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Mar. 11, 2005A Chicago man who committed suicide Wednesday evening during a traffic stop in the Milwaukee suburb of West Allis, Wis., has been linked to the murder of the husband and ' ¦
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Hasler has names savior of the NHL, loses friend
By Joe Hasler | Mar. 11, 2005All Hasler, No Hassels
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UW starts tourney play
By Sam Pepper and Emily Gerber and Tamar Myers | Mar. 11, 2005Almost a year removed from watching 2004 Big Ten Player of the Year Devin Harris lead Wisconsin (11-5 Big Ten, 20-7 overall) to the Big Ten Tournament Championship, the Badger ' ¦
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Battle will showcase b-boys, girls from across Midwest
By Eric Reinert | Mar. 11, 2005B-boys and b-girls from all over the Midwest will flock to UW-Madison this weekend for the second annual Breakin' the Law, a team-on-team breaking battle with a first prize of ' ¦
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Residents set Mifflin ultimatum
By Chris Fleissner | Mar. 11, 2005Despite dissent, police stay firm on May 7 date
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Comedian Brian Regan will 'Take Luck' to the Barrymore Theatre
Mar. 11, 2005Brian Regan makes waves in the comedy world, but accomplishes it in a unique fashion. He does it completely clean-no vulgarity, no risq??e situations, just clever, straight-up comedy. Whether he ' ¦'
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Public apathetic to torture, reporter says
By Molly Reppen and Sam-Omar Hall | Mar. 11, 2005Journalist Mark Danner lectured on U.S. torture abroad in a talk at the Pyle Center Thursday night. Danner, who has written for The New Yorker, New York Review of Books ' ¦
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'Tekken' tags in with great sequel
By Peter Basgen | Mar. 10, 2005The King of Iron Fist Tournament returns in \Tekken 5,"" the newest installment in Namco's flagship fighting series. The Tekken series has been near the top of the fighting genre ' ¦'
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'The John Byrd EP' not the Death of indie rock
By Molly Reppen and Mike Gorwitz | Mar. 10, 2005Regarding Death Cab for Cutie, there is a vile word lurking in the background of the indie community. While those willing to utter it publicly are fortunately few in number, ' ¦'
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CitiARTS Commission allots $75k for public pool artwork
By Claire Allen and The Daily Cardinal Arts Columnists | Mar. 10, 2005Madison's public Goodman Swimming Pool, planned to open in Goodman Park in 2006, will now not only provide summer job opportunities for UW-Madison students but keep them aesthetically pleased as ' ¦
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Letters to the editor
Mar. 10, 2005Thank you for printing the opinion piece by Jake Herrera. He did an excellent job researching this topic and, hopefully, your readers will be as outraged as I am that ' ¦
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Married campus couple makes it work
By Carina Spaulding | Mar. 10, 2005While popular entertainment often stereotypes college as a wild place for single students to date and experiment, some students end up finding their true loves and marry while still attending ' ¦
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Campus groups divided over free condoms
By Keith Zukas | Mar. 10, 2005Today sex is everywhere, and with it follow methods of disease protection and birth control. Turning on the television, one can \Talk Sex"" with an old, but perky, Sue Johanson. ' ¦
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Mac's not a misogynist
By Jon McNamara | Mar. 10, 2005The SERF is Madison's version of an athletic melting pot that brings together people from all walks of life for various reasons. It provides an array of options that caters ' ¦
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A bite beneath the Yahara Lakes
By Ben Schultz | Mar. 10, 2005As the spring sun chips away at the ice on the Yahara Lakes, fishers have been steadily pulling dinner from beneath the glistening surface. With three Fridays left in the ' ¦'
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Track and field heads to NCAAs
By Zach Kukkonen | Mar. 10, 2005UW men send 13 athletes to indoor finals
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WCHA tourney presents intriguing rematches
By Eric Schmoldt | Mar. 10, 2005While the No. 8 Wisconsin Badgers try to avenge last year's first-round loss to Alaska-Anchorage this weekend, the other eight teams in the Western Collegiate Hockey Association will be squaring ' ¦'
