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Regents vote in favor of higher exec. salaries

By Ivy Okoniewski | Nov. 8, 2004

Decision will not necessarily result in large tuition hike

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Study: 2004 youth voter turnout impressive

By Sarah Martinson | Nov. 8, 2004

Nearly one week after the 2004 presidential election, the political atmosphere on campus and around the country has significantly settled down. The important issue now is voter turnout, especially that ' ¦

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UW life mental 'balancing act'

By Seth Bichler | Nov. 8, 2004

UW-Madison students are pursuing mental health care more than ever before. They face a wide variety of transitional challenges and difficulties adjusting to college and achieving independence. From academic anxiety ' ¦

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Stocco throws, runs his way to career numbers in win

By Benji Pierson and Connor McKnight | Nov. 8, 2004

The battle for Paul Bunyan's Axe was a defining chapter in the Badgers' season. All year, the mantra for the Badgers has been \1-0"" and they have achieved their goal ' ¦

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Ignoring plight of homeless wrongheaded

Nov. 8, 2004

I am writing in regard to Jessica Sprang's opinion piece entitled \Can the Homeless Give Back?"" in the Nov. 5 issue of The Daily Cardinal. I do agree with Sprang ' ¦

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Liberals must find their common ground

By Kate McCormack | Nov. 8, 2004

The re-election (or initial election) of George W. Bush last week has sent shock waves through the Madison left and liberals across the country. Bush's victory in the popular vote ' ¦

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Badger Bits

Nov. 8, 2004

AAU topples Badgers The Wisconsin women's basketball team got its exhibition season underway Sunday but were edged out 82-79 by the Wisconsin AAU team. Senior guard Stephanie Rich and freshman ' ¦

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Features Column

By Andrew Haffner and Erin Canty | Nov. 8, 2004

A warm welcome awaits you, Jack Frost

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Pixar props a waning Disney

By Peter Cameron and Dan Marfield | Nov. 8, 2004

Although 2003's \Finding Nemo"" grossed over $300 million dollars, the last 12 months have been trying for the Walt Disney Company. CEO Michael Eisner has become the most vilified person ' ¦'

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Hellmuth antes up to Madison poker champions

By Les Chappell | Nov. 5, 2004

The Intramural Sports Texas Hold 'em Tournament ended with a bang Thursday night at the Red Gym with the nine tournament champions dealing against nine-time World Series of Poker champion ' ¦

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Bush victory garners mixed reaction from global leaders

By Sam Karp and Dan Tierney | Nov. 5, 2004

When President Bush delivered his victory speech in Washington, D.C., the repercussions of his words resonated across the globe. \The prospect of continuing co-operation with George Bush is good news,"" ' ¦

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Can the homeless give back?

By Jessica Sprang | Nov. 5, 2004

Just recently, my cousin was on her way to a midterm exam when she was viciously con- fronted by a homeless woman. Because we live on West Johnson Street, a ' ¦

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Icers look to end recent trend in Minnesota

By Daily Cardinal Staff and Eric Schmoldt | Nov. 5, 2004

No current Badgers have won in Minneapolis

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Expert addresses Hong Kong political system

By Jamie Thomas | Nov. 5, 2004

Former Hong Kong Democratic Party leader Martin Lee addressed a packed lecture hall in the Pyle Center Thursday. In a speech entitled \Democracy Delayed,"" Lee explained the inability of Hong ' ¦

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No crying in the NBA

By Betsy Golomski | Nov. 5, 2004

Heavens to Betsy

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After election, speculation looms for next Dem. leaders

By Maureen Backman | Nov. 5, 2004

In 1972, North Dakota Senator George McGovern ran against incumbent Richard Nixon on the Democratic ticket. McGovern, who fell prey to Nixon's' successful attempts to portray him as a radical ' ¦

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Letters to the Editor

Nov. 5, 2004

It's all water under the bridge now. The reality is that the presidency, House, Senate and the Supreme Court are all securely in the hands of the Blue Meanies now, ' ¦

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Finding a bright side in re-election

By Holly Noe | Nov. 5, 2004

Well, \W"" has not been ""slashed,"" a shrub has not been replanted in Texas and, somewhat paradoxically, abstinence has not been practiced though B*sh has definitively not been f*cked. While ' ¦

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Key to the Axe: Stop the backs

By Joe Hasler | Nov. 5, 2004

For the University of Minnesota football team (3-3 Big Ten, 6-3 overall) it is said that as the running game goes, so go the Gophers' fortunes. The University of Wisconsin ' ¦

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'The Warlord's Son' rules, too

By Andrew Haffner and Les Chappell | Nov. 5, 2004

When Sept. 11 happened, the spotlight of the world was suddenly thrown on the Mideast nation of Afghanistan. The Taliban ruling class was suddenly our sworn enemies, and a declaration ' ¦'