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Budget includes tuition cap
By Andrew Haffner and Michael Worringer | Feb. 9, 2005UW System cuts not as severe in Doyle's second state budget
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Privatization would end Social Security
By Josh Gildea | Feb. 9, 2005George W. Bush may not be the smartest president, but he's certainly a clever politician. Many of the policies he has championed have not just advanced his conservative agenda, but ' ¦
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Match made in Madison
By Betsy Golomski | Feb. 9, 2005Wilkinson drafts Schrubbe as leading lady
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New Grainger wing forces 4-dept. move
Feb. 9, 2005Four UW-Madison fixtures, all currently located at 905 University Ave., will be moving to accommodate the new Masters of Business Administration wing of Grainger Hall, according to a UW-Madison press ' ¦
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Staff Opinion: Doyle comes around
Feb. 9, 2005He finally said it. After cutting it out of the State of the State address earlier this year, Gov. Jim Doyle got his priorities straight at his budget address Tuesday. ' ¦
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UW club rugby moving on up
By Connor McKnight and JoEllen Amato | Feb. 9, 2005Club sports here at UW, like all over the country, are made up of a group of guys who play for love of the game, with no promise of scholarships, ' ¦
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Women skaters acknowledged for play
By Crystal Crowns and Zach Kukkonen | Feb. 9, 2005All year long, the No. 4 UW women's hockey team (14-7-1 Western Collegiate Hockey Association, 20-7-1 overall) has boasted a stingy defense. Led by its second-year captain, senior defender Carla ' ¦
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Testing the limits of math
By Jackie Martin | Feb. 9, 2005The second annual UW-Madison Integration Bee took place Tuesday with 14 competitors, all UW-Madison students, vying for the title of \Grand Integrator of Madison."" Fans of these integrators filled the ' ¦
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How hypnotists get in your head
By Dinesh Ramde | Feb. 9, 2005You are getting sleepy ... very sleepy ... your eyelids are getting heavy ... when I snap my fingers, you will be completely asleep. Snap! Guess it didn't work. I ' ¦'
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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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News Briefs
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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