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The skinny on trans fats
By Paul Blazevich and Sarah Nance | Mar. 11, 2007Everything you always wanted to know about trans fats.'
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Wis. Billionaires bring home big bucks
By The Daily Cardinal and Andy Van Sistine | Mar. 11, 2007Wisconsin has always bred loyal cheeseheads, but a new ranking shows the state may be boasting a new crowd. '
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UW falls to Ohio State, gets No. 2 seed
By Sam Pepper and Jon Spike | Mar. 11, 2007fter splitting the two games with Ohio State during the regular season, the rubber match in the Big Ten Tournament Championship did not go the UW men's basketball team's way. Ohio State got out to an early lead and never looked back, steamrol'
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UW men’s track wins indoor national championship
By Daily Cardinal Staff and Tom Lea | Mar. 11, 2007Chalk up another triumph for UW in the realm of track and field. The UW men's indoor track team won its first indoor national championship Saturday and also became the first Big Ten team to claim the honor.
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‘quietLoud’ speaks volumes at the Overture Center
By Emily Semmelman | Mar. 11, 2007The Overture Center's latest exhibit, ""quietLoud"" by FOURum, a group of Madison artists, is a cohesive display of brilliant art with patterned detail.
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Wisconsin rocks Denver to keep season alive
By Jon Bortin | Mar. 11, 2007The Badger men's hockey team moved closer to somehow getting back to the NCAA Tournament this weekend, defeating Denver to move on to the quarterfinals of the WCHA Final Five.'
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Prof remarks elicit
By Amanda Hoffstrom | Mar. 11, 2007University of Wisconsin Law School senior faculty members and UW-Madison Chancellor John Wiley issued separate statements Friday surrounding the recent controversy involving law professor Leonard Kaplan and student accusations of racist comments toward Hm'
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Elliott taken for granted by Badgers
By Jon Bortin | Mar. 8, 2007Sports columnist Jon Bortin believes that the UW hockey team has taken goalie Brian Elliott's brilliance for granted this season.'
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Dina Marie's story: part III of III
By Whitney Newman and Ashley Spencer | Mar. 8, 2007Dina Marie's dorm is wallpapered by Bob Dylan and Rolling Stones posters and photographs of her friends and family smiling.'
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FBI investigates DOT secretary’s link to Troha case
By Ashley Spencer and ??zge Sevindik | Mar. 8, 2007Despite the FBI probe into Gov. Jim Doyle's recently indicted donor, the state Senate plans on voting next week on reconfirming Transportation Secretary Frank Busalacchi.
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Lack of innovation hides Laethora amongst peers
By Brian Sweeney | Mar. 8, 2007Gothenburg, Sweden is the birthplace of one of the most groundbreaking forms of modern heavy metal music. The melodic death metal movement originated there with bands like At The Gates, In Flames and Dark Tranquility. Curious then, is the emergence of Got'
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Badgers start NCAA Tournament at home
By Eric Levine | Mar. 8, 2007The final journey to repeat as national champions begins Saturday night for the Wisconsin women's hockey team when it hosts Harvard in the NCAA quarterfinals at the Kohl Center.'
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Burden on university to work out debts
By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board | Mar. 8, 2007After an audit last year found the university was owed $150,000, they need to crackdown on the remaining debts and get their money.'
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WARF signs national stem cell patent rules
By Marly Schuman | Mar. 8, 2007A report released Wednesday by the Association of American Medical Colleges was signed by the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation — among other large research universities — to establish guidelines for institutions' technology licenses.'
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UW awaits a third matchup with MSU
By Adam Hoge | Mar. 8, 2007After not seeing conference rival Michigan State (9-8 Big Ten, 22-10 overall) for the first 28 games of the season, the UW men's basketball team will play the Spartans for the third time in four games Friday. '
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Falk praises plow man for helping to save baby during Feb. 25 blizzard
By The Daily Cardinal | Mar. 8, 2007Dane County Executive Kathleen Falk praised a plow operator Thursday for his acts of heroism in creating a trail for an ambulance transporting a sick 11-day-old baby through a blinding blizzard last month.'
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UW Board of Regents applaud Doyle’s budget
By Erica Pelzek | Mar. 8, 2007The UW System Board of Regents discussed Gov. Jim Doyle's state budget Thursday at its March meeting at UW-Parkside, focusing on potential tuition fluctuations and money devoted toward UW System retention efforts.
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Financial woes leave Caitlin spent
By Caitlin Cieslik-Miskimen | Mar. 8, 2007All it takes to graduate from UW is a mouse click. When you get to the graduation application page, there is no pull-down menu, no ""On Wisconsin"" playing in the background after clicking ""submit,"" no confetti or flashing graphics.'
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Blog of the week
By The Daily Cardinal | Mar. 8, 2007The Daily Cardinal profiles former Madison Mayor Paul Soglin's blog \Waxing America.""'
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Suggestions from the news editors
By The Daily Cardinal | Mar. 8, 2007In an effort to put recent crimes in context and spur discussion about campus safety, The Daily Cardinal news team produced the three-day ""Are You Safe"" series. What follows is a list of ideas and suggestions Daily Cardinal news editors put to'
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