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UW religious debate reaches Wis. lawmakers
By Sam-Omar Hall | Nov. 15, 2005Critics say current policy restricts first amendment
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Former U.S. Sen. McGovern compares Iraq War to Vietnam
By Nicky Kurtzweil | Nov. 15, 2005???72 presidential candidate criticizes White House
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U.S. senators compromise on detainee policy
Nov. 15, 2005WASHINGTON'A bipartisan group of senators reached a compromise Monday that would dramatically alter U.S. policy for treating captured terrorist suspects by granting them a final recourse to the federal courts, ' ¦
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Eaves reacts to UW captain’s closing hit
By Jon Bortin and JoEllen Amato | Nov. 15, 2005When the Wisconsin men's hockey team (6-0-2 WCHA, 7-1-2 overall) takes the ice Saturday in the opener of a weekend series against conference opponent Minnesota State (2-6-2, 2-4-2 WCHA), it will do so without the services of its captain.
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Division III Vikings overwhelmed by UW
By Maria Boncyk and Kaitlyn Schnell | Nov. 15, 2005Despite the Badgers' 35-point win over Lawrence University Monday night, there was definitely room for improvement. The Vikings were significantly smaller than the Badgers, but they used their speed to ' ¦
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Cryptoquote answers
Nov. 15, 20051. \It is dangerous to be right when the government is wrong."" Voltaire 2. ""Sometimes a scream is better than a thesis."" Ralph Waldo Emerson'
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Execution foes gather in vigil for reformed gang leader
By Jeff Rumage | Nov. 15, 2005Death penalty opponents gathered on Library Mall Monday night for a candlelit vigil in support of Stanley 'Tookie' Williams, a co-founder of the Crips gang in California. Williams was convicted ' ¦
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Cardinal View: 'Rights' fail to meet student needs
Nov. 15, 2005It must have been a long time since state Rep. Marlin Schneider, D-Wisconsin Rapids, last stepped foot on a UW campus because his 'student bill of rights' is completely out ' ¦
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3M grants $1.6 million to College of Engineering
Nov. 15, 2005The charitable branch of the 3M corporation, 3M Community Giving, announced Nov. 14 a $1.6 million grant to the Mechanical and Industrial Engineering Building Project that includes $1.4 million in ' ¦
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Multicultural student group receives 2006 budget
By Negassi Tesfamichael | Nov. 15, 2005The Multi Cultural Student Coalition, the student organization that consistently receives more funding than any other UW-Madison group, was allocated $376,696 Monday night to spend in 2006. The Student Services ' ¦
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Latest version of 'Pride' genuinely romantic
By Kiera Wiatrak | Nov. 15, 2005'Pride and Prejudice' will undoubtedly squelch childhood fantasies of living in early 19th century England that many girls have had. Set in 1797 England, director Joe Wright's 'Pride and Prejudice' ' ¦'
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50 Cent movie only half decent
By Joe Pudas | Nov. 15, 2005Often two films with extremely similar subject matter will come out at the same time, and the inevitable comparisons that result can drastically alter how each is received. This is ' ¦'
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City examines feasibility of proposed State St. structures
By Annie Dean | Nov. 15, 2005A committee made up of city staff, alders, business representatives and residents met Monday to consider options for a proposed parking ramp that would provide increased parking availability downtown. The ' ¦
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Basketball Analysis
By Ryan Hessenthaler | Nov. 15, 2005Through the first two games of the season, it has quickly become evident that the new Wisconsin backcourt is going to have to make great strides during the course of ' ¦
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Doyle subpoenas oil companies as heating costs soar
Nov. 15, 2005Gov. Jim Doyle issued five subpoenas Monday requiring major oil companies to appear at a hearing in Milwaukee scheduled for Dec. 1 to testify about unprecedented profits gained following Hurricanes ' ¦
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Recycle properly and save your soul
By Justin Zyduck | Nov. 15, 2005Last year, I worked as a student custodian in the Lakeshore dorms. Ladies, was there a time when you walked into your bathroom early on a Sunday morning, only to ' ¦'
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U.S. public diplomacy failing in Middle East
By Jake Herrera | Nov. 15, 2005It is neither a secret nor a surprise that the United States has image problems in the Middle East. After all, when not even a majority of Midwesterners support the ' ¦
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Intelligent Design vs. evolution: a lopsided debate
By Adam Dylewski and Liz Wegner | Nov. 14, 2005Around 3.8 to four billion years ago, our first single-celled ancestors got their acts together and started doing the metabolic and reproductive watootsie that defines life. To make a very ' ¦'
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