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An offensive tale of two seasons
By Zach Kukkonen | Oct. 19, 2005What a difference a year makes. Last season, the Badger football team had to fight tooth and nail just to put points on the scoreboard. This season has been an ' ¦
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Changing views for the class
By Teddy O???Reilly | Oct. 19, 2005Brow-beaten students sitting in classrooms ripe with counterculture can take heart. David Horowitz, the California Trotskyite who switched sides during the Reagan 1980s, has emerged as the avatar of the ' ¦
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Gov. appeals FEMA decision, seeks relief for tornado victims
By Dana Hamilton | Oct. 19, 2005Tuesday, Gov. Jim Doyle appealed the denied federal funding for Dane, Richland and Vernon Counties-regions hit hard by a series of tornadoes that ripped through the area in August. Lori ' ¦
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State to probe UW System hiring practices
By Sam-Omar Hall | Oct. 19, 2005A state audit of UW System employment practices and policies is set to delve into issues such as felons employed at UW schools and backup jobs after the Joint Legislative ' ¦
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Band presents super 'Fun' Atmosphere
By William Temby | Oct. 19, 2005Atmosphere wastes no time establishing how energetic and polished You Can't Imagine How Much Fun We're Having is-from the moment the thick beat kicks in on the opening track, the ' ¦'
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Administrators and students seek to limit amount of UW apparel made in sweatshops
By Negassi Tesfamichael and John Leppanen | Oct. 18, 2005The University of Wisconsin-Madison Labor and Licensing Policy Committee met Monday afternoon to address what it considers to be a major problem in UW-Madison clothing: sweatshop labor. The LLC approved ' ¦
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Doubts surround Madison's search for city wireless system
By John Leppanen | Oct. 18, 2005Several months ago, Madison appeared well on its way to having a city-wide wireless Internet network. However, the city's private partner dropped out of the deal. Since then, Madison has ' ¦
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Let the Iraqis decide
By Jake Herrera | Oct. 18, 2005Over the last two weeks, a new group of citizens and students opposed to the Iraq war have been dispersed among the usual preachers and populists on Library Mall. The ' ¦
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SLAC: UW can stop sweatshops
By Matthew Johnson | Oct. 18, 2005As we, the university community, come together to celebrate Bucky's pirate homecoming, let us take a minute to think about where the Bucky Badger T-shirts that are so ubiquitous this ' ¦
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Proposed budget strains city police, fire services
Oct. 18, 2005Police and fire services were on the agenda Monday when the Madison Board of Estimates began consideration of Mayor Dave Cieslewicz's 2006 Operating Budget, according to Ald. Mike Verveer, District ' ¦
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Style makes 'Domino' an exciting game
By Dan Wohl | Oct. 18, 2005To call \Domino"" the ultimate example of MTV-style editing would be unfair, because nothing as crazy has aired on MTV or anywhere else. Director Tony Scott's feverish new film is ' ¦'
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New referendum could loosen student grip on segregated fee expenditures
By Nicky Kurtzweil | Oct. 18, 2005A recent referendum has exposed a potential loophole that has some students worried they will no longer have control over how their segregated fees are distributed, despite having the legal ' ¦
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Victory takes toll on UW defensive line
By Peter Cameron and Jon Bortin | Oct. 18, 2005It was a Pyrrhic victory of sorts for the Wisconsin Badgers football team Saturday afternoon. The improbable come- from-behind 38-34 win over the Gophers in Minneapolis saw a miraculous blocked ' ¦
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Union no haven for drinkers with fake IDs
By Molly Reppen and Jeff Rumage | Oct. 18, 2005UW's drinking problem | First of three parts
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By Aaron Ensweiler | Oct. 18, 2005\Everything is Illuminated,"" based on the novel by Jonathan Safran Foers, is a Russian doll of a film-a Holocaust drama inside of a road trip movie that is wrapped in ' ¦'
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