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Madison City Council elects new leadership for 2008-'09

By Abby Sears | Apr. 23, 2008

The council elected Ald. Jim Bruer, District 14, as the new president.

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Columnist lifestyles of the poor and famous

By Ashley Spencer | Apr. 23, 2008

Ashley shares her best money-saving tips after wallowing in debt.'

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Reforms must avoid fate of past ASM proposals

By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board | Apr. 23, 2008

The release sent by some of the newly elected ASM representatives is commendable, but will not succeed where other ASM proposals have failed.

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Next semester's distinguished lecturers chosen

By Caitlin Gath | Apr. 23, 2008

After nearly three hours of deliberating, the Wisconsin Union Directorate's Distinguished Lecture Series Committee narrowed a list of 40 potential speakers for next fall to a list of nine preliminary finalists.

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MSNBC writer says science news overtaken by tabloids

By Devin Rose | Apr. 23, 2008

Alan Boyle, UW-Madison's spring Science Writer in Residence, told students today's tabloid culture interferes with the ability to communicate significant scientific stories effectively.

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Measured strokes carry crew into Big Ten races

By Rebecca Autrey | Apr. 23, 2008

The Wisconsin women's openweight rowing team will rely on its seniors as they enter a stretch of regattas against some of the best competition in the country.

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We Conserve campaign announces early success

By Grace Kim | Apr. 23, 2008

UW-Madison's energy conservation campaign boasted over $3 million per year in energy savings since its initiation in April 2006.

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Raphael anchors Badger lineup

By Scott Kellogg | Apr. 23, 2008

Junior outfielder Valyncia Raphael has been an important cog in the field and at the plate this season. She leads her squad, which will face UW-Green Bay in a doubleheader Wednesday, in RBIs

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Wisconsin traffic deaths down 30 percent

By The Daily Cardinal | Apr. 23, 2008

There has been a drop in Wisconsin traffic fatalities so far this year, possibly the result of decreased traffic volume.

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Transportation Options provides alternatives

Apr. 22, 2008

Group provides varied options to aid commuters

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Bamuthi headlines 'Line Breaks'

By Sarah Nance | Apr. 22, 2008

In its second year on campus, 'Line Breaks: The Remix' brings top national talent together again in a hip-hop symposium poised to shake Madison's campus this again week.'

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Rental education benefits students

By Molly Reppen and The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board | Apr. 22, 2008

The Student Tenant Union's education week will help all who participate.

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University Book Store hosts student tree-hugging charity event

Apr. 22, 2008

University Bookstore will donate 25 cents per student who hugs a tree Tuesday for Earth Day.

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Men's hockey signs six to letters of intent

By Jon Bortin | Apr. 22, 2008

Three players from Wisconsin and three from Minnesota join the 2008 squad.

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Night of the 'Stripping Dead'

By Mark Riechers | Apr. 22, 2008

Death gets horny in this sleazy, bloody, guilty pleasure.'

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Women's golf finishs fifth over weekend

By Adam Loferski | Apr. 22, 2008

Badgers ready to use experience at Lady Buckeye Invitational to their advantage.

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Top UW-System officials earn more than Doyle

Apr. 22, 2008

Gov. Jim Doyle makes less than some UW-System employees, but those officials might earn less than their peers at other schools.

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Conklin House moves to East Mifflin Street

By Will Hoverman and Elizabeth Michaels | Apr. 22, 2008

The house was placed on wheels and driven to its new location Sunday night on East Mifflin Street.

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From Johnny Cash to Boston: Not all comebacks created equal

By Molly Reppen and Ben Peterson | Apr. 22, 2008

Ben analyzes the success rate of comeback albums'

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Replacing Wiley: Gov. Jim Doyle weighs in on prospective candidates for UW-Madison Chancellor

By Molly Reppen and Charles Brace | Apr. 22, 2008

Gov. Jim Doyle says the next Chancellor of UW-Madison needs to be accessible and able to build constructive relationships with officials across the state.