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Alvarez's double duties at UW mixing well... for now
By Arvind Gopalratnam | Nov. 22, 2004Just win. Those were essentially the two simple yet astute words from former UW Athletic Director Pat Richter to his successor Barry Alvarez before handing over the reins on April ' ¦
Madison radio host's remarks embroil him in controversy
By Kelly Kallien and Maureen Backman | Nov. 22, 2004Madison radio personality John Sylvester is now drawing ire from City of Madison and White House officials after referring to recently nominated Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice as an \Aunt ' ¦
Senior holding your classes? Think again.
By Amanda Buhman | Nov. 22, 2004Students who have yet to register for spring classes may not be able to ask an upperclassman friend to \hold"" a spot in certain desired courses, because once dropped by ' ¦
Lack of rushing dooms UW
By Eric Schmoldt and Jake Herrera | Nov. 22, 2004IOWA CITY, Iowa-When senior running back Anthony Davis was not in the backfield to begin the game Saturday, everyone watching in the stadium and on TV knew it would mean ' ¦
Thanksgving... yada yada yada
By Erin Canty | Nov. 22, 2004This week, I am participating in a tradition that goes back about 13 years in my history. Every year at about this time, I am asked by a teacher, relative ' ¦'
Movie news to be thankful for
By Dan Marfield | Nov. 22, 2004The portion of the year between Halloween and Thanksgiving may be the most optimistic for movie fans. With the coming of Thanksgiving, Hollywood will spend the next month parading out ' ¦'
'National Treasure' buried in plot
By Renee Gasch and Joe Uchill | Nov. 22, 2004Targeted at those too impatient to wait a few months for the actual \Da Vinci Code"" movie, Jerry Bruckheimer's ""National Treasure,"" too, is a story about a treasure hunt following ' ¦'
Freshmen spark 82-49 victory
By Cary Dohman | Nov. 22, 2004The Wisconsin women's basketball team (1-0 overall) opened up their 2004-'05 campaign in convincing fashion Friday night with a 82-49 drubbing of IUPUI in both teams' season opener. Wisconsin's freshmen ' ¦
Brawl results in suspensions
Nov. 22, 2004A brawl between Indiana Pacers players and Detroit Pistons fans Friday forced the National Basketball Association to hand out some of its harshest penalties in league history Sunday. Overall, nine ' ¦
Farm living is the life for her
By Caitlin Cieslik-Miskimen | Nov. 22, 2004Young dairy farmer participates in UW-Madison short course program
Badgers fumble away Rose Bowl
By Ben Schultz | Nov. 22, 2004IOWA CITY, Iowa-When the Badgers (6-2 Big Ten, 9-2 overall) lost 30-7 to the Iowa Hawkeyes (7-1, 9-2) Saturday, they lost more than a Big Ten championship. For days in ' ¦
Badger skaters trek to Alaska for series with Seawolves
By Ryan Weinkauf and Eric Schmoldt | Nov. 19, 2004Last weekend the No. 4 Wisconsin men's hockey team (5-3-0 Western Collegiate Hockey Association, 7-3-0 overall) ended a three-game losing streak with a crucial sweep of then-No. 5 North Dakota ' ¦
For homeless, path to new beginnings a difficult process
By Claire Allen | Nov. 19, 2004On Thursday night, the food pantry of Madison's First United Methodist Church, 203 Wisconsin Ave. offered assistance to those city residents struggling to provide their families with a meal. Many ' ¦
Eminem shows growth, digression in quality
By Ben Peterson | Nov. 19, 2004Eminem Encore (Interscope) It's easy to imagine Eminem coming down with a bad case of writer's block having to follow up three mega-selling albums, none of which ventured far from ' ¦'
Madison's 'Vanities' a local bright spot
By J.J. Rambert | Nov. 19, 2004His and Her Vanities a thought process (Science of Sound) Perpetually at the top of Madison's list of cutest couples, Ricky and Terrin Riemer have been creating energetic, original indie-punk ' ¦'
Macy, Bauer lead Badgers to North Dakota
By Chad Heileman | Nov. 19, 2004Ranked fourth nationally, the Wisconsin women's hockey team travels to North Dakota this weekend in an attempt to end a two-game losing streak and improve on its third-place spot in ' ¦
In funding diversity, politics at forefront
By Danielle Szulczewski | Nov. 19, 2004SSFC cuts $6,367 from mulitcultural group's budget
Gonzales: new face, same policy
By Kate Marcus | Nov. 19, 2004Last Tuesday, Attorney General John Ashcroft announced his resignation from his post and would not work for the Justice Department during President Bush's second term in office. There is no ' ¦
Sleep-out aims to raise awareness of homeless
By Jennifer Kidd | Nov. 19, 2004As the sun rose over Library Mall Thursday, a group of UW-Madison students awoke outdoors to fresh perspectives thanks to the second night of the Wisconsin Public Interest Research Group's ' ¦



