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Peace march avoids disrupting Mifflin
By Jason Stitt and Valerie Klessig | May. 3, 2004Activists head to Capitol to rally against Bush
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May. 3, 2004The Teaching Assistants' Association announced Sunday it will not hold a grade strike at the end of the semester. TAs proved their strength last week and now students can breathe ' ¦
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TAs will give out grades
By Whitney Newman and Eric Reinert | May. 3, 2004State: no grade strike a 'positive development'
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Lack of support threatens future of rally
By Crystal Weinberger and Alex Pacheco | May. 3, 2004With few attendees and too few volunteers, the Take Back the Night Coalition may have held their final celebration of strength of women and girls Saturday night on Library Mall. ' ¦
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'Outside World' exposes traditional Jewish life
By Rebecca Jacobsen | May. 3, 2004Most young Americans are probably used to eating cheeseburgers and going to movies on Friday nights, but for people living in an Orthodox Jewish community, girls are practically old maids ' ¦'
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Men's, women's track each take three events at Musco Twilight
By Clay Thomas | May. 3, 2004UW men's and women's track squads were able to each win three events at the Musco Iowa Twilight Saturday at Iowa City, Iowa. Freshman Paul Hubbard took the triple-jump with ' ¦
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'Cope Park' draws from grunge legends
By Bridget Maniaci | May. 3, 2004(Vagrant Records) Vagrant Records has a new band on its block with Audio Learning Center, and they are a far cry from any sort of Dashboard Confessional clone. Neither punk ' ¦'
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One UW licensee meets disclosure deadline
May. 3, 2004Of UW-Madison's ten largest licensees, one agreed to UW-Madison's new requirement to disclose licensees' workers' wages by the May 1 deadline. A company called Top of the World was the ' ¦
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Beer flows liberally as Mifflin residents disregard keg limits
By Jennifer Kidd | May. 3, 2004Police continue relaxed alcohol enforcement
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Iranian film depicts imbalance
By Katie Panosh | May. 3, 2004\Crimson Gold,"" playing at the Orpheum Theatre, 216 State St., covers controversial ground. Written by well-known Iranian filmmaker Abbas Kiarostami and directed by Jafar Panahi, the duo is a very ' ¦'
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Pa. example proves Bush strong for Nov.
By Nathan Arnold | May. 3, 2004Although few in Wisconsin were watching last Tuesday, President Bush won one of the most important battles for the future of his presidency-by just 15,000 votes. Incumbent Senator Arlen Specter ' ¦
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Please, God, 'send' this movie back
By Joe Pudas | May. 3, 2004British theater veteran Nick Hamm makes a dire mainstream debut with \Godsend,"" an embarrassment for all involved.?? This film squanders its rich, timely premise with a fiercely mediocre script equipped ' ¦'
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ClearPlay filter good for audience, unfair to directors
By William Temby | May. 3, 2004An ongoing dispute between the Director's Guild of America and Salt Lake City DVD newcomer ClearPlay escalated last week. Rep. F. James Sensenbrenner Jr., R-Menomonee Falls, serving as House Judiciary ' ¦'
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How to survive runaway Tilt-a-Whirls
By Holly Noe | Apr. 30, 2004With the end of another school year in sight, the time is near to begin planning those summer getaways. If you find yourself heading off for a day of roller ' ¦'
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UW's Weidner named to USA select team
Apr. 30, 2004UW senior-to-be volleyball outside hitter Marian Weidner has been named to the USA Select Team. The select team will participate in the European Spring Cup May 6-16 in Brno, Czech ' ¦
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Williams jury agrees on six of eight charges
Apr. 30, 2004Former NBA star Jayson Williams' jury has told Judge Edward M. Coleman they reached a consensus on six of the eight charges in the man-slaughter case, but are split on ' ¦
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Seachange, Bright Eyes worth a listen
By Katie Panosh | Apr. 30, 2004Seachange (Matador) Why does it seem that almost every band from the United Kingdom produces good music? These bands slowly cross over to the United States where people are finally ' ¦'
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Strike days business as usual for many at UW
By Ivy Okoniewski | Apr. 30, 2004While the boisterous chanting of the Teaching Assistants' Association strike was impossible to ignore for many, Tuesday and Wednesday passed without disruption for numerous other UW-Madison students enrolled in schools outside of the College of Letters and Sciences.
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