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Muslims in Madison facing less harrassment

By Seth Bichler | May. 4, 2004

New report shows city differs from national trends

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Wolff's 'Old School' praises teachers, glorifies writers

By Jon Spike and Kate Johnson | May. 4, 2004

Novel recalls tradition of 'Dead Poets Society'

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Empty-handed, yet still successful

By Seth Bichler | May. 4, 2004

Spring has truly arrived when the wild turkeys start gobbling. Thirty years ago that would have sadly been false because no wild turkeys remained in Wisconsin. Like other animals, they ' ¦

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Mason enters guilty plea

By Maureen Backman | May. 4, 2004

Wide receiver admits to battery, three other charges

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90 days of popcorn: William Temby's summer movie guide

By Molly Reppen and William Temby | May. 4, 2004

With only a few days left in the semester, it always feels like everything is coming to a close to make way for the lazy and carefree summer. When it ' ¦'

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Tortoise fun to listen to, terrible to interview

By Alex Balistreri | May. 4, 2004

Tortoise's Johnny Herndon is incapable of giving a direct or detailed answer to interview questions: The Daily Cardinal: What is it that audiences like most about your sound? Johnny Herndon: ' ¦'

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Taking a look back at my year

By Arvind Gopalratnam | May. 4, 2004

Considering this quite possibly is my last column under the alias Arvinio Hall, rather than discuss issues in the sports world or reiterate my dislike for the Cubs, I'm going ' ¦

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'Caramba!' This book is caliente!

By Marissa Wildes | May. 4, 2004

If you enjoy a novel that is fun, sexy, adventurous and absolutely luminous, then \Caramba!: A Tale Told in Turns of the Card"" is just the book for you. Nina ' ¦'

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Learning to live one moment to the next

By Peter Long | May. 4, 2004

Goodbyes are never easy, so I won't say any. Rather, to those who are moving on-from school or from life-all I will say is thank you, and happy trails. We ' ¦'

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A Palestinian sister-city divides Madison

By Sam Berns | May. 4, 2004

The Madison Common Council will vote on whether or not to make the city of Rafah, on the Gaza Strip, the 12th member of its sister city program May 18. ' ¦

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Track set for home finale

By Clint Robus | May. 4, 2004

It's home sweet home track for Wisconsin's men's and women's track and field teams this Saturday in Madison. Both teams, in a rare opportunity, will compete in the friendly atmosphere ' ¦

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'Worst Case' offers ridiculous advice

By Megan Orear and Laura Owens | May. 4, 2004

There are fewer than two weeks left in the semester and readers might think they've handled this year of college pretty well. Maybe they can even say they survived. But, ' ¦'

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UW-Madison will request the UW System Board of Regents allocate $7.8 million more to the already $106.9 million Camp Randall Stadium renovations project. According to Alan Fish, UW-Madison associate vice ' ¦

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Th-th-that's all, folks!

By Taniquelle Thurner | May. 4, 2004

Bookin' It'

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SLAC 'calls' for UW licensees to release workers' wages

By Joe Lynch and Rebecca Jacobsen | May. 4, 2004

Students increase pressure following passing of deadline

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'Our Lady in the Forest' softly falls

By Alison Perry | May. 4, 2004

Virgin Mary may not have wide appeal'

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Summer traveling? Read this

By Hillary Ohlmann | May. 4, 2004

Travel guide proves useful'

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Kick it up Kerry, because the country depends on it

May. 4, 2004

Perhaps it's that President Bush inspires such a visceral reaction, such an extreme of hatred and despair, that Sen. John Kerry, D.-Mass., cannot help but look bland in comparison. Kerry ' ¦

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Lohen dominates 'Mean Girls'

By Amos Posner | May. 3, 2004

Before it arrived in theaters, \Mean Girls"" seemed like a bad mix. In one corner, there was director Mark Waters, re-teaming with young star Lindsey Lohan, to follow up the ' ¦'

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Men's tennis finishes Big Ten Tournament with loss to Ohio State Saturday

May. 3, 2004

The UW men's tennis team (3-9 Big Ten, 8-15 overall) ended a frustrating spring season Friday after losing in the quarterfinals of the Big Ten Team Championship in East Lansing, ' ¦