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Badgers fighting to keep postseason hopes alive
By Crystal Crowns and JoEllen Amato | May. 3, 2007Wisconsin must defeat rival Minnesota to have any hopes of playing in the Big Ten Tournament.'
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Mayor, state Reps. Black and Parisi meet with Dalai Lama
By The Daily Cardinal | May. 3, 2007The Dalai Lama met Thursday with three Madison-area politicians to promote Wisconsin's efforts in bringing Tibet sovereignty from the Chinese government. '
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Fiest plays it simple and sings strong
By Kristin Czubkowski | May. 3, 2007If her 2005 album Let It Die was the explosion that catapulted former Broken Social Scene singer Leslie Feist onto everybody's radar, her second major-label album The Reminder is a slow burn.
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Brewing up something special
By Ryan Reszel and Jon Bortin | May. 3, 2007Cardinal columnist Jon Bortin talks about the Brew Crew's early success.'
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Mifflin residents hear police expectations
By Quinn Craugh | May. 3, 2007You will be ticketed if you break the clearly-defined rules of the Mifflin Street Block Party.
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Beltline crash fatal, two others injured early Wed. morning
By The Daily Cardinal | May. 3, 2007An accident on the Beltline Wednesday killed one, injured two and shut down the highway for more than two hours, police said.'
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Keep America beautiful from sea to shining sea
By Alexis Drutchas | May. 3, 2007When the pioneers were feverishly venturing West, they had to stand on their horses' backs just to see over the prairie grass — that is how tall the fields used to grow.'
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Residents, students rally for ‘troops out of Iraq now’
By Erica Pelzek and Clint Robus | May. 3, 2007More than 100 people gathered in front of the State Capitol Wednesday evening, bearing signs stating ""Mission Accomplished: Bring the Troops Home Now"" and ""Impeach Bush,"" protesting President Bush's veto of a bill proposing an additional $124.2 billion for Iraq that required troops home later in 2007.
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Gov. Doyle creates special task force on campus safety
By Emily Crawford | May. 3, 2007Following the April 16 shootings at Virginia Tech, Gov. Jim Doyle recently signed an executive order creating the Governor's Task Force on Campus Safety. The goal is to ensure campus security and preparedness in emergency situations on all Wisconsin'
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BRMC’s ‘Baby’ fails to surpass glory of sibling albums
By Brian Sweeney | May. 3, 2007Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, the eight-syllable garage rock favorite, has achieved underground success with their previous three albums and now return with a formidable effort, Baby 81.
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UWRCF federal lawsuit against university reaches settlement
By The Daily Cardinal | May. 3, 2007A settlement was reached in the UW Roman Catholic Foundation federal lawsuit against the UW System Board of Regents and four UW-Madison administrators Thursday.'
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Once a protest, Mifflin now known as spring drunkfest
By Jack Zeller and Joe Patton | May. 3, 2007The Mifflin Street Block Party started out as a protest to the Vietnam War in 1969 and has evolved into a nationally acclaimed event on the outskirts of the UW-Madison campus. '
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Plan for Madison rail pushes ahead with criticism
By Christopher Guess | May. 3, 2007Doubt no longer exists that commuter train plans, as part of Plan 2020, are moving forward.'
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Close gun control loopholes fast
By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board | May. 3, 2007A loophole in Virginia's gun laws allowed Cho to purchase his weapons. Now that loophole must be closed in states across the country, including Wisconsin.'
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RIAA sends letters to 13 universities
By The Daily Cardinal | May. 3, 2007Shortly after a federal judge ordered the University of Wisconsin to hand over the names of 53 UW System students targeted as habitual illegal music downloaders, the Recording Industry Association of America cracked down on more campuses Wednesday.'
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Bill focusing on prison riots lacks full support in state Assembly
By Matt Fox and Natalie Fairbanks | May. 3, 2007Correctional officers from around the state gathered in Madison on Thursday for a hearing by the Committee on Corrections and Courts that focused on the officers' support of Assembly Bill 92. '
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Talkin’ ‘bout Caitlin’s reputation
By Caitlin Cieslik-Miskimen | May. 3, 2007The hushed whispers still ring in my ears. The little ""pssttts"" of first graders, when multiplied by 30, can create an almost deafening roar. And it's even louder when the information is the hottest piece of gossip to hit the first grade since Billy's marriage proposal to Suzie was rejected.
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Track team set for Twilight Invite
By Matt Fox | May. 3, 2007UW will look to continue setting records this weekend at the McClimon Memorial Track.'
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Sierra Club files lawsuit against UW-Madison over Charter plant
By Bob Spoerl | May. 3, 2007The Sierra Club officially filed a lawsuit against the UW-Madison Wednesday, alleging the university's Charter Street Power Plant has continually violated the Clean Air Act.
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Broadway actor to speak at spring commencement
By The Daily Cardinal | May. 3, 2007Broadway actor AndrAc De Shields will be the commencement speaker for spring 2007, the secretary of the faculty announced Thursday.'
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