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City launches street maintenance plan
Mar. 13, 2008\Pothole Patrol"" aims to improve the quality of Madison streets damaged by this year's winter.
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iFix for your iPod
By Chad Bucholtz | Mar. 13, 2008Six easy steps to taking charge of battery replacement'
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National brands look to students for marketing
By Erin Banco | Mar. 13, 2008UW-Madison students are gaining a unique experience while acting as brand representatives for Ford and Dell computers this summer.
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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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Campus, Madison hospitals support Doyle budget proposal
By Hannah McClung | Mar. 12, 2008Hospitals in the Madison area support a budget repair proposal that could increase their federal funding, though the plan lacks support in the Assembly.
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Milwaukee no longer bowling headquarters of United States
Mar. 12, 2008Milwaukee lost a bowling association headquarters to Texas Tuesday, a company that provided 230 jobs in the city.
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UHS gives tips for a fun and safe Spring Break
By Devin Rose | Mar. 12, 2008The advice from University Health Serices applies to all students, regardless of where they will be for Spring Break.
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Fans flock to area stores for Favre memorabilia
By Amanda Howser | Mar. 12, 2008Sports Illustrated's special edition tribute to Favre is in high demand.
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Geometric exhibit reshapes, 'alters' sculpture norms
By Alison Eiler | Mar. 12, 2008Rebelling against modern art staples, the 'Altered Geometry' gallery gives minimalistic art a twist. '
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'10,000 B.C.' is a mammoth failure of prehistoric proportions
By Alex Vo | Mar. 12, 2008With uninspiring dialogue and a shoddy plot, '10,000 B.C.' isn't worth it.'
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Madison Metro Transit proposes route, schedule changes to city committee
By Callie Rathburn | Mar. 12, 2008Madison's Transit and Parking Committee will hear additional comments on the issue at a public hearing April 15.
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Wrestlers prepared for spotlight
By Tom Lea | Mar. 12, 2008Several Badgers ready for return to NCAA Tournament
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Apply self with business dress, mad skillz
By Ashley Spencer | Mar. 12, 2008Ashlee gives her best tips for interview dress and behavior.'
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Bethke, Badgers run to nationals
By Scott Allen | Mar. 12, 2008Both men's and women's distance medley relays will also compete
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Oxford biologist touts evidence behind beliefs
By Jennifer Evans | Mar. 12, 2008Oxford University evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins addressed the UW-Madison community at a sold-out Wisconsin Union Theater.
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Federal patent office upholds WARF's final two stem-cell patents
By Diana Savage | Mar. 12, 2008Three Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation patents were challenged by the Foundation for Taxpayer and Consumer Rights and the Public Patent Foundation in April 2007
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Men's tennis takes two versus ranked opponents
By Chris Lindeke | Mar. 12, 2008UW defeated Texas Christian and Northwestern.
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State smoking ban, Great Lakes bill unlikely to pass by deadline
By Alex Pacheco | Mar. 12, 2008Several contentious bills, including a statewide smoking ban, will not pass the Legislature this session, according to state officials.
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