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Intelligent Design vs. evolution: a lopsided debate
By Adam Dylewski and Liz Wegner | Nov. 14, 2005Around 3.8 to four billion years ago, our first single-celled ancestors got their acts together and started doing the metabolic and reproductive watootsie that defines life. To make a very ' ¦'
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Marquette ends UW’s year
By Matt Bunke | Nov. 14, 2005After storming through the Big Ten tournament en route to its second -ever title, it looked like the Wisconsin women's soccer team might be poised to make some noise in the NCAA tournament. It was not to be, however, as its season came to an abrupt end Friday night when it dropped its first-round match 1-0 to No. 12 Marquette (18-3-1) at Valley Field in Milwaukee. The win was Marquette's first tournament win since the 2000 season.
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McGivern on comedy in life-stories, terror in Iowa
By Crystal Crowns and Andrew Hirshman | Nov. 14, 2005Actor John McGivern stars in the Madison Repertory Theatre's production of 'The Santaland Diaries,' a play based on the writings and experiences of David Sedaris when he worked as an ' ¦'
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Hawkeyes spoil Barry’s last hurrah
By Sam Pepper | Nov. 14, 2005Jumping out to a 10-0 lead, the No 19 Badgers looked poised to give head coach Barry Alvarez a win in his final game at Camp Randall. However, the Badgers were only able to muster up 72 more yards (until their final drive), and fell to the Hawkeyes, 20-10.
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Businesses honor Alvarez with 31 billboards
By Michelle Goldberg and Liz Puibello | Nov. 14, 2005As UW-Madison Football head coach Barry Alvarez's coaching career comes to an end after 16 solid years, his impact on UW-Madison football will forever remain a legacy. To acknowledge Alvarez's ' ¦
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Regents abolish backup positions, institute six months’ notice before job termination
Nov. 14, 2005The UW Board of Regents voted unanimously to cut the practice of assigning backup positions to UW employees from the university's employment policies.
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How to ditch your roommate, tactfully
By Clay Thomas and Erin Canty | Nov. 14, 2005Can't Touch This'
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Attorney general race divides local Democratic Party
By Seth Bichler and Ashley Spencer | Nov. 14, 2005The state Democratic Party has found itself split following Dane County Executive Kathleen Falk's announcement of her intentions to challenge incumbent Attorney General Peg Lautenschlager Thursday. While a number of ' ¦
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Police release DVD recording of unruly Halloween ’05 crowd
By Ben Broeren | Nov. 14, 2005Some revelers attending last month's Halloween festivities were captured not only by police officers, but also by police cameras.
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Women’s Basketball defeats Platteville in final exhibition
By Adam Putter | Nov. 14, 2005The Wisconsin Badgers women's basketball team cruised to an 88-33 victory over Division III UW-Platteville in their final tune-up of the preseason. The Badgers came out of the gate hot and never looked back. They shot 55 percent from the field on 22-40 shooting. Sophomore Guard Jolene Anderson led the Badgers with 19 points and her backcourt counterpart, sophomore guard Janese Banks, added 17. Senior Jordan Wilson and Sophomore Danielle Ward scored in double figures as well, with 11 and 10 respectively.
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Proposed ’Student Bill of Rights’ could set UW policy
Nov. 14, 2005A bill proposed in the state Assembly would set specific standards for school policy and professor conduct to ensure the rights of students in the UW System, according to its author, Marlin Schneider, D-Wisconsin Rapids.
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Alvarez ’humbled’ by post-game ceremony honoring 16 seasons
By Sam Pepper | Nov. 14, 2005Despite the disappointment of a 20-10 loss to Iowa, much of the Camp Randall record crowd of 83,184 stayed in their seats to watch head coach Barry Alvarez honored following his final home game.
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50 fails to learn by Madonna's example
By Joe Pudas and Bill Anderson | Nov. 14, 2005Snap, Crackle, Pudas!'
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Calling students to action for democracy in 2006
By Bob Spoerl and Jill Klosterman | Nov. 14, 2005If any question remained concerning whether the university actually lived up to its No. 1 party school ranking, Halloween dispelled all doubt. Although the university solidified its party- school status, ' ¦
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Man freed by UW group faces murder charge
By Erica Pelzek | Nov. 14, 2005Suspect claims he was framed in midst of suing city
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UW fueling nuclear energy recycling
By Robert Beets | Nov. 14, 2005Across the United States, radioactive uranium rods wait in storage containers at nuclear power plants, mounting into a large waste issue for the national government and utility companies. As waste ' ¦'
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First-place finish at Great Lakes assures men NCAA bid
By Rachel Sherman | Nov. 14, 2005Women finish in third with 142 points
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The Hangover
Nov. 14, 2005Dear Hangover ~ I was at the Iowa game having fun with thousands of other soaking wet Badger fans. The rain wasn't really too bad; I was willing to wait ' ¦'
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