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Madison's grab-bag of groceries

Ah, moving out of the dorms: It's a joyful experience, a rite of passage marked by freedom from floor meetings, a non-existent alcohol policy and roommates you can stand to ' ¦'


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Buying the perfect woman online

Something odd has happened in the last two years. Several female friends have asked me to be their husband backup. It's an odd deal, where they can explore the world, ' ¦'


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Madison spares too much for 'handlers

Abill posted on a lamppost outside the Underground Bookstore reads: \Panhandling prohibited in sidewalk area."" I guess no one got the memo. How many times have you gone downtown only ' ¦'


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A twisted proposal

\You heartless sonuva..."" is a phrase I hear pretty often. Most of the time it is a result of telling the truth, and the truth for today is simple: We ' ¦


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'Mr. 3000 hits home'

Over the past decade or so, Bernie Mac has built a niche for himself as a sturdy, dependable source of comic relief. His spotty film resume ranges from top-notch A-list ' ¦'


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Better songs for kegstands

Forget about the type of beer, the varieties of liquor and mixed drinks, or the size of the barrel. Instead, think about the most important aspect when throwing a house ' ¦'


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Election could shape next Supreme Court

Most Americans know practically nothing about one of the three most important institutions in their country, the Supreme Court. Most are at least vaguely aware of the president and Congress. ' ¦


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UW Football News and Notes

James named Defensive Player of the Week Senior defensive end Erasmus James was named Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week by the conference Monday. James had five tackles, four ' ¦


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Gov. advocates min. wage hike

Gov. Jim Doyle called on lawmakers Monday to approve a two-year plan that would increase Wisconsin's minimum wage from $5.15 to $6.50 per hour. Doyle, speaking at the First United ' ¦


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