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Women's basketball downs Air Force 74-60 at Kohl Center
By Jay Messar | Dec. 10, 2007Badgers still roll even after postponed game due to weather.
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Anti-abortion group endorses Thompson
By UW Dietetics and Nutrition Club NULL | Dec. 7, 2007Wisconsin Right to Life endorsed former U.S. Sen. Fred Thompson, R-Tenn., Thursday, though some controversy surfaced earlier in his campaign on lobbying for an abortions rights group.
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New Poll says Giuliani, Obama still lead among young voters
By Charles Brace | Dec. 7, 2007U.S. Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., and former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani are the tope choices for President among young people, according to a new poll.
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Brewers must produce a winner for Milwaukee in 2008
By Jon Bortin | Dec. 7, 2007Columnist Jon Bortin discusses the Brew Crew's offseason moves so far.
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UW aims to shoot down Air Force
By Jay Messar | Dec. 7, 2007The women's basketball team has won two straight at home.
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Carey's top action/adventure heroes
By Nate Carey | Dec. 7, 2007Guest columnist Nate Carey delivers his list of the top three action/advernture heros of all time.'
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BREAKING NEWS: Wiley to step down
By Amanda Hoffstrom | Dec. 7, 2007Chancellor John Wiley will step down from his position effective September 2008, he announced at a press conference Friday.
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ESPN SportsCenter host to give December commencement speech
By Devin Rose | Dec. 7, 2007Scott Van Pelt called Madison America's best college sports town after visiting this summer.
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Hearing held on salvia, penalties to be added in Assembly bill
By Natalie Fairbanks | Dec. 7, 2007A bill currently in the state Legislature that would create new penalties over the drug salvia was read in a public hearing Wednesday, with bill supporters saying the drug poses a risk to users and the public.
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Alders create plan for winter transportation
By Abby Sears | Dec. 7, 2007Three alders use suggestions from constituents to develop new solutions to the city's snowy streets problem.
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Police in New Mexico locate burned body of UW student
By Jillian Levy | Dec. 7, 2007Police in Las Cruces, N.M., located a partially burned body of UW-Madison student Michael Morrow.
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UW System adopts new student seg fee policy
By Amanda Hoffstrom | Dec. 7, 2007Don Mash, UW System executive senior vice president, announced UW System President Kevin Reilly's acceptance of a revised student fee policy.
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Hatter invasion
By Allison Rothschild | Dec. 7, 2007The MadHatters are coming for a double dose of fun with two nights at the Overture Center and a brand new album.'
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A Look Back: Wiley's history at UW-Madison
By The Daily Cardinal | Dec. 7, 2007A timeline of Chancellor John Wiley's 30-plus years at the university.
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Lack of celeb crush list makes Kiera listless
By Kiera Wiatrak | Dec. 7, 2007Kiera conjures up creative ways to get her boyfriend to allow her a \celebrity crush list""'
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Education not limited to lecture hall seats
By Brittany Jones and Peter Zook | Dec. 7, 2007Intercultural dialogues provide an opportunity for learning beyond class
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Men's hockey off to Minnesota to maul Mavericks
By Nate Carey | Dec. 7, 2007The Badgers will look to enter winter break with four consecutive victories.
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Tree-naming legislation a waste
By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board and Erica Walkup | Dec. 7, 2007It is a waste of legislators' time and taxpayers' money to decide what the tree in the Capitol should be called.
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Madison continues to dig out, more snow expected
By Jack Zeller | Dec. 6, 2007City officials scramble to clear streets and sidewalks as more snow is forecast for Thursday evening
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