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Veterans Day parade will be Madison’s first in 30 years
By The Daily Cardinal | Nov. 10, 2006Madison will see a downtown Veterans Day parade for the first time in 30 years Saturday.
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Grad students to balance budget
By Molly Reppen and Charles Brace | Nov. 10, 2006Remedy of a $20 million budget deficit was the focus of a Coalition for Affordable Public Education town hall meeting Thursday. '
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SSFC fully funds Wunk Sheek
By The Daily Cardinal | Nov. 10, 2006The Associated Students of Madison Student Services Finance Committee reheard an American Indian student organization's budget Thursday night, deciding to give the organization all of its originally proposed funding for the 2007-'08 academic '
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Board of Regents assesses Milwaukee public health, UW System salaries
By The Daily Cardinal and Sam Karp | Nov. 10, 2006At the UW System Board of Regents November meeting Thursday, Regents focused on Milwaukee's public health, how the university is helping the city meet those needs and difficulties the UW System is facing retaining faculty due to its inability to mee'
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UW chancellor, dean attack marriage ban
By Andy Berens | Nov. 10, 2006Campus could soon feel consequences from the passage of the gay marriage ban, administrators and student leaders said of the ban's approval Tuesday. '
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State Democrats, Republicans, name new leadership in Senate
By The Daily Cardinal | Nov. 10, 2006After the Democrats won the majority of the state Senate with four seats, both Democratic and Republican senators chose new leadership Thursday for the upcoming legislative session. '
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Death penalty unlikely to make it past Legislature
By Chelsey Lewis | Nov. 10, 2006Despite receiving support from 55 percent of voters Tuesday, reinstating the death penalty in Wisconsin does not seem to be a feasible possibility in the near future.
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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.'
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Instinct, research keys to journalism, Pulitzer winner says
By Erica Pelzek | Nov. 9, 2006Pulitzer Prize-winning New York Times reporter Walt Bogdanich recounted his investigative journalism experiences with UW-Madison students at Chadbourne Residential College Wednesday. '
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City responsible for patrolling langdon
By Daily Cardinal editorial board | Nov. 9, 2006While The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board commends the Greek system for taking the iniative and patrolling Langdon Street, ultimately it is the job of the city of Madison and the university to quell violence.'
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Student Judiciary dismisses lawsuit against SSFC
By Erica Pelzek | Nov. 9, 2006The Associated Students of Madison Student Judiciary circulated its decision Wednesday night that the lawsuit brought against the ASM Student Services Finance Committee by the Tenant Resource Center be dismissed.'
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Youth midterm vote soars in ’06 elections
By Amanda Hoffstrom | Nov. 9, 2006Young voters between the ages of 18 and 29 turned out in record numbers for Tuesday's midterm election, according to a Young Voter Strategies teleconference held Wednesday. In Madison alone, young voter turnout tripled from 2002.
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Badgers happy with exhibition victories
By Sam Pepper | Nov. 9, 2006In both exhibition games, the Badger men's basketball team was finally able to display the depth that makes them a popular choice to go to the Final Four this season.'
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‘Feminem’ establishes sovereignty
By Joe Lynch and Alex Pacheco | Nov. 9, 2006Lady Sovereign is a 5'1\ white female rapper from Britain who Jay-Z signed to Def Jam after asking her to give him one on-the-spot freestyle. Even if she could only be described by two of these traits, it would be enough to tantalize the British music press hype machine, and so the combination of all of these has made it so anyone with a remote interest in music has probably heard of ""the biggest midget in the game"" even if they have no idea what she sounds like.
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Motivation: ‘None of us have beaten Iowa’
By Tom Lea | Nov. 9, 2006The UW football team will ride into Iowa City on a high after winning six straight games and falling to Michigan early in the year. However, over the last few seasons, UW has not had much success when playing the Hawkeyes. In fact, the Badgers have been on the losing side of the ball four consecutive seasons in a row.
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Rumsfeld steps down from Sect. of Defense post
By The Daily Cardinal | Nov. 9, 2006U.S. Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld resigned Wednesday after widespread Democratic victories in Tuesday's midterm elections.'
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Students hear Sept. 11 survivor’s tale
By Lara Sokolowski and Katy Hertel | Nov. 9, 2006UW-Madison Christian student organization Student Impact presented a survivor of the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks Tuesday to a packed Memorial Union Theater.
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Powerful global actors don't practice equality
By Eric Dodge | Nov. 9, 2006Domestic feelings of superiority lead to biased international policy.'
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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.'
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