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Reader of the Day- Andrew Forecki
By The Daily Cardinal and Crystal Crowns | Oct. 15, 2006This Reader of the Day is definitely a gansta dancer.'
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Fruit flies hold clue to brain diseases
By Jennifer Evans | Oct. 15, 2006A new UW-Madison finding has advanced our knowledge of neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's Disease.'
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Badgers get split despite injuries
By Max Hooker and Brittany Jones | Oct. 15, 2006Despite losing Jack Skille, Ross Carlson and Kyle Klubertanz to injury for Saturday's matchup, the UW men's hockey team persevered to pull out a 1-0 win against North Dakota.'
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The buck stops with Williams in ‘Year’
By By Rachel Schulze and Allison Rothschild | Oct. 15, 2006Once in a while you will get a movie that is not only relevant but entertaining and thought provoking on multiple levels. ""Man of the Year"" asks the question: What if a comedian like Jon Stewart ran for president?
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Wisconsin uses momentum to avoid letdown
By Ben Hubner | Oct. 15, 2006The Wisconsin football team used great play calling and an aggressive offense to beat the Gophers 48-12 Saturday.'
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Uncle Roger, can I buy you a drink?
By Jon Spike and Julia Shiplett | Oct. 15, 2006Julia writes, \I wanted to receive those sincere acts of encouragement and approval for wearing something other than fishnets, pleather or a push-up bra.""'
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Talking gender: Real differences merit real discussion
By Keaton Miller | Oct. 15, 2006Keaton it Real: This week, Keaton talks about the discussion (or lack thereof) of the differences between genders.'
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‘A Strange Commonplace’ exemplifies the late Sorrentino’s experimental style
By Les Chappell | Oct. 15, 2006When the author and essayist Gilbert Sorrentino passed away on May 18, it was a tragedy that didn't gather many headlines outside the literary community. There were few accolades or praise of the kind that followed the deaths of Douglas Adams or Hunter S. Thompson, or that will surely salute the death of Kurt Vonnegut.
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Blowout leaves Axe in Badgers’ hands
By Ryan Reszel | Oct. 15, 2006The Badgers waited until the end of the game to take a victory lap with Paul Bunyan's Axe, but they could have circled the field much earlier.
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Volleyball sweeps Purdue, Indiana
By Abby Becker and Andrew Van Sistine | Oct. 15, 2006In what was arguably its most impressive display during conference play this season, the Wisconsin volleyball team came up with big wins against No. 9 Purdue and Indiana this weekend at the UW Field House.'
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SSFC cuts Sex Out Loud budget by nearly $9,000
By Erica Pelzek | Oct. 13, 2006The Associated Students of Madison Student Services Finance Committee decided on the 2007-'08 budgets for Sex Out Loud and the Rape Crisis Center Thursday night. '
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Longest rivalry in NCAA D-IA continues
By Matthew Fox | Oct. 12, 2006This weekend's game will be special for a variety of reasons. It's Wisconsin's homecoming and Bucky Badger promises to be in the highest of spirits with all the festivities before and after game time. Also, Wisconsin cracked the AP Top 25 Pol'
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Maverick politicians vital to democracy
By Marcie Benson | Oct. 12, 2006Party loyalty hurts those who stick to their convictions.'
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Harvard Law ‘crafts’ each admitted class
By Jamie McMahon | Oct. 12, 2006Director of Harvard Law School Admissions Toby Stock addressed UW-Madison students and other law school hopefuls at Memorial Union Wednesday, explaining the way in which his department ""crafts the class"" each year at the No. 3 law school in the nation.
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UW joins Google archive project
By Lexie Clinton | Oct. 12, 2006UW-Madison and Google announced an agreement today to digitize more than 7.2 million holdings at UW-Madison Libraries to their book search database, exposing the world to Wisconsin resources and shaping the way Internet research is conducted worldwide.
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Sharanya Kousik
By The Daily Cardinal and Erica Walkup | Oct. 12, 2006Sharanya's bringin' Broadway back ... to Bascom Hill.'
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Band antics detailed
By Lara Sokolowski | Oct. 12, 2006After three days of heavy media coverage regarding the UW Marching Band's alleged misconduct, university administration revealed specific, graphic details of the band's misbehavior Thursday.'
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Bush weighing on Gard in public opinion, pollsters say
By Bob Spoerl | Oct. 12, 2006As U.S. Rep. Mark Green, R-Green Bay, continues to put up a fight for the Capitol, the race for the 8th Congressional District seat he abdicated may be leaning a different way'
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Now a Jaguar, Starks remembers Badger glory
By Sam Pepper | Oct. 12, 2006On Nov. 15, 1890, the Badgers took the field in Minneapolis in the first game played in what is now the longest rivalry in college football history. Over a hundred years of wars in the trenches, game winning kicks and heralded running attacks. We need on'
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Fair Wisconsin ad campaign targets straight audience
By Jackie Nuber | Oct. 12, 2006Fair Wisconsin, a group campaigning against the civil unions and marriage ban up for vote on Nov. 7, released a new ad and report Thursday, highlighting its campaign's focus to bring straight people to the polls. '
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