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Hussein found guilty, faces death penalty
By Quinn Craugh | Nov. 6, 2006An Iraqi tribunal sentenced Saddam Hussein to death by hanging Sunday for crimes against humanity in the 1980s.'
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Death Breath’s ‘Stink’ requires no mint
By Brian Sweeney | Nov. 6, 2006In the history of rock ‘n' roll, saturated by polished melodies, electronic manipulation and Ozzfest, some might argue the world of metal has strayed far from its roots and found itself in the commercial realm. Death Breath's debut album, Stinking up the Night, is an unrepentant antithesis of this trend.
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Take it back now ya—no, seriously
By Caitlin Cieslik-Miskimen | Nov. 6, 2006Under normal circumstances, the UW student section is welcoming and pleasant. Gentle hostilities are exchanged between the sections and opposing fans have to expect ridicule, but I was not prepared for the intense alienation I felt Saturday afternoon. I have long felt the sting of prejudice and second-class citizenship since it was discovered that I have an inability to clap on rhythm, whistle, snap and—worst of all—participate in massive group dances.
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Eaves: Team in search of identity
By Jon Bortin | Nov. 6, 2006Wisconsin men's hockey coach Mike Eaves made clear in his weekly press conference Monday that his team was in search of an identity two days after it failed to complete a road sweep against lowly Alaska Anchorage.'
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Election day advice for novices, junkies
By Nick Barbash | Nov. 6, 2006If you want to vote, don't let logistics stop you. The polls are open between 7 a.m. and 8 p.m., and if you arrive at 7:59 p.m. and there is a line, you still have the right to vote. '
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Country music: Not right-wing, just really belligerent
By Jeff Landow | Nov. 6, 2006Everyone knows about leftist leaning musicians — those Hollywood types that espouse crazy fringe beliefs (""War, what is it good for, absolutely nothing""). So I thought to myself, why not pay some attention to the minority? You know: right-'
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Reader of the Day: Ty Christian
By The Daily Cardinal | Nov. 6, 2006While senior Ty Christian may be more recognizable as lead singer of local band Paper Tiger, his musical talent is also on display as a State Street minstrel.'
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Legislators, UW scientists defend patent research law
By Jacob Kushner | Nov. 6, 2006Lawmakers and UW-Madison scientists lectured Friday on the implications of the 1980 federal legislation that granted universities financial ownership of the patents and advancements made using federal funds.'
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UW Business grads earn rare distinguished alumni honor
By The Daily Cardinal and Sam Karp | Nov. 6, 2006The UW-Madison School of Business added two more alumni to its collection of Distinguished Business Alumnus Award winners Friday — fewer than 75 alumni have received the award in the School's 106-year history. '
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Death penalty aided by high profile crime
By Sandra Knisely | Nov. 6, 2006High-profile murders in Wisconsin's recent history have prompted the death penalty referendum appearing on the Nov. 7 ballot and may strongly influence voters' stance on the issue, experts say. But some law experts see more problems than benef'
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QB status still up in air
By Molly Reppen and Adam Hoge | Nov. 6, 2006UW football head coach Bret Bielema addressed the media Monday, discussing a number of issues facing his team as the Badgers prepare for their last conference game of the season.'
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Clinton visit a boost for Doyle
By Ashley Spencer | Nov. 6, 2006MILWAUKEE â_ Former President Bill Clinton stumped for Gov. Jim Doyle and state Democrats in Milwaukee Friday as the 2006 election approached its critical weekend homestretch. '
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Sheriff candidates pledge to represent student interests
By Leah Cowen | Nov. 6, 2006The candidates in Tuesday's Dane County Sheriff election are both Madison law enforcement officers who say they are dedicated to representing and protecting UW-Madison students.'
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Looking for a change? Vote Democrat today
By Anna Williams | Nov. 6, 2006Republicans have held the majority in the House, Senate and White House for six years now, and what a crappy six years they have been.
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Don’t spare the rod for the New York Knicks
By Sam Pepper | Nov. 6, 2006The joys of fatherhood must be so joyful that it simply makes my eyes well up. Thinking of Kevin Costner playing catch with his dad on that Iowa cornfield makes me realize what dreams are made of. Watching your children mature into adults, making life decisions and realizing that you had such a huge part in their life has to be so satisfying.
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Women’s basketball defeats UW-Stevens Point
By Crystal Crowns | Nov. 5, 2006The Wisconsin women's basketball team won its second and final exhibition game by defeating Division II Winona State at the Kohl Center Sunday afternoon 87-37.
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Men’s basketball flexes depth in domination of UW-Stout
By Sam Pepper | Nov. 5, 2006With the Wisconsin men's basketball team not having played against an actual opponent yet, it is possible the team might still have a few kinks to be worked out. That was not the case for the Badgers Friday, as they took care of business, dominating their Division III opponent, UW-Stout, 82-33.
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Doyle still best for Wisconsin
By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board | Nov. 5, 2006The UW System needs the support of Wisconsin's governor and Jim Doyle has proven he will stand behind Wisconsin's higher education.'
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Setting them straight
By Tom Walsh and Cedric Lawson | Nov. 5, 2006Though lawmakers at all levels are expected to make decisions based upon scientific research, few have science backgrounds themselves.'
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Women’s hockey extends unbeaten streak to 24 with weekend sweep in Mankato
By Eric Levine | Nov. 5, 2006The No. 1 Wisconsin women's hockey team shut down Minnesota State this weekend in Mankato, posting wins of 3-1 and 6-1 in a two-game sweep.
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