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Lambeau leaps onto ice for Badgers
By Connor McKnight | Feb. 13, 2006Outdoor game a first for Wisconsin
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Badger upset bid falls short
By Chris Lindeke | Feb. 13, 2006Despite holding a 14-point lead with just over 10 minutes remaining, the UW women's basketball team was unable to hold on and was defeated 53-47 by No. 15 Michigan State ' ¦
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The Valentine Divide
By Melanie Shibley - The Daily Cardinal and Sarah Berkowitz | Feb. 13, 2006A look at what Valentine???s Day and romance really mean to the other half'
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UW online gamblers face high stakes and long odds
By Andrew Peck | Feb. 13, 2006Online gambling websites, especially those offering poker, are becoming more and more popular among UW-Madison students as an outlet for their time and money. These websites, such as www.partypoker.net and ' ¦
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UW beats OSU 4-2 at Lambeau
By Connor McKnight | Feb. 13, 2006GREEN BAY, Wis.'With the expectations and countless story lines leading up to Saturday's Frozen Tundra Classic, a first-time event staged outdoors at Lambeau Field, the actual game between Wisconsin and ' ¦
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Martin version will tickle few ’Pink’
By Brad Boron | Feb. 13, 2006Believe it or not, there was a time when the Pink Panther was something more than an insulation salesman or star of cartoon shorts. Fewer and fewer people remember that the cartoon feline was only seen during the opening credits of the hilarious series of comedies starring Peter Sellers as Jacques Clouseau, the inept French detective always trying to break the big case. Steve Martin's Clouseau does not approach Sellers', and the newest 'Pink Panther' is not much like many of its successful predecessors.
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UW smacked around in debut
By Zach Kukkonen | Feb. 13, 2006When a team loses its three best hitters, a top pitcher and its head coach after a season, the learning curve is going to be steep the following year. Such ' ¦
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The Barry Alvarez of world economics retires a success
By Adam Seston and Leah Leonidas | Feb. 13, 2006On Jan. 31, two men triumphantly retired with a legacy of establishing and maintaining prosperous stability. The images of both men were so influential to their respective areas, that their ' ¦
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Butch shines as UW picks up key road win
By Jon McNamara | Feb. 13, 2006This was the performance Badger fans have been waiting more than two and a half years for. In dominating fashion, sophomore center Brian Butch bullied a Penn State team that ' ¦
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Co-ops offer alternative to traditional housing
By Andrew Geisthardt | Feb. 13, 2006Whether one is moving to Madison for the first time or just needs somewhere to stay for the school year, finding a good place to live can be a tiresome ' ¦
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Search parties still on the lookout for missing 20-year-old Japanese man
Feb. 13, 2006Volunteers from the English as a Second Language Institute spent the pre-dawn hours of Saturday morning searching in vain for missing Japanese student Kenji Ohmi. Ohmi, 20, has been missing ' ¦
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’Imagine’ all the people, living life in peace with a British Piper Perabo
By Tarah Scalzo | Feb. 13, 2006It is very possible to love a movie, to hopelessly, desperately, unendingly adore a slew of characters as one might adore his or her own friends, and yet to feel at the exact same time that it could have been done better. That perhaps, with just a little more honesty and a little less Hollywood, it could have been a punch in the face, an invitation to fall in love, or simply a great, great flick.
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Letter to the Editor: A case for hate speech
By Negassi Tesfamichael | Feb. 13, 2006The Feb. 8 opinion column by Teddy O'Reilly, 'No criticism, no freedom,' was a case for hate speech. O'Reilly argues that free speech can only truly exist if we have ' ¦
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UW fires tenured prof over child assault conviction
By Jamie Thomas | Feb. 13, 2006A tenured UW-Madison physiology professor convicted of child sex crimes was dismissed from the university after the UW System Board of Regents unanimously voted to remove him Friday. Roberto Coronado ' ¦
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Letter to the Editor: Union renovation only possible with living wages
Feb. 13, 2006The headline of a Feb. 7 article, 'Students support union referendum, WUD says,' was unbalanced. Although I appreciate the efforts by WUD and the Cardinal to keep me apprised of ' ¦
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UW adds Bostad, Lane to ’06 staff
By Jon McNamara | Feb. 13, 2006Putting the finishing touches on his first coaching staff at Wisconsin, head coach Bret Bielema announced the hiring of Bob Bostad to coach the Badgers' tight ends and Earl Lane to coach the defensive line.
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The downside to gifted and talented
By Jon Steffen | Feb. 10, 2006Most of you reading this column right now are UW-Madison students, and like me, you probably keep quiet when your friends from back home talk about how difficult college classes ' ¦'
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Regents plot to lower UW System tuition
By Sam Karp and Kathryn Minnick | Feb. 10, 2006UW-Madison tuition would remain untouched
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