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This 'Mondays' worth seeing
Oct. 27, 2003It is early morning, and a group of men sit on a ferry in Spain on their way to search for jobs. They are doing the same thing they have ' ¦'
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Posturing cannot be put above issues
By Sam Berns and Nicole Hurley | Oct. 27, 2003The people of Alabama recently voted against a change in the state's tax structure. The change was proposed by Republican Gov. Bob Riley, who had a record of being against ' ¦
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Downfall continues for men's soccer against the Spartans
By Sam Pepper | Oct. 27, 2003On what should have been a day focused on the contributions of two dedicated warriors, the feeling that filled the McClimon Soccer Complex was one of disappointment. The Wisconsin men's ' ¦
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Questions remain about Bush, bin Laden
By Clint Robus and Michael Shanley | Oct. 27, 2003After the attacks in 2001 on the eastern part of the United States, President Bush said the United States will make no distinction between those who plan terrorist attacks and ' ¦
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UW not so 'wild' in Evanston
By Katie Gilbert and Haleigh Amant and Ryan Bullen | Oct. 27, 2003EVANSTON, ILL.-In what should have been a blowout game, an easy win for Wisconsin before a week off, the Badgers did the one thing that guaranteed them a loss: They ' ¦
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Fishing for somewhere to call home
By Louie Holwerk and JoEllen Amato | Oct. 27, 2003I grew up in Kentucky. My family moved to Duluth, Minn. after my sophomore year of high school, and two years ago, my parents and my older brother and his ' ¦'
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Treats of Halloween crowds, costumes may trick behavior
By Emily Winter | Oct. 27, 2003While people from around the country scramble for costumes in preparation for Madison's Halloween weekend, some at UW-Madison say changing one's appearance and being in crowds alters behavior. \One of ' ¦
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Jolie and Owen expand 'Borders'
By Andrew Haffner and Ben Schultz | Oct. 27, 2003In \Beyond Borders"" Angelina Jolie and Clive Owen unite to bring stubborn and complementary characters together across national and class boundaries. The leads make the movie a strangely stirring and ' ¦'
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Priorities skewed in marriage debate
By Dinesh Ramde | Oct. 27, 2003Being a legislator cannot be easy. For any one issue, politicians must seek the opinions of experts and listen to constituents on every side, then formulate a well thought-out stance. ' ¦
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Big Ten: The league of guards
By Cary Dohman | Oct. 27, 2003Illinois' Brown and UW's Harris voted preseason Players of the Year
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Activists drum out protest of Iraq occupation on Capitol steps
By Elizabeth Wachowski | Oct. 27, 2003More than 100 activists crowded the steps of the State Capitol building Saturday afternoon to protest the conflict in Iraq. Gathering at the King Street entrance, they displayed signs with ' ¦
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Men's hockey completes weekend sweep
By Greg Porter | Oct. 27, 2003The Wisconsin Badgers (0-2-0 Western Collegiate Hockey Association, 3-3-0 overall) have already garnered their first sweep of the season in claiming two wins over the Quinnipiac Bobcats at the Kohl ' ¦
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Senate passes concealed weapons bill
By Sam Karp and Molly O???Brien | Oct. 27, 2003A bill coined the \Personal Protection Act,"" which would allow firearms to be carried on campus grounds, passed the Republican-led state Senate Friday. The Senate has, for the first time ' ¦
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Victories push Wisconsin atop Big Ten
By Danielle Szulczewski | Oct. 27, 2003The No. 23-ranked Badger volleyball team entered the Field House contending for a piece of first place in a Big Ten conference where a half-game lead divided the top four ' ¦
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Movie remakes meet mixed views
Oct. 24, 2003The recent remake of \The Texas Chainsaw Massacre"" makes one wonder if remakes are necessary. Cardinal Arts looked at that recent release and saw that some remakes fulfilled the spirit ' ¦'
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Badgers regrouping for the road
By Leif Griffin | Oct. 24, 2003After a brutal two-week stretch at home, the University of Wisconsin football team readies itself for a matchup in Evanston, Ill., against lowly Northwestern. The No. 17 Badgers (3-1 Big ' ¦
