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‘Tis the season—the leaves have changed, mittens and scarves have been pulled from the closet, and the sound of jingling bells is right around the corner.

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Wis. attorney general race goes down to the wire

By Sandra Knisely | Nov. 8, 2006

The race for state attorney general between Democrat Kathleen Falk and Republican opponent J.B. Van Hollen remained in a dead-heat as ballots continued to be counted early Wednesday morning.'

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Student gov’t decisions made in aftermath of fall elections

By Heather Gjerde and Whitney Newman | Nov. 8, 2006

Associated Students of Madison made several recent decisions regarding complaints filed after the fall 2006 ASM elections and budget decisions for student organizations.

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Baldwin defeats Magnum for 5th term in Congress

By Andrew Haffner and Elzbieta Beck | Nov. 8, 2006

For the fifth consecutive election, Wisconsinites voted Democrat Tammy Baldwin, District 2, into the House of Representatives.'

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U.S. creates terrorist haven in Somalia

By The Daily Cardinal | Nov. 8, 2006

U.S. policy toward Somalia created a safe haven for terrorists. Now we must learn from this mistake.'

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UW trying to get back to the basics

By Sasha Goldstein | Nov. 8, 2006

Preview of this weekned's matchup'

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Langdon Street patrol plan worthy of praise

By Jessica Sprang | Nov. 8, 2006

The UW Greek system, often relied on as a primary instigator of the party scene, is now changing its reputation to become a safety regulator amid the post-party scene. Every weekend night, fraternity members plan to patrol the Langdon Street area to make'

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Doyle prevails with fifty-nine percent of vote

By Bob Spoerl and Will Hoverman | Nov. 8, 2006

Gov. Jim Doyle made Wisconsin history Tuesday, becoming the first Democratic governor to secure a second four-year term, defeating challenger Mark Green, Republican representative from Green Bay.

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Dowell’s strong leadership keeps UW moving

By Ben Breiner | Nov. 8, 2006

The pressure of being one of the few returning veterans on a national championship team could be overwhelming for the average college hockey player. Fortunately, Badger senior forward Jake Dowell is anything but average.

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