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The unfunny side of comedy
By Dan Sullivan | Aug. 8, 2009Judd Apatow's 'Funny People' shows unexpected depth from notorious funnymen.'
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New policy should fill seats for hockey games
By Nico Savidge and Andy Van Sistine | Aug. 7, 2009Columnist Nico Savidge hopes the new ticket policy for men's hockey will get fans to the arena on time.
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Mayor explains need for cuts at first budget hearing
By Caitlin Gath | Aug. 7, 2009In the first of three public budget meetings held by Mayor Dave Cieslewicz, most of the commentary centered on members of the community worried about losing funding for their nonprofit agencies.
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Registration begins for Wisconsin domestic partners
By Hannah Furfaro | Aug. 7, 2009Wisconsin's domestic partner registry took effect Monday, giving same-sex couples the opportunity to obtain limited legal protections they were previously denied.
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Healthy summer eats
By Steven Wishau - The Daily Cardinal and Amy Giffin | Aug. 7, 2009Enjoy these tasty and good-for-you recipes before the end of summer.'
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The Clean go 'pop'
By Kyle Sparks and Lara Melvin and Kelly Petersen | Aug. 7, 2009Indie-pop forefathers The Clean return with impressive Mister Pop.'
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Kollege Klub to lose license for 30 days in winter
By Caitlin Gath | Aug. 7, 2009Campus bar The Kollege Klub faced more scrutiny at Wednesday's Alcohol License Review Committee meeting over acts of violence and overconsumption.
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Gaga for 'Juju'
By Dan Sullivan | Aug. 2, 2009UW Cinematheque's Pan-African Film Festival closes with 'Juju Factory,' an ambitious piece of art that's kept inside the lines.'
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Men's basketball ticket sales to be first-come, first-served
By Scott Kellogg | Aug. 2, 2009Student section tickets also will only be sold in half-season packages.
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Music festival hip-check
By Kyle Sparks | Aug. 2, 2009Pitchfork lives up to its reputation by offering a music festival actually focused on music'
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Bipartisanship threatens America's chances at health-care overhaul
By Kyle Szarzynski | Jul. 30, 2009Reactive, reconciliatory measures water down and threaten the effectiveness of the needed changes to health care.
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SSFC chair says Legislature 'wrong' to tap student-funded programs
By Ryan Hebel | Jul. 28, 2009State budget cuts called for student-funded groups to return over $2 million.
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Woman takes legal action over alleged rape at Sigma Chi
By Kelsey Gunderson | Jul. 28, 2009A UW-Madison student is suing the Sigma Chi fraternity where she was allegedly drugged and raped last fall.
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Midwest governors pledge cooperation in pursuit of rail funding
By Hannah Furfaro | Jul. 28, 2009Gov. Jim Doyle signed a memorandum of understanding with seven other Midwest governors Monday, promising to collaborate when seeking federal funding for a Midwest high-speed rail network.
