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Wisconsin win over Ohio State analysis
By Maria Boncyk | Feb. 16, 2006Huge second-half propels UW past No. 12 Ohio State
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Higher wages secure highest talent for UW
By Jill Klosterman and Hope Carmichael | Feb. 16, 2006Two politicians believe university administrators should respond to a 'higher calling' rather than a higher paycheck in serving the University. State Reps. Robin Vos, R-Caledonia, and Stephen Nass, R-Whitewater, have ' ¦
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Campus center helps UW students with learning disabilities achieve academic self-sufficiency
By Jackie Luskey and Maddy Wolfe and Dana Kampa | Feb. 16, 2006With an enrollment that reaches 50,000, it is easy for students with disabilities to get lost in the crowd. However, the McBurney Disability Resource Center strives to accommodate individual students ' ¦
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WCHA title fails to change UW’s strut
By Tom Lea and Aarushi Agni | Feb. 15, 2006After coming out of this past weekend series against rival Minnesota with one win and one loss, the Wisconsin women's hockey team (20-3-1 Western Collegiate Hockey Association, 25-4-1 overall) locked up its first ever WCHA regular season title. The team originally needed two wins by themselves to win the conference but after a surprising loss at North Dakota, Minnesota-Duluth helped the Badgers clinch the title with only one win.
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Duerst sets spring soccer schedule
Feb. 15, 2006Head coach Dean Duerst, the women's soccer head coach, announced yesterday that the team will play seven events in the spring, beginning March 25 when UW battles Western Michigan. The ' ¦
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Most romantic city: what a letdown
By Erin Canty | Feb. 15, 2006According to a poll in USA Weekend Magazine, Madison is ranked the most romantic city in the nation. Peter Greenberg, Travel editor for the 'Today Show' and UW-Madison alum, selected ' ¦'
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Far from Hell’s Belles: Scottish septet go happy
By Whitney Newman and Jeff Landow | Feb. 15, 2006For a band that tends to write melancholic songs about the outcast and overlooked members of society (Judy hiding under the covers with a flashlight reading about horses or Anthony hiding melted Toblerone under his school uniform), Belle and Sebastian have made an abrupt 180 on their new album, The Life Pursuit. An album of undeniably fun and upbeat songs, this release is already 'pursuing' higher chart positions. The first single, a simple but delightfully catchy pop song that dares to rhyme 'poet' with 'throat' (pronounced 'throw-it'), is currently at No. 13 on the British charts.
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Reader of the Day: Dave Alexander Osman
Feb. 15, 2006Dubbed Oz by his groovy followers, Oz considers himself a modern-day hippie (sans grimy dreadlocks and tie-die tank tops) and believes everyone deserves 'free love.' This nature-loving and self-titled philosopher ' ¦'
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Political party organization has strong implications close to home
By Sandra Knisely | Feb. 15, 2006From municipal to state and national governments, political organization has continually proven a capstone of efficiency, often characterizing and defining its leadership. Although public opinion may hold that Republicans are ' ¦
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Sex Out Loud uses bicycles to promote condom use, lauds National Condom Week
By Jeana Anderson | Feb. 15, 2006For National Condom Week, Sex Out Loud combined an unlikely pair of precautions into one 'Wear One When You Ride' parade: helmets and condoms. Sex Out Loud has been strategically ' ¦
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Young guns vaulting way into UW record books
By Jamie McMahon | Feb. 15, 2006For most, pole vaulting brings to mind mainly up and down movements. For freshman Jenny Soceka and redshirt sophomore Blair Luethmers, however, this track season promises to feature a back-and-forth ' ¦
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Monthly meetings protest animal treatment in UW-Madison labs
By Courtney Davis | Feb. 15, 2006Animal rights activists held one of a series of monthly presentations showcasing UW-Madison primate experiments Tuesday. The program, Primate Vivisection A to Z, focuses on individual researchers in alphabetical order, ' ¦
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House party tickets put price tag on fun
By Heather Halweg | Feb. 15, 2006Fines climb over $50,000 as police try to keep a lid on raucous student gatherings
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Ford fails with phone-it-in role
By Andy Van Sistine and Kevin Nelson | Feb. 15, 2006Harrison Ford does not need to make movies that often. His incredible string of hits in the '70s, '80s and '90s cemented his status as one of Hollywood's biggest stars ' ¦'
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As county board race heats up, lakes take center stage
By Ricky Quinones | Feb. 15, 2006Pollution in Madison's lakes is a hot topic heading into Tuesday's Dane County Board of Supervisors District 5 election and, according to one UW-Madison professor, the attention is warranted. Two ' ¦
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Part-time Madisonian represents Ethiopia as its first Winter Olympian
By Laura-Claire Corson | Feb. 15, 2006Robel Teklemariam is self-admittedly crazy. At the age of 12'when he first skied'he flew off 8-to-10 foot high peaks in the majestic New York mountains while gliding on cross country ' ¦
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Wiley chastises local student newspaper
By Joe Lynch | Feb. 15, 2006Chancellor John Wiley issued a statement Tuesday chastising the Badger Herald for reprinting a cartoon Monday that has incited riots in the Middle East in past weeks. 'This action has ' ¦
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