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Portishead's encounters of the'Third' kind
By Lydia Statz and Dan Wohl | May. 7, 2008British electro-rockers Portishead release their 'Third' in almost 15 years.'
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Health care reform a priority, poll says
May. 7, 2008Health care in the state is in need of major reform, according to a recent poll, with over 61 percent of residents favoring a government administered health care system.
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Trapped in the teenage years on 'Underdog Alma Mater'
By Danny Marchewka | May. 7, 2008Forever The Sickest Kids release a new album that promises commercial success but offers little substance.'
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Further action against 2009 class pres. unclear
By Grace Kim | May. 7, 2008Oliver Delgado, senior class president-elect, didn't call back Tuesday to comment.
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Post-grad plans: get finance boys, malaria
By Ashley Spencer | May. 7, 2008Before signing off for the summer, Ashley delivers some advice from successful grads.'
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UW officials investigate possible SigEp misconduct
By Jillian Levy | May. 7, 2008The Offices of the Dean of Students is investigating a complaint alleging hazing-like behavior at the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity following activation day events at the house Friday, May 2.
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All Badgers teams pass NCAA academic scores
By The Daily Cardinal | May. 7, 2008Twenty-three UW sports passed academic criteria set by the NCAA for the 2006-07 academic year.
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Bidding fond farewells and tribute to the roll of movies in aspiring journalists
By Brad Boron | May. 7, 2008Brad gives his last column and pays tribute to movies in his life.'
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UW alumnae to speak at graduation ceremony
By The Daily Cardinal | May. 7, 2008Wisconsin Supreme Court Chief Justice Shirley Abrahamson and USA Networks founder Kay Koplovitz will speak at commencement this spring.
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Try to be 'Indestructible'
By Mark Riechers and Clay Thomas | May. 7, 2008Documentary about one man's struggle with terminal illness'
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911 error gives MPD false lead
By Kelly Kallien and Abby Sears | May. 7, 2008Dane County Executive Kathleen Falk revealed new details in the investigation of the Brittany Zimmermann 911 call.
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All apologies after two years of writing
By Adam Hoge | May. 7, 2008Adam dives into his box of apologies and thank you's in his farewell column.
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Court declares ban on Madison drink specials acceptable
By Hannah McClung and Bill Anderson | May. 7, 2008A ban on weekend drink specials is likely to remain in Madison, with the state's top court ruling Tuesday that bars could cooperate with city requests to curb binge drinking.
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Union Council approves new Union South design direction
By Megan Orear | May. 7, 2008Few recommendations were made to the architects of the new south campus union.
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Cardinal Q&A: former sports editor Len Shapiro
By Nate Carey and Justin Zyduck | May. 7, 2008Len Shapiro graduated from the University of Wisconsin in 1968 with a bachelor of science in journalism and earned a Masters in journalism at the University of Missouri in 1969. During his four years in Madison, Shapiro worked for The Daily Cardinal and was sports editor in 1967-'68.
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Favre jersey wearer has moved on, so will Matt
By Matt Jividen | May. 7, 2008Matt bids farewell in his final Daily Cardinal column
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Devoted ASM leader needed for change
By Scott Allen and The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board | May. 7, 2008ASM needs someone to step up to be chair and lead the reforms that have been promised
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Four campus staff apply to be Madison chancellor
By Charles Brace | May. 7, 2008Speculation continues over which internal candidates are applying for Chancellor John Wiley's job, with the finalists announcement coming Wednesday morning.
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UW Counseling and Consolation Services provides Pet Therapy
By The Daily Cardinal | May. 7, 2008The annual Pet-Therapy event will bring dogs to Library Mall Wednesday from 3 to 5 p.m.
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Men's tennis readies for NCAA
By Chris Lindeke | May. 7, 2008UW heads to sunny California to take on Washington.
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