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Tracking down a title

By Scott Allen | Feb. 27, 2008

Wisconsin men's track team poised for run at eighth straight conference crown, women aim for top-three against tough Big Ten.

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Study says smoking bans have no negative impacts in Wis.

By Hannah McClung and Paul Blazevich | Feb. 27, 2008

A new report says smoking bans do not harm bars or taverns in Wisconsin. A proposed statewide ban still faces opposition in the Senate and Assembly.

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House inspires Ashley to carry love child

By Ashley Spencer | Feb. 27, 2008

There's nothing like waking up with a hangover to make Ashley want to house-hunt.'

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Nothing to 'rave' about

By Ben Pierson | Feb. 27, 2008

Danish duo, the Raveonettes, release a lack-luster new album.'

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Forum gives advice for next campus chancellor

By Amanda Howser | Feb. 27, 2008

Students, faculty and many others attended the second chancellor search forum Tuesday to provide opinions on qualities needed for the next UW-Madison chancellor.

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Badgers looking for revenge at Michigan

By Jay Messar | Feb. 27, 2008

Badgers go for fifth straight victory, revenge for overtime loss earlier in season

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Americans want their Cuban cigars back, end embargo

By Matt Jividen | Feb. 27, 2008

Fidel Castro's resignation may allow for the Cuban embargo to be lifted in the future.

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Bohannon boosts Badgers down Big Ten stretch

By Adam Hoge | Feb. 27, 2008

Basketball beat writer Adam Hoge analyzes the week that was and the week to come in Big Ten basketball.

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New Feingold bill smart solution for Iraq War

By Dan Josephson | Feb. 27, 2008

The Redeployment Act of 2007 can feasibly bring back troops and still allow U.S. to maintain role in Iraq.

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New report says human trafficking larger problem in state than many realize

By Charles Brace | Feb. 26, 2008

Human trafficking is a growing problem in the state, according to a new report, with the general public largely unaware of the problem.

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Annoying week drives Keaton to distraction

By Maureen Backman and Keaton Miller | Feb. 26, 2008

Is the government trying to distract us by planting daily annoyances in our lives? Keaton explores.'

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'Vantage' misses 'Point' despite fresh storytelling

By Mark Riechers and By Rachel Schulze | Feb. 26, 2008

New film can't capitalize on solid cast, intriguing concept.'

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Court candidate Gableman says he is a 'judicial conservative'

By Britney Tripp | Feb. 26, 2008

Judge Michael Gableman, who is currently running for the state Supreme Court, spoke on campus Monday. He outlined his judicial philosophy and how it would affect his rulings.

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Day-long event focuses on goals for new union

By Lara Sokolowski | Feb. 26, 2008

UW-Madison students, faculty and staff participated in a \mini-conference"" Monday to boost student involvement in the reconstruction of Union South and preservation of Memorial Union.

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