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City streets a sloppy mess after blizzard
By Whitney Newman and Quinn Craugh | Feb. 25, 2007When it snows in Madison, it blizzards.
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You snooze you loose, leather wins
By Julia Shiplett | Feb. 25, 2007Black leather typically says one thing — trouble with a capital ""t"", sometimes in a good way. But in the case of the overstuffed chairs of the Chazen Museum library, it reads more like divinely comfortable and magically plush. However, und'
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Power to the users: Hand gestures and motion sensors
By Keaton Miller | Feb. 25, 2007Keaton discusses the future of user interfaces'
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Law students: prof’s in-class remarks racist
By Marly Schuman | Feb. 23, 2007University of Wisconsin Law School Dean Ken Davis issued a public apology Thursday after UW-Madison law professor Leonard Kaplan was accused of making racist comments against Hmong people in one of his classes Feb. 15.
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Snow and sleet to frost over, shower on Madison this weekend
By The Daily Cardinal | Feb. 23, 2007Local meteorologists are forecasting a major winter weather system will enter Wisconsin Friday and pound the Madison area with snow, freezing rain and sleet all weekend.'
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DoIt will not increase illegal music download crackdowns
By Hannah Young | Feb. 23, 2007Even though UW-Madison ranked high on the list of universities receiving the most number of music copyright complaints this year, campus administrators say they do not plan on cracking down on downloading.'
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MIT professor analyzes hurricane rise
By Neha Suri | Feb. 23, 2007During his lecture Thursday entitled ""Is Global Warming Affecting Hurricanes?,"" Kerry Emanuel focused on the correlation between rising tropical sea surface temperatures and the frequency of hurricanes. '
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U.S. court sides with UW over Barrows
By Erica Pelzek | Feb. 23, 2007Former UW-Madison administrator Paul Barrows lost his U.S. Court of Appeals case Thursday. The 7th Circuit Court decided Barrows was not done an injustice when the university placed him on unpaid administrative leave after he was told by Chancellor John W'
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Student tickets available Sat. for Dalai Lama visit
By The Daily Cardinal | Feb. 23, 2007Four thousand free student tickets for the Dalai Lama's May 4 talk at the Kohl Center will be distributed Saturday.'
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Johnson directs ‘Rider’ into the grave
By Joe Pudas | Feb. 22, 2007There are good movies, there are bad movies and then there are movies like ""Ghost Rider,"" which is so unbelievably, inconceivably, jaw-droppingly bad that it defies categorization.
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Women’s hockey team hosts WCHA playoffs in Verona
By Eric Levine | Feb. 22, 2007The UW women's hockey team is set to host North Dakota in Verona as the 2007 postseason begins this weekend.
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Minn. House committee debates reciprocity bill
By Devin Rose | Feb. 22, 2007Members of the Minnesota state Legislature's Higher Education and Work Force Development committee debated a bill Wednesday that has the potential to make Wisconsin residents pay the University of Minnesota's higher in-state tuition rate.'
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Legislators protest admissions policy
By The Daily Cardinal | Feb. 22, 2007The UW System's recently approved policy that would take extra factors like race, legacy and extracurriculars into consideration for admissions is under heavy state legislative scrutiny.'
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Wis. Institutes for Discovery award eight research grants
By The Daily Cardinal | Feb. 22, 2007Eight research teams were awarded seed grants Wednesday to jump-start studies at the future Wisconsin Institutes for Discovery buildings on UW-Madison campus, set to be completed in 2010, according to a University Communications statement. '
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UW launches own investigation after rape report
By The Daily Cardinal and By Rachel Schulze | Feb. 22, 2007After a female student said Tuesday she was sexually assaulted during a December party at a UW-Madison chapter fraternity, the university announced its own investigation and the fraternity's leader admitted the party violated drinking laws, accordin'
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UW-Adidas deal must go, SLAC says to Wiley
By Jacob Kushner | Feb. 22, 2007Members of the Student Labor Action Coalition delivered a giant boot to Chancellor John Wiley Wednesday, urging him to ""give Adidas the boot"" in protest of alleged workers' rights violations in Adidas factories.'
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Gov. Doyle resting after hip surgery
By The Daily Cardinal | Feb. 22, 2007Gov. Jim Doyle successfully underwent surgery Wednesday at University Hospital to repair his left hip and will be on crutches for six to eight weeks. '
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Refugee calls for Wisconsin to divest funds from Sudan
By Tom Walsh and Carolyn Appel | Feb. 22, 2007Lawmakers and activists encouraged the Wisconsin State Investment Board to divest from companies that facilitate genocide at the Capitol Wednesday. '
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Winning on the road easier said than done
By Jon Bortin and Kristen Titus | Feb. 22, 2007The UW men's hockey team takes its four game unbeaten streak on the road this weekend to take on Michigan Tech.'
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Exposed shins and seasonal sandal sins
By The Daily Cardinal and By Chace Goff | Feb. 22, 2007I'd like to take this moment to address a very serious topic. It's an issue that impacts our daily lives and even threatens the wellbeing of our friends, loved ones and the kid sitting next to us in lecture. I am, of course, talking about Prem'
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