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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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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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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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Life in the fare lane
By Peter Cameron | Nov. 11, 2004The life of a cabbie is one of always being in motion. People come and go, but the road never ends as they search for the next fare and big ' ¦'
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Host faces protest over slur
By Laura Kalinowski | Nov. 11, 2004During the Oct. 27 broadcast of \The Mark Belling Late Afternoon Show"" on Milwaukee radio station WISN, host Mark Belling was discussing issues of the upcoming election when he let ' ¦'
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Take a little jaunt on Madison Avenue
By Amos Posner | Nov. 11, 2004Jon Okonek would like to have you and your 1,099 closest friends over for drinks. And unlike most partiers with big plans, Okonek has the room to do it. Tomorrow ' ¦'
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Fighting Sioux hunting for revenge
By Jason Karnosky | Nov. 11, 2004After another tough weekend at Mariucci Arena, life for the No. 6 Wisconsin Badgers (3-3-0 Western Collegiate Hockey Association, 5-3-0 overall) does not get much easier. They return home to ' ¦'
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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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UW depth dominates Rangers
By Betsy Golomski | Nov. 11, 2004The Wisconsin men's basketball team opened up the 2004-'05 season in familiar fashion with Wednesday's 81-42 clobbering of University of Wisconsin-Parkside. Though the win was characteristic of the Badgers, the ' ¦
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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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Seniors lead Wisconsin into postseason
By Joe Hasler | Nov. 11, 2004The Wisconsin men's soccer team begins its post- season play Thursday when the No. 4 seed Badgers (2-4 Big Ten, 9-9 overall) take on the No. 5 seed Michigan State ' ¦
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Tough road weekend for UW
By Laura-Claire Corson and Jameson Arasi | Nov. 11, 2004For the first time since Oct. 8, the Wisconsin volleyball team (10-4 Big Ten, 16-6 overall) sailed into uncharted waters, losing for the first time in a month to No. ' ¦
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Palestine looks to post-Arafat power vacuum
By Maureen Backman | Nov. 11, 2004Nationalist leader dies at 75 after extended coma
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ASM takes on tuition hikes, education dean appointment
By Jeana Anderson | Nov. 11, 2004The Associated Students of Madison held its 2004 Town Hall meeting Wednesday at Gordon Commons. Students in attendance discussed issues under current debate within the organization, including potential tuition hikes ' ¦
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Mind Your Morsels
Nov. 11, 2004Q: Hey DNC, I was wondering if there is anything I can do nutritionally to prevent urinary tract infections. A: The natural sugar in cranberry juice, D-mannose, prevents bacteria from ' ¦'
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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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Movin' On Up
By Kate Hedlin | Nov. 11, 2004Wisconsin, North Dakota reignite rivalry as Badgers look to rebound from slide '
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