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Dalai Lama’s speech touts compassion
By Peter Cameron and Amanda Hoffstrom | May. 6, 2007With education and a strong desire for world peace, eventually society could literally change.
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Softball’s season ends with loss
By Crystal Crowns | May. 6, 2007The Wisconsin softball team (6-12 Big Ten, 27-20 overall) fell short of making it to the Big Ten tournament Saturday afternoon when it split a doubleheader at Minnesota (4-9 Big Ten, 24-22 overall).
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The canceling of Korea Night was a bad choice
By Marcie Benson and By James Hoffmire | May. 6, 2007In the wake of the tragedy at Virginia Tech, Korea Night, originally scheduled for April 30, was canceled. The event, which was sponsored by the Korean American Student Association, the Korean Students and Scholars Association and the Korean Undergraduate'
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‘Spider-Man 3’ swings high in the box office
By Brad Boron | May. 6, 2007There's a scene in ""Spider-Man 3"" near the end when the evil Spider-Man doppelganger named Venom writes a message in a web, ""Charlotte's Web""-style, to our hero telling Spidey to come and get him. This probably doesn't belong in the film and probably wouldn't be seen in the comic, either. It's something straight out of a Saturday morning cartoon. Maybe that's what keeps ""Spider-Man 3,"" the newest installment of the web-slinger's story, from being another masterpiece: It's high on action sequences and amazing visuals but a little short on the emotional depth that kept the first films grounded in reality, even in a comic book world.
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Thompson says hearing loss caused debate slip-up
By Ashley Spencer | May. 6, 2007Republican presidential candidate Tommy Thompson said he misheard a controversial question about whether employers who believe homosexuality is immoral should be able to fire gay employees at a debate among 10 Republican presidential candidates. '
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Men’s crew has dominant weekend
By Maureen Backman and Royston Sim | May. 6, 2007The Wisconsin men's rowing team enjoyed a highly successful weekend at the Charles River Course in Boston, where they won five out of a total six events at the Cochrane Cup Saturday and at the Jablonic Cup Sunday.
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Health-care reform will help combat homelessness
By Eric Stringfellow | May. 6, 2007By Eric Stringfellow
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Old Phish member is on the right page
By Erin Lemke | May. 6, 2007\Like a Phish out of water, Page McConnell tries to lock into his own musical identity on his self-titled solo debut. Even though Phish is no more, keyboard player McConnell is still basking in all his jam band glory by modifying the distinctive sound of '
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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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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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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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Supreme Court ruling may be detrimental to WARF patents
By Whitney Newman | May. 3, 2007A recent U.S. Supreme Court decision could make it more difficult for the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation to defend existing stem cell patents that are now being challenged by two national groups and patent experts.'
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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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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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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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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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Dalai Lama to address sold out UW crowd
By Lara Sokolowski | May. 3, 2007Nobel Peace Prize winner ""His Holiness"" Tenzin Gyatso, the 14th Dalai Lama of Tibet, will give a public talk at 2:30 p.m. in the Kohl Center in front of a sold-out crowd of more than 9,000 UW-Madison students, faculty and community members. '
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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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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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