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City should not fund elections
By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board | Mar. 26, 2007Once again the Madison City Council has decided to look for a solution to a problem that does not exist.'
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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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Journalism experts to join ‘writers in residence’
By The Daily Cardinal | Mar. 26, 2007Two well-known political faces with reporting backgrounds will be on campus in April as part of the Writers in Residence program.
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Highlights no longer just for kids
By Kevin Nelson | Mar. 26, 2007Revisting a classic childhood publication, with a twist.'
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Reader of the Day: Jason Rothenhoefer
By The Daily Cardinal | Mar. 26, 2007Jason is a living contradiction: the shy kid who gets all the chicks. '
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Three arrested after stealing bartender’s tips
By Quinn Craugh | Mar. 26, 2007Three bar patrons ended up in Dane County Jail after a scuffle with police outside Club Five early Sunday morning.
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ASM proposes full study day to faculty senate
By Marie Joanis | Mar. 26, 2007Associated Students of Madison lobbied the UW Faculty Senate University Committee for a permanent exam study day at its meeting Monday afternoon in Bascom Hall. '
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Here comes the new wave of turtle power
By Brad Boron | Mar. 25, 2007\A few questions to ponder: Why do the Ninja Turtles wear masks — how many other six-foot-tall turtles are running around New York that the masks add anonymity? If Splinter has a limp and walks with a stick, how does he still kick ass when he needs to'
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Wisconsin Supreme Court takes on drink limit lawsuit from 2002
By The Daily Cardinal | Mar. 25, 2007A 2002 antitrust lawsuit against campus-area bars for fixing drink prices will be heard by the Wisconsin Supreme Court. '
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Future of Science: A changing global climate
By Brian Sweeney and Cecile Resop | Mar. 25, 2007Four professors. Four fields. One vision. Cecile Resop talks to Edward Friedman about the future of political science.'
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Future of Science: Building the very small
By Cecile Resop | Mar. 25, 2007Four professors. Four fields. One vision. Cecile Resop talks to Mahesh Manhanthappa about chemistry and nanotechnology'
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Young’s early genius shows in live album of ’71
By Charles Berens | Mar. 25, 2007Unnatural. Naked. Listen to Neil Young pour into the opening progression of ""Old Man"" in a live show. Without the immediate inundation of applause, one can't help but detect an obvious void. Yet a curious silence was all that filled the Massey Hall crowd on January 19, 1971. But that silence wasn't unnatural. It wasn't naked. It was history.
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ASM to lobby UW admins for study day
By Erica Pelzek | Mar. 25, 2007Each semester, the university designates a ""study day"" before final exams to allow students to review before exam week begins. However, according to the academic calendar and timetables, in every year since at least 2004 there has been at leas'
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Men’s tennis loses heartbreaker
By Andrew Haffner and Chris Lindeke | Mar. 25, 2007What looked like a 5-2 upset victory for the No. 48 UW men's tennis team quickly turned into a devastating 4-3 loss to No. 28 Michigan (3-1 Big Ten, 12-4 overall) Saturday afternoon at Nielsen Tennis Stadium.
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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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The DC speaks with Girl Talk
By Adam Dylewski | Mar. 25, 2007The Daily Cardinal's Adam Dylewski interviews Girl Talk.'
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DoIT does right by protecting students
By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board | Mar. 25, 2007We support the university's decision, and hope the RIAA recognizes its folly in pressuring UW-Madison officials to infringe on students' privacy with pre-litigation letters.'
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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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