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Psapp back with 'Back'
By Gena Rieger | Feb. 23, 2009Psapp is back with a different sound on their new album'
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Campus leaders address new diversity initiatives at event
By Erin Banco | Feb. 23, 2009Diversity leaders from across the UW-Madison campus met Thursday to discuss their ideas for the future diversification of the university.
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Softball looks to continue win streak in New Mexico
By Joe Skurzewski | Feb. 20, 2009Wisconsin will face the New Mexico Lobos, Drake Bulldogs and Texas Tech Red Raiders when they head to Albuquerque this weekend
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Second-half lapses let Hawkeyes roll over Badgers
By Jay Messar | Feb. 20, 2009The Wisconsin women's basketball team held a lead at halftime but was overwhelmed at Carver-Hawkeye arena in Iowa Thursday night.
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MGE will give back extra funds
By Anna Bukowski | Feb. 20, 2009Madison Gas and Electric proposed a reimbursement of funds to customers Thursday.
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New fraternity chapter to debut on campus
By Scott Kellogg and Alyssa Connolly | Feb. 20, 2009Ten South Asian UW-Madison students accomplished the goal of initiating a new fraternity chapter on campus. Their experience as UW-Madison Greek members will begin this spring.
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One more time for senior class
By Brandon Storlie | Feb. 20, 2009The Wisconsin women's hockey team will play its final regular season games with a senior class that earned two national title and three Frozen Fours berths in four seasons.
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UW coalition hails domestic-partner benefits in budget
By Molly Reppen and Erin Banco | Feb. 20, 2009A state group is advocating for the provision granting health care to domestic partners of state employees in Gov. Jim Doyle's 2009-'11 biennial budget proposal.
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UW ready to battle for top spot
By Ben Breiner and JoEllen Amato | Feb. 20, 2009The Wisconsin men's hockey team will play its second-straight series against a top-10 team when they host the Denver Pioneers over the weekend.
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Early release of inmates possible under budget plan
By Steven Rosenbaum | Feb. 20, 2009In an effort to save money on corrections, Doyle's budget would release some of the state's inmates early, in addition to reducing some probation programs.
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Students discuss lack of sex education in Asian-American families
By Beth Pickhard | Feb. 20, 2009The Campus Women's Center and the Asian American Student Union collaborated in a forum to discuss Asian sexuality Thursday night.
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Separate church, state in same-sex marriages
By Dimitri Syrkin-Nikolau and Kevin Mack | Feb. 20, 2009A simple solution to the problems with same-sex marriage lie in keeping religion and politics out of each other's boundaries
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I know it's old, quit hating on my Dell, yo
By David Hottinger | Feb. 20, 2009The Mac vs. PC fight continues to take over the campus.'
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Guests carry N.A.S.A. on debut
By Emma Roller | Feb. 20, 2009Hip-hop duo N.A.S.A. releases their first studio album filled with more than a dozen guest artists.'
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Wisconsin rings up fifth-straight
By Nick Schmitt | Feb. 20, 2009The Wisconsin men's basketball team beat Indiana 68-51 to extend its winning streak to five games.
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Teens arrested with BB gun outside Palisades
By Rachel Holzman | Feb. 20, 2009Two Madison East High School students were arrested after pointing a weapon at a woman Thursday night.
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Gov. Doyle signs budget-adjustment bill into law, pushes for bipartisanship
By Cathy Martin | Feb. 20, 2009Governor Doyle signed into law Thursday the state budget adjustment bill, which is designed to create jobs and fill in the budget gap but has received no support from Republican lawmakers.
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Complexities of math and life collide in 'Proof'
By Joe Skurzewski | Feb. 20, 2009The Madison Theatre Guild presents this critically acclaimed play at the Bartell Theatre this weekend.'
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Rick Warren controversy another partisan battle
By Brian Bienenfeld | Feb. 20, 2009Although Obama's presidency promised partisanship, people are too wrapped up in two-party fights, such as the Rick Warren scandal
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Gimmicks cheapen dunk contest
By Matt Fox | Feb. 20, 2009Columnist Matt Fox ponders why the NBA dunk contest has gone away from purely artful dunks and instead focuses on cheesy spectacle.
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