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Overhyped Thriller 25 stains pop king's legend
By Molly Reppen and Ben Peterson | Feb. 26, 2008Ben discusses time, contemporary musicians' effect on Michael Jackson's Thriller 25'
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Stem-cell pioneer to help lead UW research institute
By Ryan Weinkauf and Amanda Hoffstrom | Feb. 26, 2008James Thomson, a UW-Madison stem-cell researcher, announced Monday he will become the director for regenerative medicine at the new Morgridge Institute for Research opening in 2010. University officials also honored Thomson's lab.
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Fewer women win public office in Wis.
By Kerry King and Beth Pickard | Feb. 25, 2008Local governments report low numbers of elected females in local governments throughout the state.
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BREAKING: Hit and run sends two pedestrians to hospital
By Abby Sears | Feb. 25, 2008A vehicle struck two pedestrians on University Avenue Monday night, causing police to block off a portion of the road and reroute traffic for over an hour.
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Mitchell Lichtenstein's new thriller 'Teeth' all bark and no bite
By Matt Fox and Kevin Slane | Feb. 25, 2008Despite attention from the Sundance Film Festival, 'Teeth' is underdeveloped.'
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Desperation sets in as Badgers fight for home-ice advantage
By Nate Carey | Feb. 25, 2008UW is only one point ahead of St. Cloud State.
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Funny spoofs not enough for 'Be Kind'
By Meg Anderson | Feb. 25, 2008Michel Gondry's new project \Be Kind Rewind"" may be funny but suffers from an unsatisfying plot.'
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Obama outspends Clinton five-to-one in ads
By Charles Brace | Feb. 25, 2008Presidential candidates spent over $2 million on advertising in Wisconsin before the primary, with U.S. Sen. Barack Obama spending more than any other candidate.
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Evolution should be taught in classrooms
By Whitney Newman and Ryan Dashek | Feb. 25, 2008Creationism is not based in scientific reasoning and therefore should not be taught in science classes.
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One year later, Badgers avenge loss to OSU
By Ryan Reszel | Feb. 25, 2008Wisconsin won 58-53 Sunday afternoon in Columbus.
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ASM announces polling dates, voting policy for spring election
By Amanda Hoffstrom | Feb. 25, 2008Election polls will be open April 1 to April 3. Polling locations have yet to be determined.
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Gophers attack with offensive barrage
By Benji Pierson and Eric Levine | Feb. 25, 2008Minnesota scores eight goals in two games.
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Alvarez addresses BTN, athletic dept. success
By Alyson Maugeri | Feb. 25, 2008UW Athletic Director Barry Alvarez said the Big Ten conference ranks third in graduates of its student athletes in new NCAA Division I Academic Performance rates.
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Wisconsin will play 12th game against Cal-Poly Mustangs
By The Daily Cardinal | Feb. 25, 2008The Badgers and Mustangs will take to the field on Nov. 22 at Camp Randall Stadium.
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Women's hockey team finishes in third place after win, tie against Minnesota
By Eric Levine | Feb. 25, 2008Wisconsin will face Minnesota State in the WCHA playoffs.
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Two abortion bills move forward in state
By UW Dietetics and Nutrition Club NULL | Feb. 25, 2008Two politically contentious abortion bills are moving forward in the state legislature recently.
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Carson's saved by Genghis Kahn relation
By Megan Corbett | Feb. 25, 2008A night a Carson's isn't the same when the hilarious Galarius.'
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UW building evacuated over acid spill
By The Daily Cardinal | Feb. 25, 2008Firefighters evacuated the Engineering Research Building after a large acid spill.
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Primary ads highlight fairness
By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board | Feb. 25, 2008Spending on advertising in Wisconsin was well distributed throughout the state
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Grocery store coming to new University Sq.
By Lauren Vettel | Feb. 25, 2008Roundy's Supermarkets is negotiating with Executive Managment Inc. to lease space in the new University Square development.
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