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A Pep Talk Hanukkah wish list

By Sam Pepper | Dec. 15, 2005

Pep Talk

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UW graduate program attracts international students

By Shira Nanus | Dec. 15, 2005

Although both the undergraduate and graduate schools do not participate in international outreach recruitment programs, UW-Madison continues to attract thousands of international students every year. Kay Curtis, who works in ' ¦

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Even more of the year's best

Dec. 15, 2005

ONLINE ONLY ARTS CONTENT Extra Categories Biggest Disappointment Weezer Make Believe As Rivers Cuomo has in the past demonstrated himself to be one of the smartest and most clever songwriters ' ¦'

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Extra charges to cellular phone bill will help buy equipment to better pinpoint wireless 911 calls

By Shira Nanus | Dec. 15, 2005

As of Dec. 1, Wisconsin cell phone users will see a new surcharge of 83 cents per wireless number on their monthly cell phone bill. This small fee, authorized by ' ¦

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One case insufficient to reinstate death penalty

By Kaitlyn Farrell | Dec. 15, 2005

Wisconsin's government is under the influence of a hasty campaign for capital punishment with only one illustration to back up the plea. After the murder of a freelance photographer in ' ¦

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Nixon taking on role as only senior

By Adam Hoge and Sam Karp | Dec. 15, 2005

UW forward giving and taking advice from team'

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As new semester approaches, students displaced by Katrina must decide whether to enroll at UW

By Ben Breiner and Shannon Gallagher | Dec. 15, 2005

It has been nearly four months since Hurricane Katrina devastated the Gulf Coast, and displaced students are eager to return to their southern schools. With the spring semester approaching, the ' ¦

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Plasma donation a source of extra income for UW students

By Amanda McGowan | Dec. 15, 2005

Donators can earn up to $200 per month

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Food Connoisseurs: Hawk Schenkel

By Tanya Zimmerman | Dec. 15, 2005

Hawk Schenkel, owner of Hawk's Bar and Grill, 425 State St., opened his restaurant in 2002 in an effort to combine efficiency with upscale casual dining. His ideas were simple: ' ¦'

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City government underused by UW students

By Molly Reppen and ??zge Sevindik | Dec. 15, 2005

UW-Madison students are encouraged to participate in city government, but many choose not to, local representatives said. The City of Madison allows unelected citizens to serve on city committees, but ' ¦

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Mind your morsels with the UW-Madison Dietetic and Nutrition Club

Dec. 15, 2005

Q: Is there a scientific reason that men can handle more alcohol than women? A: Yes! Wisconsin girls think many times that they can hang drink for drink with men, ' ¦'

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Madison responds critically to proposed concealed carry

By John Leppanen and Melanie Shibley - The Daily Cardinal | Dec. 15, 2005

Officials debate consequences of legal hidden guns

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Reader of the Day: Outgoing Editors

Dec. 15, 2005

Its not what you think'

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Illegal immigrants valuable to economy

By Jake Herrera | Dec. 15, 2005

Congressmen Tom Tancredo, R-Colorado, will tell anyone who will listen about an old Mexican legend that he says is coming true. The myth that supposedly dates back to the days ' ¦

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Badgers look to start new unbeaten streak

By Jon Bortin | Dec. 15, 2005

Although the No. 1 men's hockey team's 14 game unbeaten streak ended last Friday against Michigan Tech, the Badgers came back with a 7-0 trouncing of the Huskies the next ' ¦

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Assassins

By Bri Bromberek | Dec. 15, 2005

After waking up to the ear-splitting sound of his alarm clock, an immediate feeling of paranoia rushed through Pat's blood stream. He could not help but remember the events of ' ¦'

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