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What's your major, tonsil hockey?

By Dan Hinkel | Mar. 26, 2003

The D.H. Steps Up to the Plate'

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Experts: all-nighters fail to make the grade

By Maeghan Killeen | Mar. 26, 2003

The National Sleep Foundation has declared next week National Sleep Awareness Week, but with midterms always around the corner, it is unlikely that UW-Madison students will be observing the holiday ' ¦

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Gaines at a loss on new album

By Ian Zangs | Mar. 26, 2003

(Artemis Records) After attaining some radio success with his soulful cover of Peter Gabriel's \In Your Eyes"" this past year, singer-songwriter Jeffrey Gaines has returned with all new material for ' ¦'

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Students' power inherent in seg-fee system

By Vicki Bomben | Mar. 26, 2003

Walking through Library Mall this fall, I saw a flyer for WHAM (Women Happily Advocating Masturbation), and the true uniqueness of Madison hit me once again. As students at UW-Madison, ' ¦

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Baseball gears up for limelight

By Joe Potente and Jessica Daynor | Mar. 26, 2003

This year more than others in recent memory, the National League race will be characterized by a rich mixture of old post-season powers and up and coming franchises. Will the ' ¦

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Cursive puts on a mighty fine show, says Evan

By Evan Rytlewski | Mar. 26, 2003

Stairway to Evan'

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District Two race pits landlord against housing activist

By Molly Borgstrom | Mar. 26, 2003

Many city council candidates have emphasized affordable housing in their campaigns, but the issue takes on an added significance in District 2, where landlord-developer Erik Minton is challenging incumbent and ' ¦

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And the winners are...

By The Daily Cardinal and Matt Fox | Mar. 26, 2003

The Memorial Union and Terrace, the ""heart and soul"" of the university, took Reader's Choice by storm, winning Best Place to People Watch, Best Place to See and ' ¦

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Mayor hopefuls debate on TV

By Steven Wishau - The Daily Cardinal and Peter Long | Mar. 26, 2003

Affordable housing, transportation and regional cooperation highlighted the major issues in the mayoral debate between candidates Dave Cieslewicz and Paul Soglin Tuesday night. WISC Channel 3, WIBA-AM and the Wisconsin ' ¦

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Gaines at a loss on new album

By Molly Reppen | Mar. 26, 2003

(Artemis Records) After attaining some radio success with his soulful cover of Peter Gabriel's \In Your Eyes"" this past year, singer-songwriter Jeffrey Gaines has returned with all new material for ' ¦'

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Bush pushed for war blindly

By Tom Soule and Dawn Schueller | Mar. 26, 2003

It might be useful, at this stage, to take a step back from the war and examine how our nation came to this pass. And a very good place to ' ¦

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Student Judiciary to hear opt-out case

By Emily Winter | Mar. 26, 2003

A petition to place an opt-out segregated fee system on the Associated Students of Madison ballot in April will face challenges in the ASM Student Judiciary after a decision Tuesday ' ¦

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'God's Fool' succeeds with tale of Siamese Twins

By Jennifer Lenger | Mar. 25, 2003

Slouka examines troubled lives of Chang, Eng'

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Incentives may make military service

By Adam Bissen | Mar. 25, 2003

In an effort to recruit more college graduates for military service, beginning in October Americans can sign on for a scaled-back 18-month military stint in the service, rather than the ' ¦

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Sit on the birthday cake and eat it too

By Angela Barian | Mar. 25, 2003

Do we get letters? Hell yeah. Here are some of the best: Dear Angela, I consider myself a pretty normal person, and I always figured that sex with my partner ' ¦'

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News Briefs

Mar. 25, 2003

Students supporting an opt-out system for segregated fees submitted a petition for the proposal to be placed on the spring Associated Students of Madison ballot to ASM Student Judiciary officials ' ¦

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Graduate student among embedded journalists changing the face of war coverage

By Kyrie Caldwell and Kristen Titus | Mar. 25, 2003

Amidst numerous journalists witnessing the war in Iraq firsthand, Ron Larson's experience on the front lines is dramatically different. Larson, a graduate student at California State University-Fullerton, is reporting the ' ¦

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Discussion must go on in face of half-truths

Mar. 25, 2003

Letter to Editor

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Badger Bits

Mar. 25, 2003

The women's tennis team (1-1 Big Ten, 6-7 overall) found a couple of much needed wins in Florida last week. The team traveled to Florida during spring break to take ' ¦

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U.S. flag represents more than just current policies

By Pat Wilkinson | Mar. 25, 2003

Protesting the flag denies its broader meaning