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Tuesday Timeout: Ask the Beat Writer
By The Daily Cardinal | Feb. 5, 2007Are the Badger's doing too much work?'
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The Beatles shine with Soleil’s ‘Love’able mashup
By Jeff Landow | Feb. 5, 2007'd like to use my space today to discuss one of the most pressing cultural and political debates of our time. No, this isn't nukes in Iran or troops in Iraq or global warming—I'm talking about something infinitely more important: Is the new Beatles compilation album, Love, worth your dime or isn't it?
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I’d really like to thank God for this column
By Sam Pepper | Feb. 5, 2007Sunday was a monumental day. In the midst of Black History Month, two black coaches stared each other down across the sidelines. And though Tony Dungy and the Indianapolis Colts came out on top, not enough can be said about the job Lovie Smith did this year and the importance of his appearance in the championship game.
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The time is now for Wisconsin
By Jon Bortin | Feb. 5, 2007It would be reasonable to assume that the Wisconsin Badgers men's hockey team should be feeling a pressing sense of urgency at the moment. '
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Ryan focuses on variety of topics Monday
By Maureen Backman and Nate Carey | Feb. 5, 2007UW men's basketball head coach Bo Ryan was his usual off-beat self in Monday's press conference, answering an eclectic array of questions.'
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Chickening out harms neighbor relations
By Kevin Nelson | Feb. 5, 2007The chicken hits the fan, or in this case a window.'
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Different numbers tell different stories on the issue of diversity
By W. Lee Hansen | Feb. 5, 2007Minority applicants who are not admitted to UW-Madison competitively unfairly get another shot.'
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Cooper kicked off football team due to academic reasons
By The Daily Cardinal | Feb. 5, 2007According to Thursday's edition of the Milwakee Journal-Sentinel, junior defensive end Jamal Cooper has been dismissed from the UW football team because of academic violations.'
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A dash of impossibility at the breakfast table
By Enye Langree | Feb. 5, 2007Serve your self some idealism in the morning and believe the impossible if just for a minute or two.'
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New transit service meets city need
By Daily Cardinal editorial board | Feb. 5, 2007YWCA will offer a much-needed transit service to Madison's underprivileged. Also, by teaming with SAFEride, the service provide some transportation for UW-Madison students.'
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Women’s basketball cannot stop Tyra Grant as they fall to Penn State in University Park
By Crystal Crowns | Feb. 4, 2007Freshman guard Tyra Grant led Penn State (5-6 Big Ten, 12-12 overall) with a game-high 28 points as it surged past the Wisconsin women's basketball team (5-6, 16-8) Sunday afternoon at the Bryce Jordan Center 70-61.
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Humans fuel climate rise, report unveils
By Mario Puig and Marly Schuman | Feb. 4, 2007Humans have exacerbated global warming, according to the international report on global climate change released Friday by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. '
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From New York to Maui, TV gets real
By Julia Shiplett and Erica Walkup | Feb. 4, 2007I'm not much of a television watcher and never really have been. Saturday afternoons — when the mind and body have shut down — are those rare occasions I remain fixed on the couch to channel surf and eat bowl after bowl of Cinnamon Toast Cru'
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Superman’s short return is a disappointment for gamers
By Kevin Nelson | Feb. 4, 2007Anyone who knows anything about Superman knows he's invulnerable to almost anything, except kryptonite. Seasoned video game players know his weaknesses also extend to game representations, with the Nintendo 64's ""Superman"" commonly proclaimed as one of the worst games of all time.
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Apt. complex set ablaze at Orchard Court
By The Daily Cardinal and Molly Reppen | Feb. 4, 2007A three-story apartment complex at 116 N. Orchard caught fire at about 8 p.m. Saturday night and caused roughly $50,000 in damage.'
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Men’s hockey continues slide at Colorado College
By Jon Bortin | Feb. 4, 2007Enough of the Western Collegiate Hockey Association season remains that the Wisconsin Badgers men's hockey team can build some semblance of momentum for the postseason. But as another weekend passed, UW cannot say that process has begun.
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Physicists to ‘see’ extra dimensions
By The Daily Cardinal and Daily Cardinal Staff | Feb. 4, 2007UW-Madison physicists developed a new method of projecting possible shapes of extra dimensions, according to a study released Friday in Physical Review Letters.
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Jay tells a Storey
By Jay Storey | Feb. 4, 2007A recent trip to Copps has brought a disturbing trend to my attention: There is now prime parking real estate reserved for the elderly and parents with small children. Considering the newly-expanded definition of ‘handicapped,' I propose that the colorblind be acknowledged as a disabled people.
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Whitaker’s performance worthy of a ‘king’
By Mark Riechers | Feb. 4, 2007When interviewed by People magazine last October about his portrayal of a Ugandan dictator, Forest Whitaker claimed after the movie wrapped, he had a difficult time ""trying to get the guy to leave me. I needed to wash those darker passions away.""
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Wisconsin clinches WCHA title
By Eric Levine | Feb. 4, 2007The Badger women's hockey team clinched their second consecutive WCHA regular season title Saturday night, defeating the Minnesota-Duluth Bulldogs 2-1 in overtime on a goal by junior forward Jinelle Zaugg.'
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