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Badgers continue to show split personality
By Nate Carey | Jan. 28, 2007With yet another series split, the UW men's hockey team showed the inconsistency that has dogged it all season long.'
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State transportation dept. violates privacy
By Marcie Benson | Jan. 28, 2007Imagine if your personal information — name, home address, e-mail address — became public knowledge. Despite increased vigilance regarding identity theft, it has now been revealed the Wisconsin Department of Transportation makes money by selling y'
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Bite of the Week
By The Daily Cardinal and Tony Schultz | Jan. 28, 2007The skinny: Ever feel cheated when your ‘value meal' includes a two-year-old bag of Lay's? These babies are sliced and fried before your eyes.
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Internet archives jeopardize political careers
By David Heller | Jan. 28, 2007As college students, many of us have done things we regret in regard to partying in one form or another. Compounding that issue is the proliferation of taking digital pictures and storing them on the Internet, meaning our regrettable actions cannot be eas'
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UW dominates Mavericks
By Ryan Dashek and Eric Levine | Jan. 28, 2007The Wisconsin women's hockey team outscored Minnesota State 13-0 in two easy wins this past weekend.'
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Wisconsin manages series split with Minnesota State
By Jon Bortin and Tom Walsh | Jan. 28, 2007The Badger men's hockey team cannot be happy with their performance Friday in a 3-1 loss to Minnesota State, but it did recover to beat the Mavericks 4-1 Saturday.'
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Soderbergh’s new film ‘good,’ nostalgic and beautiful
By Aaron Ensweiler | Jan. 28, 2007The Good German"" is a curiosity of a film""a homage to 1940s noir classics without the hard-boiled dialogue, a vivid aesthetic recreation rife with narrative anachronisms and a nostalgic celebration of the silver screen without a shred of sentimentality. It's no wonder that Warner Bros. has all but given up on marketing the film, which when combined with lukewarm reception by New York and Los Angeles critics will likely lead to the film's quick burial among the DVD racks, perhaps alongside the very films from which it borrows""most notably: ""Casablanca,"" ""The Third Man"" and ""A Foreign Affair."" While not likely to connect with mainstream audiences, however, the film is still a joy to behold, and should prove a worthwhile viewing experience for film students and cinephiles alike.
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Dench is noteworthy in scandalous film
By Eric R. Schmidt | Jan. 28, 2007\The first time we hear Judi Dench in Richard Eyre's adaptation of Zoe Heller's novel ""Notes on a Scandal,"" her voice-over narration laments the belligerence and ignorance of Generation X,"" writes Eric R. Schmidt.'
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Defense limits Hawkeyes to 28 percent shooting
By Adam Hoge | Jan. 28, 2007The UW men's basketball team held on for a 57-46 victory over the Hawkeyes (3-4 Big Ten, 11-10 overall) Sunday, but it took some halftime adjustments to secure their seventh conference win.'
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In the year 2007... sports will be fun to watch
By Zach Kukkonen | Jan. 25, 2007Although 2006 was a fantastic year for sports, 2007 has the potential to be wonderful as well.'
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Badgers dispatch of Wolverines
By Sam Pepper | Jan. 25, 2007Just about everyone on the UW men's basketball roster contributed Wednesday as the Badgers defeated Michigan 71-58.'
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Minnesota cream of the WCHA crop at midseason
By Ben Breiner | Jan. 25, 2007Midseason report on the WCHA'
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Bench depth key as Tucker gets into foul trouble
By Adam Hoge | Jan. 25, 2007The UW men's basketball team has received scoring from their bench all season, but Wednesday's 71-58 win over Michigan was arguably the most impressive showing of Wisconsin's depth thus far.'
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NBC, it was my ‘Passion’ for life
By Caitlin Cieslik-Miskimen and Alex Kuskowski | Jan. 25, 2007Last week, NBC announced they would be canceling their seven-year-old cult hit soap ""Passions"" in favor of adding another hour to ""Today.""?
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No more extra cash to burn under proposed cigarette tax
By Clay Thomas and Mike Ewing | Jan. 25, 2007Gov. Jim Doyle announced plans to combat the ""scourge of tobacco"" by increasing the Wisconsin cigarette tax by $1.25 and passing a statewide smoking ban Wednesday. '
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Military history back on the radar at UW-Madison
By Laura-Claire Corson | Jan. 25, 2007This spring, the UW-Madison history department will welcome a new professor. The position is for U.S. military history, a professorship that has been open for 15 years and is being filled just six months after a conservative journal said: ""Wisconsin'
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Wilkins jumps from Penn State to take over at Wisconsin
By Nate Carey | Jan. 25, 2007UW has hired former Penn State head coach Paula Wilkins as the new women's soccer head coach, UW Athletic Director Barry Alvarez announced Thursday.'
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Wi-Fi cams, cops concern UW students in mayor’s proposal
By Quinn Craugh | Jan. 25, 2007After mayor Dave Cieslewicz released his $100,000 Downtown Safety Initiative Tuesday, student organizations and city officials broke down the proposal Wednesday night to strengthen city-campus efforts to fight downtown crime.
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Military history at UW-Madison
By Laura-Claire Corson | Jan. 25, 2007The currently unfilled position was vacated by Edward ""Mac"" Coffman, who taught ""U.S. Military History"" at UW-Madison every semester from 1961 until 1992. Col. James Seidule, chief of the military history division at the United Sta'
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