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The Hangover
Apr. 17, 2006Dear Hangover ~ I work at a restaurant on State Street that is pretty popular. It's definitely more of a family, date restaurant. Last week I had a table of ' ¦'
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Barrows'discipline determined unjust
By Lindsey Ramon and Linda McMahon | Apr. 17, 2006Barrows' lawyer tells state lawmakers: Keep your mouth shut\ Following months of controversy, a faculty committee decided Friday that proper cause was not met for punishment given to former Vice ' ¦
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Lord of the Walks: The Ride of the Bus
By Kevin Nelson | Apr. 17, 2006First off, I would just like to assure everyone that I am OK. My harrowing journey hiking up Bascom Hill did not kill me. Yes, there is a happy ending — but ' ¦'
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Doyle, Lautenschlager to return thousands of dollars in donations
Apr. 17, 2006Gov. Jim Doyle and state Attorney General Peg Lautenschlager announced Friday they will be returning contributions from a company the state reached legal settlement with last year.Associates from International Profit ' ¦
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Ice age blondes were hot stuff
By Adam Hinterthuer | Apr. 17, 2006Anyone who has a strong affinity for women with blue eyes and golden locks can thank the last ice age, according to a recent study in the journal Evolution and ' ¦'
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Doyle approves legislation protecting Wis. food industry from obesity lawsuits
Apr. 17, 2006Gov. Jim Doyle officially signed legislation Friday protecting food manufacturers, marketers, advertisers, distributors and sellers from obesity lawsuits brought on by customers blaming the fast food industry for their health ' ¦
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Students start think tank at UW
By Danielle McKenzie | Apr. 17, 2006Students at UW-Madison have come together to organize a chapter of one of the few non-partisan student think tanks in the country called the Roosevelt Institution. The Roosevelt Institution is ' ¦
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Lure of NHL enough for UW's Earl
By Max Hooker | Apr. 17, 2006The first somber chord has been struck on the national champion Wisconsin men's hockey team's week of euphoric celebration. Junior forward Robbie Earl announced Friday afternoon that he will forego ' ¦
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Reader of the Day: Margaret Kailhofer
Apr. 17, 2006This state street fixture became legendary for wearing her feathered bonnet as she sells her jeweled creations. Affectionately dubbed Maggs\ by her devoted patrons, this beader used to be a ' ¦'
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Spaceport may be in the stars for Sheboygan, bill's signing creates Wis. Aerospace Authority
Apr. 17, 2006Wisconsin may be one step closer to lift-off in Sheboygan, Wis., through the signing of legislation officially creating the Wisconsin Aerospace Authority on Friday. The Wisconsin Aerospace Authority will allow ' ¦
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Straight talk about posture leads to a healthy back
By Adam Dylewski | Apr. 17, 2006Your mom always told you to stand up straight. Though you'll never catch a cold from chilly weather alone and eating everything on your plate wasn't always the best advice, ' ¦'
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Injuries continue to plague spring practice
By Jon McNamara | Apr. 17, 2006First-year head coach Bret Bielema watched from the sidelines last year as injuries took a toll on defensive unit he directed. A year later, the trend has continued into spring ' ¦
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Madison Mallards a hit for city baseball fans
By Kyle Dropp | Apr. 17, 2006As the school year comes to a close, the Madison Mallards' June 1 opener is fast approaching. And the summer baseball team, which moved to the city six years ago, ' ¦
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Chancellor asks student gov't committee to rethink budgets
By Sandra Knisely | Apr. 14, 2006The Associated Students of Madison's Conference Committee met Thursday night to discuss a letter sent by UW-Madison Chancellor John Wiley listing student organizations whose budgets need to be reviewed because ' ¦
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Caught in one ballsy situation
Apr. 14, 2006Mom, I think my left testicle is larger than the right one,\ I calmly told her one day in high school, trying to avoid my father's complete overreaction of the ' ¦'
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When lives are at stake
By Nick Rotchadl | Apr. 14, 2006When the private sector cannot or is not adequately providing a vital service, such as health care, it is the responsibility of government to step in to help those suffering ' ¦
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Cops acted in self-defense, chief claims
By Ben Broeren | Apr. 14, 2006Madison Police Chief Noble Wray shed new light on Wednesday morning's fatal east-side gas station shooting at a press conference Thursday. Wray, who appeared alongside Dane County District Attorney Brian ' ¦
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3% of students turn out for ASM vote, down from 15% yield in first attempt
By Jamie Thomas | Apr. 14, 2006A lack of errors was not the only thing that differentiated the Associated Students of Madison's third candidate election attempt from their two previous tries. According to an ASM release, ' ¦
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Take a trip on Sherrill's well-paved Road to California Ruin
By Lindsay Herod | Apr. 14, 2006In everyone there will always be a constant nostalgia for the innocence that came with youth, even though the most notable part of innocence comes with its end. The novel ' ¦'
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Kids may not have emotional needs met through virtual-parenting bill
By Sandra Knisely | Apr. 14, 2006When parents divorce, oftentimes distance further divides parents from their children, and typically the non-custodial parent loses their close relationship with their children. However, thanks to new legislation, this will ' ¦
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