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Beth runs down the major concerts worth attending by summer's end
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Men's studies classes are necessary for women's studies to continue thriving
By Breezy Willis | May. 5, 2005The standardized and nearly universally accepted field of women's studies has reached the point where it cannot continue to develop in a constructive way without the development of a new ' ¦
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Federal act would stop Wis. minors from receiving unconsented abortions
By Erica Pelzek | May. 5, 2005News Analysis
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State may force UW food vendor change
By Carina Spaulding and By Negassi Tesfamichael | May. 5, 2005The Wisconsin state legislature aims to change UW-Madison's current process of purchasing campus food. The new prime vendor system would involve working with only one distributor. UW System schools in ' ¦
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The best and worst moments of the year
By Sam Pepper | May. 5, 2005The Best... No. 5-Mazel tov, Bernie Badgers fullback Matt Bernstein started the 24-hour Yom Kippur a day before Wisconsin's home battle with Penn State. Fueled on turkey and orange slices ' ¦
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Wisconsin Wellness Week to assist in student stress relief
By Jeana Anderson | May. 5, 2005As the stress levels of UW-Madison students build up before final exams, the Campus Information and Visitor Center is hosting the Wisconsin Wellness Weekend to provide some much-needed relief. \When ' ¦
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Cooking a flavorful symphony
By Kate Raiford | May. 5, 2005Chicken noodle soup, macaroni and cheese and mashed potatoes. Why do these comfort foods taste so good? The answer isn't just that mom makes them. Many comfort foods contain the ' ¦'
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Men's golf hosts Big Ten tourney
By Chris Lindeke | May. 5, 2005For a team about to learn its fate for the upcoming NCAA Women's Championship, the No. 34-ranked Wisconsin women's tennis team was surprisingly relaxed. As the players sat watching ESPN ' ¦
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Marfield takes a look at scenes from a blockbuster season
By Dan Marfield | May. 5, 2005Scenes from a Marfield'
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'Truth' and 'Fiction' dominate summer albums
May. 5, 2005While the first few months of the year have been relatively light on major albums, the summer expects to see several releases worth grabbing. The Daily Cardinal previews five of ' ¦'
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Coffee crawling through the Mud and Earth
By Katie Ernest | May. 5, 2005With finals rapidly approaching, coffee suddenly becomes more important than Ramen noodles. Since State Street's coffee shops will be filling up quickly next week, there are three shops south of ' ¦'
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New group brings conservative tone to student gov.
By Amanda McGowan | May. 5, 2005Associated Students of Madison recently elected UW-Madison junior Eric Varney as its chair for the 2005-'06 school year. Varney is member of a newly-formed conservative group called Robin Hood Slate. ' ¦
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Save your intelligence: turn off your cell phone
By Jill Klosterman | May. 5, 2005One of the brain-damaging activities students regularly engage in-binge drinking, smoking, gambling, communicating via technology and pulling all-nighters-does not seem to belong in the same category as the rest. Yet ' ¦
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Women's tennis playoff bound
By Ryan Hessenthaler | May. 5, 2005For a team about to learn its fate for the upcoming NCAA Women's Championship, the No. 34-ranked Wisconsin women's tennis team was surprisingly relaxed. As the players sat watching ESPN ' ¦
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News Briefs
May. 5, 2005The UW-Madison College Republicans have named UW-Madison Dean of Students Luoluo Hong the winner of their Enemy of Freedom Award, according to a College Republicans press release. The award traditionally ' ¦
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Weezer makes fans 'Believe'
By Bridget Maniaci | May. 5, 2005Over the past decade, Weezer frontman Rivers Cuomo has frequently strung his audience along on a rollercoaster of emotion, refusing to let them off until his wish for salvation, redemption, ' ¦'
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UW steals extra-inning thriller
By Sam Pepper | May. 5, 2005It took two extra innings, but the Badger softball team (10-2 Big Ten, 28-21) was able to defeat the Illinois-Chicago Flames (10-4 Horizon League, 35-24) 8-7. Senior right fielder Natalie ' ¦
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