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UW researchers attack anxiety
By Jennifer Evans | Sep. 18, 2006UW scientists further the work of discovering more effective treatments for the anxiety disorders that many students succumb to.'
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Reader of the Day: Erik Johnsen
By The Daily Cardinal | Sep. 18, 2006We exaggerate your life. You can thank us later.'
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Pop-Tarts, lies and 'Saved by the Bell'
By Caitlin Cieslik-Miskimen | Sep. 18, 2006No one really tells the truth about themselves when you meet for the first time freshman year.'
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Club Majestic crackdown necessary
By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board | Sep. 18, 2006The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board believes,\If reducing violence proves impossible or prohibitively expensive, it may be time to talk of closing Club Majestic for the safety and viability of the downtown community.""'
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Maybe he/’s born with it, maybe it/’s Julia
By Julia Shiplett | Sep. 17, 2006The line of dialed calls on my phone is a sad sight—it reads ""Bro, Bro, Bro, Bro."" Yes, I'm trying to call my brother, and no, he's not picking up. It not only makes me angry, but saddens me that I (the more sophisticated, older sister) am desperately attempting to contact Ben (my detached, seemingly soulless sibling). Things should be the other way around.
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Wisconsin splits pair of weekend matches
By Andrew Haffner and Matt Bunke | Sep. 17, 2006On a weekend laced with tough competition, the Badgers split two home matches, losing to No. 16 Missouri but defeating Kentucky.'
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Defense shines in blanking of Aztecs
By Ben Hubner | Sep. 17, 2006After a disappointing performance last week against Western Illinois, the Badger defense stepped it up in Saturday/'s matchup against San Diego State.'
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Hartnett falters once again in below-par noir
By Laura Kalinowski | Sep. 17, 2006Brian de Palma \defiles the screen with his terrible adaptation of James Ellroy'/s novel 'The Black Dahlia'"" writes Laura Kalinowski.'
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\Freakfest"" must change name
By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board | Sep. 17, 2006According to The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board, \Freakfest needs to mobilize the students. Started as the Facebook group ""Move Halloween to Langdon 2006,"" founders Wangard and Brandon Sivret have positively changed the tune of their group. No'
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Stark documentary examines Katrina’s effect on animals
By Aaron Ensweiler | Sep. 17, 2006In late September 2005, documentary filmmaker Mike Shiley learned that in the wake of Hurricane Katrina and FEMA's lackluster rescue efforts, more than 50,000 dogs and cats had been left behind. Packing his belongings, he purchased a plane ticket and made his way to New Orleans.
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Democrats on brink of senate takeover
By Nick Barbash | Sep. 17, 2006According to columnist Nick Barbash, \This year is a potential revolution against the mayhem in Iraq, the botching of the Hurricane Katrina recovery and the corruption in Congress. In other words, all events of the last two years.""'
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Dirty Dozen Brass Band make soulful New Orleans tribute
By Jack Borgo | Sep. 17, 2006The Dirty Dozen Brass Band's What's Going On is \a powerful album that gives the listener a sense of personal connection to a national tragedy,"" writes Jack Borgo.'
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Madison setting isn’t the only way ‘Kiss’ hits close to home
By Tarah Scalzo | Sep. 17, 2006It may be hard to believe that ""The Last Kiss"" flows through a different vein than ""Garden State,"" and it may be even harder to believe that Zach Braff can play anybody other than that dorky guy you met in your women's studies discussion, but with all due respect to the brilliance of Paul Haggis, believe.
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Badgers move to 3-0 with ugly win
By Andrew Haffner and Jon Bortin | Sep. 17, 2006The defense and a punishing performance by freshman running back P.J. Hill helped the Badgers down San Diego State 14-0.'
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From chic to cheap
By Iris Brey and Shelby Deering | Sep. 17, 2006A woman's guide to this fall's most popular runway trends. Complete with tips for savvy shopping on a college-student budget, this story is for the sensible fashionista.'
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Reader of the Day- Alex Bohl
By The Daily Cardinal | Sep. 17, 2006Super Senior Alex Bohl's major is industrial engineering, but he could just as well graduate with a degree in couch surfing.'
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News of the Weird
By The Daily Cardinal and Tony Schultz | Sep. 17, 2006This week's News of the Weird is filled with Southern fatties, crocheting white supremecists and strange pedophiles.'
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Despite loss, UW wins tourney
By Andrew Van Sistine | Sep. 17, 2006Despite a setback against UC-Santa Barbara, the UW volleyball team rebounded to win the San Diego Invitational.'
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UW forum encourages safety
By Whitney Newman | Sep. 15, 2006In response to recent assaults near campus, police and university officials visited campus Thursday to promote safety and awareness. Students, however, did not show up.
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Milwaukee vote ends in hand recount
By The Daily Cardinal and By Dan Harris-Targreen | Sep. 15, 2006After a surprisingly large number of people turned out to vote in Milwaukee for Tuesday's primary race, officals are manually counting votes.
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