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AIDS Day draws attention to epidemic
By Adam Seston | Dec. 5, 2006More funding needed to help combat HIV/AIDS in developing world.'
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SSFC to rehear Catholic group’s contract status
By Erica Pelzek | Dec. 5, 2006The UW Roman Catholic Foundation may be able to keep all 14 of its full-time positions after all, as the Associated Students of Madison Student Judiciary ruled late Monday night to reverse the Student Services Finance Committee's original decision to deny the group contract status.
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‘Bad Dates’ great for a real date
By Andrew Hirshman | Dec. 5, 2006The lights are low, smooth jazz is coming out of the speaker, and the seats are a plush purple. For the next few weeks, the hot date spot around campus might become the Overture Center's Playhouse Theatre. Why, you might ask? Well, because it is at this venue that the Madison Repertory Theatre is putting on their production of ""Bad Dates.""
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Broomball sweeps alternative winter sports
By Steve Kuzminski | Dec. 5, 2006If you're looking to get involved in a winter sport that is both fun to play and easy to earn — broomball is the game for you. Learn about the sport and where you can play it this winter.'
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Let's go for a sleighride
By Becky Kunz | Dec. 5, 2006Bed and breakfasts aren't just for lovebirds. Explore the quaint getaways located around the state, along with another relaxing alternative — a sleigh ride.'
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Eaves: Our fate lies in our own hands
By Jon Bortin | Dec. 5, 2006In his press conference Monday, men's hockey head coach Mike Eaves maintained that the Badgers are still in complete control of how their season will turn out.'
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No closure after Britney's exposure
By Joe Hasler | Dec. 5, 2006Last week, I received the type of phone call every man dreams about. The voice on the other line was playful with an almost sinister quality.
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Wisconsin winter wonderland
By Erica Wolff | Dec. 5, 2006Wisconsin is home to some of the most beautiful and challenging cross-country ski courses in the state. Explore the trails and pick the site perfect for you.'
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Badgers survive 3-pointer barrage from Winthrop
By Adam Hoge and Tom Walsh | Dec. 5, 2006Facing their toughest test yet this season, the UW men's basketball team held off a record 3-point shooting attack to beat Winthrop 82-79 in overtime Monday night. '
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Sit back, relax and enjoy movies over winter vacation
By Matt Fox and Tarah Scalzo | Dec. 5, 2006\Winter vacation should be a time spent prowling through video stores, searching for the titles yet to be consumed, writes Tarah Scalzo in this week's the Taraminator. '
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Waite: We’re better now
By Nate Carey | Dec. 5, 2006UW volleyball head coach Pete Waite held his weekly press conference Monday, and the questions on hand had to do with one thing: Texas. The No. 10 Badgers (26-6) take on No. 8 Texas (23-6) Friday at 7 p.m. in Gregory Gym at the University of Texas.
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UW, Eagles share one thing: ND St.
By Adam Hoge | Dec. 5, 2006Adam Hoge looks ahead to this weekend's big Wisconsin-Marquette game and can't help to ignore the common thread--losing to North Dakota State.'
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Undefeated UW wrestlers prepare for home opener
By Tom Lea | Dec. 5, 2006The UW wrestling team has gone 8-0 this season without even playing a home match. Their home opener is set for this Friday.'
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Call of the wild
By Les Chappell | Dec. 5, 2006Sled dog racing is an incredibly competitive sport. Many races are held throughout the winter with opportunities to either watch or volunteer.'
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Rex wreaking havoc on the Bears’ season
By Sam Pepper | Dec. 5, 2006Upon viewing some statistics, your eyes can widen as rapidly as Ricki Lake's waistline. Roger Hornsby hit .424 in 1924. Wilt Chamberlain averaged 50 points and 27 rebounds in 1962. If you subtract Wayne Gretzky's career goals (894) from his career points (2,856) he still tops the list with just his assists (1,962). Gordie Howe's 1,852 points rank second.
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Sledding—beyond the lunchtray
By Caitlin Cieslik-Miskimen | Dec. 5, 2006Temperatures have plummeted dramatically, snow has started to fall, the ground has started to harden and cafeteria trays have slowly started to go missing. It's winter and it's time to go sledding.
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Wisconsin wins overtime thriller
By Sam Pepper | Dec. 5, 2006Michael Flowers would not let the Badger men's basketball team lose Monday, as he paced them with 21 points to beat Winthrop 81-78 in overtime.'
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Clipse back with fury on new album
By Matthew Gardner | Dec. 5, 2006When listeners hear Clipse, they can't help but smile. Maybe it's the endless cocaine punch lines that make their teeth numb. Or maybe they find it funny that other rappers are even making music when these guys are just so much more compelling. Either way, Hell Hath No Fury is the best hip-hop album of the year.
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