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New assistant assumes role of player/coach
By Jon McNamara | Dec. 8, 2005After 10-year absence, Moore returns to campus '
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Doyle, Lawton commence gubernatorial campaign, hope to ’keep Wisconsin blue’
By Laura Kalinowski | Dec. 8, 2005Gov. Jim Doyle and Lt. Gov. Barbara Lawton kicked off their 2006 gubernatorial campaign Wednesday night at the Concourse Hotel, 1 W. Dayton St., with a plea for all state citizens to 'keep Wisconsin blue.'
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Gay marriage ban one step closer to ballot
By Dana Hamilton | Dec. 8, 2005A party-line vote in the state Senate put Wisconsin on track to be the 20th state to ban gay marriage. The body decided, in a lengthy, heated debate Wednesday, to ' ¦
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Regents might reduce tuition for lower-income students
By Stephanie Pape | Dec. 8, 2005A model to increase higher-income students' tuition while lowering the tuition for lower-income families will be brought to the table tomorrow morning during the University of Wisconsin System Board of ' ¦
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Immigration groups turn debate sour
By Breezy Willis | Dec. 8, 2005The immigration reform debate is beginning to look like most political debates in our polarized nation. Extremists from small, opposing factions are pushing everyone in the middle to take positions ' ¦
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Food Connoisseurs: Gwen Pennington
By Liz Wegner | Dec. 8, 2005If you have an older sibling who attended UW-Madison and swears by something called the Melting Pot hamburger, chances are you have heard about Dotty Dumpling's Dowry, 317 N. Frances ' ¦'
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Three Badgers named to Second-Team All-America
By Sam Pepper | Dec. 8, 2005Three UW football players were recently named to SI.com's Second-Team All-America. Junior running back Brian Calhoun, junior offensive lineman Joe Thomas and sophomore punter Ken DeBauche were named to the ' ¦
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Inclusionary zoning avoids repeal, critics question practicality
By ??zge Sevindik | Dec. 8, 2005Inclusionary Zoning has been in effect since Jan. 2004. The Madison ordinance requires developers to make 15 percent of their new housing developments affordable to low and medium- income families. ' ¦
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Badger win stems from Flowers’ steals
By Jon Bortin | Dec. 8, 2005If the Wisconsin Badgers men's basketball team (6-1) had the idea that it would coast past Wednesday night's opponent in the second of six consecutive games at home, UW-Green Bay showed them to be sorely mistaken.
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Thin ice on area lakes adds risk to winter recreation
By Ricky Quinones | Dec. 8, 2005As winter closes in on Wisconsin, many look forward to using frozen lakes for recreation. Those doing so need to exercise caution, however, as thin ice can be deceiving and ' ¦
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Women’s basketball tries to end losing ways
By Rachel Sherman | Dec. 8, 2005On Thursday the Wisconsin women's basketball team (4-3) faces South Dakota State (4-2) at the Kohl Center.
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Young Big Ten teams showing talent early on
By Matt Bunke | Dec. 7, 2005This early in the season, with teams continuing to work their way through the non-conference portion of their schedules, it's difficult to tell exactly how things will pan out in ' ¦'
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Tom Gilbert takes to new mentoring role as senior
By Sam Hasler and Sam Marz | Dec. 7, 2005'Hockey isn't an individual sport,' senior defensemen Tom Gilbert said, and that is a very good thing. Gilbert, an assistant captain for the No. 1 ranked team in the country, ' ¦
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A senior runner’s fall from greatness
By Sam Pepper | Dec. 7, 2005Everyone loves a great sports story. Tales of overcoming seemingly-impossible odds are enjoyable. Just think of Daniel E. 'Rudy' Ruettiger. But some sports stories are not so magnificent. Those stories often tell accounts of potential that was not met and tragedy that ensued thereafter.
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Reader of the Day
Dec. 7, 2005We all have everywhere people'people we see everywhere. But Katie actually IS everywhere. She's a journalism and international studies major because?she can't decide between working for the UN or Vogue. She also can't?decide where to live, so she's just going to live everywhere: Argentina,?Morocco, Iceland, Italy and NYC. Don't worry if you can't find her for the?next decade'she plans to settle down in St. Paul after she cruises the?planet. And, if you're lucky, you might find her on the cover of a?magazine in the meantime.
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