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Young bench giving Badgers added depth
By Crystal Crowns | Dec. 6, 2006The UW women's basketball team hits the Kohl Center floor Thursday night to take on the UIC Flames.'
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Ethics, politics restrain stem cell researchers
By Jessica Sprang | Dec. 6, 2006Dr. William B. Hurlbut addressed UW-Madison students and residents at Union South Tuesday night, focusing on ethical reasons for promoting Altered Nuclear Transfer (ANT) in stem cell research. The new method proposes that no embryo would be created or des'
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Reader of the Day
By The Daily Cardinal and Crystal Crowns | Dec. 6, 2006Terra Lowe: Much ado about nothing'
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Big Brother is watching your vending machine choices
By Abby Becker and Jay Storey | Dec. 6, 2006Quickly running out of column ideas with the end of the semester approaching, Jay spies on students near campus vending machines and makes inappropriate comments.'
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NFL actually being hurt by parity
By Zach Kukkonen | Dec. 6, 2006Sports Editor Zach Kukkonen loves parity, but not in the NFL this season.'
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Unraveling the Roman Catholic Foundation’s journey to UW recognition
By Erica Pelzek | Dec. 6, 2006The UW Roman Catholic Foundation—also known as St. Paul's, at 723 State St.—has tripped over many stumbling blocks on the road to becoming a registered and fully funded student organization.
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How local pizza deliveries stack up
By The Daily Cardinal | Dec. 6, 2006Despite the temptation to take a break from a late night study session and indulge in comfort foods, the allure of warm pizza is often thwarted by the thought of having to face rigid winds and slushy sidewalks on the walk to a restaurant. Luckily, severa'
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UW looks to turn around season against familiar foe
By Jon Bortin | Dec. 6, 2006The UW hockey team returns to the ice this weekend when they travel to North Dakota with hopes of turning its season around.'
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Finance Committee overspends, cuts grants
By Heather Gjerde | Dec. 6, 2006The Associated Students of Madison Finance Committee debated the idea of capping student organizations' funding for event and travel grants Tuesday.'
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Carrie Lorig: the latest in a long, storied line of thousand-faced heroines
By Carrie Lorig | Dec. 6, 2006\George Lucas modeled the plot of 'Star Wars' after the structure Joseph Campbell details in 'The Hero with a Thousand Faces.' Many more ""legit"" myths follow Campbell's framework, which do not include a temporary lapse of Christmas special judgm'
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Ethics Reform to sweep legislature next year
By Ashley Spencer | Dec. 6, 2006Lt. Governor Barbara Lawton, incoming state Assembly Speaker, Rep. Mike Huebsch, R-West Salem, and state Sen. Mark Miller, D-Monona, all addressed the mounds of money spent in the mid-term elections and the campaign finance and ethics reform at a Common C'
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Supreme Court to hear Madison case Madison group
By Dan Sullivan and Lara Melvin | Dec. 6, 2006The U.S. Supreme Court will hear a lawsuit brought by the Madison-based Freedom from Religion Foundation challenging the Bush administration's Faith Based Initiatives program.'
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The footprint of Southworth on campus
By Lindsey Ramon and Liz Puibello | Dec. 6, 2006With student organizations facing increased scrutiny from the university, some groups are questioning Associated Students of Madison Student Segregated Fees Committee's viewpoint neutrality and the application of the Southworth v. Board of Regents '
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Art outside the box
By Andrew Haffner and Aniela Sobieski | Dec. 6, 2006\The Chazen Museum of Art's latest exhibition, 'Russian Lacquer Boxes: A Narrative Tradition,' is one of boundless imagination and miniature proportions,"" writes Aniela Sobieski. '
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New Beer Thursday
By The Daily Cardinal | Dec. 6, 2006Brown Shuggah': Yeasty and strong. 1.5/5'
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Madison working way around marriage ban
By Leah Cowen | Dec. 6, 2006Although the ""gay marriage ban"" hindered plans to authorize civil unions and offer health benefits to the domestic partners of UW-Madison employees, same-sex couples can file for legal protections to create a status similar to that of a marrie'
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Barrett course treated Sept. 11 conspiracy fairly
By Letters to the editor | Dec. 6, 2006I am writing on my own accord, as a student of Dr. Kevin Barrett's at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. His 15-week course on Islam is almost over, and I wanted to take a moment to describe how the class has turned out as most people have not had the opportunity to attend the lectures.
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Integrated schools vital to fight against racism in United States
By Abbey Kornhauser | Dec. 6, 2006Integrated schools are vital to America's advancement toward uniform equality. Not only does social awareness increase or arise when schools are racially integrated, but a more equal education is also found for those who get the opportunity to go to'
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Mule hit Madison
By Ryan Weinkauf and Brien Barrett | Dec. 6, 2006For more than 20 years, Warren Haynes has been one of rock 'n' roll's most prominent figures. He's been a member of the Allman Brothers Band, the Dead, Phil Lesh and Friends, and Gov't Mule, who will make a stop tonight in Ma'
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Gundrum owes Regents a solution
By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board | Dec. 6, 2006Much of the rhetoric surrounding the gay marriage ban last month claimed that its passage would eliminate the possibility of UW-Madison ever offering its employees domestic partner benefits. In meetings beginning Thursday, the UW Board of Regents may try to skirt the amendment and offer those benefits anyway in its unclassified pay plan.
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