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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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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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Students join military training corps out of duty, not economics
By Jake Herrera | Oct. 11, 2005Last 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, 20051. \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'
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Women's crew domiantes varsity eight in Head of Rock Regatta
By Rachel Sherman | Oct. 11, 2005On 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, 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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UW regroups after loss to Penn State
By Zach Kukkonen and Will Hoverman | Oct. 11, 2005Time 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, 2005Science 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, 2005A 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, 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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Cardinal View: A Healthy Change
By Leah Leonidas | Oct. 11, 2005After a decade of preparation, the UW Medical School is poised to become the UW School of Medicine and Public Health. Despite the concerns of UW-Milwaukee officials and Milwaukee Mayor ' ¦
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Swiss not neutral about Badgers
By Justin Zyduck | Oct. 11, 2005Anyone who has stepped outside on a Saturday morning, only to be swept away by an unrelenting tide of red and white-clad Badger fans with an unholy thirst for blood ' ¦'
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Student government trims LGBT budget
By Molly Reppen and Amanda Infield | Oct. 11, 2005The Student Services Finance Committee made the first amendments to the 2005-'06 budget Monday, including a $1,000 lump sum cut from the Lesbian Gay Bisexual and Transgender Campus Center budget. ' ¦
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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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Film audiences left 'Waiting' for humor
By Mike Peters | Oct. 11, 2005\Waiting..."" has such a great ensemble cast that focus is never held on a single character long enough for something funny or interesting to actually happen. In fact, a main ' ¦'
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Hectic second half proves costly
By Michael Worringer | Oct. 11, 2005At times last season, players on the Wisconsin football team (2-1 Big Ten, 5-1 overall) sounded like brainwashed drones, endlessly dispensing sound bites about how the team just needed to ' ¦
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