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Student renting rights the focus of panel
By Will McClain | Feb. 24, 2005Presentation part of Tenant Education Week
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Hockey slated for season finale at St. Cloud
By Adam Raeder | Feb. 24, 2005The Wisconsin Women's hockey team (18-7-1 Western Collegiate Hockey Association, 24-7-1 overall) looks to continue its winning ways as it caps off the regular season against St. Cloud State (7-16-3, ' ¦
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Badgers invade Spartan 'Izzone'
By Jon McNamara and Abram Shanedling | Feb. 24, 2005The No. 20 Wisconsin Badgers (8-4 Big Ten, 17-6 overall) travel to East Lansing tonight to take on No. 11 Michigan State (10-2, 19-4), a team seeking revenge after a ' ¦
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Mayor, alders cite alcohol as top concern at State of City address for UW students
Feb. 24, 2005City officials express wishes for liberal drinking laws
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Oscars 2005
By By: Steven Nemcek | Feb. 24, 2005The Oscars are Hollywood's chance to shine and pat itself on the back. It's a chance to single out various achievements and award those both deserving and undeserving. For the ' ¦'
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Victims of AIDS advocate tolerance, not fear
By Hayley Jacobs | Feb. 24, 2005Journey of Hope spreads AIDS/HIV awareness
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News Briefs
Feb. 24, 2005Madison Further information regarding Monday's blackouts targeted a UW-Madison-hired contractor as responsible for the city's underground fires. The contractor did not follow proper procedure for the university equipment he was ' ¦
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Accidental racism: It's what's for dinner
By Whitney Newman and Amos Posner | Feb. 24, 2005Feeding people can be tricky business. Just ask my left hand. Last Friday night, I cooked for friends after drinking. Everyone relaxed while I served up the angel hair. No ' ¦'
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Buying votes with homeland security money
By Nick Barbash and Clay Thomas | Feb. 24, 2005Don't worry, folks, we can all rest easy. Thanks to Tom Ridge, Condi Rice and the rest of President Bush's national security crew, Ludington, Michigan is now officially safe from ' ¦
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Weighing in discrimination
By Katrina Peterson | Feb. 24, 2005Recently I came across an appalling article from several different news sources-Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa, located in Atlantic City, N.J., has officially made it a requirement for their cocktail waitresses and bartenders to maintain a certain weight. Otherwise these employees will face up-to 90 days of unpaid probation. During this time, they can be put on a weight-loss program paid for by Borgata and attempt to lose the extra weight. If they do not succeed in doing so, they will be fired.
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City OKs Gorham apartment building
By Amanda Becker | Feb. 23, 2005Members of the City Council discussed the building of a 12-story student apartment building and increased parking on Capitol Square Wednesday evening at the City-County Building, 210 Martin Luther King ' ¦
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Team 'Star Fox' ready for action!-Players experience 'assault' on classic title
By Jason Ducat | Feb. 23, 2005\Star Fox"" for the Super Nintendo was a revolution of video game design. Back then a 16-bit machine pushing polygons like that had never been seen. The Nintendo 64 version ' ¦'
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DDR helps college students lose weight
By Sarah Wieckert | Feb. 23, 2005Thanks to a brilliant Japanese idea, active video games now allow lazy-or money-conscious-college students to revel in the same mindless distractions from the intellectual world that traditional video games did ' ¦'
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Networks plan to sue FCC to recoup fine fees
By Steven Wishau - The Daily Cardinal and Laura Kalinowski | Feb. 23, 2005Various broadcasters are expected to bring a lawsuit against the Federal Communications Commission sometime within the next month, citing the FCC's failure to define standards for indecency violations. The networks ' ¦'
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Blackout began at substation
By Molly Reppen and Luke Behnke | Feb. 23, 2005Madison Gas and Electric determined Tuesday the cause of the Monday-evening blackout that left most of the State Street and Langdon Street areas powerless.
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USA curling team steps toward gold in Madison
By Clint Robus | Feb. 23, 2005UW student makes run at '06 Olympic games
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Hidden 'Dreaming' of being found
By Will Hoverman and Bridget Maniaci | Feb. 23, 2005Fighting the competition from such radio-crowding rockers as Franz Ferdinand or the Killers, Hidden in Plain View has the ability to prolong the attention span of the suburban masses who ' ¦'
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Men's track ready for repeat
By Jessica Dorsky and Maria Boncyk | Feb. 23, 2005The UW Men's Track team has done something some other UW teams can only dream about: They've won six Indoor Big Ten titles in a row and established somewhat of ' ¦
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