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Aphrodisiacs seduce Claire's Valentine's Day dinner
By Claire Wiese | Feb. 12, 2009Looking for an aphrodisiac to seduce your valentine? Columnist Claire Wiese outlines the best and most bizarre'
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Ain't it grand?
By Matt Fox | Feb. 12, 2009The Wisconsin men's basketball team won its third-straight game Wednesday, beating Iowa 69-52. Senior forward Marcus Landry scored his 1000th point as a Badger during the game.
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Being bad feels so good for rising band The Last Vegas
By Claire Wiese | Feb. 12, 2009New band The Last Vegas talks about the excitement of touring with legendary group Motley Crue'
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MLB cannot live up to own self image
By Ben Breiner | Feb. 12, 2009Columnist Ben Breiner philosophizes that baseball's current problems stem not from steroid use but from the sport's inability to accept its checkered history.
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Heart-shaped boxes of chocolates, beware
By Yara Korkor | Feb. 12, 2009Local chocolatiers infuse handmade chocolate delicacies with love and pride all year round.'
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Shiny red apples and shooting victims
By Matt Hunziker | Feb. 12, 2009Matt gets distracted by a shooting victim on the street.'
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Antiwar group needs new tactics
By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board | Feb. 12, 2009The Campus Antiwar Network targets the wrong people at the wrong times in their recent protests
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Doyle, lawmakers discuss state stimulus at business conference
By Grace Urban | Feb. 12, 2009Governor Doyle emphasized the importance of businesses to the advancement of the economy and discussed the proposed state stimulus plan at the annual Business Day conference Wednesday.
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Doyle announces steps toward state budget fix
By Nico Savidge and Dan Sullivan | Feb. 12, 2009A state stimulus plan unveiled by Gov. Jim Doyle Wednesday aims to reduce the state budget deficit by cutting $125 million in state spending and making use of federal stimulus money to create jobs.
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UW forced to give student data to questionable businesses
By Charles Brace | Feb. 12, 2009Companies can legally buy personal student data from the university, though students have some alternatives to protect themselves from scams.
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District races demand student participation
By Andrew Voss | Feb. 12, 2009College Democrats encourage all students to be informed on the city council races
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Mocha Latte Napoleons
By Andrew Haffner and Sara Barreau | Feb. 12, 2009If you're in the mood for a whole \latte"" love this Valentine's Day, try this easy and decadent dessert.'
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Chancellor pushes value of education in humanities
By Kelsey Gunderson and By Rachel Schulze | Feb. 12, 2009Chancellor Martin defended the value of receiving a degree within the humanities departments, stressing the importance and usefulness a humanities degree can have in the real world.
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Badgers ready for round two with Nittany Lions
By Leann Barden and Alex Lugo | Feb. 12, 2009The Wisconsin women's basketball team will attempt to avenge an early season loss to the Penn State Nittany Lions Thursday evening.
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Data shows increase in Madison violent crime
By Molly Reppen and Abby Sears | Feb. 12, 2009Madison police are planning on focusing on domestic-violence-related crimes after new statistics showed a growing trend in the city.
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Suspected rapist, armed burglar turns himself in to police
By The Daily Cardinal | Feb. 12, 2009Courtney Cowins, a suspect in the rape and beating of a Madison woman, turned himself in to police Wednesday night.
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Congress reaches stimulus compromise
By Megan Orear | Feb. 12, 2009The U.S. Senate and House of Representatives, which had competing versions of the economic stimulus bill, reached a compromise Wednesday that would send less money to states.
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Hasty ousting of Russell Athletics
By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board and Morgan Haefner | Feb. 11, 2009Cutting ties with Russell Athletics may have been too swift of a move for UW-Madison
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Police name rape case suspect
By Rebecca Holland | Feb. 11, 2009Madison police are looking for Courtney Cowins, 28, who is believed to be the suspect in a brutal rape and beating two years ago.
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As America's demographics continue to change, so must schools
By Jon Spike | Feb. 11, 2009Schools must be prepared for multicultural demographic that will soon be flooding into schools
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