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Wisconsin prepares for Illinois

By Joe Skurzewski | Apr. 3, 2009

The Wisconsin softball team will take on the Illini this weekend.

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Enthusiasm abounds

By Abby Becker and Todd Stevens | Apr. 3, 2009

""Adventureland"" provides high schoolers and college students alike with a new source of hilarity at the movies.'

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Sexual consent ads to debut on buses

By Estephany Escobar | Apr. 3, 2009

Promoting Awareness, Victim Empowerment will hang posters in Madison buses for the month of April to address the issue of sexual consent.

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Audit finds mishandling of federal funds at UW

By Megan Orear | Apr. 3, 2009

According to an audit report from the Legislative Audit Bureau, a few UW System campuses misspent some of their federal funding.

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Athletes buy mopeds with scholarships

By Charles Brace | Apr. 3, 2009

Athletes on campus may be spending scholarship funds on mopeds, with critics saying it shows a lack of oversight by the Athletic Department.

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Despite deceiving pitch, Biddy’s initiative needed

By Jamie Stark | Apr. 3, 2009

Opening up yet another university e-mail, I was initially disappointed to find a hidden message from Chancellor Biddy Martin—we're jacking up your tuition. They call it ""The Madison Initiative for Undergraduates"" when the initiative is to charge us more.  

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Wisconsin continues spring season against Bison

By Justin Dean | Apr. 3, 2009

The Wisconsin volleyball team hosts North Dakota State this weekend.

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Remembering Brittany

By Abby Sears | Apr. 3, 2009

Campus safety continues to improve after Zimmermann's tragic death.

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DeGraw strips down\r sound to bare essentials

By Kaitlyn Schnell | Apr. 3, 2009

Gavin DeGraw's latest release is a step away from his heavily-produced, mainstream pop of the past.'

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Diana Krall romances audiences with fusion of pop, jazz on Quiet Nights

By Joe Skurzewski | Apr. 3, 2009

Check out Diana Krall's latest for a soothing, empathetic listen.'

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Candidates in District 2 race debate the issues

By Ryan Hebel | Apr. 2, 2009

District 2 Alder candidates Brenda Konkel and Bridget Maniaci clashed over safety, homelessness and transportation at Wednesday night's final debate in Memorial Union.

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Badgers split series with UW-Green Bay

By Joe Skurzewski | Apr. 2, 2009

The Wisconsin softball team dropped game one to UW-Green Bay, but recovered with an 11-2 victory in game two Wednesday night.

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Wisconsin Film Festival a treat for all due to hard work and dedication

By Kevin Slane | Apr. 2, 2009

DIrector Meg Hamel talks about the history of the Festival, and the work that goes into preparing it'

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The incentive to serve

By Grace Urban | Apr. 2, 2009

Rewards are becoming ever more common for volunteering, but the reason why students volunteer remains the same: to give back'

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Remembering Brittany

By Abby Sears | Apr. 2, 2009

A look back on Zimmermann's life on the one-year anniversary of her death.

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Wisconsin Film Festival kicks off today

By Kevin Slane | Apr. 2, 2009

Here are six must-see films for everyone'

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Current tuition structure detrimental in long-term

By Molly Reppen and Joseph Koss | Apr. 2, 2009

Although Chancellor Martin's Initiative is a worthy cause, it misses the larger issues with the current tuition hike.

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Student groups join forces to address Darfur sexual assaults

By Andrea Carlson | Apr. 2, 2009

Two student organizations collaborated Wednesday in an effort to educate students about the similarities between sexual assault culture in Darfur and in the United States.

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Rep. Ryan, House colleagues propose alternative GOP budget

By Grace Urban | Apr. 2, 2009

As an alternative to President Obama's spending plan, U.S. Rep. Paul Ryan, R-Wis., and GOP colleagues released their own budget plan Monday.

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ASM looks to students for reform recommendations

By Molly Reppen and Rory Linnane | Apr. 2, 2009

The Associated Students of Madison will host a town-hall-style meeting April 15 in an attempt to elicit feedback from students about potential areas for ASM reform.