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Anti-sweatshop plan progresses, UW says
By Mike Ewing | Sep. 28, 2006A coalition of colleges, including UW-Madison, made headway with new anti-sweatshop policies Wednesday.'
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Van Hollen abortion stance under fire
By Elzbieta Beck | Sep. 28, 2006Planned Parenthood Advocates of Wisconsin expressed its concern over the criminalization of abortion in Wisconsin and criticized attorney general candidate J.B. Van Hollen's potential support for the statute in Wisconsin's constitution Wednes'
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Union campaign kicks off, aims to renovate, rebuild outdated buildings
By Amanda Hoffstrom | Sep. 28, 2006UW-Madison's Student Union Initiative campaign kicked off Wednesday at Memorial Union in an effort to gain support for the Associated Students of Madison elections Oct. 18-19.'
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Cieslewicz reveals economic growth initiative
By John Leppanen | Sep. 28, 2006Mayor Dave Cieslewicz unveiled his economic development plan for the city Tuesday, stressing growth and development in 2007 .'
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Timberlake reveals Future of Sex
By Joe Lynch | Sep. 28, 2006FutureSex/LoveSounds may not give us numerous blockbusters along the lines of ""Rock Your Body,"" it does show that Justin Timberlake is capable of moving forward. He may not have avoided the sophomore slump, but he's certainly proven he h'
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Any chance on any given Saturday
By Ryan Gallentine | Sep. 28, 2006Ryan embraces the beauty of the unpredicability that is college football.'
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Doyle weighs merits of children’s health insurance
By Whitney Newman | Sep. 28, 2006Gov. Jim Doyle and Sen. Bob Menendez, D-N.J. held a conference call yesterday afternoon to discuss the future of Wisconsin's State Children's Health Insurance Program. Many states across the nation are facing immediate funding needs in order to continue this program, due to a projected shortfall of approximately $888 million.
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More than 3000 in Dane County face challenges of life on the streets
By Elli Thompson | Sep. 28, 2006The UW-Madison campus is a thing of beauty as the last traces of summer fade away, turning leaves vibrant shades of orange and red and whipping crisp breezes over the surface of Lake Mendota. And from the middle of such an ideal place, it is not surprising that most students do not think twice about the parts of their city that aren't painted in the same picturesque light—where the dropping temperatures point to a cold winter ahead and promise many long nights for Madison's homeless population.
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Brewers fail but hopes
By Jon Bortin | Sep. 28, 2006Jon Bortin comments on the Milwaukee Brewers' failure to get back to the playoffs.'
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Education, not politics, should be focus of state-UW relationship, state Rep. says
By Marie Joanis | Sep. 28, 2006The UW-Madison community received pointers on dealing with a state legislature increasingly hostile to the university from one of the legislature's own, 1986 UW-Madison graduate state Rep. Mark Pocan, D-Madison.'
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By The Daily Cardinal | Sep. 28, 2006Test your knowledge on the news events of the past week.'
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Babcock milk hormone limits organic options for students
By Whitney Newman and Lexie Clinton | Sep. 28, 2006Markets and superstores across the country offer consumers a variety of milk choices, but the UW-Madison community is left with only one.'
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Nonpartisan group says Green in violation of federal laws
By Mariam Basir | Sep. 28, 2006Adding to Republican gubernatorial candidate Mark Green's campaign cash woes, the Wisconsin Democracy Campaign filed a complaint to the Federal Election Commission, which would additionally require Green to return more than $1,000,000 to his federal'
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Tickets to ’06 Halloween on sale Monday
By John Leppanen | Sep. 28, 2006Tickets for Halloween 2006 will go on sale Monday, marking the first time visitors to the event will have to pay to get onto State Street.
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New robbery, no MPD leads
By Leah Cowen | Sep. 28, 2006A group of men encircled a 22-year-old UW-Madison student Sunday morning at 3 a.m. just outside of MacTaggart's, 230 W. Lakelawn Place . '
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Majestic puts the brakes on the wheels of steel
By The Daily Cardinal and Molly Reppen | Sep. 28, 2006Under stringent city regulations spurred by bar-time violence, Club Majestic, 115 King St., will no longer host DJs, long considered a staple of hip-hop music. '
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Internet slang common in college students’ speech
By Shira Nanus | Sep. 28, 2006Internet slang and the abbreviation of words commonly used on AOL Instant Messenger have increasingly made their way into the face-to-face conversations of UW-Madison students.
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Ladies travel to OSU, UM
By Matt Bunke | Sep. 27, 2006The UW women's soccer team's weekend road trip takes them to Ohio State and Minnesota.'
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Michigan rivals to test No. 14 Badgers
By Andy Van Sistine | Sep. 27, 2006The UW Volleyball teams returns home this weekend to take on their two Michigan rivals.'
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