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Wilson St. standoff ends peacefully
By Negassi Tesfamichael | Feb. 5, 2008Three children and their mother were involved in a standoff between a Madison man and police.
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UW prof. joins nat'l pre-election polling panel
By Lara Sokolowski | Feb. 5, 2008UW-Madison polticial scientist Charles Franklin will participate in an Ad Hoc Committee to analyze why polls have not accurately predicted the 2008 presidential primary results
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Super Bowl upset good for America
By Ryan Reszel | Feb. 5, 2008Ryan Reszel tells why the Patriots' loss was everyone else's gain.
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Women's studies to become department: UW joins growing trend among large universities
By Amanda Hoffstrom | Feb. 5, 2008Provost Patrick Farrell said the department could be fully functioning by fall 2008.
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UW grads 'Scavenge' for inspiration
By Molly Reppen and Emma Condon | Feb. 5, 2008Two UW grads create artwork with nothing but scissors and imagination'
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Weekend to forget for Wisconsin tennis teams
By Chris Lindeke | Feb. 5, 2008Both the men's and women's teams lost matches.
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Ryan prepares UW for road test
By Alex Morrell | Feb. 5, 2008Coach knows conference victories away from Kohl Center do not come easy.
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Stone praises Player of Week Anderson at press conference
By Jay Messar | Feb. 5, 2008Senior takes honor for second time this season.
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Scientists collaborate on Wisconsin climate change initiative
By Jillian Levy and Kelly Jelen | Feb. 5, 2008Scientists are teaming up to address how climate change in Wisconsin will affect the state's industries, environment and resident' squality of life.
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Storm expected to add up to nine inches of snow
By Beth Michaels | Feb. 5, 2008The city's salt supply and winter tourism are doing well this season.
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Coffee shop right choice for union
By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board | Feb. 5, 2008Despite some backlash, Peet's Coffee and Tea is a perfect fit for students.
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Eaves says Badgers moving on after tough loss
By Nate Carey and Meghana Agni | Feb. 5, 2008With Michigan Tech looming on horizon, there's no time to dwell on Minnesota-Duluth defeat.
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Overture Gallery 'Reflects' local talent, Madison beauty
By Neha Suri | Feb. 5, 2008A group of local artists collaborates on this collection of paintings featuring lush Madison landscapes'
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Political donor pleads guilty in money laundering scheme
By Charles Brace | Feb. 4, 2008An ongoing investigation into a conspiracy concerning political fundraiser Dennis Troha led to another guilty plea Friday, according to the Department of Justice.
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Badgers and Bulldogs split series, remain tied for fouth place
By Jon Bortin and JoEllen Amato | Feb. 4, 2008UW has ups and downs during the weekend.
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Harrelson's 'Walker' best role since 'Larry Flint'
By Ryan Hebel | Feb. 4, 2008Woody Harrelson stars in 'The Walker,' a cleverly written screenplay about loyalty, moralty and Canasta. '
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Wrestlers defeat Michigan State, fall to Iowa
By Melanie Shibley - The Daily Cardinal and Tom Lea | Feb. 4, 2008UW lost to the No. 1 Hawkeyes by two points.
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Federal court ruling helps student group fight for funding
By Will McClain and Amanda Hoffstrom | Feb. 4, 2008A January Federal Court ruling presented enough evidence Sunday for the Associated Students of Madison student judiciary to change a Roman Catholic Foundation-UW-Madison appeal into a new eligibility complaint.
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Sweeping success: Women's hockey wins tenth straight
By Ben Breiner | Feb. 4, 2008Wisconsin won 6-1 and 5-2 over North Dakota.
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Black History Month events kick-off at Memorial Union
By Jillian Levy | Feb. 4, 2008Student organizations celebrate Black History Month with a kick-off event Saturday at Memorial Union.
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