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Three Wis. Marines perish in Iraq patrol
By Kelsey Eichman | Nov. 12, 2004Wis. National Guard prepares for Iraq deployment
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Volleyball set for 2005
By Sam Marz and Laura-Claire Corson | Nov. 12, 2004Even though the Wisconsin women's volleyball team will still focus on its performance until the season ends, the Badger spikers are already preparing for a the start of a new ' ¦
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UW services available to those who are stressed and depressed
By Seth Bichler and By Marina Oliver and Jaime Brackeen | Nov. 12, 2004Mental health problems are a widespread concern in today's stressful society. However, at UW-Madison, officials work hard to minimize occurrences of more serious mental health-related incidents. Prescription drugs, counseling and ' ¦
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Ryan's recruiting class signed
By Adam Putter | Nov. 12, 2004The good news just keeps coming for Wisconsin basketball fans. Following an impressive exhibition victory on Wednesday night, Head Coach Bo Ryan announced Thursday that he has secured three top ' ¦
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ABC affiliates don't brave 'Private Ryan'
By Dan Marfield | Nov. 12, 2004This Veterans' Day's broadcast of \Saving Private Ryan"" will not have reached everyone. ABC carried Steven Spielberg's 1998 film unedited and commercial free last night, but in lieu of this ' ¦'
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Stop the War organizes Veterans' Day protest
By Jamie Thomas | Nov. 12, 2004Stop the War, a student organization opposed to the war in Iraq, held a protest march yesterday afternoon for Veteran's Day. The demonstration began on Library Mall and included approximately ' ¦
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Students attempt to juggle school and political office
By Luke Behnke | Nov. 12, 2004Young politicians debate pros and cons of dual life
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Portrait of the Actor as another genre
By Amos Posner | Nov. 12, 2004Hollywood has gone a bit crazy lately. Jamie Foxx might make it worse. Sure, after a lifetime of watching fad religions, inexplicable diets, weird fashion trends and pretty much anything ' ¦'
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Gov. Doyle, city of Madison honor those who have served
By Jeff Rumage | Nov. 12, 2004The City of Madison paid tribute to the 48 million soldiers that have served for the United States military in the last 228 years by holding a ceremony at the ' ¦
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Service learning and community service fairly different
By Alan Paberzs | Nov. 12, 2004I wanted to point out a distinction that should be made between Dan Causier's article on community service requirements at UW-Eau Claire and The Daily Cardinal staff opinion on \Inconsistent ' ¦
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Earl stays hot through sophomore campaign
By Laura-Claire Corson | Nov. 11, 2004Robbie Earl is hot. Eight games into the season, Earl, a sophomore forward on the Wisconsin men's hockey team, has been cooling off opponents this year, and is tied for ' ¦'
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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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MG&E, DNR officials examine Wis. environmental regulation
By Will McClain | Nov. 11, 2004Three experts led a discussion on innovative environmental regulatory methods Wednesday afternoon as part of a seminar presented by the UW-Madison Law School.
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Teddywedgers: taste better than they sound
By Ben Schultz | Nov. 11, 2004Tiny State Street shop has served hearty, hardy comfort food for past 20 years'
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On mostly white UW campus, minorities face higher isolation
By Seth Bichler | Nov. 11, 2004Being a minority student on the UW-Madison campus-one that is primarily white and heterosexual-can take a toll on the mental health of these students, often creating feelings of isolation, according ' ¦
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Butch shines in UW debut
By Kate Hedlin | Nov. 11, 2004The Kohl Center provided many familiar sights Wednesday night-from senior forward Mike Wilkinson's always consistent presence on the floor to Head Coach Bo Ryan angrily challenging a referee's call. However, ' ¦
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Features Column
By Amos Posner and Elliot Morris | Nov. 11, 2004Fighting the ghost of Frank at Helen C.
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State budget cuts threaten future of Historical Society
By Paul Pryse | Nov. 11, 2004The Wisconsin Historical Society Board of Curators will meet today to consider budget cuts demanded by Gov. Jim Doyle, according to Board Chair Mark Gajewski. The Historical Society oversees the ' ¦
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'Penny' flips into Mitchell
By Robyn Kaplan | Nov. 11, 2004Crime and politics! Deception and passion! Corruption and good citizenship! These are ideas that remain a constant part of society. While not all are bad, some are either hard to ' ¦'
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