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Do grown women even have guinea pigs?
By Melanie Shibley - The Daily Cardinal and Kiera Wiatrak | Mar. 10, 2009'
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Evan plays with a 'smile'
By Sara Barreau | Mar. 10, 2009Evan Taubenfeld moves out from under Avril Lavigne's shadow to bring Madison a great show'
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Badgers fall short in first weekend of Big Ten play
By Emma Condon | Mar. 10, 2009The Wisconsin men's and women's tennis teams struggled this weekend against Big Ten opponents.
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House fellows resign, leave students baffled
By Alyssa Connolly | Mar. 10, 2009University house fellows said they recently heard of several students resigning from their posts in various residential dorms across campus.
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Change in stem-cell policy stirs debate
By Claire Wiese | Mar. 10, 2009Obama's executive order lifting the ban on federal funding for embryonic stem cells is being met with praise from the scientific community and criticism from anti-abortion advocates.
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Policy changes are unnecessary
By The Daily Cardinal and C.P. VanValkenburg | Mar. 10, 2009Misconduct policy changes infringe on the rights of students and causes problems
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Viral Videos of the Week
By The Daily Cardinal | Mar. 10, 2009Time for more of those Viral Videos you kids love so much!'
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Dean of Students to lead discussion of sexual assault response, resources
By The Daily Cardinal and Kyrie Caldwell | Mar. 10, 2009UW-Madison students will join Dean of Students Lori Berquam Tuesday to discuss ways the university can improve sexual assault dialogue.
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Wisconsin collects two wins in the Coach B Classic in Illinois
By Joe Skurzewski and Leah Leonidas | Mar. 10, 2009The Wisconsin softball team picked up wins in two of its three games over the weekend.
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Brand of beer causes injury at Mad Ave
By The Daily Cardinal | Mar. 10, 2009A Stoughton man was injured after buying the wrong brand of beer for a fellow patron at Madison Avenue Saturday.
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Use of old 'Hallejullah' in movie a sacreligious mistake
By Dale Mundt | Mar. 10, 2009Dale discusses the inappropriate use of \Hallejullah"" in ""Watchmen""'
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ASM selects two students to help recommend new provost
By Erin Banco | Mar. 10, 2009ASM officials selected two UW-Madison students with leadership experience to serve on a search committee to recommend a new provost to campus leaders.
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Over 660,000 Wis. employees exposed to secondhand smoke at workplaces
By Megan Orear | Mar. 10, 2009According to a new study from the UW Carbone Cancer Center, the number of Wisconsin workers who are exposed to smoking at workplaces has decreased, but is still at a dangerous level. Workers with less education are more likely to be exposed.
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Relocating Brothers benefits all downtown
By Tom Hart | Mar. 10, 2009Brothers relocating will bring in more business and money for Madison
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NBA rule hurts college basketball
By Andy Van Sistine | Mar. 10, 2009Columnist Andy Van Sistine explains why the NBA rule that requires athletes to play at least one year of college basketball forces teams in the NCAA to fail at building strong programs for more than a few years.
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Man sentenced to prison term after attempting to run over cop
By Rachel Holzman | Mar. 10, 2009A man was sentenced to five and a half years in prison Monday after attempting to run over a police officer last June.
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ASM judging student need for second 24-hour library
By Rory Linnane and Andrea Snow | Mar. 10, 2009The Associated Students of Madison Academic Affairs Committee is looking for student input about a possible second 24-hour library. The committee is targeting Steenbock Library as a potential site.
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Win over Sioux huge for Badgers
By Nico Savidge | Mar. 10, 2009Wisconsin men's hockey head coach Mike Eaves explains why the win over North Dakota Saturday could give his team momentum as they enter post-season play.
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Obama to allow stem-cell funds
By Megan Orear | Mar. 9, 2009Sources revealed Friday President Obama will lift the ban on federal funding of embryonic stem-cell research, a move that researchers and advocates are praising for its potential positive effect on the progress of stem-cell research.
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Badgers fall to Boilermakers in the semifinals of the Big Ten tournament
By Andrew Haffner and Jay Messar | Mar. 9, 2009The Wisconsin women's basketball team had an impressive run in the Big Ten tournament, but were cut off by Purdue this weekend.
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