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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
Weak characters prove not everything 'Illuminated'
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 ' ¦'
An expos?? on exposing yourself
By Justin Zyduck and Jebuiz Y'har and Thor Von Killpenstien | Oct. 18, 2005So I've been reading in the newspapers that our fair city has seen an increase in the number of male flashings occurring on or around campus. This alarms me, because ' ¦'
Cryptoquotes answers
Oct. 18, 20051. \The future comes one day at a time."" Dean Acheson 2. ""I am not an adventurer by choice but by fate."" Vincent Van Gogh 3. ""The best part of ' ¦'
Cardinal View: Halloween is in the hands of students
Oct. 18, 2005In order to make Halloween a safe, peaceful and enjoyable weekend, the following question must be answered: Who is responsible for the events of Halloween? The annual party on State ' ¦
Rep. Black drafts bill to ban out of state fundraising
By Laura Kalinowski | Oct. 18, 2005State Rep. Spencer Black, D-Madison, announced Monday that he plans to draft a bill banning out-of-state contributions for Wisconsin state candidates. This could heavily cut campaign funds for the upcoming ' ¦
Cameron Crowe loses way in 'Elizabethtown'
By Steven Wishau - The Daily Cardinal and Kevin Nelson | Oct. 17, 2005Originally, Paramount Pictures wanted Ashton Kutcher to star in writer/director Cameron Crowe's latest, \Elizabethtown."" Crowe conceded and cast him, only to fire him, citing his lack of acting ability (or, ' ¦'
UW defends axe with miracle finish
By Sam Pepper | Oct. 17, 2005Alvarez: 'Just when you think you've seen it all, you haven't.'
Congressional action may harm students' pocketbooks, plans
By Andrew Haffner and Jennifer Hansen | Oct. 17, 2005Congress will soon vote on one of the most detrimental pieces of federal legislation to face students in a long time. This pertinent proposal, called budget reconciliation, will cut at ' ¦
Daniel Craig proves an exciting choice as the next James Bond
By Joe Pudas | Oct. 17, 2005Snap, Crackle, Pudas!'
Women's hockey dominates Catamounts
By Adam Hoge | Oct. 17, 2005Last weekend was all about domination for the No. 2 ranked women's hockey team. A pair of 5-0 shutouts over Vermont brought the women's hockey team's record to 3-1-0 overall. ' ¦
Firefighters at open house say prank calls a problem
By Ashley Spencer | Oct. 17, 2005??Local Madison fire stations were public hot spots Saturday as they hosted open houses to complete Fire Prevention Week. Families and curious Madison citizens flocked to their nearest fire departments ' ¦
Divisive constitution draws record turnout among Iraqi voters
By Erica Pelzek | Oct. 17, 2005Iraqis rushed to the ballot boxes in large numbers Saturday to vote on the constitutional referendum. Sixty-one percent of Iraqis voted, surpassing the 58 percent of citizens that voted in ' ¦
The Hangover
Oct. 17, 2005Dear Hangover ~ This weekend, some of my friends had a tropical party. Being the smartass that I am, I dressed as Captain Jack Sparrow from \Pirates of the Carribean."" ' ¦'
Union's poetry slam an outpouring of emotion
By Helen Walls | Oct. 17, 2005As she stood alone in the spotlight, Pyro, a 17-year-old poet from the Twin Cities, took a moment of silence to gather herself before launching into a highly personal poem, ' ¦
Coach Waite wins 100th match
By Maureen Backman and Zach Kukkonen | Oct. 17, 2005On a night that included the student section taking the role of the band, a kicked ball ultimately aiding a Badger point and multiple milestones being collected, Friday's match certainly ' ¦
Women's hockey dominates Catamounts
By Adam Hoge | Oct. 17, 2005Last weekend was all about domination for the No. 2 ranked women's hockey team. A pair of 5-0 shutouts over Vermont brought the women's hockey team's record to 3-1-0 overall. ' ¦
City: New law restricting State Street panhandlers is a success
By Caitlin Ross | Oct. 17, 2005Madison police, State Street merchants and downtown pedestrians have reported a decrease in panhandling since a summer ordinance change prohibited the act near sidewalk caf??s. A previous panhandling ordinance only ' ¦



