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Last-minute concession transforms Dist. 8 primary
By Brittany Jones and Dan Tierney | Feb. 15, 2005In an eleventh-hour twist, Ryan Corcoran dropped out of the race for Madison City Council, leaving only incumbent Ald. Austin King, District 8, and business owner Kami Eshraghi as candidates ' ¦
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UW hockey 'tied' up in WCHA play
By Eric Schmoldt | Feb. 15, 2005For the No. 6 Wisconsin men's hockey team (15-6-1 Western Collegiate Hockey Association, 20-8-2 overall), solid special teams play has been the staple of its success. Such was the case ' ¦
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More street parking in the works for Capitol Square
By Jeff Rumage | Feb. 15, 2005The City of Madison Board of Estimates met Monday to consider adding more public parking and a bike lane to the Capitol Square area, and to discuss a possible commercial ' ¦
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UW lays plans for area's first 'green building'
By Laura Kalinowski | Feb. 14, 2005The dream of a \green"" building at UW-Madison became a reality last Friday, when students and professors from the Gaylord Nelson Environmental Program Building Project convened in Memorial Union to ' ¦
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By Tom Walsh | Feb. 14, 2005The UW System Board of Regents approved the appointment of Donald Betz as the new chancellor of UW-River Falls, according to a System press release. Betz, who is currently provost ' ¦
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Valentine's Day loses its romantic ideal
By Jessica Sprang and Sam Karp | Feb. 14, 2005Commercialization has ruined the holiday with disposable gifts
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Future of Korean nuclear stores could depend on U.S. action
By Chris Essig | Feb. 14, 2005When North Korea declared itself a nuclear power Thursday, diplomatic alarms sounded across China, Russia, Japan, South Korea and the United States. The revelation not only heightens foreign relations tensions ' ¦
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Illinois causes Badger 'Head'-ache
By Cary Dohman | Feb. 14, 2005CHAMPAIGN, Ill.-For the second time in less than a month, Wisconsin (7-4 Big Ten, 16-6 overall) had the opportunity to knock off the top-ranked team in the nation when the ' ¦
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Recent taser incidents move alder to call ban on city use
By Ivy Okoniewski | Feb. 14, 2005The recent use of a taser on a 14-year-old student, a taser-related hospitalization of one Chicago citizen and the death of another last week were reason enough for Ald. Andrew ' ¦
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Dr. Strangelove: Or How I Learned to Stop Watching the Traditional Romantic Comedy and Love the Bizarre
Feb. 14, 2005Every year, Valentine's Day lists inform lovers on the perfect gifts to buy, music to listen to and movies to watch. However, traditional romantic comedies have spiraled into a pit ' ¦'
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UW's romantic retreats
By Iris Brey | Feb. 14, 2005Bascom Hill You may be out of breath after climbing up the hill-which can be quite inconvenient for conversing with your loved one and feel uncomfortable with Abe looking down ' ¦'
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Women notch emotional weekend sweep
By Max Hooker | Feb. 14, 2005The No. 4 Wisconsin women's hockey team swept Ohio State-one of only three teams to beat the Badgers this year-in decisive fashion this weekend, defeating the Buckeyes 6-3 on Friday ' ¦
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Regents endorse Phase II of Plan 2008
By Eric Reinert | Feb. 14, 2005The UW System Board of Regents showed its wholehearted support for increasing diversity on its campuses Friday when it unanimously voted to pass a resolution endorsing Phase II of the ' ¦
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Spartans light up Badgers, halt Wisconsin win streak
By Clint Robus | Feb. 14, 2005The Wisconsin women's basketball team ran out of their recent Kohl Center magic Sunday afternoon, falling to No. 9 Michigan State 84-60. The Badgers (4-8 Big Ten, 10-12 overall) failed ' ¦
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Madison sued over affordable housing ordinance
By Luke Behnke | Feb. 14, 2005Group declares ordinance violates state rent law
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Pony Up! should ride into the sunset and vanish
By Bridget Maniaci and Corrie Eggimann | Feb. 11, 2005Pony Up! (Dim Mak Records) Much of today's \breakthrough"" music is highly produced and overly refined. Although the all-female Montreal group Pony Up! goes for vast quantities of fuzz and ' ¦'
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Ogg's replacement to feature unique amenities
By Jeana Anderson | Feb. 11, 2005The committee leading the $35.9 million demolition of Ogg Hall and building of two new dormitories announced Thursday the new dorm will have features unlike any of the other university ' ¦
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