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Public breastfeeding deserves protection
By Anna Williams | Feb. 13, 2007A woman should be able to nurse in public without being leered at or judged as being immodest. '
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Bill O’Reilly brings out the warrior within
By Kole Oswald | Feb. 13, 2007On the cover of Culture Warrior,"" between the title's typeface and a huge, half-obscured American flag, looms its author, Bill O'Reilly. The image is strange""why is the photograph just barely out of focus? Why is Bill wearing a shiny blue windbreaker? And is the hair on top of that big, ubiquitous head glowing? Yes, it's positively burning with white hot light.
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V-day exists in sports world too
By Adam Hoge and Alex Pacheco | Feb. 13, 2007Adam Hoge presents a comical view of Valentine's Day in the sports world.'
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Student struck by car on Langdon Street
By The Daily Cardinal | Feb. 13, 2007A UW-Madison student was struck by a car Monday night in the mid-block crosswalk on the 800 block of Langdon Street, directly outside of Memorial Union, Madison police reported.'
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Opportunity budget: Show us the money
By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board and Tony Schultz | Feb. 13, 2007Touting tax cuts and increased funding for education, Gov. Jim Doyle claimed Tuesday night that his two-year ""opportunity budget"" would take the squeeze off middle-class families and college-bound Wisconsinites. Doyle did not, however, mention'
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Tucker wins POW, talks about battle with Texas’ Durant
By Adam Hoge and Elliot Morris | Feb. 13, 2007With five games remaining in the regular season, the UW men's basketball team is still in a first place tie with No. 2 Ohio State. Here is The Daily Cardinal's weekly report on the Badgers:
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Wilkins sees Wisconsin as a place to prove herself
By Royston Sim | Feb. 13, 2007New women's soccer head coach Paula Wilkins addressed the media for the first time Monday.'
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Prioritize partner benefits for state employees
By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board | Feb. 13, 2007Denying health-care coverage to the families of government employees based on sexual orientation is neither good for business nor for Wisconsin.'
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Mayer to bring new sounds to Madison
By Brien Barrett | Feb. 13, 2007The Cardinal had the opportunity to speak with John Mayer, headlining the Alliant Energy Center today.'
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St. Mary’s owes an open heart and open ears to union workers
By Joseph Lindstrom | Feb. 13, 2007Almost two weeks ago, a large contingent of low-wage workers were joined by community activists and labor supporters to stand outside in the frigid, sub-zero weather, huddle together and yell at the side of a hospital.
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A Valentine’s Day massacre possible
By Sam Pepper | Feb. 13, 2007The Badgers would love nothing more than to crash Minnesota's Valentine's Day and complete a series sweep of their border-battle rival Gophers tonight in Minneapolis.
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Freedom From Religion group separates church and state
By Brad Rysz and Caitlin Knudsen | Feb. 13, 2007When political matters are stripped down to the basic issues, FFRF cites the First Amendment as reason enough to exclude religious bias in decision-making processes because the amendment states that freedom of religion shall be upheld. '
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The SADdest time of year
By Sarah Martinson and Jayme Zwerling | Feb. 13, 2007For many Americans, seasonal fatigue, mood swings and depression may be more than just the winter blues.'
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‘Sweet Land’ bores despite its beauty
By Kayla Torgerson and Caitlin Gath and Aaron Ensweiler | Feb. 13, 2007John Keats famously wrote, A thing of beauty is a joy forever; its loveliness increases; it will never pass into nothingness."" Ali Selim seems to have taken these words to heart in his first feature film, ""Sweet Land."" Set in 1920s rural Minnesota, the film is a study in beauty, wearing its nostalgia on its sepia-toned sleeve. All the elements are there: rustic baseball games, an old victrola pouring waltzes over the corn fields, midnight walks beneath the aurora borealis and a local priest who quotes""well""Keats of course. It's unfortunate that in a film of almost painterly beauty, Selim's narrative should plod along at such a glacial pace, making for a viewing experience that, appropriately enough, is about as interesting as watching paint dry.
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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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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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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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Show a ‘crush’ affection with an effervescent Valentine’s gift
By Erica Pelzek | Feb. 12, 2007Whether UW-Madison students are spending Valentine's Day on Wednesday with potential crushes or long-time squeezes, UW-Madison's chapter of the Public Relations Student Society of America has a gift that will make significant others positively ""bubble over.""
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Teen suffers lacerations in mugging near Madison airport
By The Daily Cardinal | Feb. 12, 2007Madison police reported a stabbing occurred on the 1300 block of Northport Drive late Sunday night.'
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Doyle to tax big oil companies
By Kelly Petersen | Feb. 12, 2007Gov. Jim Doyle's plans to propose a tax hike for oil companies at his budget adress tonight has already caused state Legislators to question who will be hurt by the tax increase.'
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