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'Bucky Horror Picture Show' hits gridiron in Evanston
By Kate Hedlin | Oct. 28, 2003Heads up in the Sports World
Who wanted concealed guns?
By Jessica Gartner | Oct. 28, 2003On Friday, contrary to the wishes of the public, the state Senate passed the \Personal Protection Act."" Pushed by the Republicans and lobbyists from the Wisconsin Pro-Gun Movement and the ' ¦
Bye week comes at much needed time
By Angela Barian and Arvind Gopalratnam | Oct. 28, 2003Nine games into the 2003 season, the Badger football team finally gets a week off from the battles of the Big Ten, and it could not have come at a ' ¦
News briefs
By Daily Cardinal Staff | Oct. 28, 2003The Wisconsin Union Directorate is hosting Indian-born author Salman Rushdie as part of its Distinguished Lecture Series at 7:30 tonight in the Orpheum Theater, 216 State St. Rushdie's most famous ' ¦
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 ' ¦
Big Ten: The league of guards
By Cary Dohman | Oct. 27, 2003Illinois' Brown and UW's Harris voted preseason Players of the Year
All that is Evanston
By Michael Jones | Oct. 27, 2003Around 3:30 p.m. Saturday, on the Northwestern campus, I came to the realization that I was never prouder to attend the University of Wisconsin-Madison than at that moment right then ' ¦
News briefs
Oct. 27, 2003The City of Madison is sponsoring a Halloween Community Meeting today at 7:30 p.m. in the Old Madison Room of Memorial Union to discuss safety issues regarding The Killer Party ' ¦
SLAC hosts banner drop, teach-in in attempt to achieve Nike wage disclosure
By Joe Uchill | Oct. 27, 2003With a licensing contract with Nike near certainty, the Student Labor Action Coalition has increased efforts to ensure all UW-Madison apparel are stitched by well-paid workers. SLAC hung a banner ' ¦
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 ' ¦'
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 ' ¦
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 ' ¦'
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 ' ¦
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 ' ¦'
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. ' ¦
'Mystic River' reveals powerful characters
By Jon Spike | Oct. 27, 2003\A river blanketed in fog holds many secrets in its waters."" Clint Eastwood's foreboding voice fills the background with these words as the camera pans over a small town. He ' ¦'
Poll: majority of students approve of Bush
By Jen McCoy | Oct. 27, 2003A nationwide poll last week found college students have a high approval rating of 61 percent for President Bush, which has led the institute to conclude Bush has more support ' ¦
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 ' ¦
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 ' ¦



