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Modern hackers control zombie computers behind your back

By Marie Joanis | Dec. 13, 2007

Be sure computer is ready to battle off bots'

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Ounce of prevention may be found in food

By Beth Wick and Marie Joanis | Nov. 29, 2007

While the details surrounding antioxidants and health are not entirely clear to scientists yet, one thing is for sure: a diet high in them is definitely not bad for you'

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Food science team takes second place in national competition

By Marie Joanis | Oct. 18, 2007

Kudamushi, a fruit-flavored dessert sushi, earns high marks for originality'

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Spooky and fun activities to check out this Halloween season; be prepared for in-state thrills and chills

By Marie Joanis | Oct. 4, 2007

A walkthrough some of Wisconsin's (fake) haunted houses for this Halloween.'

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Wisconsin Covenant to begin Thurs. for state eighth graders

By Marie Joanis | May. 7, 2007

Eighth graders across the state can choose to plan their futures starting Thursday if they pledge Gov. Jim Doyle's Wisconsin Covenant program for admission to a Wisconsin college in exchange for maintaining adequate grades and behavior.'

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RIAA’s order for UW to give up names costly, DoIT says

By Marie Joanis | Apr. 30, 2007

The Recording Industry Association of America's lawsuits against UW System students require university employees to devote time and money to processing complaints without reimbursement from the RIAA, according to Brian Rust, UW-Madison Department of Information Technology communications director.

New Daft Punk live album 'Harder, Better'

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Attorney and best-selling author ‘Reflects’ on career

By Marie Joanis | Apr. 9, 2007

Scott Turow addressed his dual role as an attorney and best-selling author in a lecture titled ""Reflections of a Man with Two Heads"" on Monday at Grainger Hall.

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ASM proposes full study day to faculty senate

By Marie Joanis | Mar. 26, 2007

Associated Students of Madison lobbied the UW Faculty Senate University Committee for a permanent exam study day at its meeting Monday afternoon in Bascom Hall. '

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Nineteen Democratic state legislators sent a letter to state Attorney General JB Van Hollen’s office

By Marie Joanis | Mar. 13, 2007

Former United Nations Special Envoy for HIV/AIDS in Africa Stephen Lewis spoke Monday of what he called the heart-wrenching destruction caused by the AIDS pandemic. The speech took place in the Wisconsin Union Theater as part of the Wisconsin Union Directorate Distinguished Lecture Series.

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Law students demand Kaplan’s apology for Hmong remarks

By Jessi Schoville and Ryan Weinkauf and Marie Joanis | Feb. 27, 2007

A group of UW Law School students condemned statements made by law professor Leonard Kaplan in a release issued Sunday, asking him to retract his remarks about Hmong- Americans.