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By The Daily Cardinal | Oct. 25, 2006Amanda Knitter Living for the weekend:'
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Electric Six to boogie-woogie at the Annex tonight
By Andy Berens | Oct. 25, 2006After releasing two albums and giving us this decade's best dance-punk-New Wave mash-up — ""Danger! High Voltage"" — years before those kinds of songs became trendy, Electric Six are back with their stellar new album, Switzerland. '
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Clayton Hanson: Investing on and off the court
By Sarah Wieckert and Morgan Haefner | Oct. 25, 2006Clayton Hanson led the Big Ten in three-point shooting and was named Academic All Big Ten. After graduation, Hanson continued to work hard and earn a job in a top investment banking group.'
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Finance committee announces lawsuit, approves WSUM funds
By Marie Joanis | Oct. 24, 2006The Student Services Finance Committee fully endorsed the proposed budget of the WSUM-FM student radio station and announced a pending lawsuit at its meeting Monday evening. '
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Model athlete makes a splash
By Amanda McGowan | Oct. 24, 20062005 UW-Madison graduate Matt Marshall began his swimming career in high school, and after swimming for the badgers for four years, still maintains the same work ethics. Marshall reflects on his years here and how they have shaped him into the adult he i'
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Sexual extremes lead to self-destruction
By Marcie Benson | Oct. 24, 2006People are often forced to choose between two extremes when out comes to sexual behavior. However, a healthy medium can be found.'
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Jackman gains Prestige in new film
By Maureen Backman and Joe Pudas | Oct. 24, 2006Pudas writes,\Of Nolan's three big budget follow-ups to ""Memento,"" his newest, ""The Prestige,"" is easily his worst film. And it's one of the best movies of this year. ""'
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Lieutenant Governor Lawton talks to political science class
By Shira Nanus | Oct. 24, 2006Lieutenant Governor Barbara Lawton spoke Monday morning before Political Science 205 students about state and university relations and her views on certain issues that could come into play in the Nov.. 7 elections.'
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There’s no shame for this traitor Joe
By Joe Hasler and Mario Puig | Oct. 24, 2006You'll have to forgive me for not being completely up-to-date with the comings and goings of the Madison grocery store scene. Call me out of the loop, but until last week, I'd never even heard of Trader Joe's—the new store that opened on Monroe Street last Friday morning with the sort of fanfare usually reserved for the release of a new Star Wars film or the latest installment of Final Fantasy.
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Letters to the Editor
By The Daily Cardinal | Oct. 24, 2006UW band director knew of band misconduct and did nothing to stop it.'
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State Street Halloween 2006 Second of four parts: Cops plan to play it by ear on Halloween
By Dawn Schueller | Oct. 24, 2006Police are leaving many questions unanswered about this year's Halloween celebration on State Street this Saturday.'
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Revenge on the mind of Boston College
By Sasha Goldstein | Oct. 24, 2006Preview of weekend series against Boston College.'
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Reader of the Day: Ryan Sanson
By The Daily Cardinal | Oct. 24, 2006In the past two weeks, this guy has managed to break both his toe and wrist! How did it happen? According to Ryan, he was walking to class and listening to his favorite artist, 50 Cent, when all of a sudden he fell flat on his face and got run over by a biker. Now Ryan's precious wrist is broken and he gets to wear a super cool cast. If you see him, ask if you can sign it.
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Mifflin co-op weighs closing doors for good
By John Leppanen | Oct. 24, 2006The Mifflin Street Co-op will likely close its doors forever before the end of the fall semester.'
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BC haunted by championship loss
By Nate Carey | Oct. 24, 2006Badgers look to take on Boston College and Halloween this weekend.'
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WCHA boasts some of nation's top teams
By Matt Fox | Oct. 24, 2006Overview of the WCHA's top title contenders.'
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Just Off Campus: Sweet eats on State
By The Daily Cardinal | Oct. 24, 2006If you have all your tricks planned for Halloween, now treat your sweet tooth to some of State Street's sweetest spots! '
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Corporations also like to blog about themselves
By Matt Fox and Sarah Nance | Oct. 24, 2006Corporations have entered the blogosphere.....'
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Debate does little to inform voters
By Daily Cardinal editorial board | Oct. 24, 2006Democratic incumbent Gov. Jim Doyle and Republican candidate U.S. Rep. Mark Green, R-Green Bay, challenged each other at their third and final debate Friday night, focusing on health care, education and each other's ethical blunders. '
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Professors must keep bias out of classroom
By Adam Seston and Paul Blazevich | Oct. 24, 2006Professors have duty to provide solely facts and leave bias out of lecture.'
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