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Women's hockey back on track
By Eric Levine | Jan. 18, 2008Badgers sweep only series over Winter Break.
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Men's basketball player gets fourth drinking citation
By The Daily Cardinal | Jan. 18, 2008Junior Kevin Gullikson has recieved three underage drinking tickets in Madison and one in Minnesota.
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FBI announces fall in violent crime levels nationwide: Statistics also show decrease in Madison crime
By Abby Sears | Jan. 18, 2008New FBI statistics show a 1.8 percent decrease in violent crime nationwide; Madison's violent crime rate dropped 15.6 percent in the first six months of 2007. Officials plan for even less crime in 2008.
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Defensive lapse in first half leaves Badgers with loss
By Nate Carey | Jan. 18, 2008UW unable to overcome defensive mistakes.
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Fraternity announces plan to return to UW
By Jillian Levy | Jan. 18, 2008Nearly 13 years after leaving UW-Madison, the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity will rejoin the Greek community this fall.
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Federal judge again rules in Catholic group's favor
By Amanda Hoffstrom and Leah Leonidas | Jan. 18, 2008Roman Catholic Foundation-UW-Madison are expected to go to trial with the university in June.
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Gov. Doyle signs, modifies cable bill
By The Daily Cardinal | Jan. 18, 2008The governor signed a bill attempting to increase competition in the state cable television industry recently, vetoing some portions to provide better consumer protections.
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UW-Madison receives $175 million donation for financial aid
Jan. 18, 2008Leading alumni from UW-Madison recently donated $175 million in support of need based financial aid.
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Gritty curds claim another convert to the cheesier side of life
By Ariel Kraut | Jan. 18, 2008Self-proclaimed coastie Ariel recounts how Wisconsin cheese melted her heart'
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'Romeo and Juliet,' a tragedy in tutus?
By Ryan Hebel and The Daily Cardinal Arts Columnists | Jan. 18, 2008When Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet"" takes center stage at the Overture Center on Tuesday, Jan. 23, most audience members will see the bard's tragedy of star-crossed lovers as they never have before but always wished they had in high school: without words. Instead, audiences will have the chance to see those eloquent verses, complex wordplay and sexual innuendos translated through dance by the St. Petersburg Ballet Theatre Company.
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Fruit flies wear beer goggles too
By Jennifer Evans | Jan. 18, 2008Humans aren't alone when it comes to looking for sex when intoxicated'
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Bill seeks to ban same day voter registration
By Charles Brace | Jan. 18, 2008A bill recently moved forward in the state Assembly that would end same day voter registration, splitting supporters and opponents largely along party lines.
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Beyond the pillowtalk: the science behind dreams
By Sajia Hall | Jan. 18, 2008New scientific research sheds light on where dreams come from and what they mean'
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Losing weight in 2008
By Rochelle Hombsch | Jan. 18, 2008Five tips for sticking to and achieving your weight-loss resolution'
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DoIT network access requires video screening
By Lara Sokolowski | Jan. 18, 2008UW Initiative to warn of the dangers of illegal downloading.
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Palcic, Hankwitz leave UW staff, Ikegwuonu to enter draft
By Tom Lea | Jan. 18, 2008Badgers must deal with many changes this offseason.
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UW leaps ahead in '07 'best-value' public colleges ranking
By Shira Nanus | Jan. 18, 2008UW-Madison showed significant increase in affordability, according to Kiplinger's national ranking.
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Airport design work approved
By Molly Reppen and Abby Sears | Jan. 18, 2008Gov. Jim Doyle approved a $900,000 proect for design work at Madison's Dane County Regional Airport.
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Frankenstein veto ban goes to voters
By The Daily Cardinal | Jan. 18, 2008The April 2008 ballot will contain a referendum allowing Wisconsin voters to ban a governor's ability to use partial vetoes in legislation.
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UW men's hockey go through highs and lows during break
By Jon Bortin | Jan. 18, 2008Schedule favors Badgers down the stretch.
