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A digressive column on the subject of Risk2
By Matt Hunziker | Mar. 5, 2009A detailed analysis of Risk, complete with footnotes'
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The industry is watching
By Tom Hart | Mar. 5, 2009UW-Madison students have been downloading music illegally for years, at the risk of lawsuits. As the recording industry's enforcement methods evolve, students might find themselves receiving more cease and desist letters from the RIAA'
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UW students report suspicious man lurking around apartment
By The Daily Cardinal | Mar. 5, 2009Four UW-Madison students reported a suspicious man lurking around their North Brooks Street apartment.
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Possible changes to UW code of conduct debated
By Sung Won Park | Mar. 5, 2009After a presentation about the potential effect that proposed changes to the UW student conduct code could have on students' rights, supporters and opponents of the changes expressed their concerns.
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Eagon releases safety plan with focus on campus protection
By Rachel Holzman | Mar. 5, 2009Bryon Eagon, a candidate for the District 8 alder position, released his safety plan focusing on reducing crime rates and increasing campus safety.
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Monogamy in a bottle... at least for voles
By Jigyasa Jyotika | Mar. 4, 2009Scientists develop an injection that turns a lifelong bachelor vole into a dedicated lover and father vole '
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Ald. Judge’s website to rate landlords
By Rebecca Holland | Mar. 4, 2009Ald. Eli Judge, District 8, announced the creation of ""Madison Property Ratings"" Tuesday, a website that would allow students to evaluate their property owners.
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UW Band does charity
By Erin Banco | Mar. 4, 2009The University of Wisconsin Marching Band volunteered with Madison's Independent Living Inc. Tuesday. The band will continue to volunteer with the organization throughout the month of March.
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Late night makeover: finding hope in Fallon
By Ali Rothschild | Mar. 4, 2009This week, Ali addresses the shift in comedy Jimmy Fallon represents in late night TV.'
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Benefit increase isn’t beneficial
By The Daily Cardinal | Mar. 4, 2009Often in politics, elected officials choose to make the easier choice rather than the best choice for their constituents in the grand scheme of things.
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Council adopts Talen fire ordinance
By Rachel Holzman and Liz Puibello | Mar. 4, 2009The common council unanimously approved the Peter Talen Smoke Alarm Ordinance Tuesday requiring Madison landlords to install tamper-resistant smoke detectives in every bedroom.
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Doyle advocates for renewable energy programs
By Cathy Martin | Mar. 4, 2009Gov. Jim Doyle is advocating for the use of renewable energy initiatives through a portion of state's funds from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.
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UW ready for Gophers
By Matt Fox | Mar. 4, 2009The Wisconsin men's basketball team will attempt to avenge a 78-74 home overtime loss when they go to the Barn to play Minnesota Wednesday night.
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Man found at Union identified
By The Daily Cardinal | Mar. 4, 2009The 41-year-old man found dead at the Union Tuesday has been identified as James Wai from Seattle, WA
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When it gets cold, the nose knows what to do
By Kaylee DeGrace | Mar. 4, 2009The human nose works hard to keep us healthy and disease free, even if that sometimes means a runny or stopped up nose.'
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Four students receive cash prizes for inventions
By Andrea Carlson | Mar. 4, 2009Directors of the third annual Wiscontrepreneur Challenge awarded cash prizes to four projects Monday. Students used $15 worth of surplus materials to create the products.
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Conference tournament offers final chance for Stone’s crew
By Jay Messar | Mar. 4, 2009The culmination of what 11 Big Ten teams have been working for all season has arrived. The 2009 Women's Big Ten Basketball Tournament will debut Thursday morning from Conseco Fieldhouse in Indianapolis, Ind.
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Dead body found in Union guest bedroom
By The Daily Cardinal | Mar. 4, 2009A Uw-Madison Union staff member found a 41-year-old man dead in a guest room on the fourth floor of the Union Tuesday.
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Crave lounge closes due to poor economy
By Abby Sears | Mar. 4, 2009Crave Restaurant and Lounge closes due to poor sales and a dwindling economy.
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Transportation programs to improve across the state
By The Daily Cardinal | Mar. 4, 2009Federal stimulus funds will provide jobs for thousands.
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