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UW stem-cell support institute names new executive director
By Amanda Hoffstrom and JoEllen Amato | Apr. 10, 2008Erik Forsberg was named WiCell's first full-time executive director Wednesday.
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Anderson drafted by Connecticut
By Jay Messar | Apr. 10, 2008UW's all-time leading scorer lands with Sun at 23rd pick.
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Lawmakers compromise on Great Lakes bill
By Charles Brace | Apr. 10, 2008The governor announced a special session of the Legislature to pass a comprehensive bill meant to protect the Great Lakes Wednesday.
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UW to launch athlete adjustment program
By Molly Reppen and Whitney Newman | Apr. 10, 2008All incoming first-year student athletes will participate in the premiere \Life Skills Academy,"" UW-Madison's spin on an NCAA program to help new athletes adjust to college.
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Tremendous potential for Lawton as governor
By Erik Opsal | Apr. 10, 2008If Doyle decides to call it quits, Lawton would serve the state well as governor.
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Poll says 69 percent want smoking ban
By Hannah McClung | Apr. 9, 2008Around 69 percent of residents support a statewide smoking ban, according to a recent poll, though the bill is stalled in both the state Senate and state Assembly.
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New Goodwill store opens on State Street
By Caitlin Gath | Apr. 9, 2008The store's retail director said the clothing will be more selective and trendy at the State Street location.
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Perfectly 'Smart' comedy
By Mark Riechers and Ian Zangs | Apr. 9, 2008Dennis Quaid and Ellen Page star in a snooty new comedy that delivers a lot of laughs.'
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City Council approves photo ordinance
By Abby Sears | Apr. 9, 2008Ald. Eli Judge's tenants rights ordinance requiring landlords to provide photographic evidence of damages passed unanimously Tuesday.
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Man up and redefine your slang vocabulary
By Ashley Spencer | Apr. 9, 2008Ashley joins the tradition of Webster and the OED to bring you a modern definition for a new word'
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Brewers, go play outside
By Adam Hoge | Apr. 9, 2008Adam Hoge laments the necessary evil of baseball being played indoors and critiques the Brewer's requirements for opening their stadium roof.
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Judges voluntarily resign over little-known state law
Apr. 9, 2008A little-known law caused the resignation of two members of a government watchdog agency Tuesday, with the agency only a few months old.
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Follow state of city address with action
By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board | Apr. 9, 2008Mayor Dave Cieslewicz's State of the City speech acknowledged important issues, but failed to address actions to help solve the city's problems.
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Offensive line coming together
By Tom Lea | Apr. 9, 2008The Badger offensive linemen are using their spring practice to get use to their now position coach and get a better feel for their teammates. They are being counted on to anchor the offense next season.
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Softball readies for non-conference foes
By Scott Kellogg and Bill Anderson | Apr. 9, 2008The Badgers will break from Big Ten play to host Northern Iowa on Wednesday. They are coming off a 1-3 weekend but broke a 7-game losing streak Saturday.
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Advocates push for felon voting rights
By Charles Brace | Apr. 9, 2008Current state laws disenfranchise felons, according to a coalition of advocacy groups Tuesday, disproportionably affecting black voters.
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Family of slain UW student sets up scholarship fund
Apr. 9, 2008\Dollars for Brittany"" will honor Brittany Zimmermann's academic passion and drive to help others in need.
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Brad analyzes the finer points of 'The Dark Knight's' unconventional campaign
By Clay Thomas , Brad Boron and Jon Spike | Apr. 9, 2008The way the the film industry approaches advertising is changing with new media.'
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Tuition increase not best source for project funds
By Matt Jividen | Apr. 9, 2008Although the Iraqi Student Project has good intentions, a tuition increase is not justified.
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'State of the City' addresses safety concerns
By Abby Sears | Apr. 9, 2008Mayor Dave Cieslewics reflected on past, present and futue issues facing the city during his \State of the City"" speech Tuesday.
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