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Tonight, let's fight like it's 1399
By Les Chappell | Mar. 10, 2005UW-Madison's 'Clan of the Hydra' battles in the Gordon Commons basement'
Madison siblings grew up skating together and are now living out their UW dreams
By Betsy Golomski | Mar. 10, 2005Wisconsin junior forward Adam Burish never had a brother to play hockey with when he was growing up. That did not matter. He had something better-a little sister who could ' ¦'
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 ' ¦'
Track and field heads to NCAAs
By Zach Kukkonen | Mar. 10, 2005UW men send 13 athletes to indoor finals
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 ' ¦'
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 ' ¦
Hispanics, U.S.'s largest minority group, still woefully underrepresented
By Harlen Johnston | Mar. 10, 2005I expected a brown revolution. I expected this world to end and a new one to be formed. When Hispanics became the largest ethnic minority group in the United States, ' ¦
Rouse leaves 'Nashville' CD with a twang
By Ryan Raab and Elliot Morris | Mar. 10, 2005Singer-songwriter Josh Rouse has been a staple of the Nashville music scene for nearly ten years. During this time, he released four critically acclaimed albums that combined the alternative country ' ¦'
State denies TAA's 'status quo' offer
By Michael Worringer | Mar. 10, 2005Counter-proposal by state asks for premium payments
Men's tennis clips Eagles
By Ryan Hessenthaler | Mar. 10, 2005The University of Wisconsin Men's tennis team (1-4 Big Ten, 4-7 overall) bounced back in a big way to snap a three-match losing streak with a resounding 6-1 victory over ' ¦
Women's hockey gears up for berth
By Whitney Newman and Clint Robus | Mar. 10, 2005UW looks for program's first trip to NCAAs
Columnist earns wings
By Katrina Peterson | Mar. 10, 2005Monday, March 1: An email to Ben Schultz, former Daily Cardinal food columnist, regarding the up and coming eating contest. Next Tuesday would be a smashing day to stuff our ' ¦'
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 ' ¦
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. ' ¦
50 Cent 'Massacres' CD-he got no game
By Nate Holton and Liz Wegner | Mar. 9, 2005In trying to find an adjective to describe the life of 50 Cent, the word chaotic quickly comes to mind. While many are aware he has been shot nine times, ' ¦'
Starving without a message
By Elliot Morris | Mar. 9, 2005In-state tuition at UW-Madison has increased an alarming 37.5 percent in the past two years. As the governor and state Legislature begin work on the 2005-'07 biennial budget, students are ' ¦
Students to voice worries at Thurs. Mifflin meeting
By Nick Osiecki | Mar. 9, 2005The date of the Mifflin Street Block Party is still in contention as the Madison Police schedule a meeting open to all students who want to attend. The meeting will ' ¦
City awaits designs for art at new swimming pool
By Amanda Becker | Mar. 9, 2005Armed with $75,000, members of the Ad Hoc Swimming Pool Committee are planning to add a splash of artwork to Madison's new pool. The committee approved the funding for future ' ¦