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BADGER BITS
By The Daily Cardinal Sports Desk | Mar. 1, 2007Thursday was a busy day for many of UW's sports teams.'
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UW innovators tell of success, encourage entrepreneurship
By Amanda Hoffstrom | Mar. 1, 2007Current and former UW-Madison students-turned-entrepreneurs spoke of the ups and downs of turning passions into professions at a crowded forum in Memorial Union Wednesday evening. '
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Mayor endorses Lauren Woods for Dist. 8 alder
By The Daily Cardinal and Crystal Crowns | Mar. 1, 2007Lauren Woods, alder candidate for District 8, announced Wednesday that Mayor Dave Cieslewicz will endorse her campaign for April's general election.'
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People over profit in U.S. trade agreements
By Karly Tjaden | Mar. 1, 2007The \fast-track authority"" used by Bush for international trade agreements is bad for both the United States and the greater international community.'
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Clinton, Giuliani lead; Obama, McCain trail in latest Wis. poll
By Dusty Pashouwer | Mar. 1, 2007Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani and U.S. Sen. Hillary Clinton have an early lead in Wisconsin in their respective party's presidential nominations, a poll released Wednesday found.'
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Students, officials promote absentee ballots
By Kyle Bursaw | Mar. 1, 2007City and campus officials gathered at Memorial Union Thursday night to discuss the conflict between UW-Madison's spring break and April's general elections. '
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UW tops Michigan to advance in Indy
By Crystal Crowns and Molly Reppen | Mar. 1, 2007The UW women's basketball team got a big win in the first round of the Big Ten Tournament Thursday in Indianapolis.'
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Doyle refuses funding for abstinence-only education
By Alison Fox and Liz Puibello | Mar. 1, 2007Gov. Jim Doyle will refuse federal funds for abstinence-only-until-marriage education, said a spokesperson for the Department of Health and Family Services Tuesday.'
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Mayoral candidates square off at Witte
By Charles Brace and By Rachel Schulze | Mar. 1, 2007Mayoral candidates Dave Cieslewicz and Ray Allen focused on Madison poverty at a debate Thursday night at Witte Hall. '
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RIAA to sue college music downloaders
By Hannah Young | Mar. 1, 2007The recording industry continued its crackdown on illegal downloading Wednesday by threatening to sue what it says are its worst offenders — college students.'
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Uncle Earl’s yodeling not enough to mask awful lyrics
By Megan Corbett | Mar. 1, 2007Oh Uncle Earl, where to begin; the less than spectacular harmonizing, the not so inspiring lyrics and yodeling or the Mandarin Chinese?
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Two entrepreneurs to buy troubled Club Majestic
By The Daily Cardinal | Mar. 1, 2007Two people hailing from outside Wisconsin plan to buy the rights to the once-troublesome Club Majestic.'
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Badgers two wins away from conference postseason title
By Eric Levine | Mar. 1, 2007The UW women's hockey team takes on Ohio State in the semifinals of the WCHA playoffs Saturday.'
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Teacher failed to report alleged rape, university says
By Lexie Clinton | Mar. 1, 2007A UW-Madison instructor did not report to higher authorities after a student revealed she was sexually assaulted at a UW-Madison fraternity, WKOW said Wednesday.'
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All mooning aside, Pack need Moss
By Jon Bortin | Mar. 1, 2007Randy Moss on the Packers? It's really not that crazy, writes Jon Bortin.'
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Sloppy winter weather to rain on Madison’s parade into March
By Quinn Craugh | Mar. 1, 2007Most students and residents have yet to recover from last weekend's blizzard, but Mother Nature has another round of winter weather in store for Madisonians in the next few days.
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Stop funding genocide
By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board | Mar. 1, 2007A measly 0.12 percent from the State of Wisconsin Investment Board is a very small price to stop the funding of genocide in Sudan.'
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Work-study employers owe, UW says
By Charles Brace and Rachel Fettig | Mar. 1, 2007UW-Madison may be owed $150,000 in back payments from non-profit employers that use work-study students, the Associated Press reported Wednesday.'
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Rising price of Pill hard to swallow for students
By Emily Crawford | Mar. 1, 2007When UW-Madison freshman Sierra Ready went to University Health Services to fill her birth control prescription, she was horrified to learn the price escalated from $8 to $32 for her monthly pack.
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Final series, chances for UW
By Andrew Haffner and Nate Carey | Mar. 1, 2007The UW men's hockey team closes out its regular season at Minnesota-Duluth this weekend.'
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