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UW athletes must stop misconduct
By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board | Aug. 29, 2007UW-Madison should remind players that their actions represent the university
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Great expectations: Badgers, Cougars set for brawl in season opener
By Chris Lindeke | Aug. 29, 2007The UW football team will begin its 2007 campaign as a national title contender this Saturday as they host Washington State at 2:30 p.m. at Camp Randall Stadium.'
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Wis. Stewardship Fund critical to maintaining natural features
By Julia Kolberg | Aug. 29, 2007Wisconsin wildlife is in danger of losing important funding
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Taking off pants brings roommates together
By Ashley Spencer | Aug. 29, 2007I wear tank tops year-round because I'm terrified of getting pit stains. I laugh at inappropriate times, like when people fall or take off their shirt. I see every mirror as an opportunity to check out the status of my chest area.'
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Compassionate Care, Cable Competition Bills stalled in Legislature
By Charles Brace | Aug. 29, 2007Both the Compassionate Care for Rape Victims Bill and Cable Competition Bill have had little procedural movement at the Capitol, even though the budget dispute affects them in starkly different ways.
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ResNet to add Big Ten Network in dorms, unions
By Heather Gjerde | Aug. 29, 2007Starting Sept. 1, The Big Ten Network will be added to the UW-Madison Residential Network system along with several other campus buildings, following an agreement between the university and the network.
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L&S freshmen under new requirements
By Amanda Hoffstrom | Aug. 29, 2007UW-Madison College of Letters and Science returning and transfer students will have the ability to opt in"" to new Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science degree requirements, according to a new curriculum required for first-time students beginning this fall.
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UW admissions policy deemed legal by state attorney general
By The Daily Cardinal | Aug. 29, 2007Wisconsin Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen issued an informal legal opinion July 26 that the UW freshman admission policy does not violate the statutory prohibition against the use of tests based on race.
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Diving the friendly skies
By Julia Shiplett | Aug. 29, 2007As the sun rose and I sleepily steered my car north, I asked myself a simple question: Why did I want to get into a tiny plane with three strangers only to jump out of it at 3,500 feet again - by myself nonetheless?'
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Toast to the last days of summer with Caroline's custom mojitos
By Abby Becker and Caroline Mueller | Aug. 29, 2007Food columnist Caroline Mueller advises students to to take five-hour naps and watch Top Chef marathons in the final days of summer.'
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Madison Made Music Project 2007 raises money for homeless
By Joe Lynch | Aug. 29, 2007On Sept. 20, 15 local bands will perform at venues around Madison, raising money for two non-profit groups that fund the fight against homelessness.'
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Seg. fees will no longer fund off-campus facilities,¢ rent
By The Daily Cardinal | Aug. 29, 2007At a special meeting Aug. 7, the UW System Board of Regents ruled that student segregated fees cannot be used to pay for rent of off-campus facilities used by student organizations at UW-Madison.
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Basketball must fill void left by Taylor, Tucker
By Adam Hoge | May. 30, 2007For two years, one question plagued Bo Ryan's Badgers: Who will be the third scorer? With Alando Tucker and Kammron Taylor gone, people are wondering who the first and second scorers will be next season.'
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Gas prices highest ever recorded in Wisconsin
By Charles Brace | May. 30, 2007Summer gas prices in Wisconsin are at record highs, accompanied by legislative gridlock on the issue at the state and national levels.'
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Wisconsin Eye to broadcast live state gov’t coverage
By Jillian Levy | May. 30, 2007The launch of Wisconsin Eye's new television channel earlier this month provides state residents with unlimited access to Wisconsin government in a format similar to C-SPAN.
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Focus of Brat Fest unhealthy for city
By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board | May. 30, 2007Madison's 2007 ""World's Largest Brat Fest"" raised an impressive amount of money for charity, but also packed a few pounds on patrons who ate a total of 157,665 bratwurst. Next year, the event should focus more on raising money than'
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UW searches for championship form
By Nate Carey | May. 30, 2007It is interesting that only one year removed from an NCAA National Championship, the UW men's hockey team is already flying under everyone's radar. '
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‘Green’ tour raises American Indian, environmental awareness
By Jennifer Evans | May. 30, 2007This summer, as most students entertain themselves with internships, the great outdoors and some well-earned rest and relaxation, two UW-Madison students will participate in the first-ever ""green"" bus tour across the United States.
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Paper artwork becomes more sophisticated
By Eunice Abraham | May. 30, 2007\Jane Hammond adds a new dimension to paper in her exhibit 'Jane Hammond: Paper Works' at the Chazen Museum of Art,"" writes Eunice Abraham.'
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Men's hockey aims to spike competition
By Andy Van Sistine | May. 30, 2007The spring exhibition season has passed and fall competition is months away, yet the UW volleyball team has been busy gearing up for a summer full of challenges and changes. The squad will be looking forward to a trip to Europe and the addition of two hi'
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