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Back for thirds
By Eric Schmoldt | Jan. 27, 2005At the end of last semester, I warned all of you that I would be taking a month off from \Schmoldt. 45"" to pursue my rap career. Well, I can ' ¦
Bloody day in Iraq as election looms
By Melanie Shibley - The Daily Cardinal and Dan Tierney | Jan. 27, 2005Iraqi citizens will not directly vote for president
Van Hise, U. South to tumble
By Claire Allen | Jan. 27, 2005Observatory Drive will be closed for more than a year
When you are in doubt, order out
By Laura Ferguson | Jan. 27, 2005As students return to school to endure the cold winter months, most likely without a car, more and more activities are sacrificed. No more bike riding or scooting to class, ' ¦'
Up close with Jim Gaffigan
By Sarah Turner | Jan. 27, 2005Tonight at 8 p.m. comedian and actor Jim Gaffigan will perform at the Wisconsin Union Theater. Gaffigan has been on \The Late Show with David Letterman"" 10 times, and has ' ¦'
Iraqi resistance has a right to fight American invaders
By Whitney Newman and Bill Anderson | Jan. 27, 2005Do you recall late 2002 and early 2003? Bush was talking up a storm, claiming Saddam Hussein posed a grave danger to our country, even though his regime rose to ' ¦
'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 ' ¦'
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 ' ¦
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 ' ¦
'Business End' transcends its techno genre
By Molly Reppen and Les Chappell | Jan. 26, 2005Books on Tape The Business End (Greyday Productions) From the imagery, anyone who picks up the latest album by Todd Drootin's techno group Books on Tape is set up to ' ¦'
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 ' ¦
UW men's basketball unable to guard lead, streak
By Kate Hedlin | Jan. 26, 2005Illini guards drive away with Big Ten victory
Gov. candidate visits UW College Republicans
By Amanda Infield | Jan. 26, 2005Milwaukee County Executive Scott Walker spoke last night to the UW-Madison College Republicans one day after announcing his bid for governor. In one of his first public addresses since his ' ¦
Second look at favorite Badger Draft Day longshots
By Jon McNamara | Jan. 26, 2005Born to Mack
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 ' ¦




