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New Glarus Brewing milks Spotted Cow for all its worth
By Kiera Wiatrak | Mar. 6, 2007One local beer manufacturer is pouring in the profits as quickly as it can brew hometown-favorite Spotted Cow.'
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Crime-reporting process can cause 'lots of headaches'
By Lexie Clinton | Mar. 6, 2007Annual statistics of reported crimes on college campuses are required by the federal government, but many university police departments say the guidelines are hard to follow.
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Kimia Lounge closes doors for good
By Quinn Craugh | Mar. 6, 2007Kimia Lounge, a once popular nightclub on Capitol Square, has been closed for over two weeks and the owner said the reason for shutting down was the citywide smoking ban.'
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Tuesday Timeout: Ask the Beat Writer
By The Daily Cardinal and Negassi Tesfamichael | Mar. 5, 2007What's the Cardinal's best visiting sports venue?'
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Brock, Hnatyk star in 3-win weekend
By Matt Fox | Mar. 5, 2007The Badgers went 3-1 over the weekend behind solid pitching from Eden Brock and an offensive explosion from Katie Hnatyk.'
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Eli Judge’s campaign for City Council seat laughable
By Joseph Lindstrom | Mar. 5, 2007The reports of an assault on Spring Street over the weekend add to the growing sense of urgency for actions to improve campus safety.
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Doyle right to reject title 5 funds
By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board | Mar. 5, 2007Regardless of morals, religion or — you guessed it, abstinence-only education — many teenagers have premarital sex, unprotected sex and sex in positions that make churchgoers and even missionaries uncomfortable. '
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Fantastic ‘Sisters’ humors theater-goers
By Joe Lynch | Mar. 5, 2007Anton Chekhov's ""Three Sisters,"" now running at the University Theatre by director James Bohnen, is not a play for everyone. Chekhov is a playwright many have a hard time coming to terms with. His plays are full of upper crust do-nothing characters that change very little, if at all, over the course of the play and talk incessant pseudo-philosophy about having to endure the pain and disappointments of life.
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The Christian counterculture
By Jeff Landow and By Chace Goff | Mar. 5, 2007In this week's \This Land is Your Land,"" Jeff talks about the Christian rock movement.'
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Men fall to ‘Cats; women get swept
By Chris Lindeke | Mar. 5, 2007Despite the successful return of junior Jeremy Sonkin to the lineup, the No. 35 UW men's tennis team was defeated 4-3 by No. 45 Northwestern (6-8 overall, 1-2 Big Ten) Saturday at Combe Tennis Center in Evanston, Ill.
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‘West Bank Story’ reigns over live action shorts
By Ben Pickett | Mar. 5, 2007In a world where bigger is seen as better, there is a tendency to overlook the little things in life. With all the money spent creating, marketing and displaying full-length films, the short film can be a simple pleasure. Such is the case with the Academy Award-nominated shorts, which make up for their lack of character development with creative writing, comedy and social awareness. Although ""West Bank Story"" stands above the others with its tasteful blend of stereotyped humor and blunt morality, each short is well worth the ""short"" time commitment.
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Reader of the Day: Mr. Potato Head
By The Daily Cardinal | Mar. 5, 2007Mashed, baked or fried'
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Tuesday Timeout: Cheap shot corner
By The Daily Cardinal | Mar. 5, 2007March gets off to a bumpy start'
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Academy Award-nominated animated short films display variety, humor
By Steven Wishau - The Daily Cardinal and Brad Boron | Mar. 5, 2007Five animated shorts were nominated for this year's Academy Award for ""Best Animated Short,"" and their variety mirrors the many possibilities that the term ""animated"" now encapsulates: ""traditional"" pen-and-ink an'
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Season just starting for UW
By John Leppanen | Mar. 5, 2007Head coach Bo Ryan addressed the media Monday and stressed that his team has a lot of basketball left to play.'
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Taylor’s three paves way for Chicago success
By Sam Pepper | Mar. 5, 2007As Drew Neitzel's last second 3-point attempt came up short, Kammron Taylor and the rest of the Badgers could breathe a sigh of relief.
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‘Everything’ a must-have
By Lindsay Herod | Mar. 5, 2007Matt Wertz's soulful voice constructs a relaxing yet joyful upbeat sound in a mix of pop, blues and folk in his third album, Everything in Between. Each track maintains a progressive quirky and irresistible sound, marking this album as revolutionary.
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