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Nobel winner criticizes globalization
By Amanda Hoffstrom | Nov. 2, 2006The Wisconsin Union Directorate's 2006 Distinguished Lecture Series hosted the 2001 Nobel Prize winner in economics Wednesday as the last lecturer of the semester.'
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Austen corpse on Spam and Spamability
By Jon Spike and Kevin Nelson | Nov. 1, 2006The Full Nelson'
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New Beer Thursday
By The Daily Cardinal | Nov. 1, 2006Raison D'AStre, A deep mahogany ale brewed with Belgian beet sugars, green raisins and a sense of purpose.'
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Beckum emerging just in time for UW
By Tom Lea | Nov. 1, 2006Those who thought that a converted linebacker would be Wisconsin's main weapon through the air prior to the season, raise your hands. '
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A trip to detox
By Andrew Peck | Nov. 1, 2006First-person narrative of a girl being taken to detox.'
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Student vote crucial to defeat amendment
By Kevin J. Mack and Jeffrey Wright | Nov. 1, 2006Jeffrey Wright of Fair Wisconsin says,\On Nov. 7, Wisconsin voters will decide on the most important political decision in recent memory. Voters will be asked whether we want to amend our state's constitution to permanently ban civil unions and same'
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Call home for votes
By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board | Nov. 1, 2006The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board says,\Instead of phoning for money in the five days before the election, we urge students to dial up their parents and fight for the future of Wisconsin's political landscape.""'
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Judging people by their diets
By Jay Storey | Nov. 1, 2006Jay preaches intolerance — at least when it comes to food.'
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Around the Nation: Rutgers on cusp of historical season
By Louis Bien | Nov. 1, 2006The usual suspects litter the top of the BCS standings. Ohio State, Michigan, Texas, USC, a dash of one-loss SEC teams and two Big East teams (although probably not the two you're used to) sit in the Top 10, seemingly setting the nation up for anoth'
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Animal rights activists must respect research
By Joe Lynch and Jessica Sprang | Nov. 1, 2006Columnist Jessica Sprang says,\Apparently, the activists who believe researchers cause deliberate harm to animals are ignorant enough to advocate an eye for an eye in their search for justice. What animal activists fail to realize is the implementations '
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‘House of Leaves’ author Danielewski returns with more experimental fiction
By Ben Pickett | Nov. 1, 2006The experimental novel, if it can be considered a genre, is rife with fascinating and innovative books, which unfortunately spur the question: Was this written to entertain and enrich the readers or simply the author? Mark Z. Danielewski's effort ""Only Revolutions"" provides no definitive answer to that question.
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Joe Pa’s boys in the midst of transtional season
By Molly Reppen and Ben Hubner | Nov. 1, 2006In 2003 it was Ohio State. Wisconsin students marked their calendars for the home game against defending National Champion Ohio State. In primetime, in the pouring rain, in a tie game, Lee Evans out-ran the nation's fastest defensive back, Chris Gamble, and caught a 79-yard touchdown in stride for the winning score in a much-anticipated, unforgettably monumental upset.
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One of the best seasons ever enters most competitive month
By Zach Kukkonen | Nov. 1, 2006Zach Kukkonen looks back on the college football season thus far.'
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Reszel: Bowl matchups clearer after Nov. contests
By Ryan Reszel | Nov. 1, 2006The first few weeks of November can be a difficult time. Most of the leaves have fallen, and the trees stand gray and bare. The cold wind blows away any lingering memories of summer.
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Keep the unread book population in check: swap
By Carrie Lorig | Nov. 1, 2006\Save a few sacred favorites, my books are sadly banished to a sedentary life on the shelf once I've read them. Unless someone slams the door to our apartment really hard. Then they spend a good week or two vacationing on the floor,"" writes Carrie L'
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Black market: Frank comes to Madison
By Joe Lynch | Nov. 1, 2006\I don't have any agenda in mind, like 'I must get me a Katrina song, I must write a confessional song, I must write an abstract song.' I don't really know, I'm just writing music and I don't like to paint myself into too tight of '
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Buying gourmet on a student budget
By Courtney Charvat | Nov. 1, 2006Tuition, student loans and books can all add up to a miniscule food budget. But, as Courtney Charvat reports, there are ways to get around the price limitations of a college budget in order to cook and eat gourmet.'
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