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Remastering the Universe
By Dan Marfield | Oct. 11, 2004Jon Woo, He Man and the directing of your childhood'
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Finding costume frightens Erin
By Erin Canty and Sarah Zipperle | Oct. 11, 2004Halloween is only 20 days away. I will begin celebrating about 17 nights from now, and I'm beginning to do some serious thinking about my costume. There are only two ' ¦
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\Friday Night Lights"" a mostly alright sight
By Amos Posner | Oct. 11, 2004Every year, audiences flock to wholesome, inspirational sports movies. Disney has refined these movies to a science; a weary coach guides ragamuffin kids on a journey of character, camaraderie, and ' ¦'
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Volleyball served up a split
By Connor McKnight | Oct. 11, 2004The Badgers' volleyball team is in the middle right now. Sporting a 3-3 record in the Big Ten and a 9-5 record overall, Head Coach Pete Waite is counting on ' ¦
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Authors, groupies to attend Wisconsin Book Festivals
By Ben Schultz | Oct. 8, 2004Downtown Madison is once again the stomping ground of numerous bookworms, wannabe poets and published authors as the third annual Wisconsin Book Festival comes to town. The festival, which started ' ¦'
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Cake, sounds good, tastes good
By Matt Hunziker | Oct. 8, 2004Cake (Columbia) \Stay the course"" seems to have been more or less Cake's unofficial modus operandi for the past decade. Ever since the 1994 release of Motorcade of Generosity on ' ¦'
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Why Wisconsin's 10 votes are so important
By Luke Behnke | Oct. 8, 2004Bush's frequent Wis. visits avoid liberal strongholds
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Sweatshop workers recount horrors of abusive child labor practices in Bangladesh
By Laura-Claire Corson | Oct. 8, 2004It is easy for college students to reach into their back pockets and find an extra dollar. However, 18-year-old Bangladesh factory worker Robina is forced to sew 120 to 150 ' ¦
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'D' hopes to stick it to Zwick
By Whitney Newman and Clint Robus | Oct. 8, 2004The conference season may already be two weeks underway, but classic Big Ten football will rear its ancient head on Saturday when the No. 15 Wisconsin Badgers (2-0 Big Ten, ' ¦
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St. Louis: gateway to the Oval Office?
By Molly Reppen and Michelle Diament | Oct. 8, 2004City, candidates gear up for second presidential debate
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Sweatshop workers recount horrors of abusive child labor practices in Bangladesh
By Laura-Claire Corson and Brad Rysz | Oct. 8, 2004It is easy for college students to reach into their back pockets and find an extra dollar. However, 18-year-old Bangladesh factory worker Robina is forced to sew 120 to 150 ' ¦
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Clearly an ironic channel
By Casey Hoff | Oct. 8, 2004\A no-smoking sign on your cigarette break. It's like ten thousand spoons when all you need is a knife."" You may be familiar with those lyrics, and that's because those ' ¦
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Letters to the editor
Oct. 8, 2004I would like to thank the students at Witte Hall for putting on the benefit for Jason Gratzl this past Sunday. I would also like to thank the staff at ' ¦
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Author looks through looking glass, sees Bush
By Les Chappell | Oct. 8, 2004Political fact blended with whimsy at Memorial Union Thursday afternoon as author Peggy Wireman read from her latest book \Alice In Bushland,"" featuring March Hare Cheney and Compassionate King Bush ' ¦
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Earlimart latest trembles with emotion
By Beth Wick | Oct. 8, 2004Earlimart (Palm Pictures) Not many albums capture the full spectrum of emotions from love to hate and sorrow to happiness. Earlimart's latest album does just that. The artwork on the ' ¦'
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Sex activists put pro-choice agenda on top
By Dan Causier | Oct. 8, 2004Em and Lo: Put your minds in the gutter
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Holly gives essential pre-election advice
By Holly Noe | Oct. 8, 2004Before you kick your self-delusion into gear and head to the polls this upcoming Election Day convinced your vote can effect some good, here are some tips to keep in ' ¦'
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To the guy at the To La Tengo show...
By Beth Wick | Oct. 7, 2004People, it seems, have completely forgotten and are clueless to the implied ules"" of concerts. The goal of live shows is for everyone to have a good time, so don't wreck it for everyone else. Just follow these basic rules, and you will have fun.
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F.H. King looks ahead to sustainable food future
By Ben Schultz | Oct. 7, 2004There is a place on this campus, away from the buzzing noise and dull concrete, that's both a sanctuary and an experiment. Far from the bells, libraries and Bascom Hill ' ¦'
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