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Deacon drops a complex celebration
By Matt Hunziker | Mar. 25, 2009Dan Deacon's second album successfully refines his electronically frenetic style.'
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Martin unveils tuition initiative, seeks feedback
By Erin Banco | Mar. 25, 2009UW-Madison Chancellor Biddy Martin unveiled a new initiative to sustain the university's reputation and affordability Tuesday.
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In times of crisis, turn to the Dean of Students
By Sean McMaster and ??zge Sevindik | Mar. 25, 2009The Dean of Students serves as in ample resource to victims, despite what critics say.
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Claire skips spring and longs for summer as she uncovers the pros and cons of local ice cream shops
By Claire Wiese , Jon Spike and Shannon Kelly and Alex DiTullio | Mar. 25, 2009Cure your winter blues with a taste of summer from one of these Madison ice cream shops.'
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Despite complaints, baseball still unnecessary for UW athletics
By Crystal Crowns | Mar. 25, 2009Columnist Crystal Crowns explains why the University of Wisconsin does not need a baseball team at the NCAA level.
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Doyle names federal funds oversight team
By The Daily Cardinal | Mar. 25, 2009Gov. Jim Doyle announced a team to ensure transparent allocation of federal funds from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act Tuesday.
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Doyle tuition proposal unwise
By The Daily Cardinal | Mar. 25, 2009The inclusion of reduced tuition for illegal immigrants sends the wrong message and causes a swarm of problems.
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Drug offenders could retain licenses
By Molly Sheetz | Mar. 25, 2009The Wisconsin state Assembly passed a resolution removing a federal mandate requiring automatic suspension of drug offenders' drivers' licenses Tuesday.
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Negotiations continue for new hotel to serve Monona Terrace
By Anna Bukowski | Mar. 25, 2009Madison Mayor Dave Cieslewicz continues to negotiate plans for a new hotel to serve Monona Terrace and the downtown Madison area.
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UN looking to cable for answers?
By Ali Rothschild | Mar. 25, 2009How blurred has the line between political commentary and TV entertainment become?'
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Sioux visit Goodman for two
By Joe Skurzewski and Erin Schmidtke | Mar. 25, 2009The Badger softball team returns home for a Wednesday night double-header against North Dakota.
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Students to host Day of Action for domestic partner benefits
By The Daily Cardinal | Mar. 25, 2009Community members will lobby for the inclusion of domestic partner benefits in the state's 2009-2011 biennial budget in Library Mall Wednesday.
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Badger player Hughes pleads not guilty in traffic cases
By The Daily Cardinal and Molly Reppen | Mar. 24, 2009Trevon Hughes, a point guard for the Wisconsin Badgers basketball team, pleaded not guilty to two traffic violations Monday.
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Wisconsin showcases talent over last week’s meets
By Scott Kellogg | Mar. 24, 2009The Wisconsin men's track and field team wrapped up a busy week Saturday after participating in three events since the beginning of spring recess.
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The older sister questions the authority.
By Kiera Wiatrak | Mar. 24, 2009Kiera ends up questioning the authorities in a new setting.'
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UW improves at Blue and Gray
By Emma Condon | Mar. 24, 2009The men's tennis won two out of their three matches at last weekend's Blue Gray Tennis Classic in Montgomery.
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Joint Finance Committee supports film incentives
By Claire Wiese and Will Hoverman | Mar. 24, 2009According to state Rep. Mark Pocan, D-Madison, the powerful Joint Committee on Finance showed support for keeping the state's film tax incentives program, which Gov.r Doyle cut in his 2009-'11 budget proposal, in an informal vote.
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New stimulus package supports general welfare
By Andrew Haffner and Kevin J. Mack | Mar. 24, 2009Obama's new stimulus plan is beneficial for all Americans.
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UW takes No. 9 in championship
By Adam Loferski | Mar. 24, 2009The UW Wrestling team traveled to compete in the NCAA Championships last weekend with members capturing second, third and fourth places.
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UW freshman Ashley Wanland’s record breaking NCAA Championship
By Jake Langbecker | Mar. 24, 2009The Wisconsin women's swim team completed a successful run at the NCAA Championships at College Station, Texas over the weekend behind strong performances from freshman Ashley Wanland and their relay teams.
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