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Movin' On Up
By Kate Hedlin | Nov. 11, 2004Wisconsin, North Dakota reignite rivalry as Badgers look to rebound from slide '
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Prescription meds and UW students:
By Seth Bichler | Nov. 10, 2004Despite warnings of addiction and a growing underground market for the illegal purchase of prescription drugs, medication-coupled with professional guidance-often helps university students more than it hurts them, according to ' ¦
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Homosexuals deserve equal marriage rights
By Josh Gildea | Nov. 10, 2004Though most Americans support equal rights for homosexuals, 60 percent also oppose same-sex marriage. There are no good reasons to ban same-sex marriage. Arguments in favor of such a ban ' ¦
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New UW chancellor? It's a Long shot
By Peter Long | Nov. 10, 2004According to the University of Wisconsin regents, the dreaded \brain drain"" plague is poised to decimate Wisconsin's institutions of higher learning, and the only antidote is $5,000 more per year. ' ¦'
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Accolades abound for Badger athletes
Nov. 10, 2004The Wisconsin Badger football team has been racking up the victories lately, and that has Badger fans pretty happy with their team. What Badger fans may not know is that ' ¦
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Halo's luster gone in 2
By Nathan Arnold | Nov. 10, 2004Almost three years ago, \Halo"" changed the genre of first-person shooters and introduced a level of gameplay that is rarely rivaled even today. The sequel to arguably the greatest XBox ' ¦'
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Badgers preped for early ball
By Benji Pierson and Arvind Gopalratnam | Nov. 10, 2004The Badgers men's hoops team tips off preseason play tonight, hosting UW-Parkside at 7 p.m. at the Kohl Center. The matchup between the Rangers and the Badgers will be UW's ' ¦
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Group aims to turn travel abroad into service abroad
By Sam Cusick and Amanda Infield | Nov. 10, 2004Opportunity knocks to \give back while traveling"" for UW-Madison students. Representatives from the headquarters of the International Student Volunteers will be visiting UW-Madison Thursday to recruit students for volunteer opportunities ' ¦
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Iraq, war on terror top Bush's second-term agenda
By Becky Salmela | Nov. 10, 2004After having a week to recover from the election, Americans are now wondering what the next four years will bring. In his victory speech last week, President Bush outlined his ' ¦
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Rocking the Elderly
Nov. 10, 2004Ineed a good fake ID. Not necessarily for liquor purchases or going out to the bars, but because concerts here in Madison almost exclusively cater to the 21-plus crowd. This ' ¦'
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Republicans and Democrats elect Wis. Senate leaders for upcoming legislative session
By Adam Bissen | Nov. 10, 2004State senators of both parties held leadership caucuses Tuesday morning and chose unexpected lawmakers to lead them into the battles of the next legislative session. Republicans, who control the Senate ' ¦
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Council discusses charges for State Street maintenance
By Alex Anderson | Nov. 10, 2004City Council members met Tuesday to discuss and vote on resolutions including those to approve maintenance charges for the State Street Mall and to use budget funds to support the ' ¦
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UW Muslims promote 'fast' track to fundrasier
By Andrew Haffner and Mariam Negaran | Nov. 10, 2004The UW Muslim Students Association is asking people to fast for one day as it gears up to host its second annual Fast-a-Thon today at the Red Gym. Last year, ' ¦
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Google not feeling so lucky about Badgers' Rose Bowl hopes for '04
By Michael Worringer | Nov. 9, 2004Since all anybody wants to know about these days is Wisconsin football, what better place to get even more information about our beloved Badgers' trek to the Rose Bowl than ' ¦
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Badgers' Ianello plans for future
By Cary Dohman | Nov. 9, 2004With victory comes recognition. With recognition comes exposure. And usually, with exposure comes an increase in success. In the highly competitive world of collegiate recruiting it is things like conference ' ¦
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Jupiter eclipsed by three of its four moons at same tim
By Guy Gugliotta | Nov. 9, 2004Triple eclipse occurs about once every decade
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Global warming accelerating in the Arctic
By Usha McFarling | Nov. 9, 2004New report shows alarming rate of melting ice
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