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Mar. 14, 2005I am writing in response to Jon McNamara's offensive article, \Mac's not a misogynist"" (Sports, March 10). First of all, is this the 1950s? I thought that we had progressed ' ¦
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Mar. 14, 2005A UW-Madison football player faced court charges as sophomore wide receiver Brandon Tobias made his initial court appearance Thursday. Tobias was charged with substantial battery with intent to cause bodily ' ¦
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Sen. Feingold joins South African ambassador for panel on campus
By Dave Arnold | Mar. 14, 2005With an eager audience of students and adults in attendance Friday, the UW-Madison Law School hosted a conversation regarding the role of constitutions in democracy. U.S. Sen. Russ Feingold, D-Wis., ' ¦
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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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Five things to do this weekend
Mar. 11, 2005#1 Dance Marathon An 18-hour dance-a-thon for a good cause! All proceeds go to pediatric AIDS relief. You might even win a moped! So go, pledge, dance, watch. When: Tonight ' ¦'
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Master Plan should be green
By Charles Allhands | Mar. 11, 2005UW-Madison is currently working on creating its Master Plan, which will decide the outcome of construction efforts at the UW for the next 20 years. Considering Wisconsin just issued its ' ¦
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Regents pitch financial aid plans
By Amanda McGowan | Mar. 11, 2005The gap between UW-Madison's tuition and the tuition of its Big Ten peers has widened in the past two years, according to the UW System Board of Regents. UW-Madison presently ' ¦
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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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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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Hasler has names savior of the NHL, loses friend
By Joe Hasler | Mar. 11, 2005All Hasler, No Hassels
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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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UW men's hockey ready to melt Alaska's igloos
By Max Hooker | Mar. 11, 2005The Badger men's hockey team did not finish the regular season on a good note, but with the playoffs comes a new chance. The Badgers (16-9-3 Western Collegiate Hockey Association, ' ¦
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UW amends Randle El's spring suspension
By Andrew Haffner | Mar. 11, 2005On Thursday the Appeals Committee of the UW-Madison Student-Athlete Discipline Policy amended the March 7 suspension of UW-Madison quarterback Marcus Randle El, according to uwbadgers.com. Randle El was suspended Monday ' ¦
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News briefs
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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Pursue options instead of killing feral cats
By Micaela Frudden | Mar. 11, 2005In a few years when I graduate from college, start my career and settle down in an apartment, there will be a small, furry addition to my home-Little Lottie. After ' ¦
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