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Too little, too late: Furious rally comes up short against Illini

The Badgers were eliminated in their first game of the Big Ten Tournament, dropping a 58-54 game to Illinois. Trevon Hughes hit four 3-pointers in the final two minutes but could not overcome a terrible offensive performance by the team as a whole. Full story

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City seeks input on possibility of Google Fiber

The city of Madison held a public meeting Thursday to discuss implications and ideas about its application to bring “ultra high speed broadband” called Google Fiber to Madison. Google is planning to test ultra high-speed broadband networks in one or more locations across the country. Full story

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The Damned United

'Damn' divided on 'United'

In 'The Damned United,' actor Michael Sheen is finally able to shine in the spotlight. Full story

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What's in the Fridge? Episode 2: Crepes from Daily Cardinal

Video & Editing by Eddy Cevilla & Alec Walker

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WISPIRG seeks student support for bill that may increase financial aid

The Wisconsin Students Public Interest Research Group held an event on East Campus Mall Thursday, advocating student support for a federal bill that may increase financial aid opportunities for students. According to Rashi Mangalick, a junior at UW-Madison and organizer of the WISPIRG event, passing the bill, the Student Aid and Fiscal Responsibility Act, would increase potential student aid by $87 billion.

Gubernatorial candidates face off in television ads

Gubernatorial candidate Scott Walker stressed his commitment to lowering government spending in his first television campaign advertisement released Thursday. In the ad, the front-running Republican contender said he has returned roughly a third of his salary over the last eight years to taxpayers in Milwaukee, where he is currently the county executive.

UHS appoints new director for campus prevention services

University Health Services announced its new director of prevention services and campus health Thursday, who will address issues like excessive alcohol use and sexual assault on campus. Thomas Sieger, a UW-Madison alum, currently serves as the deputy administrator for the Wisconsin Division of Public Health. 1 comment

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WIsconsin vs Illinois

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Too little, too late: Furious rally comes up short against Illini

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Badgers kick off tournament against Illini

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Arts

The Damned United

‘Damn’ divided on ‘United’

‘Bioshock’ sequel shockingly good

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McGee hit up Madison

Remember the Titus (Andronicus)

Dan Sullivan

Cinematic creations are collaborations

Podcast

Cardinal Podcast

Arts Desk Popcast - March 7, 2010

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Opinion Articles

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Time to get on board with high-speed rail, take the train to Yahara Station

Don't let the the situation bring high-speed rail down.

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BPA ban a safe choice for health, environment

We're one step closer to a world free of BPA.

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Editorial Cartoon: March 11, 2010

Jamie Stark

Walker trying to put state under his small gov't spell

The conservative mantra of "small government" is not feasible in this economy.

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Erica Andrist

Feces, fellatio, fidelity and funky discharge: A fearsome foursome

Andrew Lahr

Searching for fun with Google predictions

Jon Spike

Nine movie remakes inspired by UW-Madison

Rising Spring Ale

New Beer Thursday--Rising Moon Spring Ale

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Features

Decoding L-O-V-E

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Addicted to Energy

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Life and Style

What's in the Fridge ep 2

Nothing but Crêpes

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Tips for dining, drinking and living off-campus—Eastside Madison

Willy Street: the place to play

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Tips for dining, drinking and living off-campus—Westside Madison

Wild Whimsical West: Monroe St.

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Science

Wishing you a 'b-lighted' Halloween

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