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Student journalist asks the tough questions
By Kiera Wiatrak | Sep. 7, 2007\Would you rather"" game leads to important life skills.'
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Volleyball looks to rebound in LMU Invitational
By Jay Messar | Sep. 7, 2007Badgers head west again this weekend to play in the Loyola Marymount Invitational.
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RIAA files new copyright suit against UW student
By Amanda Hoffstrom | Sep. 7, 2007The Recording Industry Association of America recently filed a new lawsuit against a UW-Madison student. There were originally 16 students involved in a March copyright suit, and this individual is the only one yet to settle.
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Controversial rape victims bill finally given public hearing
By Charles Brace and Alex Pacheco | Sep. 7, 2007Citizens were able to voice their opinions Thursday at a public hearing for the Compassionate Care for Rape Victims Bill. The bill would help give rape victims information on and access to emergency contraceptives.
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Ziegler case to be decided by colleagues on Supreme Court
By Jillian Levy | Sep. 7, 2007Although the Wisconsin Judicial Commission determined Supreme Court Justice Annette Ziegler did not profit from violating ethics laws, a complaint was filed Thursday, forcing the Supreme Court to issue a decision on one of its own.
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Oy Vey: Chabon putzes around with 'Policemen's Union'
By Dan Wohl | Sep. 7, 2007In his latest book Michael Chabon fails to impress as he steps outside of his normal nostalgia.'
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Students involved in class cancellations transition smoothly, according to dean
By Amanda Hoffstrom | Sep. 7, 2007Following confusion of cancelled College of Letters and Science courses Tuesday, Dean Gary Sandefur said the incident affected a very small number of students.
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Facebook grants limited profile access to public
By Whitney Newman | Sep. 7, 2007Facebook, an online networking site, introduced a new function Wednesday that allows non-registered users to perform limited profile searches, which will soon be available through Google. Some students are saying the network has become too inclusive.
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Stanford gives Wisconsin a tough opponent, chance to build on confidence
By Royston Sim | Sep. 7, 2007After a win last weekend UW Men's Soccer looks to continue their success this weekend against Stanford.'
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Online registration for classes causes anger
By Jeffrey Sellman | Sep. 7, 2007Online class registration for students, while supposedly making it easier, actually ends up complicating an already difficult system.
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Lawmakers need to pass budget
By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board | Sep. 7, 2007The state budget has not been passed and Wisconsin is the only state in this situation. Lawmakers need to step up and pass the budget for the good of the state.
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Cosmo wrongly defines rape, facilitates myths
By Anna Williams and By James Lanser | Sep. 6, 2007Cosmopolitan Magazine's definition of rape reinforces harmful rape myths and irresponsibly questions what constitutes the crime itself.
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Old Ogg: The answer to our homeless freshmen
By Erik Opsal | Sep. 6, 2007Old Ogg hall could have offset the chronic lack of University Housing
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'Death Sentence' barely survives subpar filmmaking and finale
By Andrew Haffner and Mark Riechers | Sep. 6, 2007By design, all revenge movies are fairly predictable - an injustice takes place, the protagonist sets out to right wrong with some vigilantism and somebody dies to balance the equation."" The point of these movies is to use the predictable frame a'
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Young Wisconsin graduates leave for rival states
By Daily Cardinal Staff and Charles Brace | Sep. 6, 2007A recent study showed that college graduates aged 22 to 29 are leaving Wisconsin at a much higher rate than they're coming in. Graduates tend to come back in their 30s and 40s, but overall Wisconsin is still left with an overall \brain drain.\
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$120.5 million biotech building premieres at UW
By Lara Sokolowski | Sep. 6, 2007UW-Madison faculty are herlading the new Microbial Sciences Building as a place \built for opportunity"" that will ""support the state's efforts to become a global leader in biotechnology.""
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Nothing appealing 'Under the Blacklight'
By Sam Berns and Emily Semmelman | Sep. 6, 2007Those who have not heard Rilo Kiley's music prior to Under the Blacklight will be the best audience for their latest album. '
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Residents look to com'bat' growing number of winged intruders
By Quinn Craugh | Sep. 6, 2007Although Halloween is almost two months away, bats are on the minds of many UW-Madison students. Bats can easily find their way into campus homes and apartments, some carrying rabies with them.
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Doyle keeps campaign cash from disgraced fundraisers
By Charles Brace | Sep. 6, 2007Kenosha businessman John Erickson was recently charged with violating laws on using corporate money for political campaigns, bringing Gov. Jim Doyle's total of alleged troubled contributors to three.
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Women kickers ready for fresh start with Wilkins
By Crystal Crowns | Sep. 6, 2007With a new coach the Wisconsin women's soccer team has a new attitude in 2007.
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