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UW's offense has 'split' personalities
By Max Hooker | Feb. 22, 2005The No. 6 Wisconsin men's hockey team played strong defensive hockey last weekend in a series with the No. 3 Colorado College Tigers, a team that sat one spot ahead ' ¦
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Recreational facilities will benefit from usage study
By Erica Pelzek | Feb. 22, 2005UW-Madison recreational facilities like the Natatorium and the SERF will become more open to students, thanks to ample funding approved at the Student Services Finance Committee's meeting Monday in Memorial ' ¦
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Searching Winter for a gesture of size
By Emily Winter | Feb. 22, 2005\Sweetie, in college, the only time a gesture of size is important is when it's a bulge below his waist,"" I shouted with older-sibling authority. My seventeen-year-old sister raised her ' ¦'
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Wal-Mart's success a product of consumer desires
By Jake Herrera | Feb. 22, 2005There is no question that Wal-Mart is a commercial empire that has rendered even its most robust predecessors puny. In terms of growth, market share and revenue, Wal-Mart stands alone ' ¦
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Meet the latest steroid
By Mike Constantine and By Rachel Schulze | Feb. 22, 2005Human growth hormone touted as anti-aging drug, but is it safe? '
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Proposed State St. parking ramp too large, say critics
By Laura Kalinowski and UW-Madison | Feb. 22, 2005Preliminary meetings are underway to develop a parking ramp on mid-State Street that will rid Madison shoppers of the hassle of finding a place to park. Project Developer Curt Brink ' ¦
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Pair of UW big men ready for bigger roles
By Sam Pepper | Feb. 22, 2005Young benchwarmers developing into role players
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Blackout halts State Street
By Clay Thomas and Dan Tierney | Feb. 22, 2005Underground fires leave thousands in the dark
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Inventors share secrets of creativity
By Kate Raiford | Feb. 22, 2005A condom for fire hoses. A grenade that eats oxygen. A transmitter to help firefighters navigate a smoke-filled room. Only the last one won $10,000. Three College of Engineering students ' ¦'
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Feb. 22, 2005President Bush urged Europe Monday to become a full partner in his vision to spread freedom across the globe, calling the expansion of democracy the best way to dispel the ' ¦
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Sidewalk installment unfair on Capitol Ave.
By Micaela Frudden | Feb. 21, 2005Imagine for a minute that you are in your dorm room, apartment or house and there is a knock at the door. When you open it, I'm standing there with ' ¦
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Badgers split Kohl Center season finale
By Kate Hedlin | Feb. 21, 2005Wisconsin fails in comeback, sweep bid Saturday night
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Leveling the playing field
By Laura-Claire Corson | Feb. 21, 2005Saturday, Sept. 28, 1957, was not a normal day for Sidney Williams. Williams, Wisconsin's starting quarterback-as well as the Big Ten's first starting black quarterback-should have been preparing for the ' ¦'
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Eager young artists do not hear music to their ears
By Jessica Sprang | Feb. 21, 2005In the past semester I have been privileged enough to be introduced to a wide array of local artists, ranging from well publicized local bands like The Profits and Scarlet ' ¦
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Beyond L&S, a tedious application process
By Laura Kalinowski | Feb. 21, 2005As pressure increases to become the perfect students and get into their schools of choice, UW-Madison students are spending more and more time making sure their applications will catch the eyes of admission review boards.
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'Mask' sequel lacks humor, talent
By Brad Boron | Feb. 21, 2005They say if you let a thousand monkeys type at a thousand typewriters for a thousand years they will eventually recreate Shakespeare. Having said that, \Son of the Mask"" is ' ¦'
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