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Backup fullbacks step into spotlight
By Steven Wishau - The Daily Cardinal and Ben Hubner | Oct. 5, 2005When you think Wisconsin fullbacks, you think Alan Ameche. Or at least you should. But over the past three years senior fullback Matt Bernstein has become an immensely popular player ' ¦
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Exploring racism leads to frustration
By Teddy O???Reilly | Oct. 5, 2005Last week saw a convergence of racial issues here on campus and around the nation that should garner everyone's attention. On Sept. 28, William Bennett, the moralizing former D.C. drug ' ¦
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Helping out Madison communities through clothes
By Beth Wick | Oct. 5, 2005Not only is thrifting an art and a way for one to dress in an individualistic style, but it also benefits the local community. These vintage stores are all locally ' ¦'
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Fall fashion hits and trends
By Iris Brey | Oct. 5, 2005As days pass and summer slowly fades in Madison, soon temperatures will drop and eating lunch on Library Mall in your short-sleeve Bucky t-shirt will not be an option anymore. ' ¦'
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'Pure' a surreal, emotional ride
By Gillian McBride and Dan Wohl | Oct. 4, 2005When a movie begins as \Pure"" does, with a 10-year-old boy preparing a syringe full of heroin, it's clear that the film is not going to be pulling any punches. ' ¦'
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Romance and research in one place
By Justin Zyduck | Oct. 4, 2005As a UW-Madison senior and man-about-town millionaire playboy, I sometimes have new students ask me where the best places to meet someone of the opposite sex on campus are. I ' ¦'
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Doyle: Stem cell bank a victory for Wisconsin
By Laura Kalinowski | Oct. 4, 2005In what advocates deem a huge victory for the state, the WiCell Research Institute announced Monday it had been chosen as the federal government's first and only National Stem Cell ' ¦
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Common grounds possible for fair trade and free trade
By Jill Klosterman | Oct. 4, 2005Each morning in Madison, the dawn breaks on a line of red-eyed consumers waiting to fill up on the precious fluid that empties wallets, relies on foreign production and provides ' ¦
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Sexual violence often unforseeable
By Catherine Marotta | Oct. 4, 2005Education, not mace, is the only protection
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Rep. calls for public hearing in Barrows case
By Jamie Thomas and Jen Wagman and Theresa La Susa | Oct. 4, 2005University officials tried to cover up improprieties within the handling of the Paul Barrows case, according to state Rep. Steve Nass, R-Whitewater, who hopes to investigate public UW-Madison misconduct in ' ¦
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Suspect smashes display in State Historical Society to steal rare book
By Nicky Kurtzweil | Oct. 4, 2005Most students would agree that one's pants is not a good place to store something worth $5,000. Nevertheless, Matthew Brooke, 36, allegedly did so Thursday, Sept. 27, when he attempted ' ¦
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Bush's new nominee to Supreme Court a 'question mark'
By Ashley Spencer | Oct. 4, 2005President Bush surprised both Democrats and Republicans Monday when he announced his nomination of a relatively unknown lawyer, Harriet Miers, to the Supreme Court. Miers is currently the White House ' ¦
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Franz follow-up could be 'So Much Better'
By Matt Hunziker | Oct. 4, 2005With the possible exception of Arcade Fire's Funeral, no debut album in 2004 received such an unabashedly positive critical response as Franz Ferdinand. Finding a mostly unexplored niche between post-punk ' ¦'
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