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107 Grammy Awards and few are worthy
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AP credits do not encourage early graduation
By Laura Kalinowski | Feb. 9, 2005Despite advanced credit, students opt to stay longer
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Ants, bacteria wage 50-million-year-old battle for food
By Emily Laughnan | Feb. 9, 2005\Ant""-ibiotics could spur human research'
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Wisconsin: you need to read this
By Peter Long | Feb. 9, 2005Last week, Gov. Jim Doyle quietly unleashed the state of Wisconsin's newest beast of a tourism slogan, \Wisconsin-Life's So Good,"" along with a $3.8 million increase to the state's tourism ' ¦'
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Availability of paid jobs varies for humanities, science students at UW
By Erica Pelzek | Feb. 9, 2005For students of the humanities, \paid internships"" can be a nearly oxymoronic phrase-it is no wonder UW-Madison competition for them is so fierce. A few students receive internships each year, ' ¦
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'Overnight' is too overdone
By Joe Pudas | Feb. 9, 2005The new documentary \Overnight"" displays the brief rise and fall of the egomaniacal filmmaker Troy Duffy, the man behind 1999's hit ""The Boondock Saints."" It comes pre-packaged as a ""real-life ' ¦'
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Pierce versus Wade-the matchup you won't see
By Jon McNamara | Feb. 9, 2005Two months ago, tonight's match-up between the Wisconsin Badgers and the Iowa Hawkeyes would have featured one of the Big Ten's most prolific scorers going head to head against one ' ¦
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Hawks fly into Kohl Center
By Justin Dreyfuss | Feb. 9, 2005The No. 21 Wisconsin men's basketball team (6-3 Big Ten, 15-5 overall) will take on an underrated Iowa Hawkeyes team (3-5, 15-6) Wednesday night at the Kohl Center. If you ' ¦
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Budget includes tuition cap
By Andrew Haffner and Michael Worringer | Feb. 9, 2005UW System cuts not as severe in Doyle's second state budget
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Privatization would end Social Security
By Josh Gildea | Feb. 9, 2005George W. Bush may not be the smartest president, but he's certainly a clever politician. Many of the policies he has championed have not just advanced his conservative agenda, but ' ¦
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Match made in Madison
By Betsy Golomski | Feb. 9, 2005Wilkinson drafts Schrubbe as leading lady
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New Grainger wing forces 4-dept. move
Feb. 9, 2005Four UW-Madison fixtures, all currently located at 905 University Ave., will be moving to accommodate the new Masters of Business Administration wing of Grainger Hall, according to a UW-Madison press ' ¦
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Staff Opinion: Doyle comes around
Feb. 9, 2005He finally said it. After cutting it out of the State of the State address earlier this year, Gov. Jim Doyle got his priorities straight at his budget address Tuesday. ' ¦
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UW club rugby moving on up
By Connor McKnight and JoEllen Amato | Feb. 9, 2005Club sports here at UW, like all over the country, are made up of a group of guys who play for love of the game, with no promise of scholarships, ' ¦
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Women skaters acknowledged for play
By Crystal Crowns and Zach Kukkonen | Feb. 9, 2005All year long, the No. 4 UW women's hockey team (14-7-1 Western Collegiate Hockey Association, 20-7-1 overall) has boasted a stingy defense. Led by its second-year captain, senior defender Carla ' ¦
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Testing the limits of math
By Jackie Martin | Feb. 9, 2005The second annual UW-Madison Integration Bee took place Tuesday with 14 competitors, all UW-Madison students, vying for the title of \Grand Integrator of Madison."" Fans of these integrators filled the ' ¦
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How hypnotists get in your head
By Dinesh Ramde | Feb. 9, 2005You are getting sleepy ... very sleepy ... your eyelids are getting heavy ... when I snap my fingers, you will be completely asleep. Snap! Guess it didn't work. I ' ¦'
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Idan Raichel to perform at Luther's
By Mollie Levison | Feb. 8, 2005Israeli singer brings ethnic pop to Madison'
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TABOR will choke Wisconsin's necessary services
By Jake Herrera | Feb. 8, 2005As the gates open on round two of the Taxpayers' Bill of Rights debate, it has become increasingly in vogue for TABOR proponents to use Colorado, the native soil of ' ¦
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