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TVOTR’s ‘Cookie’ a monster

By Brien Barrett | Sep. 21, 2006

TV on the Radio's latest album, Return To Cookie Mountain, is the kind of gem music fans wait all year for. Brilliantly blending avant-garde art rock, electronica and Beach Boys-inspired harmonies—all threaded together with Eno-esque atmospheric textures—the Brooklyn quintet have proven themselves to be on the cutting edge while sonically maturing from their astonishingly refreshing 2004 debut Desperate Youth, Blood Thirsty Babes. 

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Leaked Doyle campaign e-mail raises eyebrows

By Clay Thomas and Annie Slacter and Ashley Spencer | Sep. 21, 2006

On the same day U.S. Rep. Mark Green, R-Green Bay, appeared in court to challenge the order to return illegal campaign money, Gov. Jim Doyle faced scrutiny for the recent exposure of an e-mail to State Elections Board members from a Doyle employee. '

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I know about hardship, look at my major

By Ryan Gallentine | Sep. 21, 2006

Ryan exposes the real truth behind the journalism major.'

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Religious student orgs oppose leadership policies

By Jamie McMahon | Sep. 21, 2006

In response to the Student Organization Office's heightened scrutiny of organizations seeking official recognition, several Christian groups recently joined together to form United Response, an alliance opposed to current guidelines concerning the l'

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At forum, Wiley, Farrell say diversity goals not met

By Lindsey Ramon | Sep. 21, 2006

UW-Madison Chancellor John Wiley and Provost Pat Farrell told campus community members Thursday at the 7th Annual Diversity and Climate Forum that UW-Madison isn ot reaching diversity goals set by Plan 2008 as quickly as the university would like, partly '

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NFL, NCAA need to shape up

By Maureen Backman and Zach Kukkonen | Sep. 21, 2006

With Maurice Clarett going to prison for at least three and a half years, people have to start asking themselves, \Why are football players constantly in the news for the wrong reasons?"".'

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A legacy of Wisconsin brewing

By Amanda McGowan | Sep. 21, 2006

It's not just big at frat parties. It's big at football games and family reunions, on weekdays and weekends, for parents and grandparents. It's a claim to fame across the entire state and it was just as big for Wisconsinites 150 years ag'

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Fast food is fast track to poor health

By Joe Skurzewski | Sep. 21, 2006

This country faces an epidemic: Not of disease like West Nile Virus or the Avian Flu, or modern technology like cell phones or iPods, but of fast food. 

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‘Mountain’ proves Mastodon not extinct

By Brian Sweeney | Sep. 21, 2006

Famous for resurrecting the lost art of the concept album, Mastodon have returned with another uncompromisingly progressive effort, Blood Mountain. 

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A Bortin recipe for success and “1-0” start for Bielema

By Jon Bortin | Sep. 21, 2006

When the subject is UW football, the mentality is 1-0. And Badger football is the prime topic this weekend, what with the storyline surrounding Saturday: Big Ten opener against Michigan at the Big House. For Bret Bielema's Badgers, the proving ground does not get more firm than this. 

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News Buzz

By The Daily Cardinal | Sep. 21, 2006

Test your knowledge on the past week's news and entertainment headlines.'

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HPV vaccine now at UW health services

By Amanda Hoffstrom | Sep. 21, 2006

A new vaccine used to stop an infection that causes genital warts became available Wednesday at University Health Services. UHS is one of few clinics in the Madison area that is distributing the vaccine. '

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Rove campaigns for Gard in Washington

By Lavilla Capener | Sep. 21, 2006

Karl Rove, embattled chief strategist and advisor to President Bush, was a guest yesterday at a Washington, D.C. fundraiser for 8th Congressional District hopeful and state Rep. John Gard, R-Peshtigo. '

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A brew-it-yourself guide to concocting your favorite flavor from the comfort of home

By Leah Cowen and Christopher Guess and Kyle Dropp | Sep. 21, 2006

Even in a city full of bars and local breweries like Madison, sometimes a nice cold beer at home does the trick. '

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Man who beat Majestic owner with shotgun gets 30 months

By The Daily Cardinal and Molly Reppen | Sep. 21, 2006

A Madison man arrested in the beating of a local nightclub owner with the butt of a sawed off shotgun was sentenced Wednesday to 30 months in prison, followed by three years of probation. '

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Cardinal View Editorial: Student must not take safety for granted

By Daily Cardinal editorial board | Sep. 21, 2006

In recent months, sexual assaults have been prominent on the UW-Madison campus. This is a timely reminder to all students: Be safe. 

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Campus-area church denied funding

By The Daily Cardinal | Sep. 21, 2006

The Associated Students of Madison's Student Services Finance Committee denied funding for Calvary Lutheran Chapel and Student Center Thursday night. '

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U.S. Rep touts UW’s research

By The Daily Cardinal and By: Nick Fritz | Sep. 21, 2006

Touting UW-Madison's biomedical research as one of the leading research programs in the nation, U.S. Rep. Tammy Baldwin, D-Madison, called for further increases in the National Institutes of Health funding Wednesday.  

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University Ave. sexual assault details emerge

By John Leppanen | Sep. 21, 2006

One of the men accused of the sexual assault on University Avenue appeared in court for the first time Wednesday, as new details emerged in the case. 

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Big House a big test for young Badgers

By Ben Hubner | Sep. 21, 2006

The Badgers (3-0) head to Ann Arbor, Mich. Saturday to face the Michigan Wolverines who are coming off a big win over then No. 2 Notre Dame.'