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Abortion decision not constitutional violations
By Enye Langree | Apr. 23, 2007Last Wednesday, the United States Supreme Court issued a landmark 5-4 ruling that upheld the federal government's ban on partial birth abortions. In a stinging dissent, Justice Ruth Bader-Ginsburg called the decision ""alarming.""
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Enhancer drugs promise to pump up performance
By Keaton Miller | Apr. 23, 2007Keaton it Real: This week, Keaton discusses a new class of drugs designed not to treat medical conditions, but to improve the performance of healthy humans.'
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Beatles’ lyrics define a revolution
By Jeff Landow | Apr. 23, 20072007 is the 40th anniversary of the classic Beatles album Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Heart's Club Band. The BBC is working on an anniversary cover album, the entire Beatles back catalog is about to become accessible on iTunes due to a copyright conflict finally getting resolved, and people in general are reflecting back on what it was that made the Beatles such a phenomenon in the first place. I would like to add my two cents and suggest that part of the reason the Beatles were not only immensely successful, but also profound and timeless ,is because of their lyrics. Many a life lesson can be gleaned from the Beatles' oeuvre—in fact, someone could probably write a self-help book using only Beatles-specific moral nuggets. While I don't have time (or the space in The Daily Cardinal) to write an entire book, I think a recap of the text might look something like this:
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textbook theft an issue for students
By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board and Christina Thuli | Apr. 23, 2007In his last hurrah on the City Council, Austin King proposed an ordinance that would regulate the sales of used textbooks. According to Ald. Mike Verveer, District 4, textbook theft is a prevalent city problem and forcing stricter record keeping at bookst'
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Plasma advance brings fusion closer
By Cecile Resop | Apr. 23, 2007UW-Madison researchers have discovered a technique for containing plasma that brings fusion power closer to reality'
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A Bonds blast in Miller Park could prove intriguing
By Sam Pepper | Apr. 23, 2007Bonds' record-breaking homerun could come while the Giants are visiting Milwaukee, and Sam looks at the ramifications. '
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Badger Softball travels to UWGB for doubleheader
By Crystal Crowns | Apr. 23, 2007UW Softball looks to finish the season strong, starting with a doubleheader today in Green Bay. '
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Ari strikes gold on ‘One Take’
By Marly Schuman | Apr. 23, 2007Most 21-year-olds can't say they have their own music on iTunes or were the only act playing at Summerfest at one time. However, local musician Ari Herstand has achieved both of these things and is growing in popularity in Madison and Minneapolis, where he plays most of his shows. Herstand recently released his sophomore solo album, One Take, which showcases his unique ""folk hop"" genre that sounds unlike anything you've ever heard.
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Thriller leaves a feeling of ‘vacancy’
By Stacie Wedvick | Apr. 22, 2007""Vacancy,"" starring Kate Beckinsale and Luke Wilson, is a slightly less timeless version of the classic horror-thriller ""Psycho."" From the secluded setting of the motel to the unsettling personality of its manager, the film pays homage to its predecessor. Not, however, a mere remake of the original, a modern plot twist mixed with tried-and-true scare tactics makes it a nail-biter until the credits start rolling.
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Starters reign supreme as Cardinal wins 35-6
By Ryan Reszel | Apr. 22, 2007The starters on the UW football team largely dominated Saturday's Spring football game, scoring five touchdowns compared to the reserves' one field goal as the Cardinal defeated the White 35-6.'
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ASM launches Spring Street safety watch
By Charles Hinriksson | Apr. 22, 2007The Associated Students of Madison launched its Neighborhood Watch program at Memorial Union Friday night to help assist police in patrolling areas frequented by its fellow students.'
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Warm weather sets scene for Farmers’ Market
By Grace Flannery | Apr. 22, 2007Wisconsinites from around the state came to Madison's Capitol Square Saturday morning for the 2007 opening of the Dane County Farmers' Market.
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Softball ends home season with a pair of losses to NU
By Crystal Crowns | Apr. 22, 2007The Wisconsin softball team (5-7 Big Ten, 24-15 overall) came up short in both games against No. 8 Northwestern (10-3 Big Ten, 35-10 overall) this weekend, losing 2-1 Friday night and 6-2 Saturday afternoon at Goodman Diamond.'
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World Trade Center custodian tells heroic 9/11 rescue tale
By Lexie Clinton | Apr. 22, 2007The last man alive out of the World Trade Center's North Tower Sept. 11 2001, janitor William Rodriguez, told his story of survival and heroism Saturday at a lecture sponsored by the Muslim-Jewish-Christian Alliance for 9/11 Truth.'
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Sexual assault a year-round problem
By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board and The Daily Cardinal Arts Columnists | Apr. 22, 2007Sexual Assault Awareness Month emphasizes that most assaults are committed by acquaintances and we must all help in prevention.'
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Gay frat separation not best for Greek system
By Marcie Benson | Apr. 22, 2007The existance of a gay fraternity helps our campus progress, but overall this separation is still inherently unequal.'
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Jay tells a Storey
By Dan Sullivan and Jay Storey | Apr. 22, 2007My name is Jay Storey, and I am an overprotective older brother. For the past 19 years I've denied it, but with my sister's first serious boyfriend has come the realization that my role in life is to be an asshole to every little bastard that '
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Students protest drug industry over UW-developed HIV drug
By Mario Puig and Charles Hinriksson | Apr. 22, 2007Students protested Abbott Laboratories withdrawal of Zemplar, the HIV drug developed by UW-Madison researchers from markets in Thailand at a rally on Library Mall Friday.'
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