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Badgers look to upset OSU
By Crystal Crowns | Feb. 15, 2007The UW women's basketball team will have its work cut out for it when it visits Columbus, Ohio Thursday to take on the No. 4 Buckeyes.'
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TBS discuss new album, life on tour
By Jon Spike and Alex Pacheco | Feb. 15, 2007The Daily Cardinal talks to Taking Back Sunday bassist Matt Rubano about their new album and life on the road.'
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UW could benefit from Doyle’s budget, if approved
By Mike Ewing and C.P. VanValkenburg | Feb. 15, 2007Some proposals Gov. Jim Doyle made at Tuesday's budget address were made to benefit the UW system, but they may be dead upon arrival as the budget still awaits approval from a Republican-controlled state Assembly.
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No. 4 Ohio State too much for Badgers as upset bid fails
By Crystal Crowns | Feb. 15, 2007Ohio State, the No. 4 team in the country, continued its dominating season by upending the Badgers Thursday in Columbus, Ohio.'
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Politically engaged and underage
By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board | Feb. 15, 2007Under legislation expected to go before the state Senate next week, some Wisconsin 17-year-olds would gain the right to vote in primary elections. This bill correctly recognizes that maturation is not controlled by a toggle switch. Eighteen-years-olds do'
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Women’s tennis beats Panthers
By Chris Lindeke | Feb. 15, 2007The UW women's tennis team snapped a five-match losing streak Wednesday with a nerve-wracking 4-3 win over in-state rival Marquette (1-8) at Nielsen Tennis Stadium.
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Softball begins season with higher expectations
By Tom Lea | Feb. 15, 2007While the temperatures still seem too cold even for the thought of any outdoor sports, the UW softball team (3-2) began its season in the ASU Kajikawa Classic this past week in Tempe, Ariz.'
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UW win not as golden as expected
By Adam Hoge and Liz Puibello | Feb. 15, 2007The Badgers' Valentine's Day date with Minnesota did not go as smoothly as planned, but the UW men's basketball team ultimately pulled out a 75-62 win Wednesday at Williams Arena.'
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Cops string health club robberies
By Andrew Preston | Feb. 15, 2007Madison health club goers routinely lock up their valuables and head for the cardio room, but a recent string of locker room thefts across southern Wisconsin has raised the heart rates of even the most physically fit.'
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Tucker's draft status truely an NBA toss up
By Molly Reppen and Jon Bortin | Feb. 15, 2007Columnist Jon Bortin breaks down senior forward Alando Tucker's draft status with four regular season games remaining in the UW star's collegiate career.'
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UW takes on Bemidji State in final regular season series
By Eric Levine | Feb. 15, 2007The UW women's hockey team closes its regular season this weekend against Bemidji State.'
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Campus activists oppose CIA recruiters’ presence at UW-Madison
By Erica Pelzek | Feb. 15, 2007The CIA helped install Saddam Hussein to power in Iraq, campus activists declared Wednesday during a protest in North Hall.
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iPod listening a danger while crossing streets
By Adam Riback | Feb. 15, 2007Talking on cell phones, listening to iPods and conversing with friends while crossing streets put students and citizens at risk. Although, Madison officials do not want to make any laws against pedestrian's lackadaisical walking habits.'
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Harris progressing in NBA
By Justin Dreyfuss | Feb. 15, 2007Devin Harris took a moment to talk to The Daily Cardinal before Tuesday's Mavericks-Bucks game at the Bradley Center in Milwaukee.'
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An uninvited Standstrom storms debate
By The Daily Cardinal | Feb. 15, 2007A mayoral candidate debate held last night by the Northern Businessmen's Association of Madison heated up when mayor hopeful Will Sandstrom showed up uninvited.'
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Fergie Ferg has got nothing on e.e. cummings when it comes to love and sex
By Carrie Lorig | Feb. 14, 2007One of contemporary pop culture's favorite pastimes is pushing the limits of ‘shock value' when it comes to sex and sexual innuendo. Today, unfortunately, addressing sexuality is not usually associated with making your momma proud, but making her cringe, and probably call your aunt/local religious official sobbing inconsolably.
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1976-'77 championship team still legendary
By Matt Fox | Feb. 14, 2007A look back on the Badgers 1976-77 championship season.'
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No sign of ‘Writer’s Block’ for PB and J
By Andrew Dambeck | Feb. 14, 2007So Sweden is where all of that fantastic hot chocolate comes from, right? No, that's Switzerland. Okay, Sweden is the country that has policemen dressed up in crimson while riding the finest of stallions, right? No, that's Canada. Sadly enough, America's only real connection to the droopy-eared shaped nation of Sweden is that horribly stereotypical chef character from The Muppet Show.""
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True grit: realism in etches of New York City Life
By Cecile Resop and Maida N. Woulf | Feb. 14, 2007\At first the exhibit seems small. Most of the works in the New York City Life etchings of John Sloan are postcard-sized,"" writes Cecile Resop.'
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UW end of season awards, 2007-'08 outlook
By Nate Carey | Feb. 14, 2007Team awards from the Badgers' 2006-'07 season and predictions for next year's campaign. '
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