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Taking fun and games seriously
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Republican National Convention Coverage from St. Paul
By Devin Rose | Jun. 3, 2008Check out our coverage of this year's convention from bordering Minnesota, and follow the day-to-day changes as Hurricane Gustav hits the Gulf Coast. Also view posts from last week's DNC.
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Nat'l project aims to set record number of youth voters in 2008
By Britney Tripp | May. 30, 2008The National Campus Voter Registration Project initiated a nationwide campaign earlier this year to register college students, encouraging them to vote and educate themselves on issues and candidates.
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Fraternity plans to rebuild Langdon Street house after fire
By Abby Sears | May. 30, 2008After a late-night fire destroyed the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity house during finals week in May, the brothers are now looking forward to a new house in the future.
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UW to admit nearly 500 wait-listed students for fall semester
By Caitlin Gath | May. 30, 2008UW-Madison will admit about 500 wait-listed students by the beginning of the fall semester, according to a university statement.
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Lower pay raises expected for state employees, UW faculty
By The Daily Cardinal | May. 30, 2008In a move to decrease the state budget deficit, non-union state employees, including many UW-Madison faculty and staff members, will receive lower pay raises this year than previously planned.
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Hockey squads ready to build on playoff success in 2008-'09
By Brandon Storlie | May. 30, 2008The return of strong cores of players will likely offset the losses of Kyle Turris and Jinelle Zaugg for Wisconsin's Men's and Women's hockey teams, respectively.
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High-rise apartments transform student housing options in downtown Madison
By Abram Shanedling | May. 30, 2008The emergence of high-rise apartments could decrease the overall cost of housing for student renters in Madison.
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Students, alumni prepare for new south campus union
By Andrea Carlson | May. 30, 2008UW-Madison's Union South will undergo a complete reconstruction in order to provide a better area for students to meet, study, socialize and relax.
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California cheese production no longer a threat to Wisconsin supremacy
By Hannah McClung | May. 30, 2008Wisconsin will not lose its title as the number one cheese producer any time soon, as predictions that California would soon surpass Wisconsin in cheese production prove to be incorrect.
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Political involvement a must for new freshmen
By Dan Josephson | May. 30, 2008Incoming students should seize the opportunity to get involved in Madison's political atmosphere.
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Better pay outside Wis. creates exodus of UW chancellors
By Charles Brace | May. 30, 2008With three UW System chancellors leaving for better-paying positions within the past year, educators say Wisconsin is not offering enough financial incentives to retain qualified college administrators.
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Experience Madison's culinary variety
By Marly Schuman | May. 30, 2008Whether you'll be new to Madison in the fall or just haven't been adventurous in your time here, check out these food joints.'
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Governor signs Great Lakes Compact to protect freshwater
By Jen Winter | May. 30, 2008Wisconsin lawmakers recently ratified the historic Great Lakes Compact, an agreement to protect the world's largest source of surface freshwater.
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New feature coming to MyUW
By Erin Banco | May. 30, 2008'Course Guide' will offer textbook info for spring semester
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Renovations, new buildings consume campus construction
By Melanie Teachout | May. 30, 2008Incoming students and visitors can anticipate the UW-Madison campus undergoing a number of construction projects this summer. The construction plans aim to preserve, renovate and add new buildings to campus.
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Roundball rock: Bo Ryan's crew ready to surprise again
By Andy Van_Sistine | May. 30, 2008Although the losses of Michael Flowers and Brian Butch will leave the Badger basketball team slightly short-handed early in the season, Bo Ryan's consistent methodical approach should lead to another successful season in Madison.
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Badger football: looking ahead
By Mario Puig | May. 30, 2008Success of aerial attack will rest on untested wide receivers
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Conservation king
By Peter Cameron and Jacqueline Sutton | May. 30, 2008Field biologist and UW-Madison alum George Schaller has become a leading political advocate for the environment '
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