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Frozen Four appearance slips away
By Nate Carey | Mar. 31, 2008North Dakota advanced after a 3-2 victory in overtime
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'Last Night' wins with unique, hybrid tunes
By UW Dietetics and Nutrition Club NULL | Mar. 31, 2008The notoriously quirky Moby releases another album of unique tunes.'
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Smith back on the ice
By Nate Carey | Mar. 31, 2008The freshman returned to the lineup after more than two months after injury.
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Softball team loses first four conference games
By Dan Sullivan and Scott Kellogg | Mar. 31, 2008Wisconsin lost twice to Northwestern and twice to Michigan State
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Full disclosure a must to keep validity of research
By Benji Pierson and Ryan Dashek | Mar. 31, 2008Sources of funding for research should be noted completely to highlight potential conflicts of interest.
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UW student in federal custody
By Whitney Newman and Erin Banco | Mar. 31, 2008Pharmacy student, diversity advocate could be deported
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DANE COUNTY BOARD: Manning, O'Hagan prep for Tuesday election
By Abram Shanedling | Mar. 31, 2008Senior Wyndham Manning and freshman Connor O'Hagan discuss their stances on county issues.
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Drinking age should remain
By Whitney Newman and The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board | Mar. 31, 2008The state should not pass legislation lowering the drinking age for military personnel.
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Loss leaves UW searching for answers
By Adam Hoge | Mar. 31, 2008The Badgers had a difficult time explaining their second half meltdown.
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Powerful soldier's return
By Rebecca Autrey | Mar. 31, 2008A moving new film about American troops examines the loophole in service contracts.'
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Election dangers include snipers, poems
By Megan Corbett | Mar. 31, 2008After a brief lapse, Megan returns with her presidential campaign in full-swing.'
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Supreme Court race remains negative, Campus debate centers on TV ads in contentious election.
By Charles Brace | Mar. 31, 2008The state Supreme Court election is Tuesday, with the two candidates participating in one of the most negative judicial campaigns in recent state history, according to watchdog groups.
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Officials predict 875,000 voters in election in Supreme Court election
By By Ledell Zellers | Mar. 31, 2008A contentious Supreme Court race and the governor's Frankenstein"" veto power are predicted to draw 875,000 voters Tuesday.
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Student Leadership Program to host events for Leadership Week
By Staci Taustine | Mar. 31, 2008The first annual all-campus Leadership Week will feature events to spread awareness of learning outside the classroom.
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Madison to turn lights off Saturday
By Abby Sears | Mar. 28, 2008About 200 cities across the globe will participate in an electricity conservation event Saturday.
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Football team loses spring in step due to injuries
By Tom Lea | Mar. 28, 2008Injuries slow down football team early in spring practices.
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Court rules parents not liable in underage drinking case
Mar. 28, 2008The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that the parents of children who host drinking parties in their homes when a car accident results from the party cannot be sued as a result if they are unaware of the drinking.
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Men's hockey gears up for NCAA Tournament
By Jon Bortin | Mar. 28, 2008Badgers return to Kohl Center to take on Denver in a regional matchup.
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Top Republican says budget solution near
By Megan Orear and Sam Karp | Mar. 28, 2008State Assembly Speaker Mike Huebsch, R-West Salem, announced Thursday an agreement can be reached in the next few days on the $527 million budget shortfall.
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Accountability Board may regulate issue ads
By Rebecca Autrey | Mar. 28, 2008The Government Accountability Board voted Thursday to consider regulating advertisements paid for by special interest groups in order to improve the campaign process.
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