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Candidates vie for Supreme Court seat
By Caitlin Gath | Apr. 7, 2009Wisconsin Chief Justice Shirley Abrahamson and Jefferson County Judge Randy Koschnick will vie for the chief justice seat Tuesday amid what is likely to be only moderate voter turnout.
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UW-Madison continues commitment to success
By Tom Hart | Apr. 7, 2009Madison constantly improves cirricula by reaching out to universities abroad.
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Varsity boats take third in San Diego
By Daniel Lyman and Liz Puibello | Apr. 7, 2009Both Wisconsin women's varsity rowing teams placed third in San Diego over the weekend
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Every vote counts in today’s city elections
By The Daily Cardinal | Apr. 7, 2009Today's elections will determine Madison's District 2 alder, District 8 alder and Dane County executive after a long campaign season.
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Music blogs serve no purpose
By Dale Mundt | Apr. 7, 2009Dale pities the fool who reads music blogs.'
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Badgers split weekend Big Ten series
By Emma Condon | Apr. 7, 2009Wisconsin men's tennis rebounded from a loss to Northwestern with a win against Purdue over the weekend
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Forget cocaine, Smarties are all the rage
By Kiera Wiatrak | Apr. 7, 2009Middle-schoolers are no longer interested in cigarettes. It's all about the Smarties.'
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Lady Badgers drop two games to Illinois
By Joe Skurzewski and Dimitri Syrkin-Nikolau | Apr. 6, 2009The Wisconsin softball team was unsuccessful in its attempt to bring down the Illini Saturday.
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Viral Videos of the Week
Apr. 6, 2009This week includes a couple bros in bunk beds and a Slim Thug satire.'
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Despite 911 call center gaffes, Falk still best fit
By Ryan Dashek | Apr. 6, 2009Kathleen Falk is still the best candidate for Dane County Executive, offering more proactive policy plans than her opponent, Nacy Mistele.
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WISPIRG raises more money than expected for homeless
By Grace Kim and Kaitlyn Schnell | Apr. 6, 2009Members of WISPIRG's Hunger Cleanup campaign are looking for donations from community members to help support organizations who work to decrease homelessness in the area.
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UW learns from spring scrimmage
By Tom Lea | Apr. 6, 2009The Wisconsin football team had its first scrimmage this spring and was able to experiment with its lineup.
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Acquaintance assaults skew reported numbers
By Beth Pickhard | Apr. 6, 2009Several Madison officials shed light on the reasons why sexual assault numbers are deceptively low in Wisconsin and nationwide.
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Fourth installment fails to retain ferocity
By Brien Bienenfeld | Apr. 6, 2009What is the worst kind of movie? Is it long and boring or is it unnecessarily confusing? The answer is neither; the worst movies carry predictable plot lines that are too corny to appreciate even if they were original. And if that excruciatingly cliché movie happens to be the fourth sequel coming out almost a decade after the original appeared in theaters, then you have a movie that should never have been pitched in the first place.
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Megan tells UPS what they can stick it up
By Megan Corbett | Apr. 6, 2009UPS never delivered the memo about Facebook.'
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Foreign flick fascinates
By Ryan Hebel | Apr. 6, 2009At the Wisconsin Film Festival this weekend, ""Revanche"" proved its critical acclaim overseas was deserved.'
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Protestors want change in U.S. war involvement
By Joe Skurzewski | Apr. 6, 2009Demonstrators protested the United States' involvement in Iraq and Afghanistan during a march to the Capitol Saturday, criticizing how the Obama administration has been handling the wars.
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Eagon, Maniaci for city council
By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board and Jon Spike | Apr. 6, 2009The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board endorses Bryon Eagon and Bridget Maniaci for Madison Common Council.
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Common Council races approach finish line
By Molly Reppen and Rachel Holzman | Apr. 6, 2009Candidates for District 8 and District 2 alder are busy with last minute campaigning to prepare for Tuesday's elections.
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