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Take a walk through Chicago's history
By Maureen Backman | Oct. 4, 2006Chicago's history is filled with odd little quirks, find out a little something you didn't know about the city to our south.'
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It's da best sportstown. Period.
By Adam Hoge | Oct. 4, 2006Chicago sports â_say what you want, you'll be hard pressed to find more dedicated plans in the country.'
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Madison moped theft on the rise
By Kyle Dropp | Oct. 4, 2006Twenty to 30 mopeds have been reported stolen in the downtown area since early September, according to a Madison police estimate. '
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Student vote urged at Dem. meeting
By Jennifer Page | Oct. 4, 2006With a month left until the Nov. 7 election, Joe Wineke, chair of the Wisconsin Democratic Party, spoke Tuesday about the importance of student involvement to the UW-Madison College Democrats.'
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Chicago: The Windy City
By Becky Kunz | Oct. 4, 2006Thinking about going to Chicago? Wishing you could at least think about going to Chicago but rent is due next week and you're still trying to scrounge up some cash? Well, stop thinking and listen up: this glamorous city is not only for the likes of Paris Hilton, but college students on a budget. The opportunities are endless, and endless cash is not a requirement.
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Prof. argues against gay marriage ban
By Marly Schuman | Oct. 4, 2006Law professor Howard Schweber became the first UW-Madison professor to take a public stance on gay marriage Tuesday night. UW-Madison's Federalist Society hosted a debate Tuesday on the gay marriage amendment between Schweber and Jordan Lorence, Sen'
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A statement weekend for UW volleyball
By Nate Carey | Oct. 4, 2006The UW volleyball team has their biggest weekend of the season coming up as they travel to No. 14 Ohio State and No. 2 Penn State.'
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State Elections Board wants budget increase
By Madelyn Mahon | Oct. 4, 2006In the midst of controversy surrounding the Wisconsin State Elections Board, the Board requested an increase of over $1 million in its taxpayer supported budget to help maintain Wisconsin's new federally mandated voter database. '
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Reader of the Day: Kate Waller
By The Daily Cardinal | Oct. 4, 2006Kate Waller, a UW-Madison junior, is the true definition of an American girl. This Park Ridge, IL native is an avid fan of Da Bears and accomplishes the magnificent feat of cracking her ears. Kate actually holds the world record for loudest ear crack and is known to be able to make apples fall from their tree by simply performing this task.
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Best Shows to catch in Chicago this fall
By The Daily Cardinal and Alex Kuskowski | Oct. 4, 2006Check out the best shows this fall'
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UW beats Leathernecks
By Ryan Reszel | Oct. 4, 2006The UW men's soccer team extended their unbeaten streak to six games as senior goalie Jake Settle got his fourth straight shutout in a 1-0 win over Western Illinois Wednesday.'
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Museum find passes mustard
By Jay Storey | Oct. 4, 2006Trolls scare the crap out of me. Don't tell me they're not real, I came face-to-face with one this weekend—and that was the most normal part of the day.
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State Street set for steakhouse
By John Leppanen | Oct. 4, 2006The owners of Riley's Wines of the World, The Church Key and Badger Liquor are set to open another downtown business; a steakhouse on Gilman and State Street.'
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Damn the torpedoes, full wells ahead
By Beth Wick | Oct. 4, 2006\To be able to drive from Brooklyn to San Francisco and have people show up to see you play, whether there are 70 or 700, is a real accomplishment,"" said Damnwells singer/guitarist Alex Dezen in an interview with the Daily Cardinal's Beth Wick.'
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U.S. gov’t to scrutinize UW stem cell patents
By Steven Wishau - The Daily Cardinal and Erica Pelzek | Oct. 4, 2006The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office announced Tuesday that it plans to re-examine patents covering research by stem cell leader and UW-Madison scientist James Thomson and other UW-Madison scientists""supposedly the first researchers in the world to grow and isolate human embryonic stem cells.
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All-you-can-eat poses classic challenge
By Joe Lynch | Oct. 4, 2006U.S. foreign relations weaknesses are exposed in the all-you-can-eat buffet.'
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Madison facing its school shooting fears
By Molly Reppen and Dawn Schueller | Oct. 3, 2006Three U.S. school shootings in the past week, one of which occurred only an hour away, have put Madison schools on edge. '
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