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City boosts Taser funding
By John Leppanen | Nov. 16, 2005Council considers adding downtown parking structures
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Letter to the Editor: Insulting to say science and faith are compatible
Nov. 16, 2005Adam Dylewski's science column, 'Intelligent Design vs. evolution: a lopsided debate' was excellent. However, as an atheist and a science graduate I would say that the theory of evolution and ' ¦
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News of the Weird
By Caroline Mueller | Nov. 16, 2005Cheaters never prosper... except in Russia'
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Magnum to make second try for Madison congressional seat
By Andrew Haffner and Lexie Clinton | Nov. 16, 2005Local businessman Dave Magnum announced his candidacy for the Second Congressional District seat in the 2006 election yesterday at a press conference at the State Capitol. 'We need a bold ' ¦
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Badgers' wrestling depth on display
By Molly Reppen and Max Hooker | Nov. 16, 2005Sometimes overlooked, but certainly not overconfident, the Badger wrestling team is 2-0 so far this season, with wins in Green Bay against UW-Oshkosh and at the Pointer Open in Stevens ' ¦
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City calls Halloween mostly successful
By Michelle Goldberg | Nov. 16, 2005Following the release of a police DVD of last month's Halloween festivities, representatives gathered together yesterday to scrutinize the aftermath of this year's event. A majority of the representatives said ' ¦
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Love, tear gas and nostalgia in Ogg Hall
By Erica Walkup | Nov. 16, 2005When applying for university housing before her freshman year, Jess Fried ranked Ogg Hall dead last. She had not heard much about it, yet somehow she knew she did not ' ¦'
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Palermo to step down after season
By Sam Pepper | Nov. 16, 2005Assistant head coach to leave UW after 15 years
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Women’s basketball attempts to change losing atmosphere
By Rachel Sherman and Ben Pierson & Victoria Statz | Nov. 16, 2005After finishing the preseason undefeated, the Wisconsin women's basketball team opens the regular season playing Houston and Cleveland State this weekend.
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UW students to sell their artwork at Memorial Union
By Amanda McGowan | Nov. 16, 2005UW-Madison student artists are gearing up to show and sell their artwork at the annual Fall Student Art Sale beginning today and running until Nov. 18. The annual sale is ' ¦
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Home Sweet! Home
By Andrew Peck | Nov. 16, 2005Since Ogg Hall is on the green mile, it is only a matter of time before UW-Madison gets a new dorm. At a university with 30,000 undergrads and 30,001 ideas ' ¦'
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New dorm, same sentiment
By Nicky Kurtzweil | Nov. 16, 2005Ogg Hall demolition scheduled in place of costly rennovations'
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Nintendo goes wireless with DS
By Andy Van Sistine and Jason Ducat | Nov. 16, 2005A Golden Ducat'
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A ’Right’-minded Rep. gone wrong
By Joe Hasler | Nov. 16, 2005Everyone knows college students have long been one of this country's most oppressed demographics. When it comes to taking jive from the man, this group of mostly white, upper-middle class twenty-somethings with little or no financial responsibility (aside from beer money, of course) is right up there with country-club tennis pros and trophy wives.
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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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