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Visiting political reporter tells of sacrifices covering elections

By Diana Savage | Mar. 26, 2008

UW alumnus Tom Beaumont spoke to students about political reporting.

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Student representatives reveal secession plan: New committee to address State-Langdon issues

By Abby Sears | Mar. 26, 2008

Members from the State and Langdon area want to separate from Capitol Neighborhoods, Inc. in order to create a campus neighborhood association.

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Lost in translation

By Brad Boron | Mar. 26, 2008

Brad analyzes the obstacles associated with adapting books to film. '

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Dean calls for new Dem. election strategy in 2008

By Sara Lieburn and Ryan Seib | Mar. 26, 2008

Former presidential candidate and current head of the Democratic Party Howard Dean held a rally Tuesday, and said he was looking forward to the November elections.

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Wisconsin Appeals Court rules against pharmacist in case over contraceptives

By Hannah McClung | Mar. 26, 2008

A state court said it was correct for a pharmacist to be reprimanded for denying a student access to contraceptives on religious grounds Tuesday.

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State Supreme Court candidates debate about mudslinging ads

By Charles Brace and Alex Pacheco | Mar. 26, 2008

Spending by outside interest groups and mudslinging characterizes the current Supreme Court race, with the candidates debating in Madison Tuesday.

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Senate passes budget repair bill, process unlikely to end soon

By Angela Barian and Charles Brace | Mar. 26, 2008

The full state Senate passed a budget repair bill Tuesday, though partisan differences are likely to slow the process. Republicans remain opposed to a Democratic proposal on hospitals revenues.

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Wisconsin tennis has success over the weekend

By Chris Lindeke | Mar. 26, 2008

The Badgers men's tennis team earned a 4-3 win at Penn State to conclude their Spring Break schedule. The Women won against Central Florida during a respite from Big Ten opponents.

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Family trip leads to mishaps, memories

By Ashley Spencer | Mar. 26, 2008

A vacation with the family isn't complete without car accidents, motion sickness and a few choice expletives.'

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Hardwood on turf: can it work?

By Adam Hoge | Mar. 26, 2008

Columnist Adam Hoge muses about the wisdom of playing a college basketball game in the middle of a professional football field.

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Evridge holds lead for starting signal caller spot

By Tom Lea | Mar. 26, 2008

Senior Allan Evridge will look to fend off four challengers the Wisconsin's starting Quarterback position. Whoever wins the job will have the benefit of a deep athletic offensive line to play behind.