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The Hangover
Apr. 10, 2006Dear Hangover ~ This girl in my sorority house who has the room next to me is really loud. She plays her music loud, her and her boyfriend are loud ' ¦'
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Gilbert's late goal lifts Badgers
By Max Hooker | Apr. 10, 2006MILWAUKEE — It was a tough mountain to climb, but the men's hockey program has reached the summit and stands atop the college hockey world for the first time since 1990. We're ' ¦
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Elliott comes up short in Hobey Baker vote
By Max Hooker | Apr. 10, 2006MILWAUKEE — Though they were treated to a national championship, Wisconsin hockey fans did not get to see junior goaltender Brian Elliott receive the Hobey Baker Memorial Award, college hockey's top individual ' ¦
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Alcohol, TAs and the joy of section
By Kevin Nelson | Apr. 10, 2006Seeing as how it's the 13th week of classes, I'd like to take this time to make an announcement to everyone in my discussion sections. Hi everyone in my discussion ' ¦'
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Reader of the Day: Erica Kolgan and Kathleen McGann
Apr. 10, 2006Life is a highwayThese two best friends dropped out of college to travel the country and major in life.\ After visiting 18 schools, these two travelers hit up Madison this ' ¦'
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All Campus Party to feature Common, alcohol-free events
By Lexie Clinton | Apr. 9, 2006With less than two weeks until kick-off, this year's All Campus Party aims to integrate diversity with music-headliner Common and liven its events with something other than alcohol. It really ' ¦
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Doyle leads Wis. delegation to world's largest biotech conference in Chicago
Apr. 9, 2006Gov. Jim Doyle is leading the largest Wisconsin delegation ever to BIO 2006 today, the world's largest biotechnology symposium in Chicago. Joining Doyle will be stem cell pioneers Dr. James ' ¦
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Playboy pics feature UW
By Erica Pelzek | Apr. 9, 2006UW-Madison's party reputation met outcry again April 7 when Playboy released its May issue titled 2006 Party College Ratings.\ The issue featured 23 members of the UW-Madison chapter of the ' ¦
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Madison's first suburb brings history and students together
By Clay Thomas and Kyle Dropp | Apr. 9, 2006Located on Madison's southwest side, the Vilas neighborhood has a small-town atmosphere and an acute sense of history. And, as spring approaches, the neighborhood's natural and architectural variety is just ' ¦
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Regents dismiss UW felon
By Brittany Schoepp | Apr. 9, 2006More than one year after being charged with intent to perpetrate a child sex crime, the UW System Board of Regents dismissed UW-Madison professor Lewis Keith Cohen Friday. According to ' ¦
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Mayor Dave serves cake at city's 150th
By Sandra Knisely | Apr. 9, 2006Madison's sesquicentennial celebration at Monona Terrace was a blend of art and ethnic heritage. But despite the variety of historical and cultural activities, the most popular event was the cake. ' ¦
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Regents approve construction of Wis. Institutes of Discovery
Apr. 9, 2006The UW-System Board of Regents approved plans to create two substantial research centers Friday. At the regents monthly meeting, held at UW-Green Bay, the Board approved a measure to allow ' ¦
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Reader of the Day: Katie Agnello
Apr. 7, 2006It's been a very busy week for Katie! Besides having lots of work during the final month of school, this senior has been busy running around College Library as a ' ¦'
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Police empty handed in case of missing Japanese student
By Ben Broeren | Apr. 7, 2006Kenji Ohmi is still missing after he first disappeared Jan. 28, over two months ago. Madison Police Department Information Officer Mike Hanson alleged all leads given for the investigation have ' ¦
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The hot, explosive date from hell
By Jon Steffen | Apr. 7, 2006While many students get easily annoyed by Sunday-night phone calls from parents, or the weekend-long family visits, I embrace these visits — even if it's only my friends' and roommates' parents. It ' ¦'
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Letter to the Editor: WUFIP defeat a success
By Richard Benton | Apr. 7, 2006WUFIP defeat a success I was afraid that the WUFIP referendum was going to pass, mainly because of the seg-fee raise, $96 per semester. While some have expressed an important ' ¦
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Gov. approves longer prison terms, DNA to fight sex crimes
By Laura Kalinowski | Apr. 7, 2006Gov. Jim Doyle signed legislation Thursday increasing incarceration time for repeat sex offenders and expanding the state's DNA database to allegations of exposure, a move which the Madison Police Department ' ¦
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Conference brings printmakers to UW
By Ryan Lynch | Apr. 7, 2006The neon Visiting Artist\ sign on the sixth floor of the Humanities Building was turned on Wednesday afternoon, and will continue to glow through Sunday as over 1,200 student and ' ¦'
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UW officials to postpone Dean of Students search until next year
By Mike Ewing | Apr. 7, 2006With summer break only a few weeks away, UW-Madison officials are putting a pause on their search for a new dean of students until next year. We simply cannot conduct ' ¦
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What the Friday?
By Steven Wishau - The Daily Cardinal and Eric Jensen | Apr. 7, 2006The Hammer resigns, denies collusion with other Capitol Hill tools Former House Majority Leader Tom The Hammer\ DeLay announced his plans to resign as representative for the 22nd District of ' ¦'
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