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New Beer Thursday: Wild Blueberry Ale

By The Daily Cardinal | Oct. 25, 2006

A blueberry flavored ale brewed by BluCreek Brewing.'

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Shadid talks Iraq, UW years

By Molly Reppen and Heather Gjerde | Oct. 25, 2006

The Daily Cardinal spoke with Pulitzer Prize-winning UW-Madison and Daily Cardinal alumnus Anthony Shadid Tuesday from Beirut, Lebanon, where he is reporting on the Hezbollah-Israeli conflict.'

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'Motion W' copyright dispute defies logic

By Jessica Sprang | Oct. 25, 2006

Columnist Jessica Sprang says, \More than 15 years ago, Athletic Director Barry Alvarez and Rayovac artist Rick Sucharek teamed up to develop the ""Motion W"" logo we currently associate with UW-Madison athletics. Now, more than 20 schools, incl'

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Michael J. Fox endorses Gov. Doyle, cites state’s breakthroughs in stem cell research

By The Daily Cardinal | Oct. 25, 2006

Michael J. Fox appears in a new ad endorsing Gov. Jim Doyle and his support for stem cell research.

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Badgers vie for Big Ten title against IU

By Ryan Reszel | Oct. 25, 2006

With the Big Ten on the line, the Wisconsin men's soccer team will take on perennial conference champion Indiana in Bloomington Friday.'

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Tiki Barber making the right decision

By Zach Kukkonen | Oct. 25, 2006

Although New York Giants running back Tiki Barber's decision to retire at the end of the season comes as a shock to many sportswriters, it is not really that surprising.'

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Christian student org alliance may sue UW-Madison

By Jacob Kushner | Oct. 25, 2006

The InterVarsity Christian Fellowship may file a lawsuit against UW-Madison if its UW-Madison chapter is denied Registered Student Organization status because of its policy that persons applying for leadership positions must sign an affirmation of faith. '

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Three days on the sidewalk, seeking a home

By Kyle Dropp | Oct. 25, 2006

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Reader of the Day: Ryan Sanson

By The Daily Cardinal | Oct. 24, 2006

In 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, 2006

The 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, 2006

Badgers look to take on Boston College and Halloween this weekend.'

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Letters to the Editor

By The Daily Cardinal | Oct. 24, 2006

UW band director knew of band misconduct and did nothing to stop it.'

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Lieutenant Governor Lawton talks to political science class

By Shira Nanus | Oct. 24, 2006

Lieutenant 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, 2006

You'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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Jackman gains Prestige in new film

By Maureen Backman and Joe Pudas | Oct. 24, 2006

Pudas 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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