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What's in a name?
By Katy Williams | Jan. 31, 2008The new o name"" donation to the University of WIsconsin School of Business is shaking up how the public thinks about philanthropy.'
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Senate Democrats push new economic proposal
By Charles Brace and Andrea Snow | Jan. 31, 2008Senate Democrats introduced an economic agenda Wednesday, though the plan may cause legislative gridlock due to its differences from Republican or Gov. Jim Doyle's proposals.
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Badgers looking to turn corner
By Jay Messar | Jan. 30, 2008After slow start in conference play, Wisconsin is ready to make some noise.
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When you say Leckrone, you've said it all
By Emily Erbs | Jan. 30, 2008Emily Erbs explains the beginnings of many Wisconsin hockey traditions in an interview with UW Band Director Michael Leckrone.'
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Peace advocate stresses optimism to solve Israeli-Palestinian conflict
By Christian Von Preysing-Barry | Jan. 30, 2008David Makovsky, director of The Washington Institute's Project on the Middle East Peace Process, addressed students Tuesday on what is necessary for a peaceful solution.
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Fake good tastes to befriend the elite
By Ashley Spencer | Jan. 30, 2008Ashley points out the two definitive tests of friendship: Similar tastes in music and books.'
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Boron pays tribute to Hollywood legacies
By Brad Boron | Jan. 30, 2008Boron reflects on the career and legacy of Heath Ledger, as well as other favorite Hollywood stars.'
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Unneeded Packer gear used for good cause
By Matt Jividen | Jan. 30, 2008The clothes that declared the Packers champions of the NFC were donated to needy countries.
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Wisconsin-Indiana game highlights Big Ten
By Adam Hoge | Jan. 30, 2008Check out the Big Ten men's basketball review for the upcoming week.
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Men's basketball as good as Elite Eight team of '05
By Adam Hoge | Jan. 30, 2008Adam dissects by position the 2004-'05 squad compared to this year's squad.
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The ultimate superbowl chowdown
By Eunice Abraham | Jan. 30, 2008As the superbowl approaches, New England and New York food battle it out.'
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Fourth place at stake at the Kohl
By Ben Breiner | Jan. 30, 2008Wisconsin and Minnesota-Duluth enter this weekend looking to break the tie for fourth place in the WCHA standings.'
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Coppola's 'Youth Without Youth' nostalgic for classic cinema
By Mark Riechers | Jan. 30, 2008Famed director Francis Ford Coppola delivers exquisite visuals and a disappointing plot in his latest 'Youth Without Youth.'
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'Quiet zones' silence city's train whistles at select crossings: New gates, lights increase safety at railroad tracks
By Ashley Ojala | Jan. 30, 2008Train whistles are silenced Wednesday as three \quiet zones"" go into effect in downtown neighborhoods.
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CNI unreasonable with demands
By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board | Jan. 30, 2008The Capitol Neighborhood Inc.'s 14-page plan to curb downtown drinking only seeks to solve group's issues.
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Single-elimination not the right fit for college hockey
By Eric Levine | Jan. 30, 2008Eric Levine explains how the NCAA Tournament could be improved.'
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Campaign finance reform bill faces opposition
By JoEllen Amato and Soly Moustafa | Jan. 30, 2008The bill seeks to put more public funds into the election process, but might not pass this session.
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Bush speech highlights Wisc. stem-cell research: Dispute in funding of embryonic stem cells still remains
By Charles Brace | Jan. 30, 2008President Bush mentioned his support for a Wisconsin breakthrough in stem-cell research in his State of the Union address, but his comments are receiving a mixed reaction.
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Coffee house to open in UW's Memorial Union
By Devin Rose | Jan. 30, 2008California-based Peet's Coffee and Tea will expand its franchise with a store in Memorial Union.
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