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Affordable housing law survives skeptical council
By John Leppanen | Jan. 18, 2006Opponents cite high vacancies, falling value
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Amended concealed carry bill passes through Senate
By Molly Reppen and Ashley Spencer | Jan. 18, 2006The Wisconsin state Senate voted 28-5 Tuesday to adopt a new proposed amendment to concealed carry legislation in an attempt to make the bill more palatable to Democrats. The amendment, ' ¦
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Different Strokes make an ’Impression’
By Beth Wick | Jan. 18, 2006The Strokes exploded onto the scene with Is This It?, creating a refreshing sound that rejuvenated rock 'n roll and opened the door for the garage rock revival. Their punk attitude and style fit perfectly into the new millennium, bringing about many imitators.
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Men's hockey set to resume play
By Jon Bortin | Jan. 13, 2006This is where the No. 1 Wisconsin Badgers men's hockey team (11-1-2 WCHA, 16-2-2 overall) truly has the opportunity to prove itself. The grueling second half of the season, which ' ¦
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A guide to the perfect power nap
By Adam Dylewski | Jan. 13, 2006It's four in the morning and you're dipping in and out of consciousness. Your cramming schedule has fallen apart'all the new information you try to take in is like cooked ' ¦'
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UW-Madison ranked 15th-best value of nation’s universities
By Mary Chen | Jan. 13, 2006Kiplinger's Personal Finance magazine recently rated UW-Madison the 15th best value of the nation's public universities.
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City will celebrate its Sesquicentennial in ’06
By Heather Halweg | Jan. 13, 2006A milestone in Madison's history is fast approaching as the city prepares for its 150th birthday in March.
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Partisan politics can inhibit state legislative process, critics argue
By Ashley Spencer | Jan. 13, 2006To those who look no further than Madison, Wisconsin may seem a haven for democratic liberals. But not all things are as they appear. Even though the Republican Party currently ' ¦
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Sick leave tops agenda
By John Leppanen | Jan. 13, 2006Madison students may have been free for the past month, but the City Council had no such vacation. The council met last Tuesday for what Ald. Austin King, District 8, ' ¦
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From the East and the West
By Brian Sweeney and Sarah Wieckert | Jan. 13, 2006Surprisingly, for students from the warmer West, Wisconsin winters actually are a feature that draws students to the school, rather than driving them away. 'Yes, winter consists of flip-flops and ' ¦'
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Badgers survive rough stretch; sit atop the Big Ten
By Sam Pepper and Liz Puibello | Jan. 13, 2006The chilly winter has been kind to the the No. 17 Wisconsin men's basketball team (3-0 Big Ten, 13-2 overall). Apparently the Badgers' success against the Big Ten last year ' ¦
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The Madisonian
By Laura Kalinowski | Jan. 13, 2006A closer look at what it means to be a Madisonian'
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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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