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Access 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, 2005

Physically, 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, 2005

Secretary 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, 2005

UW-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, 2005

Sexism, 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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Reader of the Day

Oct. 12, 2005

Taylor Tamarro: You say Tomorrow and she says tah-MEH-row'

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Stress linked to general malady, premature aging

By The Daily Cardinal Arts Columnists and Elizabeth Butkovich | Oct. 11, 2005

Stress 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, 2005

Last 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, 2005

1. \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'

Nonfiction a realistic reading suggestion for reality TV world

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Women's crew domiantes varsity eight in Head of Rock Regatta

By Rachel Sherman | Oct. 11, 2005

On 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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D'Angelo focus of 1991 complaint

Oct. 11, 2005

Although 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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UW regroups after loss to Penn State

By Zach Kukkonen and Will Hoverman | Oct. 11, 2005

Time heals all wounds and as a few days have passed since UW volleyball's loss to No. 4 Penn State (6-0 Big Ten, 15-2 overall), the sting seems to have ' ¦

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The Ig Nobel: absurd research gets its due

By Adam Dylewski | Oct. 11, 2005

Science gets a bad rap as a stodgy, dry field that has little to offer to the realm of comedy. However, anybody who has been fortunate enough to go to ' ¦'

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ASM plan aims to cut seg. fees

By Jamie Thomas | Oct. 11, 2005

A possible restructuring of Associated Students of Madison could lower student segregated fees by establishing a separate non-profit agency, a proposal that will come to a vote by Student Council ' ¦

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Crow's unexciting 'Wildflower' fails to bloom in full

By Bridget Maniaci | Oct. 11, 2005

Lately 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 ' ¦'