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Idan Raichel to perform at Luther's
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Badgers upset Hawkeyes
By Nathan Dygart | Feb. 7, 2005The Wisconsin women's basketball team stunned No. 25 Iowa 88-78 Sunday at Carver-Hawkeye Arena. The Badgers (3-7 Big Ten, 9-11 overall) were carried by junior guard Ashley Josephson's career-high 29 ' ¦
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Women icers sweep weekend, season series
By Mike Constantine | Feb. 7, 2005The fourth-ranked Wisconsin Badgers entered this weekend's series against the Minnesota State-Mankato Mavericks looking to stay on the inside track on the road to the Frozen Four and establish momentum ' ¦
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Skating Around Madison
By Ben Schultz | Feb. 7, 2005Though the recent warm spell may make winter seem a little less fierce, there's still plenty of fun to be had during the season. Winter offers a chance to enjoy ' ¦'
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Minnesota pressure causes Wisconsin miscues, loss
By Connor McKnight | Feb. 7, 2005Traveling is tough on a team. Sometimes even a solid squad who has won their last five of six games will take a road trip and stumble. These losses are ' ¦
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Feb. 7, 2005Tuition increases for all UW System schools would be capped at 3 percent in a new proposal introduced by Rep. Rob Kreibich, R-Eau Claire, and Sen. Sheila Harsdorf, R-River Falls, ' ¦
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Student protesters demand lower tuition
By Jessica Marinelli | Feb. 7, 2005In an effort to preempt Tuesday's state biennial budget disclosure, a group of 10 UW-Madison students unraveled 3,000 petitions in Gov. Jim Doyle's office Friday calling for lower tuition costs ' ¦
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Is Russ right for presidency?
By Sam-Omar Hall | Feb. 7, 2005With President Bush's second inauguration barely on the books, it may seem premature to start thinking about the 2008 election. But now is the time for testing the political waters, ' ¦
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Definition of marriage must be separate from religion
By Harlen Johnston | Feb. 7, 2005Homosexuals are akin to the people who prefer vanilla ice cream. Both are choices which have validity to the person who chooses them, but, to be honest, I do not ' ¦
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Young drivers do not warrant added scrutiny
By Jessica Sprang | Feb. 7, 2005Recent study only highlights one factor
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Doyle spares Capitol Square historical museum from closing
By Anne Shapiro | Feb. 7, 2005Gov. Jim Doyle announced Sunday the doors of the Wisconsin Historical Society Museum, located on Capitol Square at 30 N. Carroll St., will remain open. According to Rep. Spencer Black, ' ¦
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Secret Machines revive classic rock at Club 770
By Joe Lynch and Jane Alters | Feb. 7, 2005Sweet relief comes to Madison for the throngs of teenagers bemoaning the fact that the creative age of classic rock essentially came to an end with the '70s. For every ' ¦'
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UW, Minnesota skate to weekend split
By Alex Pacheco and Justin Dreyfuss | Feb. 7, 2005Badgers win 3-1 Friday night, fall 5-3 Saturday
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Coxon delivers 'Happiness'
By Matt Hunziker | Feb. 7, 2005Graham Coxon Happiness in Magazines (Astralwerks) Anyone confused about the dramatic difference in sound between Blur's most recent album, Think Tank, and the latest release from the band's former guitarist ' ¦'
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1,800 more state job cuts on horizon
By Michael Worringer | Feb. 7, 2005Gov. Jim Doyle will propose cutting 1,800 state jobs when he proposes his budget to the Legislature Tuesday night, according to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. This is just one step ' ¦
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Let's go fly a kite
By Andy Van Sistine and Chris Essig | Feb. 7, 2005The seventh annual Kites on Ice Festival took flight this weekend on Lake Mendota in front of Memorial Union, with highlights like the extreme sport of \snow kiting."" Hundreds of ' ¦
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What's in a dumb name, anyway?
By Brittany Jones and Erin Canty | Feb. 7, 2005An exclusive private prep school in Massachusetts is working on changing its name. The students who attend the school have been ridiculed and bothered by the snide comments that people ' ¦'
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'Tarnation' chronicles disorder
By Dan Wohl | Feb. 7, 2005Everyone has their own personal pains and struggles, but for filmmaker Jonathan Caouette, his tortured life takes on a horrible, surreal drama. In \Tarnation,"" currently showing at the Orpheum Theatre, ' ¦'
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UW System names new executive VP
Feb. 7, 2005The UW System announced Friday that System President Kevin Reilly appointed Donald Mash, the current chancellor of UW-Eau Claire, to be the UW System executive vice president. \The time is ' ¦
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