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New Beer Thursdays
By Seth Bichler and Rachel Dahl | Oct. 6, 2005New Glarus Barley Wine Tail Wagger'
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Rec. field construction displaces student sports
By Nicky Kurtzweil | Oct. 6, 2005The UW-Madison campus is having some growing pains. It is becoming awkward for students to traverse, and in many places new pipes are emerging. These changes are being caused by ' ¦
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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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The one-stop thrift shop guide
By Beth Wick | Oct. 5, 2005Considered a high-end vintage store, Aura definitely has something for everyone of every style. Merchandise in the store is hand-picked by the owner with a large inventory of chic clothes ' ¦'
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Poll: Doyle and Green in close race for gov.
By Dana Hamilton | Oct. 5, 2005A poll released Tuesday showed Gov. Jim Doyle and potential contender U.S. Rep. Mark Green, R-Green Bay, in a virtual dead heat??-stirring talk of a highly contested campaign. The Zogby ' ¦
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Thrifting around Madison
By Beth Wick | Oct. 5, 2005Thrifting is, indeed, an art requiring patience, determination, a strategy, and, of course, creativity. But, after a successful shopping excursion, one can walk away with some fashionable items. Cherie Wolter, ' ¦'
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It's a sticky situation in the 'hood
By Joe Hasler | Oct. 5, 2005Joe Hasler: I'm a Hasler, baby!'
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Catacombs accused of discriminatory hiring policies
By Amanda McGowan | Oct. 5, 2005A religious controversy has erupted among current and former staff members of the Catacombs coffee shop, 731 State St., on the UW-Madison campus. In Spring of 2005, the Catacombs Board ' ¦
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Google Earth: how to unleash your inner Magellan
By Adam Dylewski | Oct. 5, 2005I find myself floating beside the picturesque skyline of Chicago, dipping down near Navy Pier just to admire the scenery. On a whim, I decide to travel the road to ' ¦'
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Madison's homeless to work selling newspapers
By Ricky Quinones | Oct. 5, 2005Madison's homeless will soon have another option when it comes to seeking employment and having their voices heard. To finalize their first issue, members of the Homeless Cooperative street paper ' ¦
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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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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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Get your 'Revenge' by launching a wicked 'Burn'
By Peter Basgen | Oct. 5, 2005Last year, Criterion Games released \Burnout 3"" to the joy of road-ragers worldwide-finally a game actually encouraged players to feel their inner evil and let loose by causing carnage to ' ¦'
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