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UW-Madison hosts second Baldwin, Magnum debate
By Ben Schultz | Oct. 18, 2004U.S. Rep. Tammy Baldwin, D-Madison, and Republican opponent Dave Magnum emphasized differences from their own political parties at the 2nd Congressional district Candidate's Forum on Global Affairs Sunday night at ' ¦
Violence against women rampant in Indian households
By Sarah Martinson | Oct. 18, 2004Distinguished scholar Veena Das spoke out against violence toward women in India's poor households at the Pyle Center Friday. Das is this year's J. Jobe Soffa and Marguerite Jacqmin Soffa ' ¦
Runners remain undefeated
By Ben Schultz | Oct. 18, 2004WEST SALEM, Wis.-The UW men's cross country team ran as a team and won as a team Saturday at Maple Grove Country Club golf course, just outside La Crosse, Wis. ' ¦
Nader and Bush are partners in election
By Jake Herrera and By Cheyenne Langkamp | Oct. 18, 2004In the wild, organisms having ostensibly nothing in common rely on each other for survival in what is termed a symbiotic relationship. The same principle extends into the realm of ' ¦
Republicans petitioned for Nader ballot spot
By Maureen Backman | Oct. 18, 2004Members of the Republican Party of Wisconsin tried to get presidential candidate Ralph Nader included on the state's Nov. 2 ballot by secretly collecting 3,228 signatures and lying about their ' ¦
Presidential candidates swing across state
By Maureen Backman | Oct. 18, 2004Bush, Kerry deliver jabs in campaign speeches
\Shall We Dance"" better than premise, cast
By William Temby | Oct. 18, 2004A movie about ballroom dancing starring Jennifer Lopez and Richard Gere should not be this good. Make no mistake-\Shall We Dance?"" will not solidify Richard Gere as some sort of ' ¦'
\Team America"" hits home
By Kevin Nelson | Oct. 18, 2004Marionette puppets seem to get little respect in the cinema. With the notable exception of puppetry displayed in \Being John Malkovich,"" puppets have received a small amount of screen time. ' ¦'
UW hockey shows no mercy
By Eric Schmoldt | Oct. 18, 2004Although they did not quite get off to the start they wanted Friday night, the Badger men's hockey team finished strong and skated away with a weekend sweep of the ' ¦
Celeb Moore ridicules Bush, Republicans
By Dave Arnold | Oct. 18, 2004Donning a Badger hat, a scruffy beard and the uncanny ability to rouse emotion in a crowd, filmmaker Michael Moore worked Madison students into a political fervor Saturday night. Best ' ¦
France: Leave that @#$! cell phone at home
By Dan Marfield | Oct. 18, 2004The French have made numerous contributions to the development of cinema as art. With the film magazine \Cahiers du Cinema"" they ushered in a new respectability to film criticism and ' ¦'
Badgers rally to 7-0 record
By Sam Karp | Oct. 18, 2004In a battle between the two remaining unbeaten teams in the Big Ten, Wisconsin (4-0 Big Ten, 7-0 overall) came from a 10-point deficit in the fourth quarter Saturday to ' ¦
Celebrities too politically influential
By Ben Pierson and Abby DeBruine | Oct. 18, 2004With the presidential election just over two weeks away, UW-Madison students can expect to be deluged with continued candidate endorsements and repudiations. It is worrisome, however, to think about the ' ¦
Sports facilities see security additions
By Kristen Titus | Oct. 18, 2004In an attempt to secure campus facilities, the Kohl Center and Camp Randall Stadium will soon see new additions including concrete walls, boulders and large planters. Officials said security precautions ' ¦
Badgers remain perfect in 20-17 thriller
By Arvind Gopalratnam | Oct. 18, 2004WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind.-Down 17-14 with 2:49 to go in the game, No. 10 Wisconsin faced a third down and two on defense when senior cornerback Scott Starks made the play ' ¦
Feingold, Michels spar in third senate debate
By Michael Worringer | Oct. 18, 2004U.S. Sen. Russ Feingold, D-Wis., and his Republican challenger Tim Michels continued to prove as opposite as the North and South Poles in their third of six planned debates prior ' ¦



