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Hedge your bets, stick to pools
By Sam Pepper | Mar. 26, 2007To bet or not to bet, that is the question. '
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Using celebrities one scandal at a time
By Julia Shiplett | Mar. 26, 2007The entire world knows Britney Spears has gone off the deep end. Her highly questionable parenting skills, her newly bald head, her hoo hoo's intimate relationship with the camera — the woman's nuts these days.'
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Reader of the Day: Shondra Bergmann
By The Daily Cardinal | Mar. 26, 2007Confabulator Extraordinaire'
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UW keeps life feeling fine for its students
By Mario Puig and Enye Langree | Mar. 26, 2007As students head into that happy place known as ""Spring Break,"" the sense of relief is practically palpable. '
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Too bad laying in the sun doesn’t go well with Aqualung’s Memory Man.
By Jeff Landow | Mar. 26, 2007So yes, more hubbub about piracy and the RIAA and the targeting of college students and lawsuits and money and etc, etc, etc. If you're like 99 percent of the college population, you trashed the e-mail from DoIT, maybe skimmed an article in the paper and haven't thought about any of this stuff for more than a couple of seconds.
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UW hopes to continue hot play
By Andrew Haffner and Jon Bortin | Mar. 26, 2007The Wisconsin softball team has been swinging a hot bat as of late, and look to keep rolling for their home opener Tuesday against Loyola. '
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DNA procedure used to treat heart disease at UW
By The Daily Cardinal | Mar. 26, 2007UW-Madison researchers have developed a way to use gene therapy more effectively. '
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UW scientists showcase new way to fight cancer
By The Daily Cardinal | Mar. 26, 2007UW-Madison scientists have found a more effective way to fight cancer cells while sparing healthy cells, according to a Monday release. '
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Assoc. Press names Tucker to first-team All-American spot
By The Daily Cardinal | Mar. 26, 2007UW men's basketball senior forward Alando Tucker was nominated by the Associated Press to be a first-team All-American Monday. '
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No cavalry for Virginia as UW rides on
By Crystal Crowns | Mar. 25, 2007The WIsconsin Badgers women's basketball team beat Virginia to advance to the semifinals of the WNIT Sunday.'
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Wisconsin overcomes 14 point deficit to win
By Andrew Van Sistine | Mar. 25, 2007The Wisconsin Badgers women's basketball team defended their home court and advanced in the WNIT Sunday.'
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Actor, activists march for immigrants’ rights
By Ryan Adserias and Christian Von Preysing-Barry | Mar. 25, 2007Actor and activist Danny Glover was the keynote speaker at Saturday's immigrants' rights demonstration. Protesters marched down Washington Avenue to the Capitol.
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Langdon Street night watch program campaign expands
By Amanda Hoffstrom | Mar. 25, 2007The UW-Madison Langdon Street Neighborhood Watch program launched a new campaign Saturday in an effort to expand the current safety program that began in Fall 2006.'
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Mayoral candidates balance green space, transportation
By Quinn Craugh | Mar. 25, 2007The final issues are transportation and the environment. Madison and the university are continually growing and the candidates will face the problem of keeping a balance between green space and parking space.'
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Unrealistic standards fuel substance abuse
By Marcie Benson and ??zge Sevindik | Mar. 25, 2007College students nationwide are binge drinking and abusing drugs more than ever before. This is not surprising considering the unprecedented pressures faced by today's average college student compared to those of previous generations. '
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WISPIRG introduces ways to curb poverty
By Royston Sim | Mar. 25, 2007The Wisconsin Student Public Interest Research Group organized a panel Friday to address the growing issue of hunger and homelessness in Madison and Dane County.'
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Volleyball splits first tourney
By Andrew Van Sistine | Mar. 25, 2007Wisconsin began its spring volleyball season by splitting their matches at the Iowa State Spring Tournament. '
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Sandler proves he cannot ‘reign over’ drama
By Aaron Ensweiler | Mar. 25, 2007Adam Sandler has built a career out of playing characters whose internal logic is so skewed as to render them unrecognizable as human beings. Over the years, he has portrayed a stuttering waterboy, the son of Satan and a man given a remote control that can alter time and space. Nevertheless, it's in his newest dramatic turn, Mike Binder's ""Reign Over Me,"" that Sandler plays his least believable character yet—a Sept. 11 widower.
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