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Wedding crasher 'open' for business
By Ryan Gallentine | Oct. 19, 2006When push comes to shove, even the most embarrasing of actions can be justified with a little free booze.'
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Grant County sheriff hopeful changes name to Andy Griffith
By The Daily Cardinal | Oct. 19, 2006This election season, one man is determined to make Grant County like TV-land's Mayberry by legally changing his name to Andy Griffith and running for county sheriff.
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More bus routes before hybrids
By Daily Cardinal editorial board | Oct. 19, 2006Metro Transit's hybrid buses are a noble goal, but more routes are needed to attract passengers.'
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Green says court battles over donations have hurt his campaign
By Samantha Bachmann | Oct. 19, 2006On Wednesday, the Mark Green campaign claimed the state Elections Board ruling ordering the campaign to give back $467,844 in illegal donations is damaging his campaign in response to a petition filed by state Department of Justice lawyers.'
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After reaching LTE agreement, SLAC not opposing union plan
By Lara Sokolowski | Oct. 19, 2006The UW-Madison Student Labor Action Coalition announced Wednesday it has decided not to actively oppose the Student Union Initiative. '
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Media Day create hype for Badgers
By Sam Pepper | Oct. 18, 2006The basketball season unofficially kicked off Tuesday as Bo Ryan and the Badgers spoke at Media Day.'
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The simple rules for fantasy football owners
By Zach Kukkonen | Oct. 18, 2006Zach Kukkonen presents his rules for fantasy football owners.'
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Local sushi scene is so fresh, so clean
By The Daily Cardinal | Oct. 18, 2006There are many types of ""love it or hate it"" foods, but sushi is one that many people are afraid to even try. To help ease that leap into the world of raw fish, Cardinal Food reviewed four local sushi hotspots. Dive in!'
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Young MDU team won’t be taken lightly
By Kelly Kallien and Matthew Fox | Oct. 18, 2006Wisconsin hockey had an eventful home-opening weekend that included a proud rising of the National Championship banner, and a challenging 1-1 split with the North Dakota Fighting Sioux. Now, it's back to business as another WCHA opponent comes to town, the Minnesota-Duluth Bulldogs.
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Jones’n for a working thermostat
By The Daily Cardinal | Oct. 18, 2006The adventurer walks across the room. He carefully navigates the pitfalls and gaping chasms inherent to an indigenous shrine before finally arriving at his destination. A glass crystal floats next to the wall. He removes his gravity-defying sand and weighs it out to make the exchange. Not enough sand! The temperature drops to absolute zero! All molecules freeze and the adventurer is the victim of eternity.
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The road goes ever on and on in the quest for literary understanding
By Carrie Lorig | Oct. 18, 2006\Seeing the physical place where a story takes place or where an author lived is going to give the reader the text three more times is never going to achieve,"" writes Carrie Lorig in this week's Conceal and Carrie.'
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Drowning in thought
By Kiera Wiatrak | Oct. 18, 2006Founded after the 2004 presidential election, the Roosevelt Institution is a national, nonpartisan, student-run think tank with chapters established in almost 50 schools across the country. UW-Madison's chapter held its kick-off this past April and '
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Elliott anchors strong UW defense
By Sasha Goldstein | Oct. 18, 2006Elliot looks for another championship his senior year.'
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Badgers fall to rival Gophers
By Andy Van Sistine | Oct. 18, 2006Wisconsin suffered its first loss in the annual Border Battle between UW and the University of Minnesota when the Badgers fell to the Gophers in volleyball Tuesday night.'
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Election coverage abysmal
By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board and Alex Pacheco | Oct. 18, 2006It's no wonder that citizens are uninformed about local elections. Considering this week's release of a study about local television news broadcasts by the NewsLab at UW-Madison, it is amazing that people even know there is an election Nov. 7.'
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Campus view obstructed by new highrises
By Jessica Sprang | Oct. 18, 2006Columnist Jessica Sprang says, \In the heart of downtown Madison, the opinion of students seems to matter the least, even though they dominate the population. Against the approval of much of Madison's student population, high-rise residences are inc'
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Bartell’s lesbian comedy entertains
By Mollie Levison and Jon Spike | Oct. 18, 2006Bartell Theatre's latest play, ""Ugly Ducklings,"" directed by Jan Levine Thal and written by Carolyn Gage, is like a reenactment of all those exciting, innocent and youthful days at overnight summer camp—but with a serious twist. Camp Fernlake, the fictional camp in Maine where ""Ugly Ducklings"" takes place, is an all-girls camp where many of the girls discover and come to terms with their lesbian identities.
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