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International cheese makers compete for championship
By Abby Sears | Mar. 13, 2008The Monona Terrace hosted the 2008 World Championship Cheese Contest March 11 to 13.
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It's no vacation: Wisconsin softball embarks on difficult stretch
By Andy Van Sistine and Scott Kellogg | Mar. 13, 2008The Badgers will make stops in Missouri and California.
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'Rachel Corrie,' UW student honor activist with performance
By Ben Pierson | Mar. 13, 2008The true story of an American peace activist killed in Gaza comes to life at the Overture Center this weekend, swirling with emotional and provocative undertones.'
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Forget the books, watch more sports
By Nate Carey | Mar. 13, 2008Sports editor Nate Carey says Spring Break is a time to turn on the tube, not catch up on homework.
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St. Patrick's Day: Downtown Madison offers a variety of celebratory events over the weekend
By Elizabeth Michaels | Mar. 13, 2008A parade and run/walk highlight the city's plans for the Irish holiday.
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'Beloved' UW art professor dies suddenly
By Amanda Hoffstrom | Mar. 13, 2008The UW-Madison Art Department will hold a memorial for Gelsy Verna, a UW-Madison professor since 2001, Thursday in the Humanities Building.
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Firearm bill not specific enough
By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board | Mar. 13, 2008Senate needs to clarify broad terms in bill that removes gun restrictions in state of emergency.
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Matt joins Tony Fly at Stargate Nightclub
By Matt Hunziker | Mar. 13, 2008Matt learns that nightclubs aren't quite what Tony Fly promised they would be.'
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Five Guys serves up quality American fare
By Molly Reppen and Ariel Kraut | Mar. 13, 2008Five Guys Burgers and Fries receives high ratings as Madison's newest spot for fast food. '
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State prison funding skyrockets
By Megan Orear | Mar. 13, 2008Funding for Wisconsin prisons went up by 251 percent over 20 years, with some political observers saying new correctional policies are needed.
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World Stem Cell Summit set for Madison in 2008
By Molly Reppen and Sara Lieburn | Mar. 13, 2008Madison will be host to an international gathering of stem cell experts and advocates in September, according to Gov. Jim Doyle.
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Doyle pushes for special session on Great Lakes bill in Assembly
By Charles Brace | Mar. 13, 2008A comprehensive Great Lakes water bill is stalled in the Assembly, with the governor saying he will call a special session to pass the proposal.
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Big Ten brawls in Indianapolis
Mar. 13, 2008The Daily Cardinal breaks down the Big Ten Tournament.
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UW confident it can win at St. Cloud again
By Jon Bortin | Mar. 13, 2008If the Badgers win their series against the Huskies, they will advance to the WCHA Final Five.
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Young tight ends get shot to star
By Tom Lea | Mar. 13, 2008Underclassmen also compete for receiver spots.
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Three-peat within Badgers' reach, but road will not be easy
By Eric Levine | Mar. 13, 2008Wisconsin takes the ice at Minnesota Saturday.
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Letter to the editor: Free market health care best choice
By UW Dietetics and Nutrition Club NULL | Mar. 13, 2008Removal of government intervention for current heath-care system necessary.
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Students to participate in university engagement survey
By Amanda Hoffstrom and Leah Leonidas | Mar. 13, 2008The National Survey of Student Engagement asked students to weigh college experiences with the benefits of learning.
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Navigating cultural lines
By Diana Savage | Mar. 13, 2008Everyone is Irish on St. Patrick's Day, but what about the rest of the year? The story behind why students stay - or stray - from their cultural backgrounds.'
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Nutty taste testing results in sticky but smooth finish
By Sam Karp and Emily Bisek | Mar. 13, 2008Emily pays homage to National Peanut Butter Month by taste testing for the best peanut butter. '
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