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I-94 clash bigger than ever
By Sam Hasler | Sep. 19, 2006In-state rival UW-Milwaukee comes to Madison Wednesday night with both teams looking for a big win.'
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Just Off Campus...
By Brittany Schoepp and UW-Madison | Sep. 19, 2006The Wisconsin State Capitol sits at the top of State Street, just minutes away from campus.
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19-year-old woman found murdered in Burke, her burnt out car on highway
By The Daily Cardinal | Sep. 19, 2006Police found a 19-year-old woman dead in her home in Burke, Wis., on Monday afternoon and her car smoldering at a Janesville rest stop. '
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Lautenschlager, Democrats rally behind Falk, gear up for November
By Carolyn Appel | Sep. 19, 2006As the dust settled after last Tuesday's attorney general primary, the Democratic Party of Wisconsin banded together in partisan unison at a rally. '
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Hey repair man, what's the hole-d up?
By Joe Hasler and Clay Thomas | Sep. 19, 2006My rent is pretty high this year. After three years of cramped dorms and awkward sublets, I decided it was time to class it up a bit by signing to live in one of the local real estate magnates ""Gold Key"" properties. '
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Cardinal View Editorial: Debate unnecessarily hyped 'brain drain'
By Daily Cardinal editorial board | Sep. 19, 2006Last Friday night when Governor Jim Doyle squared off with challenger and congressman Mark Green, many Wisconsinites, especially college students, were busy preparing for Saturday morning's hangover and not particularly interested in sitting down to'
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Madison’s mayor makes concessions on Halloween plan
By John Leppanen and Sam Karp | Sep. 19, 2006Visitors to Halloween 2006 will probably still have to pay $5 to enter a fenced-off State Street, but Mayor Dave Cieslewicz has backed off several other key points of his controversial plan.
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Men's golf team takes first in Ann Arbor
By Andrew Wagner | Sep. 19, 2006Both golf teams headed to Michigan tournaments over the weekend and came back to Madison with very different results.'
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Badgers start out Big Ten 1-0
By Ryan Reszel | Sep. 18, 2006The Badgers found themselves in an all too familiar situation Sunday afternoon at the McClimon Soccer Complex. Leading the Michigan Wolverines 1-0 with only 28 seconds left in regulation, UW gave up a game tying goal that sent the Big Ten opener into overtime.
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Fourth downs not Bielema’s strong suit
By Sam Pepper | Sep. 18, 2006The Badgers' head football coach has a mentality. What that mentality is, I'm not quite sure. But he did his best to express it after Saturday's win.
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UW renames Social Sciences
By The Daily Cardinal | Sep. 18, 2006UW-Madison and UW System officials, along with the namesake's daughter, gathered Friday to dedicate and rename the building formerly known as simply ""the Social Sciences Building.""'
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Two new arrests in sexual assault
By John Leppanen and By Bri Maas | Sep. 18, 2006Madison Police announced Friday the arrest of two more suspects in the sexual assault on the 500 block of University Avenue Labor Day Weekend.
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Time to get a Woody over Guthrie’s old folk music
By Jeff Landow | Sep. 18, 2006As you may have noticed, the title of this column is ""This Land is Your Land,"" which, aside from following in The Daily Cardinal tradition of using a columnist's last name in some kind of pun, is also a classic folk song by the late Mr. Woody Guthrie, who came to fame during the American Dust Bowl and has remained in the public consciousness ever since. The song also shares the same tune as ""You Are My Sunshine."" If you're familiar with both songs, try singing them out loud back-to-back (probably not a good idea if you're in a public place).
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Weekend-long Willy Street Fair full of unique characters
By Andrew Geisthardt | Sep. 18, 2006Williamson Street closes its borders to traffic for two days every September, leaving just enough space for stilt walkers, bubble cars and adults clad in purple sequins to take the streets. '
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Look to history for direction in gay rights
By Anna Williams | Sep. 18, 2006According to columnist Anna Williams,\If it were not for progressives and liberals, people with the enlightenment and foresight to see outside the bounds of society, traditions and even the Constitution, perhaps women would still be sitting at home on ele'
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Cardinal speaks with Tool’s bassist
By Dan Wohl | Sep. 18, 2006Tool is often known as a progressive metal band, but earlier this year, frontman Maynard James Keenan said, ""As far as the prog-references go, we embrace them. However, we would prefer our new moniker, which is a Mulligan stew of progressive rock, Bulgarian folk metal, rock 'n' roll, '80s disco and Christian rap that we like to call ‘munge.'"" They came out with their second straight No. 1 album, 10,000 Days, earlier this year and bring their uniquely mungy sound to the Kohl Center tonight. Earlier, the Cardinal sat down for an interview with bassist Justin Chancellor.
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To define science is to define reality
By Keaton Miller | Sep. 18, 2006Science editor and newest columnist Keaton Miller introduces himself and discusses obtaining a definition of science in an age of ambiguity.'
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Weekend robberies plague Madison
By The Daily Cardinal | Sep. 18, 2006Police reported three armed robberies of businesses this weekend, with suspects at large in each instance. '
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Season tickets taken from rowdy UW football fans
By Negassi Tesfamichael and Erica Pelzek | Sep. 18, 2006During the Badger football home opener Sept. 2, the first three season-ticket holders, two of whom were UW-Madison students, got their season tickets revoked under a new ticket policy.'
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In first debate Green says taxes too high, Doyle defends fiscal policies
By Chelsey Lewis | Sep. 18, 2006Gov. Jim Doyle and challenger U.S. Rep. Mark Green, squared off in the first of two gubernatorial debates Friday night in Waukesha to argue their positions on taxes and the economy.'
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