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Referendum defeat will not discourage Union leadership
By Eric Reinert | Apr. 11, 2005Officials from the Wisconsin Union say they will continue the push for renovation of UW-Madison's two unions despite the defeat of a crucial referendum last week. The referendum, which would ' ¦
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Softball drops four straight at home
By Justin Dreyfuss | Apr. 11, 2005On paper, the weekend looked bleak for the Wisconsin softball team which had to host the number one team in the country before hosting the No. 1 team in the ' ¦
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Staff Opinion: Poor new plans for ticket swaps
Apr. 11, 2005Starting tomorrow, Badger football fans will be presented with a choice. The student ticket exchange policy will change so student fans must either turn in all tickets a week before ' ¦
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UW poses distribution change for football tickets
By Clint Robus | Apr. 11, 2005UW-Madison officials will survey student season ticket-holders this week to determine the future of season ticket distribution for football and men's basketball, the Athletic Department announced Friday. Football distribution will ' ¦
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Women's tennis loses tough one to Iowa
By Laura Ferguson | Apr. 11, 2005The No. 33 women's tennis team put away a 6-1 victory against No. 65 Minnesota on Saturday, yet was unable to do the same to the No. 54 Iowa Hawkeyes ' ¦
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Mifflin St. residents victims of vandalism
Apr. 11, 2005Some residents and neighbors of 423 W. Mifflin St. were the victims of vandalism after cars parked behind the structure were the subjects of tire-slashings Saturday morning. UW-Madison seniors Laura ' ¦
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'Sahara' dries out action genre
By Molly Reppen and Joe Pudas | Apr. 11, 2005Do you realize that the best Indiana Jones surrogate seen in recent years is Brendan Fraser? Let's just ponder the ramifications of that for a moment. In the '80s, Steven ' ¦'
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For students in college, no set path for religious beliefs
By Sarah Martinson | Apr. 11, 2005When students get to college, some continue to attend church, some become non-religious, and others find a new faith altogether. Ultimately, the experiences students have in college affect their faith ' ¦
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'Amazing' return for Wis. Marines
By Chris Essig | Apr. 11, 2005Golf Company Marines return from Iraq
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You've got to fight for your right to party
By Jessica Sprang | Apr. 11, 2005Each spring, the Mifflin Street Block Party is both a reward for, and final celebration of, all of our hard work. This year, the scheduled date for Mifflin is Saturday, ' ¦
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Talk celebrates role of women in science
By Dinesh Ramde | Apr. 11, 2005From manipulating objects several atoms thick to using physics to find a cure for brain cancer, some of the most revolutionary research on campus is being conducted by women. As ' ¦
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Capital Fitness seeks 9 floors
Apr. 8, 2005The 400 block of West Washington Avenue and the 500 block of West Main Street could be the subjects of dramatic changes as early as this summer. Architect John Sutton ' ¦
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Women's tennis looks to improve at home
By Laura Ferguson | Apr. 8, 2005The No. 33-ranked Badger women will face No. 55 Iowa and No. 65 Minnesota this weekend with home court advantage. The women return home after falling to Indiana-Bloomington 5-2 Sunday ' ¦
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Casino gaming poised for scandal in Wis.
By Jon Spike and Teddy O???Reilly | Apr. 8, 2005What make of man runs our country? Apparently the make who thinks it is OK to exploit American Indians. Men like House Majority Leader Tom DeLay, R-Texas, and his associates-lobbyist ' ¦
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Acting only 'Upside' to this drunk
By Joe Pudas | Apr. 8, 2005Alcoholism has been depicted on the silver screen innumerable times, but is rarely handled the same way twice. Usually, the film's theme dictates the treatment: It will often play a ' ¦'
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Softball looks to rebound
By Zach Kukkonen | Apr. 8, 2005Badgers to battle powerful offenses this weekend
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