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Badger skaters trek to Alaska for series with Seawolves
By Ryan Weinkauf and Eric Schmoldt | Nov. 19, 2004Last weekend the No. 4 Wisconsin men's hockey team (5-3-0 Western Collegiate Hockey Association, 7-3-0 overall) ended a three-game losing streak with a crucial sweep of then-No. 5 North Dakota ' ¦
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Madison's 'Vanities' a local bright spot
By J.J. Rambert | Nov. 19, 2004His and Her Vanities a thought process (Science of Sound) Perpetually at the top of Madison's list of cutest couples, Ricky and Terrin Riemer have been creating energetic, original indie-punk ' ¦'
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For homeless, path to new beginnings a difficult process
By Claire Allen | Nov. 19, 2004On Thursday night, the food pantry of Madison's First United Methodist Church, 203 Wisconsin Ave. offered assistance to those city residents struggling to provide their families with a meal. Many ' ¦
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Eminem shows growth, digression in quality
By Ben Peterson | Nov. 19, 2004Eminem Encore (Interscope) It's easy to imagine Eminem coming down with a bad case of writer's block having to follow up three mega-selling albums, none of which ventured far from ' ¦'
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Police address their Halloween weekend tactics
By Jamie Thomas | Nov. 19, 2004At the Downtown Coordinating Committee meeting Thursday, Police Lt. Mary Shauf spoke to committee members regarding police action on Halloween weekend. Shauf characterized Friday night of Halloween weekend as fairly ' ¦
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A time to kill the radio star
By Joe Uchill | Nov. 19, 2004What does someone with a media job have to do to get fired in Milwaukee? Beats us. Set a live cougar on fire and let it loose in the downtown? ' ¦'
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Gonzales: new face, same policy
By Kate Marcus | Nov. 19, 2004Last Tuesday, Attorney General John Ashcroft announced his resignation from his post and would not work for the Justice Department during President Bush's second term in office. There is no ' ¦
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Sleep-out aims to raise awareness of homeless
By Jennifer Kidd | Nov. 19, 2004As the sun rose over Library Mall Thursday, a group of UW-Madison students awoke outdoors to fresh perspectives thanks to the second night of the Wisconsin Public Interest Research Group's ' ¦
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In funding diversity, politics at forefront
By Danielle Szulczewski | Nov. 19, 2004SSFC cuts $6,367 from mulitcultural group's budget
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Macy, Bauer lead Badgers to North Dakota
By Chad Heileman | Nov. 19, 2004Ranked fourth nationally, the Wisconsin women's hockey team travels to North Dakota this weekend in an attempt to end a two-game losing streak and improve on its third-place spot in ' ¦
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Nov. 19, 2004The Madison Landlord and Tenant Issues Subcommittee voted unanimously yesterday in favor of an ordinance that requires exterior doors on any building in the city of Madison that lead to ' ¦
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Friends don't let friends vote with friends
By Holly Noe | Nov. 19, 2004Well, it's been nearly three weeks since the election, and after the op/ed-page-triggered spastic sobbing fits, frivolous spending sprees and spontaneous ranting soliloquies had subsided, I thought my grieving process ' ¦'
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Amidst obstacles, Madison-area homeless remain optimistic
By Jason Soriano | Nov. 18, 2004As the sun set over the Capitol Wednesday, Monique Wilson and Earline Bridges relaxed with their children at the Young Women's Christian Association, 101 E. Mifflin St., the largest provider ' ¦
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ALRC debates cabaret, performing licenses
By Mary Chen and Chelsey Heller | Nov. 18, 2004Yesterday's Alcohol License Review Committee meeting served up many items for discussion. Perhaps the most appealing of these for UW students is the proposed Performing Arts Venue License, which enables ' ¦
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Badgers hope for strong finish
By Jon Spike and Laura-Claire Corson | Nov. 18, 2004On Oct. 26, 2001, Lisa Zukowski, a former starter on the Wisconsin women's volleyball team, was forced to leave the game and season with an injury. Head Coach Pete Waite ' ¦
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Bringing something sweet to State Street
By Katie Will | Nov. 18, 2004Whether your candy preferences tend toward the sumptuous cocoa swirls of the movie \Chocolat"" or the bizarrely endearing Gobstoppers of ""Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory,"" you'll find it hard ' ¦'
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Fighting Illini lead way in improved Big Ten
By Adam Putter | Nov. 18, 2004After a few years of being considered a down league on the national scene, the Big Ten will look to reclaim its place of prominence among the elite divisions such ' ¦'
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Dowell, family to be featured on CBS Evening News
Nov. 18, 2004Wisconsin sophomore forward Jake Dowell and his family will appear tonight on CBS Evening News during a piece on genetic testing and the inheritance of genetic diseases. Dowell's father, John, ' ¦
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How the Democrats can win
By Joshua Orton and Nick Barbash | Nov. 18, 2004If the Democratic presidential candidate in 2008 is to have any hope of winning, and preferably winning with a governing mandate, we in the Democratic Party need to get over ' ¦
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