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UW profs to call elections in NYC
By Mary Cavanaugh and Joe Skurzewski | Nov. 2, 2004Experts hope to avoid 2000 election debacle
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'Primer' pretty plotless
By Elizabeth Butkovich | Nov. 2, 2004Primer 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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Police overreaction bordered on authoritarian
By Bob Probst | Nov. 2, 2004Halloween, 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, 2004With 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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Political parties hostpolitcal parties across Madison
Nov. 2, 2004After 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, 2004It'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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National elections in the spotlight
By Elizabeth Wachowski and Eric Stringfellow | Nov. 2, 2004As 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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The man behind the scenes for men's hoops
By Arvind Gopalratnam | Nov. 2, 2004Over the past 10 years, the Wisconsin basketball team has seen many people come and go from the program. From Stu Jackson to Dick Bennett, Michael Finley to Devin Harris ' ¦
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Polling, despite its flaws, still valuable
By Irene Burski and Sam Berns | Nov. 2, 2004On Oct. 23, Reuters, the news wire service, put out news briefs on three different national political polls, all measuring the presidential race. A poll released by Time Magazine had ' ¦
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Lady strikers just won't lose
By Ben Hubner | Nov. 2, 2004The 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, 2004It'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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Video should not alter election
By Casey Hoff | Nov. 2, 2004On 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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2,100 students get free b-ball tickets
By Carina Spaulding | Nov. 2, 2004Software company assuming costs for season tickets
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Election Day elicits reader Q's
By Dinesh Ramde | Nov. 2, 2004E-mailers ask about voting age, commonwealths
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Why Wisconsin is so important this election
By Andy Berens and Brittany Schoepp | Nov. 2, 2004Wisconsin'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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Radio station to air Spanish election broadcast
By Molly Reppen and Claire Allen | Nov. 2, 2004Local radio station WORT 89.9 FM announced Friday that its coverage of Election Night 2004 will be broadcast in both Spanish and English. The live transmission will begin at 8 ' ¦
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EPA proposal draws anger, fear from watchdogs
By Juliet Eilperin | Nov. 2, 2004Agency wants to evaluate danger of pesticides on kids; ethical concerns abound
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Out-of-state revelers comprise majority of Halloween arrests
By Maureen Backman | Nov. 2, 2004The Madison Police Department announced Monday they issued approximately $125,000 in fines relating to Halloween weekend, and preliminary police reports show most arrests came from out-of-state revelers and not UW-Madison ' ¦
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