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West Washington apartment approved
By Rachel Holzman | Feb. 19, 2009The Urban Planning Committee approved a West Washington Avenue apartment complex Wednesday.
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From food to fuel
By Claire Wiese | Feb. 19, 2009Claire looks at the effect of foods on our fuel market, notably beef and corn'
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GOP lawmakers gauge budget
By Megan Orear | Feb. 19, 2009Republican lawmakers are speaking out against several provisions in the state budget plan Governor Doyle announced Tuesday, including its various tax increases and non-spending related policy initiatives.
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A glimpse of summer: the indoor Farmer's Market
By Frances Scholler | Feb. 19, 2009It's not the extravagant affair on the Capitol Square, but the indoor Farmer's Market still has a lot to offer'
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Badgers ready to bounce back against the Hawkeyes
By Alex Lugo | Feb. 19, 2009The Wisconsin women's basketball team hopes earn a win against Iowa after its devistating loss against Indiana at home.
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ASM constitution endures harsh feedback
By Molly Reppen and Andrea Carlson | Feb. 19, 2009The proposed reform of the Associated Students of Madison constitution garnered criticism in a debate held at Memorial Union Wednesday.
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Troops honored before deployment to Iraq
By Joe Skurzewski | Feb. 18, 2009The 3,200 members of the Wisconsin National Guard that will soon be deployed to Iraq gathered at the Alliant Energy Center Tuesday, where Governor Doyle and other lawmakers honored them for their service.
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Bohannon's re-emergence key to Wisconsin winning streak
By Scott Kellogg | Feb. 18, 2009During the Wisconsin men's basketball team's six-game losing streak, junior guard Jason Bohannon struggled badly as a shooter, but he has rounded into form in the last four games.
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Battery victim left in the dark
Feb. 18, 2009A UW student attempts to find the suspect who knocked two of his teeth out after he forgets his night after a night of partying Friday.
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The reasoning behind the decline in Uggs
By Ashley Spencer | Feb. 18, 2009The recession makes the population beyond college students cut back on luxuries.'
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Eagon and Woulf win District 8 primary
By Rebecca Holland | Feb. 18, 2009Bryon Eagon and Mark Woulf remain in the race for District 8 Alder after Tuesday's primary resulted in Katrina Flores and Jacob Schmidt bidding farewell to their hopes of becoming Alder.
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Will Joss Whedon's 'Dollhouse' find a place in today's science-fiction genre?
By Ali Rothschild and Brad Rysz | Feb. 18, 2009This week, Ali discusses the dynamics of today's sci-fi television programming.'
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Doyle budget not sharing sacrifice
By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board | Feb. 18, 2009Gov. Jim Doyle's budget proposal struggles in concerns over equal distribution of taxation and problems with the cigarette tax projection
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Pharmaceutical case settlement brings in $9 million for state
Feb. 18, 2009A pharmaceutical company that over-charged Wisconsin's Medicaid program must pay the state $9 million dollars after a Dane County jury found the company guilty of price fraud Monday night.
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Professor to host new Big Ten TV show
Feb. 18, 2009Office Hours,"" produced by UW-Madison's University Communications, will air Feb. 19 for the first time.
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Man exposes genitals to woman and asks if she wants a feel
Feb. 18, 2009A man reportedly exposed his privates to a woman and asked her if she wanted to touch them Friday afternoon.
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Doyle unveils plan with 'largest cuts ever seen'
By Hannah Furfaro | Feb. 18, 2009Governor Doyle gave his budget address Tuesday and announced deep cuts and new taxes meant to fill in the state's $5.7 billion deficit. The UW System faces cuts, but Doyle announced an increased investment in financial aid.
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Charles Spearin talks happiness with friends
By David Reed | Feb. 18, 2009Charles Spearin from Broken Social Scene and Do Make Say Think releases a solo project that experiments with music and conversation.'
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Letter to the Editor: Evolutionist theory still just a theory
By Timothy Reasa | Feb. 18, 2009Article titled \Darwin's legacy muddled in sad, pointless debate"" misfired on false claims of fact versus debate
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America's troubles with math keep multiplying
By Molly Reppen and Sean McMaster | Feb. 18, 2009Although still a crucial part of American's education, math does not receive appropriate funding nor respect it deserves
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