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New bill would separate science from politics, religion in public schools
By Heather Halweg | Feb. 8, 2006State Rep. Terese Berceau, D-Madison, announced a piece of legislation Tuesday that would prevent religious and political influence in science instruction in public schools. This includes Intelligent Design, a term ' ¦
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Gov. calls for special legislative session on soaring energy costs
Feb. 8, 2006Gov. Jim Doyle declared a special legislative session Tuesday, urging the Legislature to address a $6 million dollar emergency energy package. In a statement released Tuesday, Doyle said the Legislature ' ¦
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Teach for equality in education
By Bill Rohde | Feb. 8, 2006More than 141 million Americans tuned into for at least part of the Super Bowl Sunday night. A 30-second advertisement spot went for $2.5 million and guaranteed at least 89 ' ¦
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Reader of the Day: Casey Strecker
Feb. 8, 2006Being ROD is another thing Casey can add to his Hollywood r??sum??. Casey believes he is 'destined for some big shit' as a rock star. What's that you say? You ' ¦'
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Daily Cardinal Exclusive with Steve Lavin
By Sam Pepper | Feb. 8, 2006ESPN College Basketball Analyst
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Doyle camp plays down allegations of scandal
By Lindsey Ramon | Feb. 8, 2006GOP competitors target weakness in propriety, ethics
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’Terrific Tuesdays’ discussion series tackles current diversity, sexism issues
By Jamie McMahon | Feb. 8, 2006Various students, faculty and community members met in the lounge of the Red Gym's Multi Cultural Student Center on Tuesday to discuss sexism on campus. The meeting was part of 'Terrific Tuesdays,' a series of discussions on current diversity issues held by the College of Letters and Sciences' 'Pathways to Excellence' program.
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Greenspan has left the building
By Katie Kalmerton | Feb. 8, 2006The Federal Reserve Chair is a position that may rival the President of the United States in both power and importance. As Alan Greenspan's nearly 19-year term as the Federal ' ¦'
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Our cheesy state of tubbiness
By Erin Canty | Feb. 8, 2006Last 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
By Adam Hoge | Feb. 8, 2006With 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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Sia goes from Zero to anti-hero with vacuous solo album
By Dan Wohl | Feb. 8, 2006Sia Furler has some notable achievements to her name. She is one of the main vocalists for the influential trip-hop group Zero 7, her music was prominently featured on 'Six ' ¦'
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Man admits he strangled woman found dead in car
Feb. 8, 2006Louis D'Angelo, the man accused of killing Joann Gray and hiding her body in the trunk of a car, admitted to strangling Gray to death, according to a Dodge County ' ¦
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City, MG&E partnership paves the way for alternative energy in Madison homes
By Dawn Schueller | Feb. 8, 2006The Madison City Council officially approved an agreement with Madison Gas and Electric Company Tuesday to spend $1.8 million on 'green energy' projects.
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Killingsworth a big test for Wisconsin
By Sam Pepper | Feb. 8, 2006On Nov. 18, when Nichols State came to Bloomington, Ind., to face the Hoosiers, Indiana did not have a star player. With former Indiana guard Bracey Wright recently sent to ' ¦
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Johnson looks ahead to victory 100
By Tom Lea | Feb. 8, 2006A 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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