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‘loudQUIETloud’ is badWORSEbad
By Joe Lynch | Nov. 14, 2006When the Pixies announced they would reunite in 2004 for a series of international concerts, most music fans were sharply divided: Should they be ecstatic or just take another long drag from an American Spirit and bemoan that even the almighty Pixies have a price? Either way, anyone who went to see them got nothing less than a thrilling reminder of why we regard the Pixies as one of the most influential, creative and downright awesome bands of all-time.
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Badgers look to topple in-state foe
By Crystal Crowns | Nov. 14, 2006The UW-Green Bay Phoenix should challenge the Badgers Wednesday at the Kohl Center.'
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Rational Russ
By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board | Nov. 13, 2006It looks like the country will have to wait a little longer for the first Cheesehead President. '
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Eaves: The Badgers are now coming out of their slump
By Jon Bortin | Nov. 13, 2006Although the UW men's hockey team was swept again at home this past weekend, head coach Mike Eaves remains optimistic about his team's potential.'
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Feingold won’t run for president in ’08
By Ashley Spencer | Nov. 13, 2006As the dust settles after the Nov. 7 election, one prominent Wisconsin senator is already looking toward 2008, but is ruling out his candidacy for president.
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UW Roman Catholic lawsuit details emerge
By The Daily Cardinal | Nov. 13, 2006In its latest battle with the university, the UW Roman Catholic Foundation filed a lawsuit in federal court Thursday against the entire UW System Board of Regents and four UW-Madison administrators, citing discriminatory policies in effect at all levels o'
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Andy Griffith sues sheriff hopeful over name change
By The Daily Cardinal | Nov. 13, 2006After a long absence, actor Andy Griffith is donning his sheriff's uniform a final time to bring to justice a man who, according to Griffith, has stolen something very dear to him: his name. '
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Green to continue battle over illegal contributions
By The Daily Cardinal | Nov. 13, 2006Despite his loss to Gov. Jim Doyle last Tuesday, U.S. Rep. Mark Green, R-Green Bay, will continue his court battle over his campaign contributions. '
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Reader of the Day: Kara \Supergirl"" Intrieri
By The Daily Cardinal | Nov. 13, 2006Although she's a native of Chicago rather than Krypton, UW-Madison junior Kara ""Supergirl"" Intrieri is no stranger to superhero-level actions.'
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UW Regents wrap up November meeting
By The Daily Cardinal | Nov. 13, 2006The University of Wisconsin Board of Regents meeting concluded Sunday with discussion of the Growth Agenda for Wisconsin, an appeal for more funding through the Wisconsin GI Bill and awards. '
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You’re never too old for Seventeen
By Caitlin Cieslik-Miskimen | Nov. 13, 2006After waiting nearly 25 minutes in line, the 16-year-old judgmental grocery store clerk said, ""Are you going to buy that Soap Opera Digest? Usually only the old ladies get that.""
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Elliott out
By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board | Nov. 13, 2006In four pages of 12 sections, the UW-Madison Student Judiciary handed down what hopefully spells the end of challenges to the Student Union Initiative victory.
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Gay rights advocates lost battle, not war
By Anna Williams | Nov. 13, 2006The approval of the ban is not the end, it is just the beginning. '
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Farmers market moves indoors following freeze
By The Daily Cardinal | Nov. 13, 2006From now until early April, the Dane County Farmers' Market will be moved off Capitol Square and indoors. '
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Campaign finance reform bill to hit legislative floor
By Susie Dosemagen | Nov. 13, 2006After a highly publicized negative gubernatorial campaign fueled by millions of dollars, state politicians plan to introduce campaign finance reform legislation to prevent further corruption. '
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Chancellor sets record straight on student org. plan
By Letters to the editor | Nov. 13, 2006I just read Monday's editorial, ""UW Student Org. Idea Misguided."" If someone suggested that all students be required to join a student organization, then I would agree with you: It's a bad (or misguided) idea. That's not what'
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Days are numbered for liberal talk radio
By John Leppanen | Nov. 13, 2006Madison's Air America affiliate will shut down at the end of the year, ending the city's two-year relationship with liberal talk radio.'
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Microsoft and the Children of Zune
By Molly Reppen and Jeff Landow | Nov. 13, 2006Like the television or the toaster, we take our iPods for granted — as if they've always been around and always will be. This may be true, but Microsoft is doing everything it can to assure this will change. Tuesday, Nov. 14, Microsoft is unveil'
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Eleven games later, Wisconsin finally won over
By Sam Pepper | Nov. 13, 2006Finally, after 10 wins and the elusive victory over Iowa, Wisconsin fans are wholeheartedly embracing rookie head coach Bret Bielema.'
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