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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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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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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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Women's golf making a difference
By Nate Carey | Oct. 12, 2005Team \Lights the Night"" with walk to benefit Cancer
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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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Transgender speaker urges students to end 'closeting'
By Negassi Tesfamichael and Anne Guettler | Oct. 12, 2005In the intimate setting of the Beefeaters Room in Memorial Union, Debra Davis, a retired media center specialist turned speaker, shared her positive story about coming out as a transgender. ' ¦
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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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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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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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D'Angelo focus of 1991 complaint
Oct. 11, 2005Although Overture Center President Bob D'Angelo just retired from the performing arts venue last month, he faced sexual harassment complaints as far back as 1991, a Wisconsin State Journal open-records ' ¦
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Crow's unexciting 'Wildflower' fails to bloom in full
By Bridget Maniaci | Oct. 11, 2005Lately there's been a resurgence of time-honored artists releasing new music. From old-timers Bon Jovi and Paul McCartney to the hipper Pixies and Green Day, established artists have been hitting ' ¦'
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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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Adult Swim reps generate interest on college campuses
By Brad Boron | Oct. 11, 2005It's early Friday afternoon on Library Mall. A large crowd of people of all shapes and sizes congregate in the middle of the mall. Library Mall is busy today, yet ' ¦'
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