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Classic showdown
By Abram Shanedling and Clint Robus | Nov. 23, 2004Michigan State, Michigan roll into the Kohl Center for the College Hockey Showcase'
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Curtain set to rise on Chamberlin Hall
By Sarah Martinson | Nov. 23, 2004The construction around the newly renovated Chamberlin Hall is almost complete, meaning pedestrians will soon be able to use the whole of the sidewalk and not listen to a jackhammer ' ¦
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Dangers of alcohol lie in students' inaction
By Jessica Sprang | Nov. 23, 2004I would like to think of the UW-Madison campus as a relatively safe place. Even though we were ranked the third best party school in the nation, I never felt ' ¦
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Marijuana not so bad, says 'Reefer Madness,' 'Fast Food Nation' author
By Dinesh Ramde | Nov. 23, 2004Presidents since Ronald Reagan have withheld freedoms from our country's poorest in the name of freedom itself, argued investigative journalist Eric Schlosser Monday as part of the Distinguished Lecture Series. ' ¦
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Ocean sediments may hold clues to extinction models
By Kate Raiford | Nov. 23, 2004Invertebrates living on the Atlantic Ocean's floor are helping scientists see the effects of dwindling global biological diversity. These invertebrates show how local species extinction can alter the ocean's ecology ' ¦'
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Stormy weather plagues Uranus
By Paula Dohnal | Nov. 23, 2004Latest forecast: perpetual storms on large planet'
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Humans, bacteria form surprising partnerships
By Steven Wishau - The Daily Cardinal and Emily Laughnan | Nov. 23, 2004A tiny, luminous sea creature and its friendship with bacteria are shifting scientific focus on the benefits of microbes as the major components of the human body and other life ' ¦'
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New JFK game DOA
By Amos Posner | Nov. 23, 2004John F. Kennedy doesn't have such a wonderful lot in life these days. His family suffered endless tragedy, his reputation has been tarnished with stories of infidelity and, well, he's ' ¦'
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Alvarez's dual role exceeds expectations
By Arvind Gopalratnam | Nov. 23, 2004Editor's note: This is the second of a two-part series examining Barry Alvarez's dual role as football coach and UW-Madison athletic director. Alvarez is one of two in Division I ' ¦
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How corporations buy football
By Arvind Gopalratnam | Nov. 22, 2004In college athletics, even The Game can be bought. Renowned as one of college football's most storied and traditional rivalries, the regular-season finale between Ohio State and Michigan was ready ' ¦'
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Companies vie for lucrative campus construction projects
By Alex Balistreri | Nov. 22, 2004With the announcement last week of the construction of a $375 million-stem cell research facility and the planned overhaul of the east side of the UW-Madison campus, companies are finding ' ¦'
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Wisconsin pounds Penn 77-44
By Ben Hubner | Nov. 22, 2004The Badger men's basketball team (1-0 overall) cruised to a 77-44 victory against the visiting Penn Quakers in their season opener Saturday night at the Kohl Center. Wisconsin started slowly ' ¦
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City expects profitable holiday shopping season for State St.
By Gillian McBride and Will McClain | Nov. 22, 2004With the holidays looming, State Street businesses and the City of Madison have begun preparations in anticipation for what they hope will be a brighter shopping season than last year's. ' ¦
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Wisconsin earns two wins to end home season
By Betsy Golomski and Gillian McBride | Nov. 22, 2004The Wisconsin volleyball team (12-6 Big Ten, 18-8 overall) sent seniors Marian Weidner and Jill Odenthal out in style with its two victories in the team's last homestand of the ' ¦
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Butch, Nixon lead a flurry of Badgers off the bench
By Joe Hasler and Robert Taylor | Nov. 22, 2004Kohl Center scorekeepers beware: You are going to have to earn your paychecks this season, because the 2004-'05 installment of the Wisconsin basketball team is going to be subbing a ' ¦
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Just Garments leads fair-trade movement
By Kate McCormack | Nov. 22, 2004The anti-sweatshop movement has been one of the most visible national campaigns of the last decade, particularly on college campuses. Beginning with the Kathie Lee Gifford expos?? by the National ' ¦
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Alvarez's double duties at UW mixing well... for now
By Arvind Gopalratnam | Nov. 22, 2004Just win. Those were essentially the two simple yet astute words from former UW Athletic Director Pat Richter to his successor Barry Alvarez before handing over the reins on April ' ¦
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