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Thousands rally at Capitol ‘Tea Party’
By Charles Brace | Apr. 16, 2009Thousands of protestors converged on the Capitol Wednesday to protest the Obama administration and state Democrats in power.
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UW School of Public Health cuts educational lab program
By Erin Banco and Rushad Macchi | Apr. 16, 2009The UW School of Public Health is in the process of phasing out its Clinical Laboratory Science program by the end of 2012.
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Two recruits to join hockey in 2009-’10 season
By Nick Schmitt and Sarah Ferguson | Apr. 16, 2009Head coach Mike Eaves announced Wednesday defenseman John Ramage and goaltender Brett Bennett will join the Wisconsin men's hockey team next fall.
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Google Books Initiative shapes role of libraries
By Sarah Nance | Apr. 16, 2009Although seen as a benefit to the university by most researchers, the Google Books Initiative has caused some problems for library staff.
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Faux Tea Party protests antiquated and divisive
By Joseph Koss | Apr. 16, 2009The conservative-led national tea party to protest the changing taxation format is both an inappropriate and flawed argument.
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Cultural perspective should not outweigh literary merit
By Frances Provine | Apr. 16, 2009Frances talks about books set in foreign locales, and their occasional unwarranted praise'
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Overtime rules make for better playoff hockey
By Ben Breiner | Apr. 16, 2009Columnist Ben Breiner explains why the NHL's rules for postseason overtime make it the most exciting in sports
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A new kind of flower power
By Jerry Stoecklein | Apr. 16, 2009UW scientists bring us one step closer to cheap, abundant biofuels for our cars'
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State economy still faces uphill battle in crisis
By Charles Brace | Apr. 15, 2009Despite some signs of recovery, the economic crisis remains far from over in Wisconsin, with unemployment hurting state finances.
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Spotlight on Tiger remains too narrow, affects rest of field
By Gabe Ubatuba | Apr. 15, 2009The nation's infatuation with Tiger Woods has left other golfers in the dark, even those who deserve attention.
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Obama’s ‘Organizing for America’ kicks off series of meetings in Wisconsin
By Megan Orear | Apr. 15, 2009Following President Obama's success in the Nov. 4 election, volunteers and workers for his election campaign are remaining active in promoting the policies of the Obama administration.
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Some let down by ‘College Life’ premiere
By Beth Pickhard | Apr. 15, 2009UW-Madison students had mixed feelings about the MTV show ""College Life"" following its premiere Monday night.
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We the redheaded people of the U.S....
By Ashley Spencer | Apr. 15, 2009Ashley writes a Constitution for the redheads of the United States'
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Fight predatory landlord practices
By The Daily Cardinal | Apr. 15, 2009Students need to stand up for their rights when it comes to unfair charges by landlords.
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Campus experts outline sources of abuse in unhealthy relationships
By Rory Linnane | Apr. 15, 2009Campus experts on sexual assault urged students to look for the roots of abuse in unhealthy relationships at a forum hosted by the Campus Women's Center Tuesday.
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Wisconsin comes up short against Irish
By Nick Schmitt | Apr. 15, 2009The Badgers continue their losing ways as they drop two to Notre Dame.
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Don’t ‘pick up’ latest from LA quartet
By Kyle Sparks | Apr. 15, 2009Silversun Pickups received a lot of critical acclaim after releasing their debut, Carnavas, in 2006 for the mere fact that they were trying to revitalize the old Smashing Pumpkins sound. However, Carnavas was a success in theory more than in practice, and the hype surrounding the group was more focused on their potential than their achievements. On their follow-up, this year's Swoon, Silversun Pickups falls short of delivering on their promise by failing to capture the spirit of Smashing Pumpkins again, instead producing a sound unique only for its mundanity.
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Wisconsin breweries among top 50 in U.S.
By The Daily Cardinal | Apr. 15, 2009A recent ranking based on beer sales places two Wisconsin-based brewers in the list of the top 50 breweries in the United States.
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Madison Initiative right idea but needs work
By Sean McMaster | Apr. 15, 2009The Chancellor's new plan needs a little tweaking before it is ready to be accepted.
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South Madison Branch Library to expand, relocate
By Rebecca Holland | Apr. 15, 2009City officials are expanding and relocating the South Madison Branch Library in an effort to revitalize the neighborhood.
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