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Proof of alien life may be near
By Dinesh Ramde | Mar. 9, 2005The truth is out there, and it may be closer than you think. Recent data from the Mars rovers and the Huygens probe on Saturn's moon Titan reveal tantalizing evidence ' ¦
An unbiased farewell
By Matt Fox and Josh Gildea | Mar. 9, 2005Tonight Dan Rather will step down as anchor of \CBS Evening News"" 24 years after he took over that post from Walter Cronkite. With his retirement, right-wing pundits will lose ' ¦
Graduates prepare to enter job market
By Whitney Newman and Becky Salmela | Mar. 9, 2005Soon the last final exam will end, the caps and gowns will adorn graduates and the time spent as college students will come to a close. For most college students, ' ¦'
2005 Men's Big Ten Tournament
By Sam Pepper | Mar. 9, 2005Michigan vs. Northwestern The first-round match-up of the No. 8 and No. 9 seeds in the 2005 Big Ten Tournament features two teams that failed to compete with even the ' ¦
First-ever 'State of the Tribes' address highlights mascot issue
By Michael Worringer | Mar. 9, 2005Wisconsin took a historic, albeit mostly symbolic, step in improving relations between the state and Wisconsin's sovereign American Indian tribes Tuesday by hosting the first-ever \State of the Tribes"" address ' ¦
Author creates deep connection with fans
Mar. 9, 2005The time between finishing a good book and the release of an author's next work can take months- even years-so for fans who are obsessed, the final stages of waiting ' ¦
How to ace an interview in four steps
By Joseph Arena and Corrie Eggimann | Mar. 9, 2005Preparation essential to landing first post-college job'
Lecture draws link between Nazis, businesses
By Keith Zukas | Mar. 9, 2005\Auschwitz: Inside the Nazi State,"" a speech presented last night by Northwestern University Professor Peter Hayes, examined interactions between German business and the Nazis. The presentation explored the implications for ' ¦
The University Theatre's newest offering brings home the Boc??n for all to enjoy
By Robyn Kaplan | Mar. 9, 2005Imagine our country as a battleground-soldiers separate families, scaring children and preventing free expression. This is the basis of the University Theater's play, \Boc??n,"" which is presented as part of ' ¦'
Vin Diesel's comedy pacifies audience
By Tarah Scalzo | Mar. 9, 2005First Vin Diesel is Jet Skiing \XXX""-style, chasing bad guys and rousing the audience into full-out suspense, and then suddenly he finds himself falling in love with school principals and ' ¦'
Hockey struggles to regular season end
By Eric Schmoldt | Mar. 8, 2005Wisconsin falters down stretch to finish fourth
Annual Play Festival highlights campus theatrics
By William Temby and Tom Walsh | Mar. 8, 2005Event features student-written and directed shows'
News Briefs
By Daily Cardinal Staff | Mar. 8, 2005UW-Madison freshman quarterback Marcus Randle El was suspended from the Wisconsin Badger football team Monday after violating Wisconsin's Student-Athlete Discipline Policy. Randle El may appeal the decision, but must wait ' ¦
UW student groups vie for slice of $1.2M budget-surplus pie
By Jeff Rumage | Mar. 8, 2005An excess of $1.2 million in segregated fees paid by students has allowed room for additional student groups to submit proposals for funding. Associated Students of Madison's Reserve Board met ' ¦
Budget, fin. aid cuts top Reilly's concerns
By Eric Reinert | Mar. 8, 2005Addressing issues of tuition increases, faculty and staff salary gaps and federal financial aid cuts, UW System President Kevin Reilly met with student reporters from around the state Monday. Focusing ' ¦
Golden ratio linked to beauty and order in nature
By Dinesh Ramde | Mar. 8, 2005Ratio of 1.618... appears in plants, art, human body'
Summers sparks science controversy
By Lucy Stelzner | Mar. 8, 2005Harvard president Lawrence H. Summers ignited a controversy in January when he suggested that innate differences between men and women explain why women are underrepresented in science and engineering at ' ¦'



