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Cross country teams head to regionals
By Joe Skurzewski | Nov. 9, 2006The Wisconsin men's and women's cross-country programs prepare for battle in the NCAA Great Lakes Regional Meet in Bowling Green, Ohio this Saturday.'
Letters to the editor
By Letters to the editor | Nov. 9, 2006UW-Madison foreign language program needs changes, but it is not unnecessary as Adam Seston claims.'
A close call for UW still ends in victory
By Sam Pepper | Nov. 9, 2006What was supposed to be a walk in the park for the No. 9 Wisconsin men's basketball team in their final exhibition game against Division III opponent Carroll College Wednesday night, turned into a tough matchup, at least for the first half.'
Watch this now! ‘Metropolis’ from Fritz Lang (1927)
By Joe Lynch | Nov. 9, 2006When Fritz Lang crafted this German silent science fiction epic in the late 1920s, it cost over five million deutschemarks and nearly bankrupted the film's production company. It was worth it. ""Metropolis"" is an unqualified masterpiece and easily one of the greatest films of all time.
Negative campaign ads help educate voters
By Adam Seston | Nov. 8, 2006Candidates true positions emerge through the muck of negative advertisements.'
Dem wave in Congress
By Daily Cardinal editorial board | Nov. 8, 2006Democratic wave in Congress repudiates Bush's claim of a mandate.'
CosA¬ offers premium food, atmosphere
By Molly Reppen and Leann Barden | Nov. 8, 2006Cosi, which opened just over a month ago on State Street, offers high-quality sandwiches, salads, pizzas, coffee drinks and desserts.'
Judiciary must dismiss Elliott case
By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board | Nov. 8, 2006We believe the lawsuit put forward by Elliott and his five peers is ludicrous. To the petitioners, we ask: If the election publicity was misleading and unfair, why did you not generate counter-publicity to SUI before the ballots were cast? The attempt to '
Sprang unfairly targets animal rights activists
By Letters to the editor | Nov. 8, 2006Columnist Jessica Sprang's Nov. 1 attack on the animal rights movement, ""Animal rights activists must respect research,"" makes the broad indictment that ""most [activists] maintain the uneducated belief that acts of vandalism and cr'
Democratic victories in the state stem from GOP woes
By Ashley Spencer | Nov. 8, 2006Gov. Jim's Doyle's re-election, despite a mediocre approval rating, registers within the state as a strong rebuke of Republican politics and policy on a local and national scale.
Dems take House, possibly Senate
By The Daily Cardinal | Nov. 8, 2006Democrats made substantial political gains nationwide Tuesday, capitalizing on Republican unpopularity to win a majority of seats in the House. They also appeared to have a majority in the Senate as of press time.'
Gators hungry for a championship repeat
By Matt Fox | Nov. 8, 2006As the Florida Gators look for back-to-back championships, North Carolina, Pittsburgh, LSU and Ohio State are also hoping for a title run.'
Wis. attorney general race goes down to the wire
By Sandra Knisely | Nov. 8, 2006The race for state attorney general between Democrat Kathleen Falk and Republican opponent J.B. Van Hollen remained in a dead-heat as ballots continued to be counted early Wednesday morning.'
Super foods rescue health from colds
By Suzie Sagues | Nov. 8, 2006‘Tis the season—the leaves have changed, mittens and scarves have been pulled from the closet, and the sound of jingling bells is right around the corner.
Student gov’t decisions made in aftermath of fall elections
By Heather Gjerde and Whitney Newman | Nov. 8, 2006Associated Students of Madison made several recent decisions regarding complaints filed after the fall 2006 ASM elections and budget decisions for student organizations.
I’ll take ‘in too deep’ for 600
By Laura Kalinowski and Tom Walsh | Nov. 8, 2006Answer: She traveled to Chicago to compete in the final round of auditions for College Jeopardy.
Grocery stores provide ideal date settings
By Steven Wishau - The Daily Cardinal and Jay Storey | Nov. 8, 2006Jay entertains romantic thoughts about grocery store aisles and produce sections. '




