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Peanut butter program saves starving children
By Jennifer Evans | Oct. 4, 2007St. Louis researchers discover home-based therapy helps kids gain weight and stay healthy'
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Tackling the issue: Badgers must improve defensive fundamentals
By Chris Lindeke | Oct. 4, 2007Although Wisconsin played tough against the Iowa Hawkeyes, the UW defense surrendered more than 550 total yards against Michigan State. Better tackling should help the Badgers reduce that number against Illinois.
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Hypocritical war rhetoric not OK
By Erik Opsal | Oct. 4, 2007Republicans have carte blanche in attacking others' patriotism, and represents the partisan double standard that exists today in Washington.
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Future stalled budgets may leave lawmakers 'under arrest'
By The Daily Cardinal | Oct. 4, 2007Future negotiators of the state budget may be forced to hold meetings to prevent any legislative gridlock, according to a recent proposal in the state Assembly.
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The Graveyard Shift
By Erica Wolff | Oct. 4, 2007Wisconsin has a long, interesting history, and the many graveyards to go with that.'
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Inka Heritage fails to serve up distinct flavors
By Jeff Grimyser | Oct. 4, 2007Park Street's Peruvian restaurant brings a new type of ethnic cuisine to Madison, but its dishes leave something to be desired'
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The Jock Strap: Your Source for Satirical Sports
By The Daily Cardinal | Oct. 4, 2007McCarthy to abandon running game, cuts two backs
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Business leaders urge Assembly to fund UW
By Jillian Levy and Elliot Morris | Oct. 4, 2007The legislators negotiating the stalled state budget received a letter from 32 Wisconsin business leaders Wednesday, urging funding for the UW System at the same levels of the state Senate's proposed budget.
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Pass hpv vaccination bill
By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board | Oct. 4, 2007HPV is such a common disease, and educating today's youth about its dangers and the methods that can be used to prevent is essential to ensure good health for Wisconsin's future generations.
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Alpha Epsilon Pi suspension appeal postponed
By UW Dietetics and Nutrition Club NULL | Oct. 4, 2007UW-Madison fraternity Alpha Epsilon Pi, who's suspension went into effect this semester for alleged hazing in the spring, will appeal Monday after a rescheduling.
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State Supreme Court hears case on LGBT partner benefits
By Emily Crawford | Oct. 4, 2007Several state employees are seeking domestic partner benefits from the state government, and several cities are attempting to make themselves a party in the lawsuit. The State Supreme Court heard arguments on Wednesday.
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Men's soccer heads south to take on Northwestern
By Royston Sim | Oct. 4, 2007Badgers look to rebound against Northwestern'
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PACE highlights concern over Freakfest
By Abram Shanedling | Oct. 3, 2007PACE discussed their thoughts on the newly passed Density plan and upcoming 'Freakfest'
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Roaming the middle: Jeffers' play key to Wisconsin's success
By Jay Messar | Oct. 3, 2007Junior Audra Jeffers has played great in a new position this season.
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Finding pleasure in a healthy dose of pain
By Ashley Spencer | Oct. 3, 2007Hypergymnasia and why Ashley wishes she could catch this psycological condition.'
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Lady Badgers favorites in WCHA
By Eric Levine | Oct. 3, 2007A preview of the WCHA Conference places Wisconsin at the top.
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Leading the way: UW fullback is a constant force for Badgers
By Tom Lea | Oct. 3, 2007Chris Pressley has been one of the main reasons for UW's 5-0 record.
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Public display: Men's hockey to practice for fans
By Jon Bortin and Jon Spike | Oct. 3, 2007Wisconsin hockey readies for first public practice.
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Two fraternities endure process of suspensions
By Devin Rose | Oct. 3, 2007Sigma Alpha Mu violated its probation stemming from a suspension last spring and now faces expulsion. Alpha Epsilon Pi will appeal its suspension Wednesday.
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