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Ryan has team ready to travel to Minnesota
By John Leppanen | Feb. 12, 2007UW men's basketball head coach Bo Ryan weighed in on traveling to Minnesota this week in his Monday press conference.'
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WiCell teams up with U.K. scientists researchers meeting
By Bob Spoerl | Feb. 12, 2007Gov. Jim Doyle met with a British politician and world-renowned stem cell researchers Monday to discuss research collaboration possibilities between the two countries, closing the gap between Abbey Road and State Street. '
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Stone looks back on season, ahead to Ohio State matchup
By Rebecca Autrey | Feb. 12, 2007Wisconsin women's basketball head coach Lisa Stone reflected on the growth her team has made in her press conference Monday.'
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Amaechi coming out at right time
By Sam Pepper | Feb. 12, 2007Sports columnist Sam Pepper comments on the recent hubbub over John Amaechi's admission to being homosexual.'
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Battling disease with silicon drugs
By Cecile Resop | Feb. 11, 2007A recent discovery has researchers using silicon instead of carbon as key atoms inside of drug molecules'
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Jay tells a Storey
By Jay Storey | Feb. 11, 2007Writers aren't sexy, but for the first time in a couple years I actually might have a Valentine's date. Problem is, now I have to find a thoughtful gift.'
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Doyle to propose domestic partner benefits at Tuesday budget address
By The Daily Cardinal | Feb. 11, 2007Gov. Jim Doyle announced in a Friday statement that he will ask the state Legislature to grant state and UW employees domestic health care benefits in Tuesday's 2007 budget address.'
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Economics + Love = More dismal than ever before
By Keaton Miller | Feb. 11, 2007Keaton it Real: Discussing the economics of marriage and dating.'
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Lawmakers call for new surge of ethics reform at Capitol
By Bob Spoerl | Feb. 11, 2007In his State of the State address, Gov. Jim Doyle praised the ""sweeping ethics reform"" that established the Government Accountability Board. Still, many — including Doyle — believe more reforms must be passed before Wisconsin's p'
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‘Yellow dog’ a heartwarming film
By Tarah Scalzo | Feb. 11, 2007Here is a movie so simple and elegant that anything which dares to disturb its subtlety should be banished to outer space. The Cave of the Yellow Dog"" warms hands on a cold day and releases a triumphant song across its unsuspecting audience.
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Practice makes perfect for men's hockey
By Nate Carey | Feb. 11, 2007With the regular season coming to an end and the Badger men's hockey team in desperate need of some wins, the first home series sweep of the season may prove to be a corner that UW is hoping to turn. '
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We need salt and a fire extinguisher
By Julia Shiplett | Feb. 11, 2007As the combination of smells — filet mignon, roasted potatoes, strawberry cheesecake — filled the house, I finished ironing my favorite pink party dress with the purple bow in the back. The dining room table was already set and the candles lit. My'
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UW profs criticize monitoring sex offenders monitored
By Ashley Spencer | Feb. 11, 2007Following criticism from three UW-Madison professors, the authors of a sex offender-tracking bill said their security plans will go forward in July.'
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Bielema secures pay raise, 5-year contract
By Zach Kukkonen | Feb. 11, 2007Following the most successful season in UW-Madison football history, the UW System Board of Regents approved an amended contract for head coach Bret Bielema Friday.'
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Prequel to Hannibal franchise does not ‘rise’ to the occasion
By Les Chappell | Feb. 11, 2007Playing him for less than 20 minutes earned Anthony Hopkins an Academy Award. He topped the American Film Institute's list of film villains. He has served as a model for serial killers both real and fictional, and made it impossible to order Chianti without a sinister hiss.
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Tucker hits milestone in win over Iowa
By Sam Pepper | Feb. 11, 2007The Wisconsin men's basketball team overcame a tough Iowa team Saturday afternoon at the Kohl Center en route to a 74-62 win, sweeping the season series against the Hawkeyes.'
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Climate change debate pits science v. politics
By Eric Stringfellow | Feb. 11, 2007Politics can be confusing. Similarly, the world of science can be just as confusing. But in this hyper-partisan world, the worlds of science and politics often mix. This mix is vividly illustrated with the global warming debate.'
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Liberal group attacks trivial issues
By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board | Feb. 11, 2007The Monona Oaks community church did not follow the letter of the law in this instance, but FFRF needs to do a better job of picking its battles if it wants to aid the modern progressive movement.'
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Crichton asks what ‘next’ for humanity?
By Cecile Resop and Rebekah Ravenscroft-Scott | Feb. 11, 2007Imagine a world where 20 percent of the human genome is patented. A world in which people have no right to their own tissues. Researchers publish false findings in peer-reviewed journals, and universities pay for discoveries with public dollars and then turn around and profit off them. Imagine a world where transgenic animals are created for research, for art and for pets.
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