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Ikegwuonu, Crooks return
By Chris Lindeke | Sep. 20, 2007Tight end Andy Crooks and cornerback Jack Ikegwuonu will return from injury this week.
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Iowa 5 things to watch
By Dusty Pashouwer | Sep. 20, 2007GameDay's look at 5 things to watch for in this weekend's matchup against Iowa. Kickoff is at 7 PM at Camp Randall Stadium.'
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Letter to the editor: Methadone research was misinterpreted.
Sep. 20, 2007Ryan Seib's Sept. 10 article on the dangers of methadone made improper assumptions about the use and safety of methadone.
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Four-legged Rain Man"" provides new directions for autism research
Sep. 20, 2007UT-Southwestern scientists genetically engineer an antisocial, smart mouse '
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UW-Madison researcher speaks out about what climate change will mean for our future health
By Kathleen Masterson | Sep. 20, 2007Extreme temperatures could bring contaminated drinking water, waterborne illnesses and more'
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Taking the 'Fight' out of the Illini
By Amanda Infield and Andy Van_Sistine | Sep. 20, 2007Despite losing their first game, the Badgers snapped back and beat Illinois 3-1. The Badgers defense did well holding the Illini to -.156 hitting for the game.
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Assembly committee to investigate possibly unethical financial aid practices
By Charles Brace | Sep. 20, 2007Two state Representatives are moving forward with a hearing on lending practices between the UW system and financial aid companies.
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UW-Madison student victim of attempted robbery on Mifflin
By Quinn Craugh | Sep. 20, 2007Two men jumped a student on West Mifflin Street Tuesday and attempted to rob him, Madison police reported. The victim was able to escape.
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UW ranks 15th in U.S. History knowledge; national average 'F'
By Diana Savage | Sep. 20, 2007Universities across the nation failed a U.S. history test given by the Intercollegiate Studies Institute. Madison ranked 15th out of the 50 schools studied.
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Funding critical to primary care clinics
By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board | Sep. 20, 2007Support a budding state health care program that gives hope to those without insurance.
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Nebraska transfer Klages, a keeper for women's soccer
By Crystal Crowns | Sep. 20, 2007Jamie Klages has made a full transition to the UW, asserting herself as the starting goalkeeper.
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Madison gets passing grade in recent environmental health study
Sep. 20, 2007An environmental report card issued to Madison and Dane County detailed the area's success in reducing toxic air emissions. It also reported, however, that many water utilities in Dane County aren't tested nearly enough.
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Lawmaker's misplaced priorites prove insanity
By Erik Opsal | Sep. 20, 2007Rep. Lasee, R-Green Bay, proved he is insane when he inquired into a bogus allegation.
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ASM calls for UW grocery store
By Stephanie Dar | Sep. 20, 2007The Associated Students of Madison student government outlined plans for the 2007-'08 school year Wednesday. They addressed student seg fees and a possible student-run grocery store in Union South.
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A clear-cut case of conservation?
By Carrie Lorig | Sep. 20, 2007As a group of conservationists takes drastic measures to clear the invasive species choking Lakeshore Path, some community members wonder if the solution is worse than the problem.'
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Audience members needed for Big Ten Network shows
By Andrew Haffner and UW Dietetics and Nutrition Club NULL | Sep. 20, 2007Limited spots are available for six live tapings of 'Wisconsin Reflections,' which feature UW-Madison alumni and friends.
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Wack sisters hope to repeat high school magic at UW
By Jay Messar and By Pita Laffa | Sep. 20, 2007Sisters Jocelyn and Allison Wack will try to lead the Badgers' volleyball to a successful season.
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'FLASH' TO THE RESCUE
Sep. 20, 2007Profile on Luke Swan, a senior wide receiver from Fennimore, Wisconsin. Swan is a critical part of the Badgers' talented receiving core.'
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Halliburton will still recruit despite protest group's plans
By Danielle Switalski | Sep. 20, 2007Halliburton, an oil services company once run by Vice President Dick Cheney, will be recruiting engineer students on campus Thursday. Campus Antiwar Network members plan to protest the visit.
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Dorm bigotry contradicts campus, town reputation
By Aylah Loewenstein | Sep. 20, 2007Bigoted remarks in a UW-Madison dorm flip the campus' reputation of tolerance on its side.
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