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Five Badgers make final run at Kohl Center
By Sam Pepper | Mar. 1, 2005Saying 'so long' to versatile Badger senior class'
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Club-worthy 'Soundsystem' lacks cohesion
By Nikki Stout and Gideon Kalischer | Mar. 1, 2005The delayed debut of LCD Soundsystem, a.k.a. James Murphy, may have been a blessing in disguise. Murphy sat back and watched the next big thing, dance-punk, quickly rise and fall; ' ¦'
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Olympic bound Badger
By Clint Robus | Mar. 1, 2005In an emotional final round, the Cassie Johnson rink secured the women's curling spot in the 2006 Olympic Winter Games in Torino, Italy by defeating the Debbie McCormick rink 5-4 ' ¦
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Badgers brace for Bracey
By Betsy Golomski | Mar. 1, 2005Every team has its star and for Indiana, junior guard Bracey Wright has been shining the brightest this season. The Hoosiers are right on the heels of the Badgers in ' ¦'
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UW searching for 3-point shot
By Jon McNamara | Mar. 1, 2005Tonight's game between the No. 20 Wisconsin Badgers (9-5 Big Ten, 19-7 overall) and the Indiana Hoosiers (9-5, 14-11) will have added significance as both squads enter tied for third ' ¦
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Craven film not quite 'Cursed'
By Sam Karp and Kevin Nelson | Feb. 28, 2005When a studio releases a movie with a title like \Cursed,"" they open themselves up for a lot of possible criticism. It would be easy to say ""Cursed"" lives up ' ¦'
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Badgers pass Buckeye road test
By Sam Pepper | Feb. 28, 2005A good sign of a talented basketball team is its ability to rebound from losses, making sure to put together as few losing streaks as possible. An even better sign ' ¦
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Impartial reporters or talking heads?
By Lindsey Ramon and Nick Rotchadl | Feb. 28, 2005The Bush administration's propaganda machine continues to unravel courtesy of \Jeff Gannon."" President Bush's hypocrisy is clear-he touts the virtues of open societies to other countries, but attempts to manipulate ' ¦
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Men's track and field wins fifth straight Big Ten title
By Ryan Hessenthaler | Feb. 28, 2005In what is becoming an annual event, the Wisconsin men's track and field team claimed its fifth consecutive Big Ten Conference indoor title this weekend in West Lafayette, Ind. The ' ¦
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Warner Bros. disrespects Looney Tunes
By Molly Reppen and Dan Marfield | Feb. 28, 2005Scenes from a Marfield'
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Report: Wis. senators among most liberal
By Laura Kalinowski | Feb. 28, 2005State Legislature, however, is largely conservative
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Reinstated Israel program a great experience for students
Feb. 28, 2005We are privileged at UW-Madison because our post-secondary education is enhanced daily by an intellectual, political and physically appealing environment. However, this does not hinder us from choosing to explore ' ¦
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UW students to commemorate voting rights in Selma, Ala.
By Steven Wishau - The Daily Cardinal and Lindsey Ramon | Feb. 28, 2005Approximately 45 UW-Madison students will travel Wednesday to Selma, Ala. to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Right to Vote and the Bridge Crossing Jubilee. Students are making this four-day ' ¦
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News Briefs
By Jason Braverman and Zach Rastall | Feb. 28, 2005A woman with a criminal record who was fired and then rehired by the state of Wisconsin allegedly stole more than $165,000 from the state in a two-year period. An ' ¦
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Cyclist will pedal cross-country for charity
By Jamie Thomas | Feb. 28, 2005Trek will benefit Habitat for Humanity
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Women drop finale to Purdue
By Peter Cameron and Nathan Dygart | Feb. 28, 2005The Wisconsin women's basketball team hoped to pull out a road win in their final game before the Big Ten Tournament. Unfortunately, freshman guard Jolene Anderson's game-high 26-point performance proved ' ¦
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Students go the distance in 'legendary' ski event
By Eri Hillyer | Feb. 28, 2005Cross-country ski fans, including several UW-Madison students, united at the legendary Birkebeiner race over the weekend. The American Birkebeiner drew more than 8,000 contestants and 20,000 spectators filling the woods ' ¦
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'Misalliance' features Victorian comedy
By Mollie Levison | Feb. 28, 2005The alliance between University Theatre and the Milwaukee Chamber Theatre is perfect for the staging of Bernard Shaw's \Misalliance,"" a Victorian, comedic soap opera with social overtones. This first co-production, ' ¦'
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