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Prof. urges UW to protect diversity of species
By Robert Beets | Jan. 26, 2006Pellegrino Research professor of biology at Harvard University, Edward O. Wilson, spoke to UW-Madison students at the Memorial Union Theater yesterday about the necessity of retaining the world's biodiversity through ' ¦
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Additional student to join Board of Regents
Jan. 26, 2006Following Gov. Jim Doyle's approval of Senate Bill 121 in December, the UW Board of Regents announced it is officially adding a second student position to their 17-member board. The ' ¦
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Oh deer, you'll poke your eye out
By Eric Jensen | Jan. 26, 2006It's about time. I've been saying it for years, '3rd graders plus rifles equals a good time.' But noooooo, not a single person listened to me... until Rep. Scott Gunderson, ' ¦'
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Solving an unspoken problem
By Liz Wegner | Jan. 26, 2006In a society marked by eating disorders and rising rates of obesity, it is easy to forget millions of citizens begin and end the day hungry. However, the fight against ' ¦'
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Local band ready to funk you up
Jan. 26, 2006Phat Phunktion is a renowned nine-piece Madison funk band. On the eve of their 10th anniversary they will be heading to Japan, where they have sold over 10,000 copies of ' ¦'
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iPods: An invasion of the hearing snatchers?
By Matt Hunziker | Jan. 26, 2006Hunziker Like the Wolf'
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Regent Street looks to the future’and Ald. Austin King has a plan
By Heather Halweg | Jan. 26, 2006Regent Street and the surrounding area could be getting a face lift as Ald. Austin King, District 8, pushes for a development plan that would change the neighborhood for years to come.
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ResNet's policy on file sharing
By Lindsey Ramon | Jan. 26, 2006When students register their computers with ResNet, they agree to the Appropriate Use Policy, which contains information about file sharing and bandwidth usage. Students are allowed 5 GB of bandwidth ' ¦'
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Cereal monogamy in college
By Andrew Haffner and Jay Storey | Jan. 26, 2006For most of us, returning to school after winter break means getting reacquainted with our old friend Easy Mac. But while mom's meals are always the best, I would like ' ¦'
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I am my own play: one man brings incredible story to life
By Andrew Hirshman | Jan. 26, 2006One-person shows have always been very popular in professional theater for one reason'they're cheap. The main reason why we go to the theater is to be there and see a ' ¦'
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Sonkin, men’s tennis serve up shutout
By Ben Hubner | Jan. 26, 2006So far in the young season, the Wisconsin men's tennis team has yet to compete outside of the venue they call home'??Madison's Nielsen Tennis Center'but the courts have been kind to the Badgers. Last Friday they kicked off their season with a victory over Northern Illinois and followed it up yesterday afternoon with their second straight win against DePaul. The Blue Demons were shut out 7-0 and fell to 1-3 on the season.
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Reforming education for the good of all
By Jill Klosterman | Jan. 26, 2006Almost as quickly as the Senate ratified President Bush's No Child Left Behind Act in 2002, it abandoned the policy on the proverbial doorstep. In another step toward prioritizing education ' ¦
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Gov. denies ties to aide in question
By Sam Marz and Matt Smith | Jan. 26, 2006Gubernatorial candidates call Doyle administration corrupt
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Women’s hockey still holds No. 1 ranking
Jan. 26, 2006What is better than having one Badger hockey team ranked No. 1 in the country?
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Threes reign supreme for Badgers
By Negassi Tesfamichael and Maria Boncyk | Jan. 26, 2006Basketball Analysis
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Questions Abound
By Zach Kukkonen | Jan. 26, 2006Badgers searching for the magic from earlier in year'
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Madison Police Department searches for man missing since Dec.
Jan. 25, 2006The Madison Police Department is investigating a missing person case after a 31-year-old father of two has not been seen or heard from in over a month. Aaron Murray of ' ¦
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Letter to the editor: Protection against bigotry
Jan. 25, 2006On the surface, the Cardinal View editorial, 'The constitution protects hate,' makes a reasonable case against the constitutionality of hate crime laws. While the editorial agrees that bigotry has no ' ¦
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Reader of the Day: Dave Grossman
Jan. 25, 2006When thinking of New Jersey, images of pollution and power plants often spring to mind. But Garden State citizen Dave Grossman believes NJ's new slogan should be, 'The Best Kept ' ¦'
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