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Our cheesy state of tubbiness

Last week the Wisconsin State Journal listed a story on the front page with the headline, 'Onion Editors Favor Tubby Wisconsinites.' The article went on to explain how the editors ' ¦'


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UConn heads Courtside’s top NCAA seeds

With a month remaining in the regular season, it has become clearer who will be the favorites when the NCAA Tournament tips off in March. Courtside takes an early look at who might be the top seeds and who could be looking at a trip to Indianapolis for the Final Four: 


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Johnson looks ahead to victory 100

A win is a win. That is how the saying goes. For the Wisconsin women's hockey team, (19-2-1 WCHA, 24-3-1 overall,) there is no exception. However, the next win will ' ¦


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Jammed Big Ten leaves UW in the hunt

Illinois junior guard Rich McBride sank a 3-pointer against Penn State at home as time expired last Saturday. Unfortunately for the Illini, after reviewing the play, head referee Gene Crawford ' ¦'


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Timeline

Highlights of UW athletes and their olympic feats from over the years.'


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Who spends more for Valentine’s day, guys or gals?

Some say Saint Valentine was a priest who performed secret weddings after marriage was outlawed in third century Rome. Others say he sent the first 'valentine' to a young girl while he was in prison. However the tradition started, it has since evolved into one of the most commercialized holidays of the year. 


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Yellowcard ’Sounds’ no different than contemporaries

On Lights and Sounds, Yellowcard clearly attempts to grow beyond the teen punk-pop of their past. Their last album, Ocean Avenue, achieved mainstream popularity without having any significant depth or originality, beyond the fact that the Southern California outfit has a violinist. Lights and Sounds is a different album than Ocean Avenue, but change is not synonymous with growth. 


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Cardinal View: Banning protests a political waste

Upholding the U.S. Constitution's protection of free speech means tolerating groups that abuse this freedom to spew their hateful messages. Earlier this week Wisconsin lawmakers ignored the first amendment when ' ¦


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