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Procrastinating is not so cool beans
By Crystal Crowns and Megan Corbett | Apr. 20, 2009Megan finds many options more appealing than her paper'
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Cardinal trumps White in spring game
By Scott Kellogg | Apr. 20, 2009The Wisconsin football helped the coaches learn the strengths and weaknesses of their team and brought an end to the spring season.
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By The Daily Cardinal and Molly Reppen | Apr. 20, 2009This week highlights include a 13-year-old rockin' out and recycled Disney animation.'
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'Tea party’ not revolutionary
By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board and Zhengzheng Zhang | Apr. 20, 2009Last Wednesday, thousands of people flowed up State street and assembled near the state capitol, some sporting various costumes, including pigs, minutemen and corporate CEOs. However, it wasn't for the annual Freakfest celebration. Instead, the crowd was there to support the ""Tea Party,"" a nationwide event aimed at protesting higher taxes at the state and national level. Wisconsin's ""Tea Party"" was aimed specifically at Gov. Jim Doyle and other Democrats' handling of spending and tax hikes.
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UWPD trains SAFEwalkers in campus safety awareness
By Beth Pickhard | Apr. 20, 2009UWPD officers trained members of SAFEwalk in crime prevention and awareness at Memorial Union Sunday.
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‘Crank’ up the intensity
By Kevin Slane | Apr. 20, 2009Chev Chelios is one angry man. He spent the entirety of the first ""Crank"" film keeping his heart pumping with the use of adrenaline. He had a snowball's chance in Hell of surviving, especially after falling thousands of feet from a helicopter directly onto the pavement, yet he is still alive. Now, in ""Crank: High Voltage,"" that indestructible heart of his is being stolen by Japanese doctors to give to an elderly Chinese gangster (kung-fu legend David Carradine) in poor health. Chelios (Jason Statham) is stuck with a battery-powered heart and needs to give himself a series of electrical jolts to keep the heart pumping. He's like the Energizer Bunny, but angry and British.
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U.S. prisoners fail to set proper precedent
By Sarah A. Rola Zarate | Apr. 20, 2009Recent events in Iran are eerily similar to U.S. practices at Guantanamo Bay.
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Mayor announces committee appointments for new alders
By Rachel Holzman | Apr. 20, 2009Mayor Dave Cieslewicz announced committee appointments for the newly elected alders in Madison's student districts Friday.
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Badgers hope to halt losing streak against Buckeyes
By Joe Skurzewski | Apr. 17, 2009Wisconsin will host Ohio State Saturday and Sunday.
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Some advice for any celebrations commencing on April 20th
By Kevin Slane | Apr. 17, 2009This week, Kevin looks ahead and makes plans for the 20th of April'
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As Mifflin nears, safety agenda still uncertain
By Anna Bukowski | Apr. 17, 2009With the annual Mifflin Street Block Party just weeks away, city officials are working toward making the event as safe as possible for students, including a possible sponsor and increased signage.
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Solving the gas crisis
By Erica Andrist | Apr. 17, 2009Have fun in bed, even if you make a ""Whoops""'
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Lebron’s antics could hurt legacy
By Matt Fox | Apr. 17, 2009When the NBA Playoffs begin tomorrow, LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers will enter with the league's best record, clinching home-court advantage for the entire postseason. The Cavs went 39-2 at home this season, making them a strong choice to represent the Eastern Conference in the NBA Finals. But while the Cavs have every right to celebrate their extraordinary year thus far, James and company may want to rethink their excessive on-court antics.
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Badgers gear up for national powerhouse Ohio State
By Emma Condon | Apr. 17, 2009Wisconsin will hit the road this weekend to take on Penn State Friday and Ohio State Sunday.
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A LETTER TO THE STUDENT BODY: Everything is broken, and I can fix it if you make me your leader
By Andrew Carpenter | Apr. 17, 2009Andrew Carpenter is the right man to lead a new student government toward successful policy.
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Voter turnout increases in ASM spring elections
By Erin Banco | Apr. 17, 2009The Associated Students of Madison spring election results were announced Thursday. 8.3 percent of the student population voted.
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Record Store Day hits State Street
By Justin Stephani and Andrea Snow | Apr. 17, 2009Local music stores take part in second annual celebration of music lovers.
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UW admission not affected by incomes
By Melanie Teachout | Apr. 17, 2009A study administered by the La Follette School of Public of Public Affairs reveals the income of a student's parents does not factor into their acceptance into UW-Madison.
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Textbook system waste of knowledge, material
By Qi Gu | Apr. 17, 2009Students are wasting money on buying newer and newer editions of essentially the same textbook in their college classes, leading to both a waste of effort and a waste of supplies.
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Geithner wrong man for treasury secretary
By Cole Wenzel and Kelly Kallien | Apr. 17, 2009Timothy Geithner has too many ideological and personal flaws to be a good fit to oversee America's financial crisis.
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