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Committee passes anti-drinking bill
By Hannah Furfaro | Oct. 9, 2009A bill prohibiting minors from drinking in taverns passed through a Senate committee Wednesday.
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Mental health staff shortages raise concerns
By Ryan Hebel | Oct. 8, 2009Mental health care received small funding boosts throughout the UW System in 2009, though every university still fell short of recommended staffing ratios.
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Successful business students offer tips, advice for hopefuls
By Ellen Molina | Oct. 7, 2009The UW-Madison Office of Corporate Relations hosted a panel of successful student entrepreneurs Wednesday to offer advice to UW-Madison business hopefuls.
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Presentation shows dangers and realities of dating violence
By Melanie Teachout | Oct. 7, 2009Promoting Awareness, Victim Empowerment hosted a performance Tuesday to educate UW-Madison students on the overlooked issues surrounding domestic violence.
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Greenbush Bakery robbed at gunpoint
By The Daily Cardinal | Oct. 7, 2009A local downtown bakery was robbed Tuesday night for the second time in the past two weeks.
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Report gives UW-Madison a 'B' in campus sustainability efforts
By Kelsey Gunderson | Oct. 7, 2009UW-Madison earned a ‘B' on the Sustainable Endowments Institute's annual College Sustainability Report Card released Wednesday.
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Bill would require mental health parity
By Grace Urban | Oct. 7, 2009State Sen. Dave Hansen, D-Green Bay, and State Rep. Sandy Pasch, D-Whitefish Bay, introduced the Wisconsin Mental Health and Substance Abuse Parity Act to lawmakers Wednesday.
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City council OKs individual assault rifles for police
By Caitlin Gath | Oct. 7, 2009Students could soon see members of the Madison Police Department patrolling the streets with assault rifles.
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Legislature puts IT project under fire
By Hannah Furfaro | Oct. 7, 2009State lawmakers put pressure on UW System administrators Tuesday to provide cost efficiency and oversight measures on both an $81 million payroll and the benefits computer system.
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MPD officer shoots suspected robber
By The Daily Cardinal and Melanie Shibley - The Daily Cardinal | Oct. 7, 2009The Madison Police Department is investigating a death after an officer shot and killed a man on the city's south side.
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Madison officials praise Freakfest improvements
By Beth Pickhard | Oct. 7, 2009Freakfest, Madison's annual Halloween celebration, has undergone some dramatic changes in recent years, and according to several city officials, those changes have been for the better.
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MPD: break-ins, burglary occur on W. Mifflin, W. Doty streets over weekend
By The Daily Cardinal | Oct. 7, 2009The Madison Police Department reported two break-ins on the 500 block of W. Doty St. and W. Mifflin St. Sunday, both occurring within a short period of time.
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Mayor emphasizes small tax increases, relies on unions
By Caitlin Gath | Oct. 7, 2009Mayor Dave Cieslewicz emphasized a steady budget with minimal tax increases, small cuts and a ""great deal of cooperation from city employees"" when he introduced his 2010 Executive Operating Budget Tuesday morning.
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Wisconsin Innocence Project receives federal grant for research on wrongful convictions
By Steven Rosenbaum | Oct. 7, 2009The Wisconsin Innocence Project recently received part of a federal grant to study the Wisconsin prison system to potentially free wrongly convicted prisoners.
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Drunken driving bill could cost Wisconsin over $70 million
By Hannah Furfaro | Oct. 7, 2009Funding for a bill that increases penalties for drunken driving offenders may cost Wisconsin over $70 million per year, according to a new estimate from the Legislative Fiscal Bureau.
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CFACT group fails to meet SSFC eligibility criteria
By Kelsey Gunderson | Oct. 6, 2009The Student Services Finance Committee approved general student services funds eligibility for Supporting Peers in Laid Back Listening and denied eligibility for the UW-Madison chapter of Collegians for a Constructive Tomorrow at the SSFC meeting Monday.
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Peace Park opponents speak out
By Kelly Kallien and Haneul Kim | Oct. 6, 2009After nine years of planning, a team of architects may fulfill their dream of building a visitor center on the site of Lisa Link Peace Park, located on State Street.
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Campus orgs aim to educate students on dating violence
By Molly Reppen and Lydia Statz | Oct. 6, 2009In 2008, 46 lives were lost in domestic violence-related incidents in Wisconsin, according to the Wisconsin Coalition Against Domestic Violence. To most UW-Madison students these statistics are alarming, but for some they are all too familiar.
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Greyhound announces relocation of Madison bus depot
By The Daily Cardinal | Oct. 6, 2009Greyhound Lines, Inc. announced the relocation of the Madison, Wis., Greyhound Bus Depot Monday to South Stoughton strip mall, located at 2023 S. Stoughton Road.
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Biker attacked and robbed on Randall Avenue Sunday
By The Daily Cardinal | Oct. 6, 2009A robbery occurred about half past midnight on Randall Avenue Sunday morning.
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