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Men’s soccer announces new signees

After a season full of heartbreaking losses for the UW men's soccer team last fall, head coach Jeff Rohrman announced seven new signees that will hopefully help the Badgers move forward.  


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Is ’Coastie’ a code word?

Drawing outside attention to the campus Coastie phenomenon, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel printed Megan Twohey's article, 'The Great 'Coastie ' Divide' in Nov. 2005. Twohey never mentioned that it was once more common on our campus to refer to the Ugg crowd from New York, New Jersey, California and Illinois as JAPs (Jewish American Princesses). Maybe Twohey felt the issue was irrelevant or never considered it. That's an odd omission. If Coastie is in fact another way of saying JAP, the 'Coastie Divide' hints at more than a difference in style.  


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Leak probe in NSA case a distraction

Late last year, just weeks after The New York Times exposed the National Security Agency domestic spying program, the Justice Department announced an investigation into how the story was leaked. ' ¦


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McCray to guide defensive front

Just four days after the departure of Earl Lane, who was originally hired to coach the Badgers' defensive line before leaving to join Louisiana State, head coach Bret Bielema announced ' ¦


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UW makes Big Ten stretch run

You would think the Badger men's baseketball team would not favor a break in action right now. After winning three straight following loses in five of their last six games, ' ¦


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Haunted adventures with Don Henley

Anybody who's ever listened to a radio station has probably heard 'Hotel California.' Hell, it's probably on your iPod. Arguably The Eagles' most popular song, most critics interpret its terrifying ' ¦'


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Kumar, Lapidus victorious in county primary

Ashok Kumar and David Lapidus prevailed in today's Dane County Board primary election, narrowing the field of candidates from four to two. The polls with Kumar in the lead with ' ¦


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