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Daily Cardinal staff opinion

Oct. 4, 2004

UW research vital to Wisconsin

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Neither the rain nor the goose dung blanketing the field could keep The Daily Cardinal from its third straight victory against the Badger Herald Friday. Senior quarterback Arvind Gopalratnam threw ' ¦

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BRB ... gotta type an away message

By Erin Canty | Oct. 4, 2004

I was reading away messages this past Saturday. I looked through the normal ones: \I'm sleeping,"" ""Go UW Football"" and the ever popular ""Beer bongs ... need I say more?"" ' ¦

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Stocco's mediocrity overshadowed in win

By Eric Schmoldt | Oct. 4, 2004

The Badgers' motto all season has been 1-0. The goal is to go 1-0 in every game they play, and it is a motto that sophomore quarterback John Stocco has ' ¦

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No entry fee too high for hayride hilarity

By Holly Noe | Oct. 1, 2004

When I first heard one of the latest weapons the Madison Police Department has added to its arsenal to combat drunken disarray at this year's State Street Halloween extravaganza was ' ¦

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Kerry, Bush clash in foreign policy debate

By Clay Thomas and Dan Tierney | Oct. 1, 2004

Iraq, homeland security dominate debate topics

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Committee continues to plan State Street redesign

By Tom Walsh | Oct. 1, 2004

The State Street Design Project Oversight Committee met Thursday to make the final decisions on the Phase I of the State Street Design project and talk about the progress of ' ¦

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Letters to the editor

Oct. 1, 2004

Teddy, good article, you made a lot of valid points about Bush weaning away from the true nature of a debate (\Debate will showcase true sides of both competitors,"" Opinion, ' ¦

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Glad I'm not a Cubs fan

By Jon McNamara | Oct. 1, 2004

Now in no way do I condone laughing at the misery of others, but in certain Seinfield-finale related instances, it is absolutely acceptable. For example, laughing at the depleted Herald ' ¦

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Morrison lyrics carry post \Plan\

By Kelly Kallien | Oct. 1, 2004

(Basurk) Travis Morrison had a lot riding on his first release, the (seemingly) egomaniacally titled His old band, Dismemberment Plan, was on a two-album streak of utter brilliance and then... ' ¦'

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The game is on...

Oct. 1, 2004

Come hell or high water, The Daily Cardinal and The Badger Herald will write another chapter in the storied history of the annual Cardinal/Herald football game. The 80 percent chance ' ¦

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Texas platform frightening

By Mark Harmon | Oct. 1, 2004

Special to the Daily Cardinal

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Edgewood College hosts viewing session

By Luke Behnke | Oct. 1, 2004

Bush supporters, Kerry supporters and swing voters all sat in unison Thursday in an Edgewood College lecture hall to watch the first 2004 presidential debate. Despite the range of audience ' ¦

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UW continues Big Ten battles

By Adam Raeder | Oct. 1, 2004

The Wisconsin Badgers (1-0,4-0) are hoping that Anthony Davis' return will provide a much needed boost to their offense when they host the University of Illinois (0-1,2-2) this Saturday. Davis, ' ¦

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The Arcade Fire burns it up

By Kelly Kallien and Ben Peterson | Oct. 1, 2004

(Merge Records) The Arcade Fire makes it clear right off the bat where they're coming from with their debut album, . \When family members kept dying, [The Arcade Fire] realized ' ¦'

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Q & A: Tim Michels

Oct. 1, 2004

After a solid win in the primaries Sept. 14, Republican candidate for U.S. Senate Tim Michels is preparing to take on 12-year incumbent and Democratic Sen. Russ Feingold in the elections Nov. 2. The Daily Cardinal interviewed Michels on his stances on key campaign issues and his strategies for trying to beat an incumbent.

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Delagados as complex as their name

By Joe Uchill | Oct. 1, 2004

(Chemikal Underground) Few bands are as ambitious about light alt-pop as the Delgados are. After a few listens, their simple sounding music doesn't sound so simple. After a few more, ' ¦'

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Nader secures Wis. ballot spot

By Michelle Diament | Oct. 1, 2004

Ralph Nader's name will appear on Wisconsin's November presidential ballot, the state's highest court ruled Thursday, overruling a decision earlier this week by a lower court. The light-speed decision last ' ¦

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Career reception links students to post-college options

By Les Chappell | Oct. 1, 2004

Students and graduates had a chance to network around the world outside college at the 2004 Career Links reception, held Thursday night at the Pyle Center. Sponsored by the Wisconsin ' ¦

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Volleyball downs 'Cats in Big Ten win

By Betsy Golomski | Oct. 1, 2004

Things are starting to look up for the UW women's volleyball team (1-2 Big Ten, 7-3 overall). After dropping their first two Big Ten games at home last weekend, the ' ¦