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Corruption plagues state legislature
By Laura Kalinowski and Liz Puibello | Jan. 13, 2006Financial abuses imperil state???s rep for clean politics
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NFL bound: Calhoun bolts after one season
By Jon McNamara and Marlon Lima | Jan. 13, 2006The news many Badger football fans anticipated for weeks was confirmed Thursday when junior tailback Brian Calhoun announced he would forego his final season at UW-Madison and enter the NFL ' ¦
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Bomb threats up after Christmas Eve explosion
By Ricky Quinones | Jan. 13, 2006Bomb scares in downtown Madison have kept area law enforcement busier than usual this winter. The most recent scares took place Wednesday, as three threats occupied police for most of ' ¦
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What the Friday?
Jan. 13, 2006In the course of your week, there are those inevitable moments where the only fathomable response is simply three letters: WTF?! Whether it be local to international politics, news from ' ¦'
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Cedar tree confrontation sheds light on Bush’s resolution
By Jill Klosterman | Jan. 13, 2006In anticipation of his sixth year in office, President Bush celebrated a politically correct winter holiday and ushered in 2006 at his Texas ranch where he suffered a cedar tree attack. In case you missed it, the President recounted his cedar incident on New Year's Day after visiting veterans from the Amputee Care Center of Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio Texas.
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New Year's Day brings fatal fall for UW senior, family and campus mourn \huge loss\
By Jamie Thomas | Jan. 13, 2006UW-Madison senior Eric Passon passed away on New Year's Day after falling from a crane near his hometown of Wapun, Wis. Passon's sister, Stacy Passon, 24, described her brother as ' ¦
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Cows in heat: UW’s dairy breakthrough
By Bill Rohde | Jan. 13, 2006A UW-Madison researcher has developed a program to provide developing countries with quality dairy cows resistant to harsh tropical conditions.
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Capital One Bowl Analysis
By Jon McNamara | Jan. 13, 2006Orlando, Fla.'??The only thing more surprising than Wisconsin's 24-10 victory over then-No. 7 Auburn in the Capital One Bowl was the complete performance and dominating fashion executed by both the ' ¦
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Embracing new languages for security
By Adam Schmidt | Jan. 13, 2006Nestled among the trees and lakes of Northern Minnesota lie over a dozen learning communities of global scope and national significance. These are the language villages of Concordia College where ' ¦
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I know you love ’The Lion King’
By Jon Steffen | Jan. 13, 2006Since when has it become cool to wear 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles' shirts, reminisce about the days of 'Transformers' or brag to your buddies about 'up, up, down, down, left, right, left, right, b, a, start' (Nintendo Contra 30-life code), but it is completely un-cool to mention how you still watch 90s Disney movies?
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From Lands Far-Far Away
By Sarah Martinson | Jan. 13, 2006UW-Madison plays host to nearly 4,000 international students each semester, and during the bone-chilling winters, it is easy to wonder why these students ever wanted to come to Madison. For ' ¦'
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Badgers send Barry out on high note
By Sam Pepper | Jan. 13, 2006Orlando, Fla.'When the Wisconsin Badgers lost 20-10 in head coach Barry Alvarez's final game at Camp Randall, the mood was melancholy afterwards. 'It was pretty somber in the locker room,' ' ¦
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Stem cell fraud, discovery electrify field in past weeks
By Shira Nanus | Jan. 13, 2006A pair of dramatic disclosures rocked the world of stem cell research to its foundations in recent weeks. Discovery of fraud at a top international research center and a breakthrough ' ¦
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UW student climbs to safety after falling in river
Jan. 13, 2006A UW-Madison student fell into the Mississippi river near La Crosse, Wis. Jan. 8 after an evening of drinking and was able to pull himself to safety and walk to ' ¦
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Doyle vetoes fetal pain bill, touts doctor-patient relations
Jan. 13, 2006Gov. Jim Doyle vetoed Senate Bill 138 earlier this month, rejecting legislation that would require physicians to inform women seeking abortions that their fetus may feel pain during the procedure. ' ¦
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The ’Ring’ fits: UW women’s soccer star recipient of 2006 Woody Hayes Award
By Jon McNamara and Stella Joyce | Jan. 13, 2006Wisconsin women's soccer senior defender Jessica Ring continued adding to her resume of postseason accolades Wednesday, being named a recipient of the 2006 Woody Hayes National Scholar Athlete award for student athletes in all sports of Division I athletics.
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Repulsive ’art’ disrespects rape victims
By Kelly Schlicht | Jan. 13, 2006Although I am a full supporter of the right to free speech and freedom of the press, there are instances when indecency and inappropriateness of printed material crosses the line'one of which is a particular discussion of rape.
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Cardinal looks back on winter movies
Jan. 13, 2006Hollywood saves its best films for the very end of the year ... when the Daily Cardinal is, tragically, not in production. But don't worry'Cardinal Arts writers do not, contary ' ¦'
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Stanley misses Capitol One Bowl, violates probation over domestic disturbance charge
By Ryan Gallentine | Jan. 13, 2006Booker Stanley, a 22-year-old UW-Madison junior and backup tailback for the football team, did not make an appearance in the Badgers' Capital One Bowl victory Jan. 2 due to charges ' ¦
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