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Japandroids breathe life into garage rock
By Kyle Sparks | May. 4, 2009Japandroids' debut is an impressive accomplishment in garage rock.'
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Beer tax not appropriate in economic downturn
By Ryan Dashek and Jon Spike | May. 4, 2009A newly proposed state tax on beer will only harm the Wisconsin beer industry without benefiting safety.
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Viral Videos of the Week
By The Daily Cardinal | May. 4, 2009This week's viral videos highlight two hilarious auto-tune remixes of television personalities.'
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Mifflin sponsor produces results
By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board | May. 4, 2009The sponsorship of the Mifflin Street Block Party managed to avoid the pitfalls of Freakfest while keeping arrests down.
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Hundreds gather at Chazen groundbreaking ceremony
By Casey Christian | May. 4, 2009The Chazen Museum of Art celebrated its groundbreaking ceremony Friday with Madison community members.
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Pujols raises the bar in MLB
By Matt Fox | May. 1, 2009Columnist Matt Fox explains why Albert Pujols is a standout baseball player compared to Alex Rodriguez.
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Lady Badgers ready to propel into Big Ten Championships
By Parker Gabriel | May. 1, 2009The Wisconsin women's rowing team begins post-season competition this weekend in Ohio.
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McQueen’s new film ‘Hunger’ makes viewers lose appetite
By Danny Gottleib | May. 1, 2009Nothing about ""Hunger"" is easy to watch. The move is unforgiving, brutal and frustrating. It contains very little dialogue, and many scenes will make you want to avert your eyes. But don't look away. It's worth it.
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David, class of '09 didn't start the fire
By David Hottinger | May. 1, 2009David sums up the last four years in a song'
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Defining sexual health in your life
By Erica Andrist and Elliot Morris | May. 1, 2009Erica urges students on campus to make healthy sexuality an important part of their lives.'
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UW competes for national title
By Nick Schmitt | May. 1, 2009The Wisconsin club rugby team heads to California this weekend to chase the Division II National Championship Title.
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Passenger rail proposals face roadblock in budget committee
By Ryan Hebel | May. 1, 2009Democrats on the Joint Finance Committee struggled Thursday to reach an agreement on the transit proposals in Gov. Doyle's budget.
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Stalking could lead to acts of sexual violence
By Kayla Torgerson | May. 1, 2009UW-Madison officials said stalking is prevalent in various forms of communication and can often lead to instances of sexual assault.
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Badgers shoot for two cups in Blue Lake this weekend
By Daniel Lyman | May. 1, 2009The Wisconsin men's rowing team travels to Illinois this weekend to challenge MIT, Dartmouth College and Boston University.
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Free Comic Book Day a super opportunity
By Anthony Cefali | May. 1, 2009Several independent comic book stores across the city are celebrating Free Comic Book Day.'
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Students show concern over Mifflin sponsorship
By Anna Bukowski | May. 1, 2009With the 40th annual Mifflin Street Block Party approaching, city officials are pleased with the new sponsorship, but some residents are concerned the event will become similar to Freakfest.
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University Book Store contributes to Martin's new tuition initiative
By Erin Banco and Ariel Shapiro | May. 1, 2009The University Book Store donated $25,000 for need-based financial aid under Chancellor Biddy Martin's initiative for undergraduates.
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Letter to the editor: False rape article vague in definition of ‘false’
By Katie Simons | May. 1, 2009PAVE (Promoting Awareness, Victim Empowerment) was saddened by the editorial titled ""Don't Forget Victims of False Rape Accusations"" by Pierce Harlan and E. Steven Berkimer that appeared in the Daily Cardinal on April 30. The remarks in this article were very harmful to our campus community.
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More swine flu cases reported, Doyle declares health emergency
By Megan Orear | May. 1, 2009Gov. Jim Doyle declared a public health emergency Thursday to make medical supplies available and facilitate the state's response to the swine flu outbreak, which may have the potential to become a pandemic.
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Wisconsin prepares for multiple weekend events
By Eric Josephs | May. 1, 2009The Wisconsin men's and women's track and field teams will be participating in the Payton Jordan Cardinal Invitational, the Arkansas Twilight and the Wisconsin Open this weekend.
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