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The Hawkeyes take on Texas in the Alamo Bowl
By Andrew Van Sistine | Dec. 14, 2006Texas should defeat Iowa with little trouble in the Alamo Bowl.'
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Honorable Mentions
By Les Chappell and Matt Hunziker | Dec. 14, 2006They weren't good enough to make the Top 15, but here there are anyway. '
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Purdue takes on Maryland in the Champs Sports Bowl
By Sam Hasler | Dec. 14, 2006Two fairly surprising teams in the form of Purdue and Maryland meet in the Champs Sports Bowl.'
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Wisconsin takes on the Razorbacks in Capital One Bowl
By Jon Bortin | Dec. 14, 2006After surpassing all expectations for the season, the UW football team will now take on Arkansas in the Capital One Bowl.'
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Ohio State takes on Florida for the national championship
By Tom Lea | Dec. 14, 2006Upstart Florida will try and put the first blemish on an undefeated Ohio State squad in the national championship game.'
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If you’re going to San Francisco, be sure to wear some cheese upon your head
By Ryan Reszel | Dec. 14, 2006So you think you had the greatest two days of your life last weekend. Maybe you went home with the ""hottie"" you met at the bars. Perhaps you set a new personal record by winning 11 straight games of beer pong—and still managed to keep that new Christmas sweater clean. Or maybe you drove to Milwaukee to watch Marcus Landry and Greg Stiemsma stuff more Golden Eagles than the local taxidermist. Heck, maybe you accomplished all three of these monumental achievements. I still had a better weekend than you did.
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Holiday traditions evolving over time
By Suzie Sagues | Dec. 14, 2006Traditional holiday foods are moving from the kitchen to the bakery as holidays become more commercialized.'
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Badgers fall to UW-Green Bay
By Crystal Crowns | Dec. 14, 2006After UW-Green Bay (6-3) pulled ahead late in the first half, Wisconsin (10-2) was not able to narrow the Phoenix lead until it was too late. The Badgers fell Wednesday night at the Resch Center by the score of 70-66.'
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15 albums to rule them all (in 2006)
By Cardinal Arts Staff | Dec. 14, 2006The Cardinal Arts Staff runs down the top 15 albums of the year.'
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Marriage forum analyzes benefits issue
By Amanda Hoffstrom | Dec. 14, 2006Students, faculty and staff members expressed their disappointment about the recently approved marriage amendment and discussed UW-Madison's plan to fight for domestic partner benefits at a second listening session held Wednesday. '
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Dem control better for UW, study shows
By Dan Sullivan and Jena Davison | Dec. 14, 2006A vocal UW System critic, state Rep. Steve Nass, R-Whitewater, was appointed head of the state legislative Committee of Colleges and Universities Tuesday, leaving some state lawmakers and UW System officials questioning the university's future for t'
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New Beer Thursday
By The Daily Cardinal | Dec. 13, 2006Rogue Mocha Porter: Power to the people! 2.5/5'
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Madison salaries twice Milwaukee’s, Wis. report shows
By Quinn Craugh | Dec. 13, 2006According to a recent Wisconsin Taxpayers Alliance report, Madison families make on average nearly $30,000 more than Milwaukee families per year.
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American Indians may waive sovereignty for state benefits
By Daily Cardinal Staff and Lara Melvin | Dec. 13, 2006The Oneida Tribe of Wisconsin and the Lac du Flambeau Band of Lake Superior are exploring the possibility of waiving their sovereignty in exchange for coverage under the Wisconsin Retirement System. '
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No. 2 Pitt looks to remain undefeated
By Ben Breiner | Dec. 13, 2006The Badgers take on the No. 2 Pittsburgh Panthers Saturday at 11 a.m. at the Kohl Center. The Badgers will have to deal with 7'0' Pittsburgh center Aaraon Gray, one of the top players in the nation.'
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Final week drug abuse unhealthy
By Jessica Sprang | Dec. 13, 2006Students must force themselves to question if the risks of earning high grades under the influence are worth outdoing the students who earn them legitimately. '
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SAFE services lack funds to extend hours
By Whitney Newman | Dec. 13, 2006In the wake of recent abductions and sexual assaults on campus, many students have developed concern about getting home safely from late exams and nights spent at the library. SAFEride services are one way to get home safely, but the limited hours and res'
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UW keeps grades under wraps
By Mary Chen and Jacob Kushner | Dec. 13, 2006Though many students scramble to bring home ‘A's, they might not have to worry about their not-so-good grades spoiling the holidays. Under an act, parents are forbidden access to a student's grades unless the student authorizes it in writing.
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Separating the contenders from the pretenders
By Ryan Reszel | Dec. 13, 2006Wichita State and Butler have raced out of the gates this season, and should continue their strong play throughout the season. However, Oregon will have its work cut out for it after a quick start, and Clemson could struggle with a tough ACC schedule.'
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