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Madison airport to offer direct flights to NYC
Nov. 16, 2005Traveling to New York should get easier January as a result of American Eagle's recently announced plan to provide non-stop service from the Dane County Regional Airport to New York ' ¦
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Scrutinizing Alito’s beliefs
By Teddy O???Reilly | Nov. 16, 2005Attorney General Ebenezer Rockwood Hoar, President Ulysses S. Grant's nominee to the U.S Supreme Court, was rejected by the Senate in part because he advocated judicial neutrality in a time of judicial partisanship. Times have changed.
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’Sweat-free’ labor proposal faces opposition from chancellor; prof. says plan is feasible
By Jeff Rumage and Katy Hertel | Nov. 16, 2005Chancellor John Wiley has yet to sign a resolution improving the working conditions for sweatshop laborers manufacturing University of Wisconsin apparel.
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iCame, iSaw, iConquered, iPod
By Lindsay Wunrow | Nov. 16, 2005Students march up and down Bascom Hill daily listening to music through their white ear buds. A muffled mix of rap, classical and pop music pierces the silence at libraries ' ¦'
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Dueling sex education bills garner heated debate in Assembly committee
By Dana Hamilton | Nov. 16, 2005Two opposing bills regarding the role of abstinence in sexual education for Wisconsin public schools prompted contentious testimony before members of the Assembly Committee on Education Tuesday. As proposed, Senate ' ¦
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Palermo’s departure may open assistant-coach floodgates
By Jon McNamara | Nov. 16, 2005His final game at Camp Randall has passed. His farewell tour of the Big Ten is now over and the bronze statue is in the making.
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Fourth album not quite Thrice as nice
By Dan Wohl | Nov. 16, 2005There comes a time in every band's career when complicating their sound is irresistible, and this time has come for epic-hardcore rockers Thrice. Their new album Vheissu is a radical ' ¦'
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Recently released UW-Madison study hopes to save money, prevent deliquency
By John Helgeson | Nov. 16, 2005Helping troubled kids become stable adults while staying within budget is the goal of a new method that uses cost-benefit analysis to evaluate how well delinquency prevention programs work. The ' ¦'
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’Diaries’ a holiday treat
By Andrew Hirshman and Jon Spike | Nov. 16, 2005Thanksgiving is next week, which means in a little over a week the holiday season will begin. This year, however, the holidays come a little early at the Madison Repertory Theatre with their production of David Sedaris' 'The Santaland Diaries.' It is a sardonic little holiday comedy that takes a wry look at the holiday hype, yet still plays sweeter than a candy cane.
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Pollard swipes Malchow from Badger Athletic Dept.
By Jon McNamara | Nov. 16, 2005Former UW deputy athletics director and current Iowa State athletic director Jaime Pollard announced that Steve Malchow, a senior-level athletics administrator with the Badgers since 1990, has accepted a position ' ¦
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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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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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UW religious debate reaches Wis. lawmakers
By Sam-Omar Hall | Nov. 15, 2005Critics say current policy restricts first amendment
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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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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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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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