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Low pay spurs faculty exodus
By Amanda Buhman | Oct. 21, 2004Peer universities heavily recruit UW professors
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Explosions in the Sky brighten 'Friday Night lights'
By Joe Uchill | Oct. 21, 2004Explosions in the Sky Friday Night Lights (soundtrack) (Hip-O) Few bands demand an entire soundtrack the way Explosions in the Sky do. There are more showy bands, more contemplative ones ' ¦'
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Badgers open conference play with Huskies as WCHA season gets underway
By Jason Karnosky | Oct. 21, 2004While the Western Collegiate Hockey Association kicked off some conference play last weekend, the conference schedule gets into full swing this weekend. PowerPlay takes a look at how the teams ' ¦'
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Badgers prep for shoot-out with Tech
By Ryan Weinkauf and Cary Dohman | Oct. 21, 2004The No. 6 Wisconsin men's hockey team (0-0-0 Western Collegiate Hockey Association, 2-0-0 overall) hosts its second opponent this weekend when the Michigan Tech Huskies (0-2-0, 0-2-0) invade the Kohl ' ¦'
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Badger rowers open fall season in Boston
By Laura-Claire Corson | Oct. 21, 2004With this self-proclamation in the back of his head, nine-year Wisconsin crew Head Coach Chris Clark leads his crew to Boston to compete in the annual Head of the Charles ' ¦
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Forum emphasizes need to combat Wisconsin brain drain
By Carina Spaulding | Oct. 21, 2004Leaders in the Wisconsin community gathered to address the need to keep UW System alumni in state after graduation and widen the positive domestic reputation of UW-Madison in a forum ' ¦
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Teach for America founder expresses urgency to improve education in low-income areas
By Andy Berens and Erica Walkup | Oct. 21, 2004Addressing the topics of social inequity and economic disparity, Teach For America founder and director Wendy Kopp spoke to a capacity crowd at the Great Hall in Memorial Union on ' ¦
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Northwestern aims for another upset over UW
By Adam Raeder | Oct. 21, 2004This probably was not the Northwestern team Barry Alvarez was expecting when Wisconsin slated its homecoming for this weekend's action against the Wildcats. The surging 'Cats have won their last ' ¦'
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Gingrich emphasizes need for LBGT political activism
By Erica Pelzek | Oct. 20, 2004Candace Gingrich, youth outreach manager for the Human Rights Campaign and sister of former Republican Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich, spoke Tuesday at Memorial Union in a non-partisan effort ' ¦
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Langdon vendor faces four-week suspension
By Becky Salmela | Oct. 20, 2004City to allow other vendors to operate Jin's
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Former senator, Vietnam vet promotes Kerry
By Alex Anderson | Oct. 20, 2004Former Georgia Senator and Vietnam veteran Max Cleland spoke to local veterans in Madison Tuesday in support of the Kerry-Edwards presidential campaign. Cleland attacked President Bush's foreign and domestic policies, ' ¦
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Student debate targets freshmen
By Amanda Infield | Oct. 20, 2004Nothing attracts UW-Madison students like free pizza, politics or both. On Tuesday night, students packed the basement of Bradley Learning Community when the Wisconsin Public Interest Research Group held an ' ¦
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Rugby begins national tourney
By Eric Schmoldt | Oct. 20, 2004After closing out the season with a 5-1 record, the UW men's rugby club team has been selected to play in the Collegiate Rugby National Championship Tournament. In fact, the ' ¦
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New class proposal just makes sense
By Peter Long | Oct. 20, 2004English. Math. Ethnic Studies. These are but a few of the general education requirements each undergraduate student must complete in order to graduate with a degree from the University of ' ¦'
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Fate Averted: A soldier speaks
By Keith Zukas | Oct. 20, 2004Call to serve in Iraq stirs inner battle for UW student Army National Guard reservist
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Decision to retire rests soley on shoulders of athletes
By Jon McNamara | Oct. 20, 2004Born to Mack
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Young defense quickly grows into role
By Joe Hasler and Marlon Lima | Oct. 20, 2004The job of a defender, especially in soccer, is a thankless one. While the forwards and midfielders are hailed for their goals and assists, the back four usually stay out ' ¦
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Wisconsin not alone in deluge of campaign visits
By Kevin Nelson | Oct. 20, 2004Candidates vie for crucial swing- state support
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Voting on only one issue a disservice to everybody
By Whitney Newman and Josh Gildea | Oct. 20, 2004Single-issue voting is a mistake. Although a variety of groups encourage voters to choose candidates based only on their interests, this practice is bad for democracy. Normally, it is bad ' ¦
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