The Music's too big
Mar. 10, 2003(Hut) It's tough being the next big thing. Everyone knew The Music was the next big thing. The record poachers in Leeds knew it. The screaming hoards of Hives fans ' ¦'
(Hut) It's tough being the next big thing. Everyone knew The Music was the next big thing. The record poachers in Leeds knew it. The screaming hoards of Hives fans ' ¦'
(Parlophone) When you want to give someone a taste for Brit pop who might otherwise have an aversion to music from across the pond, it's good to loan him or ' ¦'
Government must acknowledge value of treating workers fairly
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UW-Madison administrators decided correctly to allow a group of football players accused of plagiarism at the end of fall semester to play in the Alamo Bowl Dec. 28, according to ' ¦
Imagine a three-story UW library open 24 hours. Imagine UW students working productively all night on their homework. Now imagine 40,000 rats furiously running in wheels. Somehow our quest for ' ¦
Although five seniors said farewell Saturday, the men's hockey team ended its tumultuous season on a sour note. Wisconsin (7-17-4 Western Collegiate Hockey Association, 13-21-4 overall) simply could not produce ' ¦
The Bush administration announced Friday it will push this week for a U. N. resolution calling for a final deadline of March 17 for Iraq's complete disarmament, leading to speculation ' ¦
UW Police arrested three men--two UW-Madison students--affiliated with making, selling and using fake identification and obstructing an officer Saturday, according to The Wisconsin State Journal. Police suspect Tuan Hoang Quoc ' ¦
Students in the Gorham St. area might need to find a new place to shop, since the Badger Pantry, 437 W. Gorham St., may soon be no more. Pending approval ' ¦
With $250 million in budget cuts looming in the UW System's future, the UW System Board of Regents said they are counting on all UW institutions to put their greatest ' ¦
President Bush said the United States has entered the \last phase of diplomacy"" with Iraq on the eve of Chief U.N. Weapons Inspector Hans Blix's latest report to the U.N. ' ¦
As a single mother of four, Linda Bradley, 44, said her decision to return to school four years ago at UW-Madison for a bachelor's degree was \the only logical choice."" ' ¦'
By any measure, the Appalachian Mountains have been around awhile and it seems as though they gain a little more venerability with every passing year. From these ancient hills emerged ' ¦'
UW-Madison students offered their solutions to an \intellectual puzzlement"" for author Susan Shirk Thursday. Shirk, who served as the former deputy assistant secretary of state for East Asia during the ' ¦
\Our goal is to play our best hockey in March."" Head Coach Mike Eaves has been saying this since the start of the season. Now the time has come to ' ¦
Wisconsin used a second half surge to get back in the game, but Indiana (5-11 Big Ten, 13-14 overall) had the last shot and used it to defeat Wisconsin (5-11, ' ¦
Mayoral candidate Paul Soglin sat down with no more than eight people at Hillel last night to tell students, in part, why their votes matter. Soglin eased into the evening ' ¦
Women's History Month began as International Women's Day, which was first celebrated March 8, 1911, to call attention to women's rights. In the late 1970s many schools began to add ' ¦'