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UW profs to call elections in NYC

By Mary Cavanaugh and Joe Skurzewski | Nov. 2, 2004

Experts hope to avoid 2000 election debacle

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'Primer' pretty plotless

By Elizabeth Butkovich | Nov. 2, 2004

Primer is a study in what can go wrong when a film's vision is too singular. Shane Carruth, a newcomer to the industry, wrote, directed, starred in, produced, was co-cinematographer, ' ¦'

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Point/Counterpoint: Rocking the vote

By Andrew Haffner | Nov. 2, 2004

Sure, Magnum and Baldwin are fine politicians, but who can you trust your stereo with?'

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Features Column

By Emily Winter | Nov. 2, 2004

Moving past the decoys this election

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2,100 students get free b-ball tickets

By Carina Spaulding | Nov. 2, 2004

Software company assuming costs for season tickets

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Features Photo

By Leah Leonidas | Nov. 2, 2004

Dip into some salsa

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Police overreaction bordered on authoritarian

By Bob Probst | Nov. 2, 2004

Halloween, at its best, is a celebration; a chance for students to exercise creativity, blow off some post-midterm steam, and bear witness to what is recognized nationally as one of ' ¦

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Early votes are in for Heisman hopefuls

By Eric Schmoldt | Nov. 2, 2004

With the college football season coming down the home stretch, fans and writers are looking for one player to break away from the pack in the race for college sports' ' ¦

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National elections in the spotlight

By Elizabeth Wachowski and Eric Stringfellow | Nov. 2, 2004

As much as it may come as a surprise to the residents of Wisconsin who have been barraged with Bush and Kerry ads over the past six months, there are ' ¦

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Political parties hostpolitcal parties across Madison

Nov. 2, 2004

After months of anticipation of Election Day, students who wish to take a break from homework and watch the results come in have a variety of exciting options in Madison ' ¦'

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Nation must unite after today's vote

By Adam Schmidt | Nov. 2, 2004

It's hard to fathom, but Election Day is finally here. Although we may not have conclusive results tomorrow morning, today marks the end of a campaign season defined by harsh, ' ¦

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Video should not alter election

By Casey Hoff | Nov. 2, 2004

On Friday, ABC News released a tape in which Osama bin Laden, the most infamous terrorist of our time said, \Your security is not in the hands of Kerry or ' ¦

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Lady strikers just won't lose

By Ben Hubner | Nov. 2, 2004

The Wisconsin women's soccer team extended their winning streak to seven games last Saturday in a 2-0 win at home against Northern Illinois closing out their regular season with a ' ¦

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Magnum misled Wis. voters

By Nick Barbash | Nov. 2, 2004

It's finally happened. The national disease of voter suppression has officially struck the campus of UW-Madison. Last Friday, the Dave Magnum for Congress campaign dropped a flyer in all dorm ' ¦

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Daily Cardinal endorsements: Baldwin should use next term to strive for independence from party

Nov. 1, 2004

Tammy Baldwin deserves another chance. The battle for the 2nd Congressional District comes down to an idealist with lofty aims and little possibility of full implementation against a pragmatist without ' ¦

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Why Wisconsin is so important this election

By Maureen Backman and Andy Berens | Nov. 1, 2004

Wisconsin's significance in today's election may be unprecedented, say UW-Madison professors. Monday, the day before the election, both candidates trekked through Wisconsin and several other battleground states, holding rallies an ' ¦

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Magnum-sponsored flyer false, alleges Baldwin

By Maureen Backman | Nov. 1, 2004

A flyer sponsored by the Dave Magnum for Congress campaign incorrectly urged UW-Madison students to \Vote at the Polling Place of Your Choice,"" prompting challenger U.S. Rep. Tammy Baldwin, D-Madison, ' ¦

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Daily Cardinal Endorsements: Russ Feingold exemplifies everything a senator should be

Nov. 1, 2004

Do not pigeonhole Wisconsin's incumbent Democratic senator, Russ Feingold, as a \political maverick."" The term seems to imply a renegade who struggles against the grain willy-nilly. Indeed, Feingold does stand ' ¦

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Pass civil rights 'baton' among generations, says lecturer

By Sarah Martinson | Nov. 1, 2004

Forty years after the passage of the Civil Rights Act, the next generation of Americans is left wondering just how far equality has come. \We have come a long way, ' ¦

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Mifflin Co-Op debates move

By Zach Clark and Amanda Buhman | Nov. 1, 2004

After 35 years at its current location at 32 Bassett St., the Mifflin Street Co-Operative is considering a move to a larger space in the Metropolitan Place condominium complex on ' ¦