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Wisconsin splits in Showcase
By Kelly Kallien and Eric Schmoldt | Nov. 29, 2004It was a roller coaster weekend for the No. 2 Wisconsin men's hockey team (7-3-0 Western Collegiate Hockey Association, 10-4-0 overall) in the College Hockey Showcase. After a lackluster performance ' ¦
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TABOR would be disastrous for UW
By Jake Herrera | Nov. 29, 2004Last summer, the Wisconsin Legislature was mulling over a proposal for a Taxpayer Bill of Rights. TABOR is a Republican-led initiative intended to constrain state spending through the adoption of ' ¦
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Characters, neuroses drive 'Sideways'
By Amos Posner | Nov. 29, 2004Two friends embark on a road trip. One is an actor past his prime about to get married. The other is a divorced novelist who never had a prime. Together, ' ¦'
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News Briefs
Nov. 29, 2004A 19-year-old UW-Madison student sustained minor injuries after a man allegedly sexually assaulted her shortly after midnight Nov. 21, according to the Madison Police Department. The incident occurred as the ' ¦
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Election protests polarize Ukrainians
By Ivy Okoniewski | Nov. 29, 2004The dispute between Viktor Yushchenko and current prime minister Viktor Yanukovych over Ukraine's Nov. 22 presidential election wages on, with protestors daily taking to the streets despite recent victories for ' ¦
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Wisconsin may adopt electronic voting
By Jeana Anderson | Nov. 29, 2004In an attempt to reform the voting process following November's election, Wisconsin legislators prepare to grapple with the controversial prospect of electronic voting. \The state is moving away from the ' ¦
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'Alexander' lacks power
By Les Chappell | Nov. 29, 2004Oliver Stone faced a daunting task in covering the epic story of Alexander the Great. The Macedonian general had half the known world conquered by the time he was 30. ' ¦'
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Amber keeps truckin' to sweet 16
By Erin Canty | Nov. 29, 2004Holiday shopping started this past weekend, and I am already worn out. As I mentioned a few weeks ago, I love winter, and I can feel that it is on ' ¦'
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Despite concerns, Council approves pool site
By Will Hoverman and Luke Behnke | Nov. 29, 2004City Council names Franklin Field location
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Waves roll over sloppy Badgers
By Arvind Gopalratnam | Nov. 29, 2004Facing two schools from California last week, the University of Wisconsin men's basketball team (2-1) earned a split after defeating UC-Santa Barbara (1-1) 72-61 Tuesday, and getting manhandled by Pepperdine ' ¦
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Badger Bits
Nov. 29, 2004Women's hoopsters lose twice at Houston Classic The UW women's basketball team (2-2) fell twice over the weekend in Houston. A hot second half from Houston Friday night resulted in ' ¦
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Ocean sediments may hold clues to extinction models
By Kate Raiford | Nov. 23, 2004Invertebrates living on the Atlantic Ocean's floor are helping scientists see the effects of dwindling global biological diversity. These invertebrates show how local species extinction can alter the ocean's ecology ' ¦'
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'After the Sunset?' You'll go to sleep.
By Joe Pudas | Nov. 23, 2004A recent issue of the Onion contained an insightful interview with \Election"" director Alexander Payne, in which he was asked to share his opinion on what constitutes a true independent ' ¦'
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Double the fun for women's basketball
By Justin Dreyfuss | Nov. 23, 2004The UW women's basketball team took on a reeling Southern Illinois team Monday night. The Badgers were fresh off a 82-49 victory over IUPUI Nov. 19, and were looking to ' ¦
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New dorm to replace aging Ogg by 2007
By Paul Pryse | Nov. 23, 2004Members of the Joint Southeast Area Campus Committee met Monday to discuss plans to replace Ogg Hall with a new 600-bed residence to be built on Dayton Street, across from ' ¦
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Classic showdown
By Abram Shanedling and Clint Robus | Nov. 23, 2004Michigan State, Michigan roll into the Kohl Center for the College Hockey Showcase'
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Curtain set to rise on Chamberlin Hall
By Sarah Martinson | Nov. 23, 2004The construction around the newly renovated Chamberlin Hall is almost complete, meaning pedestrians will soon be able to use the whole of the sidewalk and not listen to a jackhammer ' ¦
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