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Students generate positive publicity

Over the past year, the University of Wisconsin has received a considerable amount of bad press. From the UW's reputation as the number one party school to its lack of ' ¦


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News of the Weird

Divine Intervention: Going Against the Separation of Church and State In New Brunswick, anti-abortion activist David Little, 60, resisting his upcoming trial for tax evasion, informed the judge that he ' ¦'


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Reader of the Day: Erik van Waes

Erik believes he's unique because of his \unmatched intellect"" and chooses to exert his brain power on both reading the Cardinal everyday and bowling. Bowling's a sport that is just ' ¦'


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First case of mumps hits UW

The first case of the mumps to appear at UW-Madison occurred Monday as a 20-year-old female undergraduate who lives off campus was daignosed, prompting local health services to warn students ' ¦


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MPD nab two for city robberies

Madison police arrested two suspects for several armed robberies across the city. Police have only released the name of one suspect. Joshua Dancy, because the other suspect is only 15 ' ¦


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Protest for peace at Kohl's office

A slew of local anti-war activists occupied the office of Sen. Herb Kohl, D-Wis., urging the senator to take a stronger stance on the war in Iraq. The group, called ' ¦


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Future bright for men's tennis

When Greg Van Emburgh took over the reigns of the Wisconsin men's tennis program late last summer, he knew he was stepping into a work in progress. Still, the first ' ¦


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Calhoun tops Badger draft class

BADGER DRAFT ANALYSIS PART 1 With the NFL Draft coming up this weekend, The Daily Cardinal analyzes the Badgers eligible for the two-day selection. The following is the first of ' ¦


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Rumors instill fear in city's immigrants

Rumors of an immigration crackdown spread rapidly throughout Madison Monday, creating widespread fear and uncertainty in the city's Hispanic community. According to police, the rumors emerged sometime Sunday, causing many ' ¦


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Cruse, Freeman not returning for '06 season

Academics, drug charges hamper UW sophomoresSophomore defensive lineman Gino Cruse Jr. and sophomore defensive back Antonio Freeman will not be returning to the Badgers football team in the fall, according ' ¦


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