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By Joe Hasler | Oct. 12, 2005Joe Hasler: I'm a Hasler, Baby!'
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Lynch runs a well-oiled 'Machine'
By Mike Peters | Oct. 12, 2005Ever hear the one about the post-birth abortion combined with cannibalism and Nazis? An immediate response to this would probably be \No, what kind of sick person would combine such ' ¦'
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Controversy sparks over bill requiring abortion doctors to inform women of fetal pain
By Michelle Goldberg | Oct. 12, 2005A bill demanding doctors inform pregnant women seeking abortions that their fetuses feel pain provoked passionate testimony at a hearing of the Assembly Health Committee Tuesday at the Capitol. Assembly ' ¦
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Library Mall will offer student housing with a spiritual focus
By Andy Van Sistine and Amanda Becker | Oct. 12, 2005The City Council approved the construction of a six-story student apartment building at the Presbyterian House, a student ministry on Library Mall offering alternative housing options for spiritual living. After ' ¦
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Women's golf making a difference
By Nate Carey | Oct. 12, 2005Team \Lights the Night"" with walk to benefit Cancer
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Used books rock Chappell's socks in cold WI winter
By Les Chappell and Maureen Backman | Oct. 12, 2005The Lesser of Two Equals'
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UW students will soon have access to university rental cars
By Nick Osiecki | Oct. 12, 2005Access to hybrid community automobiles is set to expand for students over the age of 21, as UW-Madison becomes the second university in the Midwest to offer car-sharing services. UW-Madison ' ¦
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Calhoun faces old teammate
By Jon McNamara | Oct. 12, 2005Physically, Wisconsin's Brian Calhoun and Minnesota's Keith Lipka are exact opposites. Calhoun, at 5'10' 194 lbs is a shifty, clean-cut running back that has burst onto the national scene this ' ¦
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Skeptical of president's logic
By Teddy O???Reilly | Oct. 12, 2005Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice, Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld and other leading lights of peace sat inert last Thursday as they listened to President Bush's latest \stay the course"" ' ¦
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Students can vote to decide UW employees' pay
Oct. 12, 2005UW-Madison students will get a say in how much some university employees are paid during this week's Associated Students of Madison online elections. The elections occur every year and serve ' ¦
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Students divided over best approach to sexism, racism
By Andrew Peck | Oct. 12, 2005Sexism, racism and domestic violence in the media prompted student debate Tuesday night when UW-Madison students addressed the effects of social issues in modern society. The discussion, attended by approximately ' ¦
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Stress linked to general malady, premature aging
By The Daily Cardinal Arts Columnists and Elizabeth Butkovich | Oct. 11, 2005Stress is an omnipresent part of a student's life. Whether it be through exams, dates, or roommates, stress is nearly inescapable. Given stress' ubiquity, there has been a significant amount ' ¦'
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Students join military training corps out of duty, not economics
By Jake Herrera | Oct. 11, 2005Last May, a U.S. Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps recruiter was forced to cancel an informational luncheon with students at Union South in order to avoid a confrontation with ' ¦
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Crytoquotes answers
Oct. 11, 20051. \Courage is resistance to fear, master of fear--not absence of fear."" --Mark Twain 2. ""We only do well the things we like doing. --Colette'
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Women's crew domiantes varsity eight in Head of Rock Regatta
By Rachel Sherman | Oct. 11, 2005On Sunday, the Wisconsin women's crew team traveled to Rockford, Ill., to compete in the Head of the Rock Regatta. Both openweights and lightweights raced on the Rock River. The ' ¦
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