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UW teams also displayed the bad and the ugly in 06-’07
By Tom Lea | May. 10, 20071. Men's basketball loses to UNLV in second round of NCAA Tournament
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Mayor says $5 fee for Halloween stays
By Max Sternberg and Mary Malahy | May. 10, 2007Mayor Dave Cieslewicz and the city of Madison called last Halloween's lack of tear gas, violence and uncontrollable crowds a great ""success,"" and hopes to maintain these standards for celebrations in the future. '
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Wis. takes plate when it comes to home of first ever hamburger
By The Daily Cardinal | May. 10, 2007The state known for brats and beer can now add a new item to its menu.
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Student housing prime target for crime in summer
By Ashley Ojala | May. 10, 2007Summer is a prime time for crime.
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Committee decides on Adidas situation
By Erica Pelzek | May. 10, 2007After it met in closed session last Thursday, UW-Madison's Labor Licensing Policy Committee has come to an agreement regarding the university's contract with Adidas and the Hermosa factory situation. '
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Football-ticket demand drives prices up on ExchangeHut
By Jamie McMahon | May. 10, 2007For Badger fans who are not selected in the UW Athletic Department's upcoming football ticket lottery, rushing to other outlets to buy tickets may be the worst thing they could do.'
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Bielema’s stellar rookie season nabs him coach of the year
By John Leppanen | May. 10, 2007It's hard to ask for a better season than the one UW football fans enjoyed under rookie head coach Bret Bielema. The Badgers went 12-1, won a second consecutive Capital One Bowl and saw senior Joe Thomas taken third in the NFL Draft.
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Dalai Lama raises $.5 million during recent Madison visit
By The Daily Cardinal | May. 10, 2007The Deer Park Buddhist Center raised $503,000 during the Dalai Lama's three-day visit to Madison last week, according to the Wisconsin State Journal.'
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As state’s 8th graders sign up, profs give tips for Wisconsin Covenant’s success
By Lara Sokolowski | May. 10, 2007Thursday marks the first day Wisconsin eighth graders can sign up for the Wisconsin Covenant, a program proposed by Gov. Jim Doyle that guarantees students who commit to the covenant a place in the Wisconsin higher education system and a financial aid package.
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Student Iraq vets expound on campus experiences
By Jacob Kushner | May. 10, 2007For four years Jacob Warner fought in Iraq and Afghanistan as a squad leader for the U.S. Marine Corps infantry. He led groups of 12 to 15 Marines on combat patrol, facing hostile fire and enduring living conditions that, in his words, ""build charac'
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Union food ‘slop’ doesn’t fit the high menu prices
By Joe Lynch | May. 9, 2007The food at Memorial Union blows ass. I don't actually mean to single out their food as unpalatable in particular, because the stuff at Union South's Red Oak Grill, Ingraham Deli and E2 is just as lame.
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Cardinal Arts staff previews summer movies
By The Daily Cardinal Arts Staff | May. 9, 2007""The Bourne Ultimatum""
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Six professors who best exemplify the UW-Madison credo
By Nick Barbash | May. 9, 2007I owe the high quality of my UW-Madison undergraduate degree to a long list of outstanding professors who not only taught facts but who sparked intellectual curiosity and academic growth in their students. '
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Make the most of your years left as a UW fan
By Zach Kukkonen | May. 9, 2007Sports columnist Zach Kukkonen gives UW fans some advice to enjoy the rest of their college careers more thoroughly.'
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Newsmakers of the semester
By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board | May. 9, 2007The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board opines about this semester's top newsmakers.'
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Savory events spice up summer in Madison
By Katie Ernest | May. 9, 2007Staying in Madison this summer? While the Farmers' Market and the Terrace remain popular among students, other food events offer unique experiences as well.'
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Three campaign finance bills move closer to Senate vote
By Ashley Spencer | May. 9, 2007A state Senate committee approved three bills Tuesday, aiming to reform campaign finance and ethics in the state Capitol. '
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FDA says cloned cattle safe to eat
By Molly Reppen and Peter Ladwig | May. 9, 2007Animal products from cloned cattle deemed \safe"" by the FDA but consumers remain wary about purchasing food products.'
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Summer music festival preview
By Brien Barrett | May. 9, 2007Arts Editor Brien Barrett gives the rundown for various music festivals that will be occuring across the country this summer.'
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What a year it’s been
By Ryan Reszel | May. 9, 2007The 2006 Wisconsin Badger football team was not flashy. They did not have any dramatic come-from-behind victories. The national media gave them little attention as they rose in the rankings. The Badgers did not care. They just won game after game after game.
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