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2009 Arts & Entertainment Preview

By The Daily Cardinal | Jan. 21, 2009

Eminem - o Relapse 

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Winter Restaurant Week serves up Madison's finest culinary creations

By Sara Barreau and Jon Spike | Jan. 21, 2009

Warm up with imaginative dishes from Madison's best restaurants during Restaurant Week.'

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Ladies in red dominate Sioux

By Nico Savidge | Jan. 21, 2009

The Badger women's hockey team steam rolled north Dakota over the weekend, storming back after its first series loss of the season.

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Madison could be 2016 Olympic 'cycling hub'

By Abby Sears | Jan. 21, 2009

If Chicago wins its bid to host the 2016 summer Olympic games, several cycling and mountain biking events would take place in the Madison area.

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At long last: President Obama

By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board | Jan. 21, 2009

Diplomacy and bipartisan tone in Obama's speech will be pivotal in facing the country's challenges.

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Obama expresses hope of 'remaking America'

By Hannah McClung | Jan. 21, 2009

President Barack Obama was sworn into office Tuesday on the U.S. Capitol steps and officially began his term as the leader of a nation faced with many challenges. Millions gathered for the historic inauguration of the nation's first black president.

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ASM constitution a step forward, requires student participation

By Sean McMaster | Jan. 21, 2009

For real ASM improvements to succeed, students must reject apathy and participate

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Despite 'change,' equal opportunities still lacking

By Megan Sallomi | Jan. 21, 2009

Work still needs to be done to aid minority and low-income students and families

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Hearty home-cooked meals top the To-Do list

By Claire Wiese | Jan. 21, 2009

Fulfill your New Year's resolution to eat healthy and save money by making meals at home.'

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Students celebrate inauguration across campus

By Kelsey Gunderson and C.P. VanValkenburg | Jan. 21, 2009

Students on campus continued to show their support for President Obama as he was sworn in as the nation's 44th president Tuesday.

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Bite of Madison: Tornado Steakhouse

By Jia Luo | Jan. 21, 2009

Tornado Steakhouse features hard-to-find cuisine for a hefty pricetag'

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Man seen masturbating in front of UW sorority house

Jan. 21, 2009

An unknown man was seen masturbating outside a UW sorority house Saturday.

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Losing rights cramps style, inspires a hit

By David Hottinger | Jan. 20, 2009

A nasty break up inspires yet another breakup song'

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Blame for lost season falls on coaches

By Ben Breiner | Jan. 16, 2009

Columnist Ben Breiner analyses the disappointing Badger football season and concludes that coaching played a major role in the 7-6 finish.

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cieslewicz should prioritize jobs

By Ben Breiner and The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board | Jan. 16, 2009

The mayor's list of 64 desired projects to pursue if the state receives government support should focus on necessary improvements that offer jobs to Madison's citizens

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UW squads stumble against Northern Michigan, Duluth

By Brandon Storlie | Jan. 16, 2009

The Wisconsin men's hockey team was swept at home by Northern Michigan but bounced back to sweep Alaska Anchorage. The women's squad defeated the US select team in an exhibition but then suffered its first loss of the year in Duluth.

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Hospital bailout demands practicality

By Ryan Dashek | Jan. 16, 2009

Although hospitals should be given aid to survive the tough economic times, they should become more fiscally responsible and offer more support for the lower-class communities

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Wisconsin, Minnesota hope to save money through cooperation

By Jessica Feld | Jan. 16, 2009

Gov. Jim Doyle and Minn. Gov. Tim Pawlenty signed executive orders calling for collaboration between their states in an attempt to save money and reduce state budget deficits.

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New beginning creates civil rights opportunities

By Joseph Koss | Jan. 16, 2009

The time is now for public officials and politicians to push for equal rights for homosexual individuals

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Proposed cuts to UW System to have little effect on students

By Hannah McClung | Jan. 16, 2009

Proposed state spending reductions to the UW System aim to fill in the state budget deficit for the 2008-'09 fiscal year. Luckily for students, these cuts will likely have little impact on the student body.