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Idan Raichel to perform at Luther's
By Mollie Levison | Feb. 8, 2005Israeli singer brings ethnic pop to Madison'
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TABOR will choke Wisconsin's necessary services
By Jake Herrera | Feb. 8, 2005As the gates open on round two of the Taxpayers' Bill of Rights debate, it has become increasingly in vogue for TABOR proponents to use Colorado, the native soil of ' ¦
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Doyle calls partner benefits 'critical'
By Anne Flavin | Feb. 8, 2005In an attempt to bring UW-Madison up to par with other Big Ten schools, Gov. Jim Doyle will present a controversial proposal to the state Legislature Tuesday to fund domestic ' ¦
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In Iraq, death toll from post-election violence escalates
By Kiera Wiatrak | Feb. 8, 2005Insurgents unleashed their most violent attacks in Iraq since the country's elections Monday, killing 15 people in mortar and suicide attacks in the northern city of Mosul and 15 more ' ¦
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Faculty senate seeks censure against UW Board of Regents
By Eric Reinert | Feb. 8, 2005The UW-Madison Faculty Senate is asking the American Association of University Professors, a national organization representing academic freedom, to censure the UW System Board of Regents for the \questionable terms"" ' ¦
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Feb. 8, 2005The annual budgets for public relations and public information positions for state agencies, including the UW System and Wisconsin Technical College System, accounted for more than $12 million in 2004, ' ¦
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Dean can bring back true liberalism
By Breezy Willis | Feb. 8, 2005This Feb. 12, Howard Dean will likely be elected chairman of the Democratic National Committee. Upon being elected, Dean will immediately tear off his everyday clothes to reveal his true ' ¦
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UW fails to close out third
By Katie Morse | Feb. 8, 2005The fourth-ranked Badgers ended their seven-game winning streak this weekend by posting a two-game split against border rival Minnesota. Wisconsin (15-5-0 Western Collegiate Hockey Association, 20-7-1 overall) dominated the first ' ¦
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Bush's budget cuts domestic programs, bolsters defense
By Peter Baker | Feb. 8, 2005President Bush sent Congress a $2.57 trillion federal budget Monday designed to project U.S. power and priorities overseas while squeezing government programs at home-but despite politically painful cuts it would ' ¦
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Idan Raichel to perform at Luther's
By Mollie Levison | Feb. 8, 2005Israeli singer brings ethnic pop to Madison'
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Where's the love?
By Betsy Golomski | Feb. 8, 2005Why are men's sports more popular than women's sports? This is the question my roommate Meghan and I briefly discussed this past weekend. She told me that I should make ' ¦
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Conservative author bashes left in Union talk
By Sarah Martinson | Feb. 8, 2005Dan Flynn, author of \Why the Left Hates America"" spoke at Memorial Union last night to promote his latest release ""Intellectual Morons."" Speaking to a mixture of liberals and conservatives, ' ¦
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Football player suspended for rule violation
Feb. 8, 2005UW-Madison freshman Gino Cruse Jr., a defensive lineman on the university's football team, was suspended from the team after allegedly violating UW-Madison's Student-Athlete Discipline Policy Feb. 6, uwbadgers.com reported. Cruse ' ¦
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The bathroom is a whimsical place
By Emily Winter | Feb. 8, 2005Struggling to both monitor the icy sidewalk and let the flickering stars inspire me, it's just another 2 a.m. journey back to Dayton Street alone. Or so I think. But ' ¦'
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Tegenkamp, men's track continues to excel
By Sam Pepper | Feb. 8, 2005Year after year, the Badger men's track team continues to be a staple of success for the athletic department at Wisconsin. This past weekend was just a glimpse of what ' ¦
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Young drivers do not warrant added scrutiny
By Jessica Sprang | Feb. 7, 2005Recent study only highlights one factor
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UW System names new executive VP
Feb. 7, 2005The UW System announced Friday that System President Kevin Reilly appointed Donald Mash, the current chancellor of UW-Eau Claire, to be the UW System executive vice president. \The time is ' ¦
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'Tarnation' chronicles disorder
By Dan Wohl | Feb. 7, 2005Everyone has their own personal pains and struggles, but for filmmaker Jonathan Caouette, his tortured life takes on a horrible, surreal drama. In \Tarnation,"" currently showing at the Orpheum Theatre, ' ¦'
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