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Public 'discovers' UW research future

Doyle will ask state to approve Phase I funding Friday

Letters to the Editor

I would certainly hope that Professor Scott Straus would understand that human knowledge is a never-ending pursuit of the truth, and that no person or intellectual faction has a monopoly ' ¦

Plans for Memorial Union include film theater, 500-seat ballroom

Both unions to undergo several upgrades

Winter more SAD for some students than others

For some students, the winter blues can signal a larger problem than just longing for warmer weather. Seasonal Affective Disorder, depression sparked by fewer daylight hours, can interfere with a ' ¦

Pundits wrong to jump on Churchill

As Bill O'Reilly's staff revives him from his Ward Churchill-induced orgy of \patriotic"" indignation, dusts him off and points him toward his next victim, the rest of the nation should ' ¦

Proposed 27-story building divides Madison businesses

Towering 27 stories tall and qualifying as the second tallest building in the state, the Village Archipelago would provide two hotels, 600,000 square feet of office space, 400,000 square feet ' ¦

Badgers open first round with Panthers

Wisconsin faces gritty Northern Iowa team

Feature Photo: Taking SLACtion

Stars are pretty but all the same

Stars' decision to move to the Arts and Crafts label to release their third L.P., Set Yourself On Fire, allowed them to move out of the oppressing shadow of former ' ¦'

Breaking down the bracket, region by region

Chicago Regional Late in the college basketball regular season, if someone told you that the No. 1 seeds would be Illinois, Oklahoma State, Arizona and Boston College, you most likely ' ¦

Community hopes new grocery store will revive Monroe Street

The City Council voted to approve the development of Monroe Commons Tuesday and allow builders to construct a five-story complex, including a grocery store and condominiums. In the communities of ' ¦

For female soldier in Iraq, a different view

Student recounts experience with Military Police

Bus offers 'better' Minn. travel options

Long-distance bus travel is not supposed to be any fun. Riders cram into a noisy, smelly old coach. The trip takes too long, and nobody is in particularly high spirits ' ¦'

It's time to expand our 'Not much'es

Keepin' up with the Jones'

A break for business

Travel agencies adapt to new Spring Break trends'

Sequel's extreme difficulty will even make a 'Devil' cry

One word to describe \Devil May Cry 3"" is ""hard."" This serves as a nice contrast to the relative ease of the previous entry in the series and places it ' ¦'

Drilling in Alaska is a quick fix that solves very little

Today, Congress will meet to debate and vote on the fate of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. Last Thursday, a vote by the Senate Budget Committee showed a preference to ' ¦

The Brita experiment

One student's quest to make the perfect vodka'

Band strikes up the Cr??e, nostalgia

At Wick's End'

A look back at the Badgers' run to the 2005 NCAA tournament

From game-winning shots to surprising comebacks, memorable moments are everywhere in college basketball. This year, the University of Wisconsin men's basketball team provided its fair share of unforgettable memories. Here's ' ¦