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STUDENT LIFE I NEWS Sec Or News Editor I Mandy S' Iver / Newséstudliie Com MONDAY FEBRUARY 19 BASKETBALLSTUDENTSHAKE UP I BEARS PREPARE FOR CHAMPIONSHIPLIFE SPORTS, PAGE 6 THE INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER OF WASHINGTON UNIVERSITX N ST. LOUIS SINCE 1878 VOLUME 128, NO. 57 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 2007 WWW.STUDLIFE.COM Reel Big Fish returns to campus Take TAT: HIV protein combats cancer BY LAURA GEGGEL NEWS EDITOR its size, The idea for a cancer Imagine a molecule so small and sneaky that it can \11th rofes estthe- slip into a cancerous cell siologyp'rRich Ho tchkiss, who and deliyer a trigger for cell 11 as trying to use TAT to save death. The molecule called cells from apoptosis, or cell TAT has baffled scientists ath. Hawkins wondere if for a decade, he could use TAT to destroy, from Hl\ instead of save cells. 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'Another problem Their booking agency, The with two different big groups, rsJibb before the of- Group, confirmed taht it will have th steps down the band would take the stage t er bands that Team 31 at the UniyerSity on April 227, conSidered for the spring con- route their tours through St. 200 lection process for choostng cert include rap groups Lupe after 25 years “11t‘a1 ntto make it clear that Reel Big Fish yyhich came up Fiasco and G m ClassHeroes 0Rlesel Big Fish has released Reel Big Fish is no I as a suggestion several times botohfwhomwere considered seven albums starting 11ith through Team 31‘s online re- before Reel Big Fish. Team “Turn the Radio Off“ in 1996, BEYWTROY RUMANS thatare e\citing but are go- quest form. "Team 31 really is still working on confirm- They gained mainstream pop- WSI'IED0R ingt take some length of wants to appease the needs of ingahiiphop opener for the time 0111 full y but they will be the second the students. We strive to have spring concert. 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