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Morrison, equipped with a moustache, soars like a Bird
By Jon McNamara | Dec. 14, 2005Return of the Mack
Concealed carry debate goes late into night, many proposed amendments fail
By Sam-Omar Hall | Dec. 14, 2005Amid heated and lengthy debates that dragged into the early morning hours, Republican lawmakers rejected numerous amendments preceeding a vote which, as of press time, was expected to pass the ' ¦
Win over Seahawks instills confidence
By Jon Bortin | Dec. 14, 2005Victory serves as ???wake up call??? for cruising Badgers
Daily Cardinal Exclusive with Rick Majerus
By Sam Pepper | Dec. 14, 2005ESPN College Basketball Analyst
Search Madison’s bookstores to find perfect literary gifts
By Les Chappell | Dec. 14, 2005As those wonderfully dedicated and frostbitten Salvation Army representatives remind us every day, Christmas is the season of giving. With two weeks before the big day, I'm rushing to fill the stockings of my friends and family with books.
Solar energy plans met with calls for realism by UW experts
By Andrew Peck | Dec. 14, 2005UW-Madison staff members responded to Wisconsin Student Interest Research Group's 'Big Red Go Green' campaign with a message of realism over idealism at a Tuesday night panel discussion. The panel, ' ¦
RA protesting ban on dorm Bible studies testifies to state legislators
By Sam-Omar Hall | Dec. 14, 2005U.S. Rep. Mark Green, R-Green Bay, joined UW-Eau Claire senior and resident assistant Lance Steiger at the state Capitol Tuesday to defend the right of UW System RAs to conduct ' ¦
Putting the 'T' in LGBT
By Emma Lierley | Dec. 14, 2005An in-depthlook into Trans culture on campus: Lifestyle choices and challenges in everyday life.'
City Council tables keg registration, approves USquare plan, wireless access
Dec. 14, 2005Although keg registration has momentarily become a nonissue, one city alder said he hopes to pass a law limiting access to kegs of beer. 'My hope is that the keg ' ¦
String theorist simplifies physics concepts at UW
By Josh Cutler | Dec. 14, 2005Physicist Brian Greene, a Columbia University professor and an expert in String Theory, spoke at the Memorial Union Theater Tuesday night to discuss the central topic of his books and ' ¦
Cardinal View: New labor policy a bold step for UW
By Stephanie Laumer | Dec. 14, 2005UW-Madison Chancellor John Wiley made a bold step toward guaranteeing worker rights to collectively bargain in the 3,300 factories around the world that produce UW apparel by announcing Tuesday the ' ¦
’Second sentence’ puts heterosexual unions in jeopardy
By Whitney Newman and Matt Hunziker | Dec. 13, 2005In writing and passing amendments banning same-sex marriage, socially-conservative politicians across the country have relied heavily on the religious convictions of their constituencies for support. These convictions have won in all of the states amendments have been introduced'leading to 19 amended constitutions.
Black’s new bill would end over-the-counter drug tax
By Dana Hamilton | Dec. 13, 2005State Rep. Spencer Black, D-Madison, proposed legislation Monday that would eliminate taxation of over-the-counter medicine and close a so-called corporate income tax loophole, leveling the tax burden more equally among citizens and large corporations.
MyUW returns with revamped financial, academic features
By Andy Berens | Dec. 13, 2005An upgraded version of UW-Madison's Integrated Student Information System resumed functioning on Monday after being offline since Dec. 2. During the ten-day period, the university sought to make ISIS more ' ¦
UW stays atop polls after weekend split
By Jon Bortin | Dec. 13, 2005Wisconsin men's hockey head coach Mike Eaves, even after watching his team split with last- place Michigan Tech this past weekend at the Kohl Center, categorically believed the Badgers (11-1-2 ' ¦



