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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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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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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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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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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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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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Unique Chicago concert venues worth your listen
By Beth Wick | Oct. 4, 2006It is the home to three amazing summer music festivals: Lollapalooza, Pitchfork and Intonation. Every year, thousands of people and hundreds of bands from all over the world flock to the Chicagoland area to catch the hottest music on the scene. But throughout the rest of the year as well, the city maintains its tradition as a music hotspot.
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Go Wild for the start of the NHL
By Zach Kukkonen | Oct. 4, 2006Despite atrocious television ratings, people should be excited for the start of the NHL season.'
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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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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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Bank robber hits east side, still on the run
By The Daily Cardinal | Oct. 3, 2006Monday morning Madison police responded to a bank robbery at Home Savings Bank, 3672 E. Washington Ave. The robbery is the latest in an unusually high number that have occurred in Madison this year.'
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A quandary: to-stado or not to-stado?
By Joe Hasler | Oct. 3, 2006I didn't ask to fall in love with Manny's tostado chips. If I'd only ever eaten Tostitos or Old Dutch brand tortilla chips, I'm sure my quality of life wouldn't be drastically different. But somehow, Manny's found its w'
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Basketball ticket distribution unfair
By Adam Seston | Oct. 3, 2006Basketball ticket distribution should mirror that of hockey or football tickets.'
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UW-La Crosse student found dead in Mississippi River
By The Daily Cardinal | Oct. 3, 2006The body of a UW-La Crosse student missing since Saturday night was pulled from the Mississippi River Monday morning.'
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Leathernecks bring win streak to Madison
By Andrew Dambeck | Oct. 3, 2006The red hot men's soccer team takes on Western Illinois Wednesday night.'
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Energy initiative suffers low student participation
By Charles Brace | Oct. 3, 2006The UW-Madison ""We Conserve"" campaign is a proposal by the university to cut energy consumption by 20 percent by 2010, supported by the university and the state government and is lacking only in student involvement.'
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