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Badger players eager to step into spotlight
By Kate Hedlin | Nov. 18, 2004UW begins search for new leading man'
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Wisconsin hosts IUPUI in season opener
By Cary Dohman | Nov. 18, 2004The members of the Wisconsin women's basketball team have been waiting for Friday night since their 2004-'05 schedule was released months ago. Sure, the Badgers have taken to the Kohl ' ¦
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With Ancora gone, Dancing Grounds finds its footing
By Ben Schultz | Nov. 18, 2004OK, I'll admit it. I'm not any good at predictions. About three months ago, I figured East Washington Avenue would be one big mud puddle at this point, John Kerry ' ¦'
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If what they say is true, look out
By Sam Berns | Nov. 18, 2004This is what could happen if social conservatives were right
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Fighting the tide of bad love advice
By Amos Posner | Nov. 18, 2004Sophomore year, I had two attractive female friends with very particular tastes in men. One told me that she hated long fingernails on guys, and the other told me that ' ¦'
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UW, city implement alcohol overseer
By Maureen Backman | Nov. 18, 2004New position to address downtown drinking policies
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Graffiti supporting insurgents despicable
By By Ledell Zellers and Casey Hoff | Nov. 18, 2004On Saturday afternoon, I saw what was one of the most disturbing sights I've ever encountered on this campus. I was walking out of the SERF and passed by Witte ' ¦
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Madison analyzes Halloween weekend revelry
By By Rachel Schulze and Paul Pryse | Nov. 18, 2004Expense of event surpasses $450,000
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UW calls 'Red Carpet' a moderate success
By Andy Berens and Jayme Zwerling | Nov. 18, 2004The Rolling Out the Red Carpet campaign, an initiative launched to promote sportsmanship and curb growing hostility toward fans of opposing teams, has been moderately successful, according to UW-Madison officials. ' ¦
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Some turkeys worth sparing
By Crystal Crowns | Nov. 18, 2004At the White House each November, the president traditionally grants a pardon to the Thanksgiving turkey that would have been eaten. This shows the lighthearted, good nature of a president ' ¦'
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Quakers give Badgers first challenge
By Laura-Claire Corson | Nov. 18, 2004With preseason over, the Badger men's basketball team puts its 28-game home winning streak on the line as they face the University of Pennsylvania Saturday. Last year's 64-53 season-opening victory ' ¦'
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New radio billboards tasteless and offensive
By Andrew Haffner and Micaela Frudden | Nov. 18, 2004Although the Audrey Seiler saga ended months ago, Connie and Fish from Z104 are dredging it up once again as a way of advertising for their show. They have created ' ¦
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Upcoming UW System budget faces possible 10 percent cut
By Keith Zukas | Nov. 18, 2004The UW System Board of Regents submitted plans Monday for a possible 10 percent cut in state funding for the UW System at Gov. Jim Doyle's request. In August, the ' ¦
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Christmastime is here again already
By Peter Long and Danielle Szulczewski | Nov. 17, 2004Last Tuesday night I needed relief from the stress of daily college living, and the art of bedroom Feng Shui was just the ticket I needed to clear my head. ' ¦'
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MPAA sues P2P sharers
By Kevin Nelson | Nov. 17, 2004Following the lead of the Recording Industry Association of America, the Motion Picture Association of America filed a wave of lawsuits against people who share copyrighted movies over \Person2Person"" networks. ' ¦'
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City tackles 2005 budget, refuses to add tenth sister city
By Adam Bissen | Nov. 17, 2004The Madison City Council debated until late in the night Tuesday discussing changes to Mayor Dave Cieslewicz's proposed $192 million 2005 city budget. Following 90 minutes of citizen input, council ' ¦
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Neko Case live 'The Tigers Have Spoken' mews in comparison to previous work
By Joe Uchill | Nov. 17, 2004Neko Case The Tigers Have Spoken (Anti-Records) There was one glaring flaw in releasing The Tigers Have Spoken. As a rule, live albums are pretty bad. For everyone but the ' ¦'
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Audrey is back thanks to ad campaign
By Bridget Maniaci | Nov. 17, 2004WZEE radio, better known as Z104, recently started billboard advertisements for their morning show \Connie and Fish in the Morning,"" making light of the Audrey Seiler missing person case from ' ¦'
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