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Home-ice advantage to fuel Badgers in playoffs
By Tom Lea | Mar. 2, 2006Badgers look to extend four-game win streak vs. ND
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Gov. Doyle to accompany Wisconsin stem cell pioneers to Chicago biotechnology conference
Mar. 2, 2006Gov. Jim Doyle announced plans Wednesday to lead 150 prominent Wisconsin biotechnology leaders to BIO 2006, a Chicago conference, according to a press statement from his office. BIO 2006 is ' ¦
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Badger Baloney: Authorities track alcohol to last drop
By Dan Wiersema and Katy Hertel | Mar. 2, 2006Looking to take further measures against excessive alcohol consumption among University of Wisconsin- Madison students, one member of the Madison City Council is pushing forward a proposal to register all ' ¦
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Jay’s spring break books for food lovers
By Jay Storey | Mar. 2, 2006White sand and warm sun'what's missing from this perfect spring break? FOOD. But sandy potato chips hardly fit this heavenly vignette. For the food-fanatic spring breaker, food literature can entice both the mind and the palate. Here are a few suggestions for your sunbathing enjoyment.
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Procrastinating your way to some spring break deals
By Erica Walkup | Mar. 2, 2006With spring break less than 10 days away and starting earlier than it has in past years, many UW-Madison students may find themselves scrambling to make last-minute plans. Although travel ' ¦'
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Trans-American beauty: Huffman shines
By Tarah Scalzo | Mar. 2, 2006Duncan Tucker's 'Transamerica' is a study in what it takes to be a good indie film in contemporary America. It challenges norms, but takes care not to challenge its audience, ' ¦'
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Political group launches new campaign to defeat gay marriage amendment in November elections
Mar. 2, 2006Following Tuesday's vote in the state Assembly that will allow Wisconsin citizens to decide on whether to amend the state constitution to ban gay marriage and civil unions, organizations on ' ¦
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Feingold recognition key to presidential bid
By Jill Klosterman | Mar. 2, 2006He's a Rhodes scholar, a Harvard Law School graduate, an Oxford man, a Badger alumnus and today he's a birthday boy (Happy 53rd, Senator). But the question remains, will U.S. ' ¦
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New Bar Thursday: The Great Dane Pub & Brewing Co.
Mar. 2, 2006Signature drink: specialty beers
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Policy protects housefellow rights
By Adam Bissen | Mar. 2, 2006As agents of a public university, housefellows should not have to give up their right to lead or participate in events such as religious gatherings. The existing policy has recently ' ¦
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Under new policy, resident assistants could hold religious, political events in dorms
Mar. 2, 2006Resident assistants across the UW System could hold activities such as Bible studies and political rallies in their rooms, if the Board of Regents approves a recommendation for RAs rights ' ¦
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Making the same mistakes again
By Connor McKnight | Mar. 2, 2006A late season slide down a slippery slope is no good for any team, especially if the slide is from first place, the slope a treacherous Western Collegiate Hockey Association, ' ¦'
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Sick & tired: over-worked athletes hurting themselves
By Kathryn Minnick | Mar. 2, 2006After two weeks of watching superb Olympic athletes and hearing about their arduous preparation, believing in extremely intense athletic training suddenly seems reasonable.
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Izzo’s East Lansing lair awaits Badgers
By Abby Becker and Zach Kukkonen | Mar. 2, 2006Amidst one of the toughest battles for the Big Ten title in recent history, the UW men's basketball team (9-5 Big Ten, 19-8 overall) needs to finish strong to bring some momentum into the Big Ten Tournament and ultimately, the NCAA tournament. Completing the season on the road against an angry Michigan State (7-7, 19-9) Thursday and Iowa Saturday will not make that task easy.
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New Beer Thursday: Victory Brewing Co.’s Prima Pils
Mar. 2, 2006A smooth, refreshing beer with a sweet aftertaste, Victory Brewing Company's Prima Pils is like the beer equivalent of a Mint Julep'refreshing, clean and invigorating.
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Leftover org. fees could mean lower tuition next year
By Danielle McKenzie | Mar. 2, 2006This year, $830,000 of unused student segregated fees may go back to students, pending a decision by members of the Student Services Finance Committee Thursday. Each year, more than $650 ' ¦
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The ’real world’: life after college
By Kathryn Minnick | Mar. 2, 2006Having a full-time job is the hallmark of post-college life, but getting used to a job is just one of many big adjustments new grads must face. Leaving friends, losing freedom, gaining responsibility'all are part of the bittersweet and formative course that starts with a flip of the mortarboard's tassel from right to left.
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UW graduate wins thousands in Powerball, joins one other Wisconsinite in lottery triumph
By Whitney Newman | Mar. 2, 2006UW-Madison graduate Maimoona Bowcock received $450,000 in lottery winnings Tuesday as part of a record $365 million Powerball prize. Bowcock was one of two Wisconsin winners, the other winning ticket ' ¦
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Fight the white: a look at racist music
By Jon Spike and Matt Hunziker | Mar. 2, 2006Hunziker Like the Wolf'
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