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Battle of the Beers
By Carina Spaulding | Mar. 17, 2005Guinness Draught The History: Founded by Sir Arthur Guinness in 1759, the St. James Gate Brewery in Dublin originally focused on creating traditional ales. Thankfully for Ireland-and the rest of ' ¦'
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UW-Madison students celebrate St. Patrick's Day in the country the holiday calls home
By Laura Kalinowski and Sam Karp | Mar. 17, 2005Some lucky UW-Madison students will not be making the traditional trip to State Street for green beer this St. Patrick's Day, but instead will celebrate in the nation this holiday ' ¦
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Mar. 17, 2005A closely divided Senate voted Wednesday in favor of opening Alaska's arctic wildlife refuge to oil drilling, bringing a long-sought goal of the Bush administration within striking distance of being ' ¦
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Songs to drink to
Mar. 17, 2005No St. Patrick's Day would be complete without some good, old-fashioned dancing. When alcohol and good company combine, someone will be doing a jig and waving a glass before morning. ' ¦'
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Celtic Cuisine in a \not-so-Irish"" scene
By Sam Karp and Elycia Diskin | Mar. 17, 2005Potatoes, corned beef and Guinness prove popular across America'
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Busting brackets on the job
By Eric Schmoldt | Mar. 17, 2005To start off, if you are reading my column today, thank you. But if you are reading it in class, then I feel sorry for you. There are obviously better ' ¦
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City OKs new bar, gives liquor license to House of Cheese
By Laura Kalinowski | Mar. 17, 2005UW-Madison students will soon have two new dining locales at their disposal, following a decision by the Alcohol License Review Committee Wednesday night. Quinton's Bar and Deli, a new expansion ' ¦
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Dictionary of Regional American English editor examines regionally unique words, phrases
By Will McClain | Mar. 17, 2005If you'd like your landlord to finally fix that drafty window, tell him you're feeling \crimmy."" Joan Houston Hall, chief editor of the Dictionary of American Regional English, introduced ""crimmy,"" ' ¦
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Hockey post-season play heats up
By Jason Karnosky | Mar. 17, 2005For the first time in the three-year coaching career of head coach Mike Eaves at Wisconsin, the No. 11 Badger (16-9-3 Western Collegiate Hockey Association, 23-12-4 overall) men's hockey team ' ¦
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Cat-hunting proposal has correct ecological basis
By Seth Bichler | Mar. 17, 2005I never liked cats when I was growing up. A dog person through and through, I was very surprised by how quickly I developed affection for the little kittens my ' ¦
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Final eight kick off NCAA tournament
By Mike Constantine | Mar. 17, 2005Curious about the tournament? Check out the other first-round match-ups in the NCAA women's field of eight. Providence vs. Minnesota The No. 8 Providence Friars (14-4-2 Hockey East, 21-10-5 overall) ' ¦
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Despite burnt 'Maps,' Frames find their way on new album
By Ben Peterson and Sean Gehler | Mar. 17, 2005The Frames have been around for over a decade, making albums that flourish at home in Ireland but fail to reach an audience in the U.S. After starting out on ' ¦'
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Public 'discovers' UW research future
By Michael Worringer | Mar. 17, 2005Doyle will ask state to approve Phase I funding Friday
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Letters to the Editor
Mar. 17, 2005I would certainly hope that Professor Scott Straus would understand that human knowledge is a never-ending pursuit of the truth, and that no person or intellectual faction has a monopoly ' ¦
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Plans for Memorial Union include film theater, 500-seat ballroom
By Hayley Jacobs | Mar. 17, 2005Both unions to undergo several upgrades
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Winter more SAD for some students than others
By Carina Spaulding | Mar. 17, 2005For some students, the winter blues can signal a larger problem than just longing for warmer weather. Seasonal Affective Disorder, depression sparked by fewer daylight hours, can interfere with a ' ¦
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