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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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Artists face hurdles of a remake
By Beth Wick | Oct. 20, 2004Successfully covering a song is not a simple task. It is easy to re-record a song and have it sound exactly the same, but that defeats the whole purpose of ' ¦'
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When sharks circle senators, marble cracks
By Harlen Johnston | Oct. 20, 2004On my initial visit to the Wisconsin Legislature I had the best time of anyone who has ever been there. I could not get in. I could not get into ' ¦
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Smith finale echoes life
By Ben Peterson | Oct. 20, 2004(ANTI-Records) The music of Elliott Smith has foreshadowed his death since he debuted with Roman Candle in 1995. He was one of the of the most consistently depressed songwriters in ' ¦'
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Lady icers flood box scores with goals
By Adam Putter | Oct. 19, 2004At first glance of the box scores it is tough to tell the difference between the Yankees-Red Sox championship series and a Wisconsin Women's hockey game. The Badgers (2-0 WCHA, ' ¦
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UW leads search for ethanol-based fuels
By Joe Lynch and Katherine Friedrich | Oct. 19, 2004Drivers may have noticed that some gas stations offer gasoline that is 10 percent ethanol, which is an organic compound derived from corn. In a few years scientists hope to ' ¦'
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Florida polls open to voters
By Ariel Shapiro and Elizabeth Wachowski | Oct. 19, 2004The polls were open in Florida again, for better or for worse, as several states began early in-person voting Monday. Some minor computer glitches caused problems with Florida's new touch-screen ' ¦
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Planned Parenthood launches pro-Kerry ads
By Claire Allen | Oct. 19, 2004With just two weeks left until Election Day, Planned Parenthood has joined the country's unprecedented voter mobilization effort with a new TV ad campaign endorsing Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry ' ¦
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Women's soccer kicking around wins
By Ben Hubner | Oct. 19, 2004The Wisconsin women's soccer team has been streaky all season, but looks to extend its current hot streak to the postseason. The Badgers sprinted to a 6-0 start before stumbling ' ¦
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Regents hear public's concerns during open listening session
By Anne Flavin | Oct. 19, 2004UW System Board of Regents hosted a listening session at UW-Eau Claire Monday to discuss issues ranging from tuition cost to recruitment of quality staff members as well as the ' ¦
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Political chalkers have faced physical violence
By Molly Reppen and Carina Spaulding | Oct. 19, 2004Groups taking precautions to prevent incidents
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Bush administration approves trading of bald eagles
By Andrew Haffner and Juliet Eilperin | Oct. 19, 2004American symbol no longer an endangered species'
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Red, White & Blog
By Peter Cameron | Oct. 19, 2004Though the Internet has long been a place to find free porn and music downloads, it has recently been used for a quite different reason and having an increasingly strong influence on the government and mainstream media.
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