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Lady Badgers fall to Michigan State
By Jay Messar | Jan. 26, 2009The Wisconsin women's basketball team was unable to secure a win against the Spartans Sunday afternoon.
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Having a ball
By Beth Pickhard and Kyrie Caldwell | Jan. 26, 2009A snowball fight on Bascom Hill drew a large crowd, but failed to break the world record.
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Letter to the Editor: Event offers liberal forum opportunity
By Jessie Otradovec | Jan. 23, 2009Come listen to a variety of speakers Saturday at 7 p.m. at the Orpheum Stage Door
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Senators protest against abortion clinic
By Whitney Newman and Erin Banco | Jan. 23, 2009Wisconsin state lawmakers sent letters of protest to UW Hospital's CEO in protest against the opening of a second-trimester abortion clinic.
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Blasters and phasers and ray guns, all nigh?
By Bill Andrews | Jan. 23, 2009Laser weapons, long a staple of science fiction, might soon become a reality'
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UW hopes to get back on track
By Matt Fox | Jan. 23, 2009The Wisconsin men's basketball team needs to regain its confidence after its last two disappointing overtime losses.
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Madison landlord urges UW housing safety
By Anna Bukowski | Jan. 23, 2009Madison landlord Dave Wood recently proposed a new campaign that seeks to increase safety education in student housing and is directing his efforts toward UW-Madison students.
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Doyle testifies for more commuter rail funding
By Jessica Feld | Jan. 23, 2009In hopes of gaining federal aid to invest in Wisconsin's passenger rail system, Gov. Jim Doyle testified before the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee Thursday.
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For fullest comfort, why not travel by rail?
By Kaylee DeGrace | Jan. 23, 2009UW Professor renews interest in railroad industry with new educational programs'
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WiscAlert warns campus of pipe burst, gas leak
By Melanie Teachout | Jan. 23, 2009Students received WiscAlerts from UW-Madison officials Thursday morning when a gas pipe burst near the Biochemistry building.
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Students voice new ideas for chancellor at fourth forum
By Ashley Davis and Andrea Snow | Jan. 23, 2009Faculty, students and members of the Madison community met Thursday for the fourth economic brainstorming forum led by UW-Madison Chancellor Biddy Martin.
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'09 Oscar Nominations
By The Daily Cardinal | Jan. 23, 2009With the Academy Awards set for February 22, it's time to evaluate the top performances of the year. Here is the list of top nominees vying for this year's prestigious statue.'
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Future Super Bowl changes worth a shot
By Matt Fox | Jan. 23, 2009Columnist Matt Fox explains why changes applying to the 2010 Super Bowl could benefit coaches, athletes and fans.
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'Sweeney Todd' hits Overture Center
By Molly Reppen and Alex Morrell | Jan. 23, 2009Leading actress Carrie Cimma talks about this unique, more humor laden revival of 'Sweeney Todd' that will spend the weekend in Madison.'
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Posting on law school website stirs controversy
By Megan Orear | Jan. 23, 2009After a notice appeared on the UW Madison Law School website calling for volunteers for Supreme Court Chief Justice Shirley Abrahamson's campaign, Rep. Steve Nass, R-Whitewater, wrote a letter to Chancellor Martin claiming it violates state laws.
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Lady Badgers hope to net wins at St. Cloud State
By Nico Savidge | Jan. 23, 2009Wisconsin faired well against St. Cloud State earlier this season and is looking to pick up two more wins against it this weekend.
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State unemployment rate increases to 5.8 percent
By The Daily Cardinal | Jan. 23, 2009According to the Department of Workforce Development, Wisconsin unemployment rose by 0.5 percent in 2008. However, this percentage remains below the rate of national unemployment.
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UW receives grant to prevent domestic violence on campus
By Erin Banco | Jan. 23, 2009Dane Country and university organizations will partner with UW-Madison to prevent domestic violence on campus. The partnership will thrive from a grant from a $300,000 grant.
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Wisconsin falls to Nittany Lions in overtime
By Abby Becker and Jay Messar | Jan. 23, 2009Badgers drop heart-breaker at Penn State Thursday evening.
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New affirmative action solution still years away
By Kelly Kallien and Ryan Dashek | Jan. 23, 2009Despite pros and cons for Affirmative action, universities are likely still far away from a balanced compromise that goes beyond race
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