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City Council: analysis

The 20-member Madison City Council is bracing itself for the April elections as nine members have announced they are not seeking another term. In addition, five incumbents will face contested races.'


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Men’s hockey has up-and-down break

The past three weeks—true to form for the Wisconsin Badgers men's hockey team—was a symbol of their broader, middling season. One night of a two-game set underscores the grit and desire of the team to overcome scoring deficiencies as a result of the loss of their top five scorers from last year's championship season. The other contest often underwhelms observers with missed opportunities or a shortage of effort. 


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Ethics bill faces major critiques at hearing

Following an emergency session called by Gov. Jim Doyle on Jan. 11 to create a government accountability board, the Senate Committee on ethics reform met Thursday to debate several features of the bill that could make it less effective. '


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Wisconsin stumbles in conference openers

As the Wisconsin women's basketball team wrapped up the non-conference portion of its schedule on a high note, Big Ten Conference play got off to a rocky start. The Badgers dropped to 2-3 in the Big Ten and 13-5 overall during winter break. 


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UW men’s basketball remains undefeated in conference play

It may come as a shock to some that the UW men's basketball team is 18-1 and ranked No. 2 in the nation, as winter break and a Capital One Bowl victory overshadowed the Badgers' accomplishments. While you may have missed the action over break, The Daily Cardinal has been right there with perhaps the best basketball team in Wisconsin history: 


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Committee denies UWRCF contract status

The embattled UW Roman Catholic Foundation met another roadblock over winter break after it was denied contract status — a status that would enable the organization to fund its full-time employees.'


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New legislation may alter marriage amendment

In an attempt to nullify the controversial second sentence of the passed gay marriage ban that prohibits same-sex couples from forming anything similar to a marriage, state Senator Jon Erpenbach, D-Middleton, recently introduced an equal rights amendment '


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City Council gets nat’l attention for oath proposal

The Madison City Council passed a proposal Tuesday that will allow elected officials taking an oath of office to protest the ban on gay marriage, which became an amendment to the state constitution November 2006 after residents voted on the referendum. 


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Alcott’s beloved characters ‘march’ on in Brooks’ latest

In her Pulitzer Prize-winning novel March,"" Geraldine Brooks takes characters from one of the most beloved children's books, Louisa May Alcott's ""Little Women,"" and uses them to illuminate the horrible, far-reaching effects of war. Brooks takes the March parents whose stories are only explored so far as they relate to the March sisters and deeply imagines their relationship and experiences of the Civil War.  


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Women’s hockey wins four straight

After stumbling into the break with two ties at St. Cloud State, the Badger women's hockey team regained its balance and began 2007 with four convincing wins against rival Minnesota and East Coast foe Providence.  



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