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UW streak over
Jan. 26, 2005It was a game where one team's streak was going to have to end. The No. 19 Wisconsin Badgers had won 38 straight games at home, while No. 1 Illinois ' ¦
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Possible District 8 alder answers student questions
Jan. 26, 2005Ryan Corcoran is one of three candidates for the upcoming aldermanic election of District 8, a district with a predominant student population. Corcoran met with The Daily Cardinal Monday night ' ¦
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Understanding the potential Social Security crisis
By Josh Gildea | Jan. 26, 2005In recent weeks a debate has been growing about the future of Social Security. Watching these arguments, one might conclude that President Bush believes the program is in imminent danger ' ¦
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'Mass Destruction' Xzibits return to style
By William Temby | Jan. 26, 2005Xzibit Weapons of Mass Destruction (Columbia Records) Xzibit's career has taken more twists and turns than could have ever been expected. He became an underground phenomenon in the late '90s ' ¦'
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Second look at favorite Badger Draft Day longshots
By Jon McNamara | Jan. 26, 2005Born to Mack
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UW reign runs dry against Illinois
By Connor McKnight | Jan. 26, 2005The No. 18-ranked Wisconsin Badgers knew they had a tough opponent ahead when they saw the No. 1 Fighting Illini on the schedule. The Badgers knew that it would be ' ¦
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UW engineering recruitment rate makes rebound, continues to grow
By Laura Kalinowski | Jan. 26, 2005Recruiting of UW-Madison engineering students is up 25 percent from last fall and looks to increase even more this spring. Engineering Career Services Associate Director Susan Piacenza said its spring ' ¦
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Theatrical 'Phantom' haunts the cineplex
By Jayme Zwerling | Jan. 26, 2005In the newest film adaptation of \The Phantom of the Opera,"" director Joel Schumacher takes on the daunting task of turning the Phantom, a disturbed genius, into a disturbed genius ' ¦'
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Jan. 26, 2005Waukesha Paul Bucher, Waukesha County's district attorney since 1988, will run against incumbent Attorney General Peg Lautenschlager for Wisconsin's top law-enforcement position. \The Wisconsin Department of Justice has many fine ' ¦
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Sleep can help in battle of bulge
By Benjamin Spike | Jan. 25, 2005Study says less sleep can make you more hungry'
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Winter under the magnifying glass
By Emily Winter | Jan. 25, 2005Have you ever burned an ant under a magnifying glass? You can be honest, I won't tell. The poor bugger wiggles desperately on the unforgiving cement, writhing from the unnatural ' ¦'
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Hanson in 'charge' on defensive side of ball
By Joe Hasler and Ian Zangs | Jan. 25, 2005At first glance, Wisconsin senior guard Clayton Hanson doesn't look like he would be the defensive stopper for the basketball Badgers. UW head coach Bo Ryan has quicker and more ' ¦'
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Cheadle shines in poignant 'Rwanda'
By Amos Posner | Jan. 25, 2005Western cinema rarely provides swift justice. And in American and European entertainment, caring for Africa is usually reserved for lip-service vanity projects like \We Are the World."" But now, English ' ¦'
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UW students travel globe, learning while serving
By Will McClain and Jeff Rumage | Jan. 25, 2005UW-Madison's chapter of International Student Volunteers now makes it easier to volunteer abroad by offering a scholarship to students living on a limited budget. ISV, a non-profit organization based in ' ¦
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Walker seeks governorship
By Michael Worringer and By Justin Dean | Jan. 25, 2005Milwaukee Co. Exec. first to challenge Doyle
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Can animals sense storms?
By Dinesh Ramde | Jan. 25, 2005The death toll from the Dec. 26 tsunami has reached between 160,000 and 230,000 people. As aid workers clean up the devastated areas, they notice something odd-while human corpses are ' ¦'
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The Big Ten title is Illinois' to lose
By Clint Robus | Jan. 25, 2005With the conference season underway, one preseason prediction still rings true: No. 1 Illinois (5-0 Big Ten, 19-0 overall) is still the team to beat in the Big Ten. Regardless ' ¦'
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Time for alternatives to judicial elections
By Jake Herrera | Jan. 25, 2005The citizens of the Badger State have the privilege to directly elect the justices on the state Supreme Court. It is our democratic duty to judge the judges who will ' ¦
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