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The Fan Hunter:
By The Daily Cardinal | Oct. 25, 2006Approximately half an hour before the kickoff against Minnesota, an odd sea of students ran out onto the field at Camp Randall.
Waiting the wings: Scramble to replace Stocco underway
By Sasha Goldstein | Oct. 25, 2006Tyler Donovan has been waiting for this chance his entire life, but Allan Evridge transferred from Kansas State to take over the quarterback spot. Who takes the reins from senior John Stocco?'
Reader of the Day
By The Daily Cardinal | Oct. 25, 2006Amanda Knitter Living for the weekend:'
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. '
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.'
Halloween profits go to law enforcement
By Leah Cowen and Erin Schmidtke | Oct. 25, 2006Madison officials will use Halloween ticket profits to fund law enforcement and city programs, not bands or sound systems.'
Chinese university ranks UW 16 out of 500 institutions
By The Daily Cardinal | Oct. 25, 2006Rankings released this fall by Shanghai Jiao Tong University, one of China's largest and oldest universities, ranked UW-Madison 16th in its list of ""Top 500 World Universities."" '
Stealing a recruit hurts team, player
By Adam Hoge | Oct. 25, 2006I was in Chicago last March and got to witness two of the University of Illinois' top basketball recruits battle for a trip to go downstate. Illini head coach Bruce Weber was in attendance as Brian Carlwell went up against Derrick Rose. Carlwell had already signed with Illinois, but Rose was the bigger recruit. Rose, a year younger than Carlwell, was waiting on whether or not Eric Gordon, a prized recruit from Indiana, would commit to Illinois before he did. Together, the two would make up possibly the best guard tandem U of I had ever seen.
Fair Wisconsin launches final attacks in gay marriage battle
By Bob Spoerl | Oct. 25, 2006Fair Wisconsin launches major combat in last weeks winding down to election.'
Two leads not enough for UW
By Crystal Crowns | Oct. 25, 2006The UW men's soccer team fell to UW-Green Bay 3-2 Tuesday night.'
New Beer Thursday: Wild Blueberry Ale
By The Daily Cardinal | Oct. 25, 2006A blueberry flavored ale brewed by BluCreek Brewing.'
Shadid talks Iraq, UW years
By Molly Reppen and Heather Gjerde | Oct. 25, 2006The 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.'
'Motion W' copyright dispute defies logic
By Jessica Sprang | Oct. 25, 2006Columnist 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'
Michael J. Fox endorses Gov. Doyle, cites state’s breakthroughs in stem cell research
By The Daily Cardinal | Oct. 25, 2006Michael J. Fox appears in a new ad endorsing Gov. Jim Doyle and his support for stem cell research.
Badgers vie for Big Ten title against IU
By Ryan Reszel | Oct. 25, 2006With the Big Ten on the line, the Wisconsin men's soccer team will take on perennial conference champion Indiana in Bloomington Friday.'
Tiki Barber making the right decision
By Zach Kukkonen | Oct. 25, 2006Although 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.'
Christian student org alliance may sue UW-Madison
By Jacob Kushner | Oct. 25, 2006The 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. '



