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Letter to the Editor

By Letters to the editor | Mar. 27, 2007

SLAC claims the editorial board made false assumptions about the Adidas situation.'

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State Supreme Court race sees record-breaking spending

By Ashley Spencer | Mar. 27, 2007

Two state Supreme Court candidates have spent a record breaking $1.4 million on their campaigns for their April 3 election, according to their respective finance reports filed with the state Elections Board. '

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SLAC, Wiley clash at Union

By Whitney Newman and Clay Thomas | Mar. 27, 2007

""Showcase 2007,"" an event intended to ""show the university's best practices,"" was suddenly interrupted Tuesday by students who wished to showcase what they believed to be one of the university's worst practices.'

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College of Engineering must up tuition

By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board | Mar. 27, 2007

In order to make up lost costs, UW-Madison's College of Engineering should instate differential tuition.'

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Ben Kweller to headline All-Campus Party

By The Daily Cardinal | Mar. 27, 2007

Indie rocker Ben Kweller was announced Tuesday as the headliner for this year's All-Campus Party.'

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Union food goes trans fat-free

By The Daily Cardinal | Mar. 27, 2007

Your Paul Bunyan Burger and Union French Fries may taste just as delicious as they did last semester, but unbeknownst to many, since January the Wisconsin Union has been frying up foods the healthier way — trans fat-free.'

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Global warming more than a celebrity trend

By Anna Williams | Mar. 27, 2007

Our generation must continue the push to slow global warming even after celebrities move on to the next \it"" cause.'

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Officials map out plans for parking ramp, tunnels

By Luke Davis | Mar. 26, 2007

City officials gathered Monday evening to emphasize the need to bolster support for the UW Transportation Services Initiative and to start work on the East Campus Utility Project.'

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Drink-limit lawsuit drowns bar profits

By Quinn Craugh | Mar. 26, 2007

Numerous campus-area bars, which two UW-Madison students claimed voluntarily succumbed to pressure by city officials to limit drink specials, have spent hundreds of thousands of dollars fighting a 2002 antitrust lawsuit.'

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UW keeps life feeling fine for its students

By Mario Puig and Enye Langree | Mar. 26, 2007

As students head into that happy place known as ""Spring Break,"" the sense of relief is practically palpable. '

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Reader of the Day: Shondra Bergmann

By The Daily Cardinal | Mar. 26, 2007

Confabulator Extraordinaire'

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UW hopes to continue hot play

By Andrew Haffner and Jon Bortin | Mar. 26, 2007

The 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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UW scientists showcase new way to fight cancer

By The Daily Cardinal | Mar. 26, 2007

UW-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, 2007

UW 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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DNA procedure used to treat heart disease at UW

By The Daily Cardinal | Mar. 26, 2007

UW-Madison researchers have developed a way to use gene therapy more effectively. '

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Too bad laying in the sun doesn’t go well with Aqualung’s Memory Man.

By Jeff Landow | Mar. 26, 2007

So 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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