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Mystery of the Halls - Science Hall
By Julia Shiplett | Oct. 27, 2005Walking down Langdon Street toward Memorial Union, you cannot miss it. It is waiting for you at the end of the block, testing your audacity. The recently turned orange ivy ' ¦'
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Defensive line takes form despite crucial injuries
By Zach Kukkonen | Oct. 27, 2005UW welcomes back Ostrowski to the mix
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’Crumbs’ good enough to lick off the table, or stage
By Joe Lynch | Oct. 27, 2005Many people have the idea that when it comes to plays, you either engulf yourself in the world of theater or go to plays only when you need a classy place to take the significant other on an anniversary.
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Nationally ranked library to stay open Sundays
By Jon Spike and Nikki Katz | Oct. 27, 2005Mayor puts extra money in library, rainy day fund
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Food Connoisseurs: Ian Gurfield
By Tanya Zimmerman | Oct. 27, 2005Where can you go to get macaroni and cheese pizza after a long night of bar-hopping? Only Ian's Pizza, only in Madison. Owner Ian Gurfield said that his restaurant is, ' ¦'
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Restricting access to State Street tops police’s Halloween agenda
By Nick Ihm | Oct. 27, 2005Police Chief Noble Wray and Mayor Dave Cieslewicz outlined Wednesday the City of Madison's plan to keep Halloween safe and secure this weekend.
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’Bye’-weekly relaxation
By Jon McNamara | Oct. 26, 2005The mostly commonly asked question on the UW campus last week: 'Where was Jon's column last Wednesday'?
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Veterans take aim at young Illini
By Ben Hubner | Oct. 26, 2005Illinois defense starting nine underclassmen
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Cardinal looks into film future
Oct. 26, 2005Good or bad, movies have a pesky habit of exploding into the public's consciousness with little warning. To make sure you aren't caught totally unaware when the next big thing ' ¦'
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Iraqi constitution overcomes opposition
By Erica Pelzek | Oct. 26, 2005Despite strong Sunni opposition, the Iraqi people officially approved the constitution in a referendum held Oct. 15, the Independent Electoral Commission of Iraq announced Tuesday. Startlingly high levels of approval ' ¦
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News of the Weird
By Negassi Tesfamichael | Oct. 26, 2005New L.A. strip club sign sparks controversy'
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Rushing to sign leases unnecessary, detrimental, experts say
By Amanda McGowan | Oct. 26, 2005Students are not obligated to renew until Nov. 15
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Natural gas prices’ effect on UW unclear
By Caitlin Cieslik-Miskimen | Oct. 26, 2005The recent spike in fuel costs has homeowners scrambling this winter to cover the expected rise in heating bills; but as to exactly how these high fuel costs will affect the UW-Madison campus, not much, if anything, is known.
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Madison Halloweens hold three-year trend of huge crowds, riots, police enforcement
By Jennifer Kidd | Oct. 26, 2005Halloween in Madison | First of three parts
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Dangerdoom ’Mouse’ has no need for hiding or a ’Mask’
By Nate Holton | Oct. 26, 2005While each half of Dangerdoom has been a part of the hip-hop scene for quite awhile, both recently raised their profiles with individual album releases of cult status. Producer DJ Danger Mouse mashed Jay-Z and the Beatles on The Grey Album, while rapper MF Doom joined with renowned producer Madlib to create the classic album Madvillain.
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On torture and terror
By Whitney Newman and Teddy O???Reilly | Oct. 26, 2005The torture scandal surfaced two years ago with digital photographs from Iraq's Abu Ghraib Prison. Now, we are poised for a second round of Abu Ghraib exposure, which will include ' ¦
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Senate passes bill to limit governors’ broad veto power
By Dana Hamilton | Oct. 26, 2005The Wisconsin state Senate passed a resolution today that lays the groundwork for placing limits on the governor's veto power. The Senate also postponed a vote on a bill that would possibly roll back Madison's current smoking ban.
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