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Tree branches of government
By Andrew Haffner | Dec. 9, 2004A sparkling Christmas tree stands tall in the middle of the Capitol rotunda.
A cram session on caffeine
By Katie Ernest | Dec. 9, 2004The country's most used recreational drug, innocently concealed in Hershey's bars, coffee cups and Mountain Dew cans, will likely be consumed more often as the end of the semester winds ' ¦'
Icers try to extend WCHA lead
By Eric Schmoldt | Dec. 9, 2004At this point in last year's season, the Wisconsin men's hockey team was hitting full stride and in the middle of what would turn out to be a school-record, 15-game ' ¦
What's on tap in UW sports?
Dec. 9, 2004Volleyball heads to regionals Fresh off two wins at the Field House last weekend to open the NCAA tournament, the volleyball team travels to UW-Green Bay this weekend for Sweet ' ¦
2004 Oscar bait, from 'The Aviator' to 'The Sea'
By Dan Marfield | Dec. 9, 2004Scenes from a Marfield'
Campus Republicans to produce newspaper
By Jeana Anderson | Dec. 9, 2004Paper will offer a more conservative viewpoint for UW
Never a shortage of issues for ASM to tackle
By Andy Berens | Dec. 9, 2004Tuition hike limits among group's '05 goals
2004's The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly
Dec. 9, 2004Just the thought of Jim Carrey taking home an Oscar for Best Actor is enough to send many fans into conniptions. Because Carrey can't seem to shake his reputation as ' ¦'
Halloween defendants give initial court pleas
By Paul Pryse | Dec. 9, 2004UW-Madison students detail Oct. 31 arrests
Regents will hear report from joint UW-Tech college panel
By Abby Becker and Eric Reinert | Dec. 9, 2004The Committee on Baccalaureate Expansion will present plans to the UW System Board of Regents today to increase the number of bachelor degree holders in Wisconsin. Wisconsin currently ranks 30th ' ¦
Women are fast eclipsing men as movers and shakers in American society
By Harlen Johnston | Dec. 9, 2004I only want one thing from every woman I date: intelligence. I am greedy for women who are studying some strange and unusual quantum irregularity or can detail the bones ' ¦
Columnist parts with some final suggestions
By Kate McCormack | Dec. 9, 2004I've been hanging around Madison for more than four years now and writing for The Daily Cardinal for several of them. In my last column for the Cardinal and I ' ¦
Treat addiction as disease, not criminal act
By Casey Hoff | Dec. 9, 2004The war on drugs has been one of the biggest culture wars going on in this country since the 1980s. That's when President Reagan gave the go-ahead for millions of ' ¦
Former Wis. Kerry aide branches out
Dec. 9, 2004George Twigg, who served as Sen. John Kerry's, D-Mass., Wisconsin communications director during the 2004 elections, was recently named spokesperson for Mayor Dave Cieslewicz. The Daily Cardinal interviewed Twigg regarding ' ¦
Upcoming games no easy task for Badgers
By Arvind Gopalratnam | Dec. 9, 2004The Wisconsin men's basketball team (5-1) will be a busy bunch over winter break, playing a total of eight games from Dec. 11 to Jan. 11. As they wrap up ' ¦
Mind Your Morsels
Dec. 9, 2004Q: Dear DNC, How do energy bars help with exercise? A: Energy bars help replenish glycogen levels, which is the fuel that keeps you going, due to their high carbohydrate ' ¦'
A Christmas story of peace and love
By Nick Barbash | Dec. 9, 2004This Christmas Eve marks the 90th anniversary of a wondrous event that will likely never happen again. On the night of Dec. 24, 1914, soldiers of the British Expeditionary Force ' ¦
Police release sketch of suspect in three assaults
By Maureen Backman and Katie Panosh | Dec. 9, 2004The Madison Police Department released a sketch yesterday of the suspect who allegedly sexually assaulted three women in the downtown area last weekend. Between approximately 1 a.m. Dec. 4 and ' ¦




