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By The Daily Cardinal | Nov. 30, 2006Test your knowledge on the past week's major news headlines!'
I'll write the headline tomorrow...
By Ryan Gallentine | Nov. 30, 2006With finals pending, Ryan's operation procrastination MO may have to take the back burner.'
400,000 could be removed from no call list
By Elzbieta Beck | Nov. 30, 2006More than 400,000 Wisconsin residents could start getting unwelcome calls from telemarketers again if they do not renew their spots on the state's No Call List by today.'
‘Arabian Nights’ a marvelous sight
By Stephen Dierks | Nov. 30, 2006University Theatre's production of Mary Zimmerman's ""Arabian Nights,"" continuing through the next two weekends in the Hemsley Theatre, is a crowd-pleasing delight. Under the direction of Norma Saldivar, and featuring many of the university's current MFA acting candidates, this is an epic series of tales retold in a setting that blurs modern and ancient times.
Lake Street chase leads to arrests near Mills, Fahrenbrook
By The Daily Cardinal | Nov. 30, 2006Police arrested two Madison residents who led them on a brief vehicle chase and foot chase near North Lake Street Wednesday night. '
Stop stalling on ethics reform
By Daily Cardinal editorial board | Nov. 30, 2006State legislators need to pass SB1.'
Groban’s intensity awakens skeptics
By Erin Lemke | Nov. 30, 2006Josh Groban looks adorable and innocent, but after listening to his new album, Awake, you'll want to run away. Far away. Awake is a random collection of overly grandiose and dramatic songs that will only please serious fans of operatic vocal pop. Granted, Groban is an incredibly skilled vocalist, but his talent would be better served in musical theatre, which he studied until he was offered a recording contract.
Free throw, turnover battles give UW edge
By Adam Hoge | Nov. 30, 2006The UW men's basketball team takes on Florida International Saturday knowing it can force turnovers and make free throws.'
State Street bank robbed
By Jen Page | Nov. 29, 2006An unarmed man robbed Associated Bank, 202 State St., Wednesday morning, escaping with an undisclosed amount of cash.'
At the show's end, the losing bachlorette wins
By Laura Kalinowski | Nov. 29, 2006There are very few occasions where I actually throw something at my beloved television set. However, the outcome of a certain Monday-night television show left a quarter-sized dent in the side of its frame.
UW accounting programs in nat’l top 10
By Erica Pelzek | Nov. 29, 2006UW-Madison's School of Business undergraduate and graduate accounting programs were ranked among the top 10 programs nationwide, University Communications announced Wednesday.
Several Big Ten teams off to strong starts
By Ben Breiner | Nov. 29, 2006Ohio State and Illinois have raced out to strong starts this season, but Michigan State and Michigan are close behind.'
Willie's 'songbird' fails to take off
By Erin Lemke | Nov. 29, 2006Willie Nelson has secured his status as a legend of country music because of his rebellious attitude and his indubitable talent as a songwriter. His latest release, Songbird, is technically sound, but is overall nothing more than average.
Badgers cherishing latest win during first bye week
By Jon Bortin | Nov. 29, 2006The UW men's hockey team finally ended a six-game losing streak. Now they have week off to build on the win.'
Rebuild or stock up? Pick one!
By Andy Van Sistine and Zach Kukkonen | Nov. 29, 2006Sports Editor Zach Kukkonen says the Packers need to snap out of their state of limbo.'
Deftones stay true to the nA¼-metal scene
By Alex Pacheco | Nov. 29, 2006With over 10 years since their first release, the northern California rockers, Deftones, have returned to where they started; (perhaps not so) ironically, by doing nothing the same. Continuing to turn over the countless failed nu-metal projects in their g'
Beene, Beene the non-magical clothier
By Kevin Nelson | Nov. 29, 2006The Full Nelson: Kevin does some laundry, hilarity ensues.'



