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Tavern league, Madison bars may unite in defense
By Jennifer Kidd | Mar. 30, 2004Discussions stem from drink specials lawsuit
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'Boo' Wade faces new charges
By Brittany Jones | Mar. 30, 2004UW-Madison sophomore men's basketball guard Maurice \Boo"" Wade was charged with bail-jumping Monday in the Dane County Circuit Court in connection with pending misdemeanor battery charges. According to WKOW Channel ' ¦
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Awards continue to pile up for UW's MacLeod
By Matt Carroll | Mar. 30, 2004Women's junior defender Carla MacLeod was named second-team All-American Monday, according to the American Hockey Coaches Association. MacLeod was also honored to the second-team all-Western Collegiate Hockey Assoication earlier this ' ¦
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Stellastarr* fall on Madison
By Joe Uchill | Mar. 30, 2004\We get that a lot."" Five months after their self-titled debut album's release, Stellastarr* are still dogged by the same criticism-that they are too derivative of the bands that influenced ' ¦'
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Exceeding all expectations
By Eric Schmoldt | Mar. 30, 2004Freshman forward Ryan Suter smashed the blade of his stick on the ice. Unhappy with the outcome, he smashed it again, this time a little harder. This time it broke. ' ¦
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'Rumble' will hold its own among readers
By Adam Malecek | Mar. 30, 2004Debut collection of short stories truly shines'
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Cieslewicz changes min. wage proposal
By Maureen Backman | Mar. 30, 2004Plan adjusts time-frame for increases
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'GraceLand' a graceful read
By Alex Balistreri | Mar. 30, 2004Abani's new coming-of-age story a sure winner'
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Lautenschlager's agreement with Wisconsin Ethics Board acknowledges law-breaking
By Seth Bichler | Mar. 30, 2004State Attorney General Peg Lautenschlager and Deputy Attorney General Dan Bach signed agreements yesterday with the Wisconsin Ethics Board acknowledging they broke the law by using state vehicles for personal ' ¦
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Wisconsin in midst of QB controversy
By Sam Karp and Adam Raeder | Mar. 30, 2004As the Wisconsin football team continues spring practice, it encounters a situation it hasn't had in a couple years-a quarterback controversy. With incumbent Jim Sorgi graduating after last season, the ' ¦
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TA's need health care, not debt
By Jessica Gartner | Mar. 30, 2004Between the Teaching Assistants' Association's fight to continue health care coverage and Gov. Jim Doyle's conflicts with the Food and Drug Administration over prescription drugs, health care and insurance should ' ¦
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A story that flows... nowhere
By Kevin Behr | Mar. 30, 2004We've all heard the saying \life is like a river"" or some variation of it. Our lives pass as a river flows along its banks: swift, wild and ever changing. ' ¦'
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Iron and Wine drunk on heavy somber rock
Mar. 30, 2004(Sub Pop) No one can discuss Iron and Wine without using the word beautiful or its synonyms. There is an effortless perfection about Iron and Wine. Many contemporary singer/songwriters have ' ¦'
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Baseball unions: Just spoiling the spot
By Tom Walsh and Michael Gorwitz | Mar. 30, 2004The Major League Baseball Players Association is killing the game of baseball. Instead of trying to better the game, they are greedily trying to defeat the owners on every issue ' ¦
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FBI joins search for missing UW student
By Rob Hunger | Mar. 30, 2004Police investigate previous attack, surveillance video
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Numerous flaws kill 'Never Die Alone'
By Joe Pudas | Mar. 30, 2004One of the countless scenes to inspire unintentional laughter in DMX's gangsta flick \Never Die Alone"" occurs when a character shouts, ""This isn't a Quentin Tarantino movie! This is real ' ¦'
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Madison son's final days
By Josh Salm | Mar. 30, 2004Athletic Director Pat Richter will officially step down from his position on campus Thursday, ending what could only be described as the best 15 years that UW-Madison and its alumni ' ¦
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TAA strike could disrupt grading process
By Keith Zukas | Mar. 30, 2004A possible Teaching Assistants Association strike could include a short-term walk-out and a grade strike that could withhold student grades and possibly interfere with graduation, according to TAA Co-President Boian ' ¦
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Van Halen reunion: a 'Long' time coming
By Joe Lynch and Peter Long | Mar. 30, 2004It was never really supposed to happen. As an admirer, fan and ardent supporter, there is nothing I wanted more than for it to happen. I've spent countless hours deliberating ' ¦'
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Students could receive official record of campus involvement
By Crystal Weinberger | Mar. 30, 2004The Dean of Students office may soon offer students a \leadership and involvement record,"" an official document listing those activities in which a student has played a leadership role. The ' ¦
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