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Lies - now no longer damning nor dirty
By Kevin Nelson | Aug. 30, 2006Kevin Nelson once killed a bear using only an airhorn and a fork. Read all about it.'
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New sate-of-the-art dorm welcomes students
By Erica Pelzek | Aug. 30, 2006Newell J. Smith Hall, 35 N. Park St., opens today, welcoming students to its state-of-the-art accommodations, complete with study spaces and classrooms, kitchens on every floor, centrally air-conditioned rooms and a cafAc.'
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Neo-Nazis shut down Capitol Square with weekend rally
By Dawn Schueller | Aug. 30, 2006Standing on the steps of the Capitol, behind several barricades and dozens of police in full body armor, 64 members of the neo-Nazi National Socialist Movement declared victory Saturday. '
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UW’s proposed 2007-’09 tuition increase the lowest in 25 years
By The Daily Cardinal | Aug. 30, 2006A 2.5 percent tuition increase for UW System students would be the lowest tuition raise in 25 years if the Wisconsin state Legislature approves the UW System Board of Regents proposed 2007-'09 budget.
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Regents’ proposed budget to aid low-income UW students, veterans
By The Daily Cardinal | Aug. 30, 2006Besides the lowest tuition increase in 25 years, the UW System Board of Regents also proposed programs to assist veterans and low-income students as part of its 2007-'09 budget proposal announced Aug. 17.
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Stabbing, gun-shots raise pressure on Club Majestic
By John Leppanen | Aug. 30, 2006By day, the Majestic Theater, 115 King St., is a renovated old-time movie house. But by night, the building becomes Club Majestic, and the fights that have spilled out of its doors have Madison police on alert. '
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Attorney General race intensifies with unusual amount of negativity and personal attacks
By Negassi Tesfamichael and Jamie Thomas | Aug. 30, 2006With the Sept. 12 primary less than two weeks away, the state attorney general's race has seen unprecedented nastiness and negative tactics. Bursting campaign coffers and regular personal attacks, two hallmarks of the race, may both be indications o'
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UW-Madison rankings in the national news
By The Daily Cardinal | Aug. 30, 2006- Rated one of the top 20 LGBT-friendly campuses in ""The Advocate College Guide for LGBT Students."" '
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UW System’s communications team undergoes restructuring
By The Daily Cardinal | Aug. 30, 2006The UW System Board of Regents Office of the President underwent several restructuring changes this summer, namely UW System Director of Communication Doug Bradley's and UW System Associate Vice President for Government Relations Margaret Lewis' resignations in mid-May. Special Assistant to the President Laurie Dies also transitioned into her role.
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Arrest made in 30-year-old Madison mystery
By John Leppanen | Aug. 30, 2006Nearly 30 years ago, Jeanette ""Jean"" Zapata vanished and the Madison Police Department were unable to explain her disappearance. They questioned all the right people and followed all their leads, but were left with a cold case.'
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Legislators take aim at UW System over Kevin Barrett
By Ashley Spencer | Aug. 30, 2006Following UW-Madison's defense of Kevin Barrett, state Republicans have added the embattled lecturer to their laundry list of problems with the UW system. '
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Activism begins at the dinner table
By Beth Pickhard and Katy Williams | Aug. 29, 2006Whether it is protests on Bascom Hill, marches down State Street or rallies on the Capitol Square, Madison has long been known for its activism. One of the most powerful statements many Madisonians make, however, is silent. '
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Badgers take third in tourney
By Andrew Van Sistine | Aug. 29, 2006Before a single ball was served, set or bumped in a game this season, the UW volleyball team raised quite a few eyebrows and made headlines across the country. The Badgers not only recruited three highly touted players to replace departed middle blocker Sheila Shaw and outside hitter Aubrey Meierotto, but also they found themselves ranked ninth in the College Sports Television/American Volleyball Coaches Association Division I Coaches Top 25 Preseason Poll.
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Crime wave a result of growth
By Adam Seston | Aug. 29, 2006According to columnist Adam Seston, \Lost within the safety precautions that police have given city residents is a bit of mind-boggling irony. The police can pepper spray students on Halloween in a preemptive measure to thwart rowdiness ... but the sale o'
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Injuries rocking the Badgers’ offense
By Zach Kukkonen | Aug. 29, 2006When an offensive unit loses nine of its contributing players, the next season is always going to be a tremendous challenge. When injuries decimate the unit even further, the hill becomes an extremely tough one to climb. With junior fullback Chris Pressley and junior wideout Marcus Randle El suffering season-ending injuries and senior quarterback John Stocco recovering from knee surgery, the Badger football team certainly has some adversity to work through.
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Student mobilization misguided
By Anna Williams and Ariel Shapiro | Aug. 29, 2006Columnist Anna Williams argues, \This difference between the current and past campus activism seems to be simply due to the fact that today we are more selfish.""'
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A difficult road to a repeat
By Max Hooker | Aug. 29, 2006The Badger men's hockey team enters the 2006-'07 season as the defending national champions. But as the team begins its campaign to repeat, it will have to do so with a new look and will need scoring from several new faces.
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A Madison History Lesson
By Shannon Gallagher | Aug. 29, 2006A look back at some of the highlights of life in Madison over the last 150 years. '
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The right to opine transcends beliefs
By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board | Aug. 29, 2006The right to free speech ensures the ""continual and fearless sifting and winnowing by which alone the truth can be found."" '
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