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Students at risk of eating disorders
By Molly Anderson | Oct. 24, 2003Help is available on campus'
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Letter to the Editor
By Jon Spike | Oct. 24, 2003Revisting the 'partial birth abortion' staff-op
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Men's hoops preparing hard for upcoming season
By Josh Salm and Rani Chohan | Oct. 24, 2003In his two years on campus, Wisconsin men's basketball Head Coach Bo Ryan has won two Big Ten conference championships. In that two-year span, Ryan also has a Big Ten ' ¦
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Assembly approves marriage redefinition
By Jason Soriano | Oct. 24, 2003Bill defines marriage as 'one man and one woman'
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WisPIRG rallies for cleaner water
By Maureen Backman and Daily Cardinal Staff | Oct. 24, 2003Wisconsin Public Interest Research Group representatives collected personal letters and created a collage on Library Mall Thursday to encourage Gov. Jim Doyle to more strongly enforce the state's water policies. ' ¦
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Memorabilia display at Kohl Center reveals storied UW sports history
By Emily Falencyzkowski-Scott | Oct. 24, 2003More than a year and a half ago, UW-Madison Sports Information Director Steve Malchow began assembling an exhibit of more than 100 years of Badger sports memorabilia. Today, the display ' ¦
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Madison Hostel fundraises to increase awareness
By Seth Bichler | Oct. 24, 2003Madison Hostel, 141 South Butler St., is Madison's only year-round hostel, yet due to a slow travel year, it will have a fundraising concert this weekend. Walking into Madison Hostel, ' ¦
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News briefs
By Jon Spike | Oct. 24, 2003Associated Students of Madison Chair Austin Evans formally apologized to the Student Services Finance Committee Thursday for \placing the representatives in an undeserving and unfavorable light."" Evans criticized the committee ' ¦
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Wisconsin authors bound for weekend festival
By Ben Schultz | Oct. 23, 2003One of the purposes of this weekend's Wisconsin Book Festival is to bring local authors to Wisconsin audiences and promote the state's literary heritage. This year, the second festival brings ' ¦
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Revisiting, restricting abortion
Oct. 23, 2003Ban on 'partial-birth abortions' endangers all reproductive rights
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Badgers exorcise the Demons
By Matt Carroll | Oct. 23, 2003UW eeks out 2-1 victory over Depaul
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'The Memorandum' unites good acting and satire
Oct. 23, 2003The University Theatre's production of \The Memorandum"" directed by Robert Skloot and written by Vaclav Havel, the former president of the Czech Republic, features good acting and interesting stage design. ' ¦'
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Dotty's is burger heaven
By Jessica Daynor | Oct. 23, 2003You can get a burger pretty much anywhere. Fast food restaurants thaw thousands of burgers a day-even Mexican restaurants are firing up the grill. In a city where burgers are ' ¦'
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NRA celebrity lists omit, enrage D.H.
By Dan Hinkel | Oct. 23, 2003The D.H. Steps to the Plate'
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\Cold Pizza"" is sickening
By Michael Jones | Oct. 23, 2003If I ever get to meet the guy who decided to greenlight \Cold Pizza"" on ESPN2, I will douse him in gasoline and light him on fire. Then, and only ' ¦
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'Partial-birth abortion' procedure draws scrutiny
By Amanda Becker | Oct. 23, 2003The U.S. Senate approved a ban Tuesday on a specific abortion procedure, making way for President Bush to sign it into law. The procedure, commonly referred to as \partial-birth abortion,"" ' ¦
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Something rotten in the state of Wisconsin
By Eric Kleefeld | Oct. 23, 2003Earlier this month the country's eyes were trained on the recall election in California against now-lame duck Gov. Gray Davis. It provided the country a fantastic civics lesson on how ' ¦
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Mazed and confused: Lost in the corn
By Maeghan Killeen | Oct. 23, 2003For students looking for a unique fall experience, local farms offer a variety of fun activities for a weekend afternoon. Alan and Angie Treinen's farm on Highway 60 in Lodi ' ¦'
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Big Ten supremacy on line at Fieldhouse
By Kate Hedlin | Oct. 23, 2003The battle for the top of the conference continues this weekend for the women's volleyball team as the No. 23 Badgers (6-2 Big Ten, 14-5 overall) try to separate themselves ' ¦
