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Annual Play Festival highlights campus theatrics
By William Temby and Tom Walsh | Mar. 8, 2005Event features student-written and directed shows'
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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 ' ¦
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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 ' ¦
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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 ' ¦
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Golden ratio linked to beauty and order in nature
By Dinesh Ramde | Mar. 8, 2005Ratio of 1.618... appears in plants, art, human body'
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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 ' ¦'
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Faculty questions direction of Campus Master Plan
By Michael Worringer | Mar. 8, 2005UW-Madison faculty voiced its concern over the university's Campus Master Plan at a meeting of the Faculty Senate Monday at Bascom Hall. Alan Fish, UW-Madison associate vice chancellor for facilities ' ¦
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Undefined persona talks with a spider
By Emily Winter | Mar. 8, 2005\Roy, I've got quite an emotional hangover today,"" I lament. It is Sunday and Roy is a dead spider who dangles from an aged web in my Dayton Street basement. ' ¦'
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Going out comb-over style
By Jon McNamara | Mar. 8, 2005Saturday's sellout crowd of 17,142 at the Kohl Center honored retiring Purdue head coach Gene Keady with two standing ovations prior to tip-off against Wisconsin. Once the game started, the ' ¦
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American Indian legacy largely ignored on campus
By Jill Klosterman | Mar. 8, 2005The exchanges between students sitting in the O and P sections of Camp Randall during football games in the fall and the treaties negotiated between American Indians and British colonists ' ¦
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Rev. Sharpton delivers impassioned address
By Dinesh Ramde | Mar. 8, 2005Sometimes humorous, sometimes serious, but always impassioned, the Rev. Al Sharpton ignited a capacity crowd yesterday in the Memorial Union Theater as part of the Distinguished Lecture Series. Discussing issues ' ¦
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The New Yorker hits the road
By Ben Schultz | Mar. 8, 2005The New Yorker is finding its way out of its home metropolis with a visit to UW-Madison. The magazine is stepping out as part of its college tour for three ' ¦'
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Cover jinx bites Illini
By Betsy Golomski | Mar. 8, 2005I'm not a very superstitious person. I never really followed any pre-game rituals growing up and I did not think wearing your lucky blue shorts underneath your uniform without washing ' ¦
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'Dreams' less than proper
By Mollie Levison | Mar. 8, 2005Broom Street Theatre delivers slapstick comedy'
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With mayor gone, top alder reigns
By Sam-Omar Hall | Mar. 8, 2005Konkel takes over city as Cieslewicz visits D.C.
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.50-caliber rifles threaten security
By Jake Herrera | Mar. 8, 2005One would imagine that after Sept. 11, every conceivable effort would be made by state and federal authorities to limit the extent to which terrorists could operate in America. As ' ¦
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Mar. 8, 2005Robert wanted to break away from the university, so one summer he followed in his father's and grandfather's footsteps, hopped a train and headed to the coast. He didn't intend ' ¦'
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UW research facility receives $15M gift
By Hayley Jacobs | Mar. 7, 2005At a press conference Friday, Gov. Jim Doyle accepted a $15 million donation from the Oscar Rennebohm Foundation, which will go to build the new Interdisciplinary Research Complex on campus. ' ¦
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