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Containing Spartan big three key for Badgers
By Matt Fox and Nate Carey | Mar. 1, 2006Ager, Brown and Davis will be gunning for the Badgers in East Lansing
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The economy of education
By Teddy O???Reilly and Tom Walsh | Mar. 1, 2006Secretary of Education Margaret Spellings' Commission on the Future of Higher Education recently bombed academia with the suggestion that the government should use standardized tests to measure public universities' success ' ¦
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Rape bill broadens intoxicant definition to include alcohol
By Courtney Davis | Mar. 1, 2006A bill categorizing sexual assault against victims under the influence of alcohol as second-degree sexual assault was passed by the state Senate Tuesday. Senate Bill 526 will now be sent ' ¦
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They might just like the prison food...
Mar. 1, 2006In Jackson, Mo., Jacob Vandeven, 27, was caught by his judge at lunch, having a drink, one hour after the judge had convicted Vandeven of DUI and sentenced him to ' ¦'
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Anderson selected for All-Big Ten second team
By Zach Kukkonen | Mar. 1, 2006Coaches and teammates laud sophomore???s game
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Ten days, 240 hours, 14,400 minutes
By Brittany Schoepp and Erin Canty | Mar. 1, 2006This year, March is coming in like a lion. Not because of the weather, but because we are close to spring break and that spells trouble. The eight school days ' ¦'
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Wi-Fi frequencies not carcinogenic, UW experts say
By Molly Reppen and Erica Pelzek | Mar. 1, 2006This is a student's brain. This is a student's brain on wireless. UW-Madison has 49 separate wireless Internet access points: an abundance of networking that is an oft-lauded aspect of ' ¦
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Weekly Darwin Award (Honorable Mention)
By Dimitri Syrkin-Nikolau | Mar. 1, 2006This week's nominee: Donald E. Neff, 38, of Pleasant Township, Ohio, launched his 27-foot boat in the Portage River to access Lake Erie on Nov. 12, but it ran aground, ' ¦'
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Student groups to take gay rights fight to polls
By Jamie McMahon | Mar. 1, 2006Organizations vow grassroots support in time for Nov. election
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With Davis’ IU ship sailed, who’s up next?
By Jon McNamara and Gary Sandefur | Mar. 1, 2006Mike Davis, you've had an interesting few years at Indiana. A pit-stop in the Final Four and temper-tantrums around the Big Ten are what I will remember most, but I saw this whole resignation thing coming.
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Cardinal’s Oscar pre-cognizance
Mar. 1, 2006The Academy Awards will be presented March 5, but you don't have to wait until then to know the ultimate truths about this year's Oscars: Our staff can tell you everything you need to know. For each category, the films, actors and directors listed are in the following order: what will win, what should win and what could have been a contender.
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Letter to the editor: Sexist column claims women are mindless
Mar. 1, 2006I was disgusted to read Kelly Schlicht's sexist and elitist opinion column, 'County Board candidate practices dirty campaigning,' regarding Ashok Kumar's campaign. Schlicht claims that women who believe in Ashok's ' ¦
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Assembly votes to put gay marriage on November ballot
By Annie Slacter | Mar. 1, 2006Wisconsin citizens will vote on a constitutional amendment to ban gay marriage and civil unions this November, following Tuesday night's 62-31 vote of approval in the state Assembly. Passage of ' ¦
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Legislators blast UW hiring policies after audit reveals UW System employs 40 felons
By Ashley Spencer | Mar. 1, 2006After investigating all UW System employee files in the State Audit Bureau, a recent audit showed the UW System currently employs 40 convicted felons. According to Doug Bradley, UW System ' ¦
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New offices open up shop in Bassett neighborhood
By By Marina Oliver and Jaime Brackeen and Anne Guettler | Mar. 1, 2006The Onion occupies space in new building
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Amendment could restrict straight rights, critics say
By Ashley Spencer | Feb. 28, 2006If the state Assembly passes an amendment banning gay marriage Tuesday, Wisconsin citizens would voice their opinions on this controversial issue and vote in a statewide referendum next November. However, ' ¦
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UW police, Union defend Bernie’s, praise daycare security measures
By Jamie Thomas | Feb. 28, 2006The Wisconsin Union and UW-Madison Police defended the security of Bernie's Place daycare center, 206 Bernard Ct., detailing some of their precautionary measures Monday.
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’Pulse’ fails to come to life
By Kevin Bennett | Feb. 28, 2006'Pulse,' a sometimes chilling ghost story from Japanese director Kiyoshi Kurosawa, is based upon one simple question: What would it be like to meet a ghost? Through this overdone premise, Kurosawa takes the viewer on a confusing journey through a web of Tokyo suicides and specters.
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