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Softball travels to Atlanta for 25-team Buzz Classic
By John Leppanen | Feb. 28, 2007The 6-4 Wisconsin softball team travels to Atlanta this weekend to take part in the Buzz Classic tournament.'
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Diplomacy, democratic spirit crucial for Iraq
By Nick Barbash | Feb. 28, 2007It is hard to look at the issues facing the United States today and not wish someone better was at the helm. '
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Painful hardships of easy living
By Joe Hasler | Feb. 28, 2007Lately, a great many of my friends and family have taken to questioning my work ethic, some have even gone so far as to insinuate I'm lazy. It's not uncommon for one of them — after hearing me chronicle my day — to counter with the phr'
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Political literature a campaigning trend
By Carrie Lorig | Feb. 28, 2007\Now the latest trends in presidential political strategy are calling for candidates to pull stints as authors before embarking down the campaign trail,"" writes Carrie Lorig. '
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Reader of the Day: Danny Spitzer-Cohn
By The Daily Cardinal | Feb. 27, 2007Danny is used to being under the heat. Whether it's from the 2,100-degree furnace in his glass blowing class, or from the pressure of completing a card trick in front of potential friends, Danny knows how to keep his cool. But lately, he's com'
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Law students demand Kaplan’s apology for Hmong remarks
By Jessi Schoville and Ryan Weinkauf and Marie Joanis | Feb. 27, 2007A group of UW Law School students condemned statements made by law professor Leonard Kaplan in a release issued Sunday, asking him to retract his remarks about Hmong- Americans.
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Tarah’s M. Night in shining armor
By Sam Karp and Tarah Scalzo | Feb. 27, 2007I must say, before entering my M. Night Shyamalan rant, the only thing that surprised me Sunday was that ""Pan's Labyrinth"" didn't win Best Foreign Film. Otherwise, ""The Departed,"" Helen Mirren and no-bra Gwyneth's 1960s tablecloth dress were all about right.
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King proposes ‘clean elections’
By Quinn Craugh | Feb. 27, 2007Ald. Austin King, District 8, unveiled a proposal Monday entitled Clean Elections Reform that describes the need for public financing of elections in Madison—particularly for mayor, alder and municipal judge.
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Dems must stop obstructionism
By Peter Cameron and The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board | Feb. 27, 2007Self-interested Democrats in the state Assembly must abolish sick leave benefits. Otherwise they run severe political risk.'
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Five-second rule creates sticky situation
By Ryan Gallentine | Feb. 27, 2007\Knowing Thad Matta was chomping on spearmint gum during the biggest game of his career enables me to further dislike him. Everyone knows Polar Ice is the one and only acceptable non-bubble variety of gum,"" writes Ryan Gallentine in Get Rich or die Ryan.'
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Solution to poverty starts with students
By Anna Williams | Feb. 27, 2007Students see a false view of America and oftentimes ignore the extreme poverty right before their eyes.'
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Barhoppers toast to an extra hour
By Ashley Spencer | Feb. 27, 2007Springing ahead March 11 for daylight-saving will not shut down taps at Wisconsin bars.
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Expectations rising for UW men’s golf
By Royston Sim | Feb. 27, 2007The Wisconsin men's golf team will kick off its spring season March 3 after enjoying a successful fall campaign.
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Bench play shines despite two losses
By Adam Hoge | Feb. 27, 2007This week's UW men's basketball update honors freshman Jason Bohannon and junior Greg Stiemsma.'
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Tax may have smokers burning big bucks elsewhere
By Joanna Reilly | Feb. 27, 2007A proposed $1.25 tax on Wisconsin cigarettes may push smokers to tribal reservations or across state lines to fuel their fix. '
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Water line bursts, officials rush to fill hole
By Quinn Craugh | Feb. 27, 2007A water main break caused the streets of Madison to crumble Tuesday and left a massive hole at the intersection of North Lake and State Streets, adjacent to student-laden Library Mall.'
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UW proposes safety task force, office
By Marly Schuman | Feb. 27, 2007A UW-Madison Safety Task Force may soon form after a private safety summit held Tuesday in Bascom Hall analyzed current campus safety and plans for improvement.'
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Roars of the Polar Bear will be missed as the intensity and presence of Butch is gone
By Sam Pepper | Feb. 27, 2007The loss of junior center Brian Butch is a bigger deal than you might think, writes columnist Sam Pepper'
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Students petition to keep Travel Center
By Devin Rose | Feb. 27, 2007A petition containing 1,092 signatures as of Monday will be presented to Union Administration in response to the closing of the Travel Center in Memorial Union last semester, according to Center employee and UW-Madison junior Jesse Allhands. '
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Doyle calls on cities to provide gay benefits
By Whitney Newman | Feb. 27, 2007Gov. Jim Doyle said Tuesday he supports a plan permitting Madison and other cities to offer more domestic partner benefits to employees and same-sex partners.'
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