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You Are What You Meditate
By Jigyasa Jyotika | Dec. 11, 2008UW scientists receive government grant to help study the surprising effects of meditation and compassion on the brain'
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Tuition increase unlikely for '09 spring semester
By Maureen Backman and Hannah McClung | Dec. 11, 2008The announcement of the projected state budget deficit of $5.4 billion dollars for the 2009-'11 biennium led to concerns that UW students' tuition would increase. However, this tuition raise will likely not occur for the 2009 spring semester.
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UW-Madison juniors kick off campaigns for District 8 alder
By Callie Rathburn | Dec. 11, 2008Jacob Schmidt and Bryon Eagon will face off for the District 8 seat on the Madison Common Council this spring.
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Long and winding 'Road' to the Oscars
By Kevin Slane | Dec. 11, 2008Kevin prepares for a month of winter hibernation and discusses this year's oscar picks.'
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Matchup with Longhorns highlights winter opponents
By Matt Fox | Dec. 11, 2008The UW basketball team has had an eventful first third of the season and will face a top-10 Texas team two days before charismas.
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In times of economic struggle, Americans must remember the spirit of giving
By Joseph Koss | Dec. 11, 2008Joseph Koss gives his take on the importance of giving more rather than receiving during the holiday season
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Dining-in trend reflects poor economy
By Oren Katz | Dec. 11, 2008Follow these helpful food tips to fill up on your favorite meals and keep your wallet stuffed, too.'
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Ariel embraces Madison dining scene, fondly remembers her time as columnist
By Ariel Kraut | Dec. 11, 2008Columnists reflect and offer sound advice to foodies everywhere'
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UW-Madison junior announces campaign for District 8 alder seat
By The Daily Cardinal | Dec. 10, 2008Jacob Schmidt will run for the District 8 alder position on Madison's Common Council.
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Wisconsin report card after strong start to season
By Jay Messar | Dec. 10, 2008Women's basketball beat writer Jay Messar explains why the Badgers are a strong defensive team but are lacking offensively.
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Survey to analyze students' financial aid persistence
By The Daily Cardinal and Dan Sullivan | Dec. 10, 2008The university is currently studying how financial aid affects on students' persistence and graduation. Results of the study will surface within the next year.
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'Seinfeld' inspires funny, diverse student art
By Jenna Liberman | Dec. 10, 2008UW students display creative, unpretentious art as a part of Hummanities gallery.'
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Madison police missing concentrated crime area
By Dan Josephson | Dec. 10, 2008Campus police are making a concerned effort to curb crime in Madison, but they are failing to focus their efforts on areas that need more attention.
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Alcohol tax can curb drinking
By Kelly Kallien and The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board | Dec. 10, 2008Although it is a good idea to implement a higher alcohol tax, the funds should be used on measures to curb the culture of drinking in Wisconsin first and foremost.
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Dorm residents launch 200-person snowball fight, UWPD called in
By Melanie Teachout | Dec. 10, 2008The first large amount of snow fell on to the UW-Madison campus Monday night. Students from Ogg and Sellery Halls launched a massive snowball fight and UWPD officers were called in to stop it.
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Badger football report card
By Nate Carey | Dec. 10, 2008Football beat writer hands out his end of season grades to Bret Bielema's squad. '
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Recruiting ratings turn into coach's crutch at Notre Dame
By Ben Breiner | Dec. 10, 2008Columnist Ben Breiner discusses the issue of new head coaches dealing recruits obtained by prior coaches.
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Realistic film portrays Mumbai 'Slums'
By Eric Kleefeld and Brian Jahnke | Dec. 10, 2008In Danny Boyle's latest gripping love story, a young boy goes from slums to game show.'
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Wisconsin defeats Idaho State in thriller
By Andy Van Sistine | Dec. 10, 2008The Badgers pulled away from the Bengals with seconds left in the game, winning by two.
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City commission votes against Madison Metro fare increase
By Amy Rosenfeld | Dec. 10, 2008The city's Transit and Parking Commission voted against a 50-cent busfare increase Tuesday.
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