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Casino vote surprises Ho-Chunk Nation
By Luke Behnke | Feb. 19, 2004Supporters say Dane County lost out on millions
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Concussions really are not all that bad
By Dan Hinkel | Feb. 19, 2004Have you ever been hit in the head really hard? I have. I was knocked unconscious in front of a crowd of thousands. But I'm not bitter or embarrassed about ' ¦'
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Int'l groups to highlight opportunities abroad
By Anne Flavin | Feb. 19, 2004Nearly 65 organizations will meet today for the 25th annual Study, Work and Volunteer Abroad Fair to highlight numerous volunteer, work, travel and study abroad opportunities for students. Organizations from ' ¦
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Students to stand with Dave in campus campaign
By Amelia Buragas | Feb. 19, 2004Do you stand with Dave? UW-Madison senior and men's basketball player Dave Mader is the spokesperson for a campus campaign to get students talking about religion. The campaign, which started ' ¦
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A delicious Cadbury tale
By Ben Schultz | Feb. 19, 2004There is no proper way to eat a Cadbury Crme Egg. And that's the way it should be. Cadbury eggs are one of the few foods that put the consumer ' ¦'
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PACE Project presents high-risk drinking issues, solutions to ALRC panel
By Dan Causier | Feb. 19, 2004High-risk drinking is the number one health concern for college students, according to LaMarr Billups, who represented the Policy Alternatives Community Education Project Wednesday at a meeting of the Alcohol ' ¦
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Violence reigns in 'City'
By Steven Wishau - The Daily Cardinal and Kaitlin Mitchell | Feb. 19, 2004\City of God"" provides a stark look into the drug-ridden Rio De Janeiro slums during the '60s, '70s and early '80s. While reading captions for two hours may get tiring, ' ¦'
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Athletic Director highlights struggles, achievements
Feb. 19, 2004When Pat Richter became UW-Madison's athletic director 14 years ago, the Athletics Department faced a $2 million deficit and Badger football did not enjoy the winning national reputation it does ' ¦
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The Poster Children are all grown up
By Joe Uchill | Feb. 19, 2004It has now been 17 years for Rick Valentin, his wife, Rose, and their band, the Poster Children. After nine studio albums, one live album, seven drummers and well over ' ¦'
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UW stumbles at Illinois
By Arvind Gopalratnam | Feb. 19, 2004Behind a big-time career night from sophomore guard Deron Williams, Illinois proved right now it is the team to beat in the Big Ten as it knocked No. 10 Wisconsin ' ¦
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We're not in Pavement anymore
By Peter Cameron | Feb. 19, 2004(Matador Records) The new Preston School of Industry album from former Pavement songwriter Scott Kannberg is a lot like a road trip across the country, especially the long drive in ' ¦'
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Concussions really are not all that bad
By Dan Hinkel | Feb. 19, 2004Have you ever been hit in the head really hard? I have. I was knocked unconscious in front of a crowd of thousands. But I'm not bitter or embarrassed about ' ¦'
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News Briefs
Feb. 19, 2004The president of the University of Colorado requested an investigation of a rape allegation by a former female football player Wednesday, according to CNN.com Katie Hnida, a 1999 place-kicker for ' ¦
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Misleading the people, killing the Iraqis
By Breezy Willis | Feb. 19, 2004Though the war in Iraq has virtually disappeared from the headlines and from the Democratic presidential candidates' stump speeches, Americans should not forget that it is still raging and is ' ¦
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Badgers lose to top-10 conference foes
By Tim Sherman | Feb. 16, 2004The No. 12 Wisconsin wrestlers had anticipated a difficult weekend as they were set to play host to No. 8 Iowa Friday night and travel to No. 5 Michigan on ' ¦
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Mmmm... 'Simpsons' movie
By William Temby and Sam Marz | Feb. 16, 2004In a 1993 Internet chat, \The Simpsons"" creator Matt Groening was asked about the possibility of a ""Simpsons"" movie. Groening's response would fuel more than 10 years of geek speculation ' ¦'
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Drop out now Dean, you are hurting the Democratic party by continuing
By Nathan Arnold | Feb. 16, 2004Howard Dean has vowed to concentrate his campaign in Wisconsin, hoping to upset John Kerry. What Dean fails to realize is that, even if by some stretch of the imagination ' ¦
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Clark endorses Kerry at UW
By Michelle Diament | Feb. 16, 2004Only two days after bowing out of the presidential race himself, retired Gen. Wesley Clark threw his support behind White House hopeful John Kerry, adding momentum to the Massachusetts senator's ' ¦
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LEAP boosts women's business opportunities
By Julia Bartz | Feb. 16, 2004Launching Entrepreneurial Advisory Panels, a program that works with the UW-Madison School of Business to help women entrepreneurs, has begun forming panels aimed at boosting Wisconsin women's chances at succeeding ' ¦
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Staff Opinions
Feb. 16, 2004Electability: the mantra of the \anybody but Bush"" movement. A mantra citizens should chant on their way to the polls Tuesday. A mantra that resonates with the sound of the ' ¦
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