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Controversy bubbles over drinking water
By Quinn Craugh | May. 9, 2007Chlorine additives have long been integrated into the city's water supply.
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Women’s hockey dominates competition once again
By Eric Levine | May. 9, 2007The Badger women's hockey team entered the 2006-'07 campaign looking to repeat as national champions. They did just that, along with establishing themselves as one of the dominant teams in college sports.
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Political candidates misuse MySpace
By Michelle Turcotte | May. 9, 2007You could be friends with the next president of the United States with one click of your mouse. That is if you don't mind being friends with someone who refers to him or herself in the third-person.'
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Knudsen wrong about death of Mifflin Street Block Party
By Letters to the editor | May. 9, 2007I'm writing in response to Caitlin Knudsen's May 7 article, ""Mifflin abandons original purpose, loses respectability"" concerning this past weekend's block party. I found it hard to come to grips as to why a freshman wrote an '
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Meditation could up attention spans, UW study discovers
By Marly Schuman | May. 9, 2007While meditation used to be for only devout Buddhists, it may be useful for everyday students, according to a recent study by UW- Madison professors and scientists. Released just in time for finals, the study indicates a link between meditation and the ab'
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Slingshotters, pellet-gun wielders wreak havoc on west side’s cars
By The Daily Cardinal | May. 9, 2007The Madison Police Department is on the lookout for the persons responsible for breaking into numerous vehicles in driveways, on streets and in mall parking lots on Madison's west side, according to a release.
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Lawmaker changes stance on no-call list
By Kerry King | May. 9, 2007State Democrats criticized a Republican senator for switching her stance on expanding the state's ""do-not-call"" list to include cell phones Tuesday. '
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Officers’ heroism to be honored with TOP COPS awards
By The Daily Cardinal | May. 9, 2007Two Madison police officers will be honored at a TOP COPS awards ceremony Saturday in Washington, D.C., for their heroic performances while on call last April.
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Spring’s sizzling grills a safety concern for MFD
By Quinn Craugh | May. 9, 2007The grilling season has dawned on UW-Madison, and for every juicy burger flipped, a grilling hazard awaits.
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Reader of the Day: Sam Goldstick
By The Daily Cardinal | May. 8, 2007Sam loves Spotted Cow like a fat boy loves cake. For him, no party is a real party if he can't drink his favorite Wisconsin brew. It's gotten to the point where Sam views Spotted Cow as a life necessity, perhaps like water. He even sometimes w'
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Natasha just your average girl
By Marly Schuman | May. 8, 2007\While most music today is about falling in love or breaking up, Natasha Bedingfield, in the midst of her growing popularity, attempts to sound like an average girl on her latest album, N.B.,"" writes Marly Schuman.'
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Quick turnaround with Van Emburgh
By Chris Lindeke | May. 8, 2007For the past dozen years or so, the UW men's tennis team had been familiar with the cellar of the Big Ten. The program hadn't finished higher than a tie for fifth place in the conference since 1994, and hadn't reached the NCAA Tournament'
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UW-Madison cycling club picks nation’s best trails
By Stephanie Castillo and Laura-Claire Corson | May. 8, 2007The term ""mountain biking"" can be deceiving.
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Best hikes—from forests to mountain ranges
By Laura Kalinowski | May. 8, 2007There is no better way to experience nature's untouched beauty than to hike through some of our national parks. Even parks with vast mountain terrains typically have trails for hikers of all experience levels. Straight from the experts—here are the trails worth trekking.
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Paddling through our lost paradise
By Laura Kalinowski | May. 8, 2007Abandoning solid ground for a glassy water excursion can be one of the most relaxing and invigorating ways to explore a national park.
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Ryan thinks about you while showering
By Ryan Gallentine | May. 8, 2007\Maybe college is an escape, but so are long, hot showers and everything else worth savoring in life,"" writes Ryan Gallentine in Get Rich or Die Ryan.'
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When you look back, will you be satisfied?
By Anna Williams | May. 8, 2007Anna bids farewell with some sage advice: Don't stand idly if the world crumbles around you.'
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Coal plant a stain on green image
By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board | May. 8, 2007If the Charter Street Coal Plant is not up to code, the university must fix it. Overall, UW-Madison should strive to be the best and not just scrape by with the bare minimum.'
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Letter to the Editor
By Paul Blazevich and Letter to the Editors | May. 8, 2007To some I'm a frightening object, both useful in trained hands as well as dangerous when handled by people with little knowledge.'
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