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MLB: Round Two
Oct. 12, 2004Heading into the American and National League Championship Series only one thing is for certain: the World Series will see a team from the AL East taking on a team ' ¦
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Awards laud best of bad research
By Dinesh Ramde | Oct. 12, 2004Ig Nobel Prizes: Who says scientists don't have a sense of humor?'
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Political ads cite Sept. 11 more than in '02
By Alex Balistreri | Oct. 12, 2004New UW study shows Sept. 11 no longer taboo
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Yankees [suck] displease me
By Michael Worringer | Oct. 12, 2004The American League Championship Series begins tonight in what should be another classic series between the Boston Red Sox and the New York Yankees. I must confess I am the ' ¦
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Drunk drivers should face stiffer penalties
By Micaela Frudden | Oct. 12, 2004On Wednesday, Sept. 22, a man in Marshall, Wis. was involved in a motorcycle accident. It is suspected that the crash was alcohol related. What makes this story unusual is ' ¦
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Coming Out Week aims for awareness
By Carina Spaulding | Oct. 12, 2004The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Campus Center kicked off its annual Coming Out Week Monday night. The week's events include speakers, movies, support groups and workshops throughout the week, ' ¦
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Ecologists: \Vanishing Present"" jeopardizes Wisc. future
By Nicole Miller | Oct. 12, 2004Ecologists convened at the UW-Madison Pyle Center on Oct. 7 and 8 to raise awareness of Wisconsin's ecological deterioration. The workshop, titled \The Vanishing Present: Perspectives on Ecological Change in ' ¦'
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'Daily Show' producer comes to Madison
By Adam Schmidt | Oct. 12, 2004Karlin a '93 UW history and comm arts grad
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'Daily Show' producer comes home to UW
By Adam Schmidt | Oct. 11, 2004Aspiring writers and comedy fans alike flocked to Helen C. White Hall Monday morning for a question-and-answer session with UW-Madison and Daily Cardinal alumnus Ben Karlin-the executive producer of Comedy ' ¦'
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U.S. has power to encourage fair trade
By Kate McCormack | Oct. 11, 2004While many in the U.S. are consumed with the war in Iraq and the coming elections, it's vital to remember that other struggles are still silently raging on. Some of ' ¦
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De La Soul release as solid as ever
By Nate Holton | Oct. 11, 2004(Sanctuary Records) Hip-hop elder statesmen De La Soul have returned once again with their first album since 2001's \Bionix,"" the second installment of the Art Official Intelligence series. AOI was ' ¦'
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TV stations to be forced to air anti-Kerry documentary
By Kevin Nelson | Oct. 11, 2004Sinclair Broadcasting Group, owner of numerous television stations throughout the nation, including Fox 47 in Madison, decided it would soon pre-empt blocks of each of its stations' prime time schedules ' ¦'
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Nader's VP campaigns to small crowd at UW
By Michael Worringer | Oct. 11, 2004In American politics, the colors that matter are Republican red and Democrat blue. It's not easy being a Green. Working to break the country out of this color bind, Peter ' ¦
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Van Sicklen hat trick sparks soccer upset
Oct. 11, 2004Spurred on by a hat trick from senior forward Nick Van Sicklen, the University of Wisconsin (1-1 Big Ten, 5-6 overall) men's soccer team upset No. 9 Penn State (0-2-1, ' ¦
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Badgers win third straight in Columbus
By Eric Schmoldt | Oct. 11, 2004Stocco leads UW in 24-13 come-from-behind win
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Volleyball served up a split
By Connor McKnight | Oct. 11, 2004The Badgers' volleyball team is in the middle right now. Sporting a 3-3 record in the Big Ten and a 9-5 record overall, Head Coach Pete Waite is counting on ' ¦
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Obama lauds Sen. Feingold's courage
By Maureen Backman and Diana Wu | Oct. 11, 2004Illinois Dem. defends senator's vote on Patriot Act
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Baldwin solicits student vote at Chadbourne
By Sarah Martinson | Oct. 11, 2004Last night at Chadbourne Hall, Rep. Tammy Baldwin's, D-Wis., campaign took a turn to address the issue of student voting. \I am a representative for everybody in this district and ' ¦
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Bielema's 'D' dominates again, gives up just six points
By Cary Dohman | Oct. 11, 2004COLUMBUS, OHIO--The stifling Wisconsin defense that has become synonymous with football Saturdays at UW this season continued its domination in the Badgers 24-13 victory over No. 18 Ohio State. The ' ¦
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