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UW hopes home floor brings new result
By Andrew Haffner and Adam Putter | Feb. 15, 2006No one is shocked to see Thad Matta's No. 12 Ohio State Buckeyes (7-3 Big Ten, 18-3 overall) near the top of the Big Ten standings. The surprise is that ' ¦'
State lawmaker pushes for UW Regent elections
Feb. 15, 2006State Rep. Scott Suder, R-Abbotsford, proposed a change that would alter the UW Board of Regents from a governor appointed board to a committee of elected officials Tuesday. 'The time ' ¦
Top administrator at UHS steps down
Feb. 15, 2006After an investigation of sexual harassment accusations and subsequent professional analysis of University Health Services' management and staff morale, former UHS Director of Clinical Services Scott Spear stepped down from ' ¦
Daily Cardinal Exclusive with Fran Fraschilla
By Sam Pepper and Ryan Seib | Feb. 15, 2006ESPN College Basketball Analyst
Valentine’s Day lesson: chick-lit is not a free ride to the Chappell of love
By Les Chappell | Feb. 15, 2006Judging by the excess of red discount candy, Valentine's Day has come and gone'and in the immortal words of 'Futurama's' Philip J. Fry, 'I forgot to get a girlfriend again.'
An underground intrigue
By Kiera Wiatrak | Feb. 15, 2006Subterranean steam tunnels provide the UW campus with a practical heating system and a hotbed for mischief'
Returning to nature, one quail at a time
By Teddy O???Reilly and Ben Pierson & Victoria Statz | Feb. 15, 2006If tragedy becomes farce, then Vice President Aaron Burr's shooting of Alexander Hamilton in 1804 found reincarnation last Saturday when Vice President Dick Cheney accidentally shot-gunned his hunting partner, 78-year-old ' ¦
The last of the media independents
By Kristin Czubkowski | Feb. 15, 2006Independents face uncertain future as media conglomorates muscle into industry'
State Democrats accuse GOP of ignoring Wisconsin families
By Annie Slacter | Feb. 15, 2006State Democrats are questioning Republican commitment to the people of Wisconsin after members of the GOP chose not to attend a special legislative session Tuesday. The session was called by ' ¦
Mickey Perry: UW’s secret weapon
By Adam Hoge | Feb. 15, 2006UW fans have become familiar with freshmen Joe Krabbenhoft and Marcus Landry, and how they have dealt with the high expectations that have followed them from their respective high schools. However, the 'Grateful Red' might not know a whole lot about Mickey Perry, the hidden freshman who also had a lot of expectations coming out of Proviso East in Maywood, Ill.
Sports, school, and life: a delicate balance
By Samantha Yarock | Feb. 15, 2006In the days following the announcements of freshman Marcus Landry and sophomore Greg Stiemsma being ruled academically ineligible to compete for the Badgers during the second semester, it was difficult ' ¦'
UW-Madison researchers serve as mentors to shape aspiring scientists’ future careers
By David Pillath | Feb. 15, 2006Many of us do not automatically associate the word 'boss' with 'mentor.' However, increasingly in laboratories around campus many head scientists and researchers have found themselves having to fulfill both roles for the many undergrad future scientists they employ.
Bielema names Nayes assistant athletic director and head of football operations
Feb. 15, 2006Bill Nayes, football operations coordinator and head of team travel for the Seattle Seahawks since Feb. 2000, was named assistant athletic director and director of football operations at Wisconsin, head ' ¦
A history of cinematic Psycho Lovers
Feb. 14, 2006???You won???t answer my calls, you change your number. I mean, I???m not gonna be ignored!??? ???Alex Forrrest, \Fatal Attraction"" '
Let’s talk about the fax of love
By Justin Zyduck | Feb. 14, 2006Valentine's Day: the most romantic holiday of the year, with the possible exception of Talk Like A Pirate Day (Sept. 19) for those of us whose first love is the sea. Today is a day when many young men choose to 'pop the question' to their significant others, and I am no different. Here goes:
Keep religion out of classrooms
By Erik Opsal | Feb. 14, 2006Intelligent design resurfaced in Wisconsin politics last week when Rep. Terese Berceau, D-Madison, proposed a bill to ban its teaching in public schools in Wisconsin. The past year of the ' ¦



