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Power out on much of campus, State Street
By Sam Karp | Feb. 21, 2005Underground fire believed at fault
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Coffee house with a mission celebrates anniversary
By Chris Essig | Feb. 21, 2005Sunday marked the one-year anniversary of a unique coffee shop whose name explains its cause. The Fair Trade Coffee House, 418 State St., provides much more than many different flavors ' ¦
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'Inside Deep Throat' quite pleasurable
By Joe Pudas | Feb. 21, 2005Following the recent release of the Oscar-nominated \Kinsey,"" the incendiary topic of sexual insecurity in America is fresh in moviegoers' minds. Bill Condon's biopic of 1950s sex researcher Alfred Kinsey ' ¦'
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Overconsumption rears ugly head with wealthy alumni
By Breezy Willis | Feb. 21, 2005The great University of Wisconsin is famous nationwide for the progressive political conscience of its student body. Sadly, the progressive stance of Madison's students seems to be a phase most ' ¦
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Town of Blooming Grove to be annexed over next 20 yrs.
By JoEllen Amato and Luke Behnke | Feb. 21, 2005Mayor Dave Cieslewicz inked an annexation agreement between the City of Madison and the Town of Blooming Grove Friday morning in Blooming Grove. Ald. Robbie Webber, District 5, said annexation ' ¦
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Property tax freeze zips past Assembly
By Michael Worringer | Feb. 18, 2005Wisconsin Assembly Republicans swiftly passed a property tax freeze plan at the Capitol Thursday afternoon, but did not address the question of where additional funding for public schools will come ' ¦
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Police release Taser report in wake of controversial incident
Feb. 18, 2005Madison Police Chief Noble Wray announced Thursday at a press conference that the Madison Police Department released a report detailing the history of its Taser usage over the past two ' ¦
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UW women fail to find hoop in loss
By Connor McKnight | Feb. 18, 2005The UW women's basketball team has had nights of brilliance and nights of forgetfulness in the '05 season. Last night's loss to Penn State was a night to forget. The ' ¦
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Wisconsin must take lead with renewable energy
By Adam Schmidt | Feb. 18, 2005Houston, you have a problem. Your oil wells are dry-and it's not just Texas' sticky situation, either. Oil is lodged ever so deep in the American way of life-as subterranean ' ¦
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Veterans, Vietnam War-era music inspire professors to collaborate on book
By Chris Fleissner | Feb. 18, 2005UW System spokesperson and Vietnam War veteran Doug Bradley and UW-Madison Professor Craig Werner discussed the role of music for Vietnam veterans during the Vietnam War Thursday at the Wisconsin ' ¦
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UW students steamed over false alarms
By Sam-Omar Hall | Feb. 18, 2005Officials blame tampering
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Stem cell panel ignites debate
By Jessica Marinelli | Feb. 18, 2005The Undergraduate Biological Research Society's Thursday night lecture evolved from a stem-cell research presentation into a heated discussion concerning ethics and morality. UW-Madison Assistant Professors Su Chun Zhang and Robert ' ¦
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Women icers fire into Bemidji State
By Sam Pepper | Feb. 18, 2005UW leads series by 'slim' 22-1-1 margin...
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UHS, Bus Pass budgets get full funding
Feb. 18, 2005The UW-Madison Student Services Finance Committee approved in full the proposed budgets of University Health Services and the Associated Students of Madison Bus Pass program Thursday, giving the rubber stamp ' ¦
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Parking facility, historic areas among ideas for State Street
By Jon Spike and Becky Salmela | Feb. 18, 2005Downtown Madison's future drew discussion Thursday evening from the Downtown Coordinating Committee. The committee began with an update on the Mid-State Street Parking Facility project. This new project will redevelop ' ¦
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