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Rose Bowl or not, Badgers still cash in
By Cary Dohman | Dec. 3, 2004Big Ten splits bowl earnings evenly among schools
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Vang's actions unjustifiable
By Seth Bichler | Dec. 3, 2004Around midday on Sunday, Nov. 21 Chai Soua Vang, 36, of Minnesota allegedly shot and killed six people in northwestern Wisconsin, wounding two others. The nightmarish shootings have spoiled this ' ¦
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Fieldhouse hosts tourney
By Matt Fox and Laura Ferguson | Dec. 3, 2004After a fourth-place finish in the Big Ten, the UW women's volleyball team is gearing up for this weekend's NCAA playoff games. The Badgers are seeded fourteenth in the tournament ' ¦
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Wave of pricey, new apartments strikes Madison's downtown
By Andy Berens | Dec. 2, 2004The wave of upscale housing development converging on downtown Madison may prove a mixed blessing, say city officials and private contractors. Accused of engulfing more affordable establishments and replacing them ' ¦
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Committee passes proposal to boost apartment security
By Jeana Anderson | Dec. 2, 2004Following the sexual assault of a female tenant in an apartment building near Camp Randall Stadium, the Madison City Council has been working to pass an ordinance enforcing the placement ' ¦
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Sudan crisis worsens amid recent rebel attacks
By Dan Tierney | Dec. 2, 2004A week after the bombings that forced aid workers to evacuate, the Sudanese village of Tawilla experienced more bloodshed Wednesday in attacks that claimed at least 15 civilian lives. The ' ¦
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Special teams elevate Badgers to top of WCHA
By Laura-Claire Corson | Dec. 2, 2004The special teams play of the Wisconsin men's hockey team (7-3-0 Western Collegiate Hockey Association, 10-4-0 overall) has been outstanding halfway through the season. However, the team has done nothing ' ¦'
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Badgers lose battle of I-94
Dec. 2, 2004The Marquette Golden Eagles (5-0) were too much for the Wisconsin women's basketball team (2-3) to handle Wednesday night at the Al McGuire Center as the Badgers fell 78-64. \We ' ¦
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Homegrown memories of the farm
By Ben Schultz | Dec. 2, 2004Thanksgiving break triggers nostalgia, plans for farm's future'
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Kansans vs. Kansas
By Nick Barbash | Dec. 2, 2004On his way to re-election exactly one month ago today, President Bush carried the state of Kansas over John Kerry by a whopping margin of 62 percent to 37 percent. ' ¦
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Computing in class
By Laura-Claire Corson | Dec. 2, 2004UW-Madison students, professors discuss role of the laptop in the classroom'
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West campus to see construction of new psychology research facility
By Laura Kalinowski | Dec. 2, 2004The Joint West Campus Area Committee met Tuesday night to discuss the renovation of the 1300 block of University Avenue. The block is home to several university facilities including the ' ¦
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Health a key to Outback win
By Eric Schmoldt | Dec. 2, 2004When Head Coach Barry Alvarez and the football team learned Tuesday they would be taking on No. 7 Georgia in the Outback Bowl on New Year's Day, he was not ' ¦
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Mind Your Morsels
Dec. 2, 2004Q: Dear DNC, My favorite drink for the holidays is egg nog. Is this a healthy holiday drink? A: There are many varieties of this product, including store- bought and ' ¦'
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Universal, MTV to square off on air
By Amos Posner and By Marina Oliver and Jaime Brackeen | Dec. 2, 2004MTV might be on the verge of its biggest challenge since Jesse Camp. After more than two decades of music-themed TV dominance, the youth-oriented cable powerhouse is reportedly about to ' ¦'
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Think of the students
By Frank Harris | Dec. 2, 2004The Board of Regents has repeatedly voted to increase salaries of UW senior administrators. These increases occur while students are faced with tuition hikes and fewer enrollment options. Recently, the ' ¦
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'Enduring Love' too faithful to its source material
By Kelly Kallien and Joe Pudas | Dec. 2, 2004Filmed adaptations of literature will always be held to a higher degree of scrutiny than an original piece of work, since what works on the page often does not translate ' ¦'
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Religious left more compassionate than evangelical right will ever be
By Casey Hoff | Dec. 2, 2004Who would Jesus vote for? That's been the question on so many Christians' minds lately. The reason people are jumping on the morality bandwagon so quickly is because 22 percent ' ¦
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