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Wisconsin men's soccer team gears up for first round game against Michigan
By Rebecca Autrey | Nov. 13, 2008Wisconsin will be hosting the Big Ten Championship tournament, starting Thursday night.
Red Raiders, Crimson Tide flying towards National Champsionship
By Matt Fox | Nov. 13, 2008Columnist Matt Fox discusses the rise of Texas Tech, Alabama'
Police arrest man after alleged chase of ex-girlfriend with knife, hammer
By The Daily Cardinal and C.P. VanValkenburg | Nov. 12, 2008Madison Police arrested a 52-year-old man Monday morning for reportedly chasing his ex-girlfriend with a knife and hammer on a downtown area street.
Zombies fight horror movie stereotypes by watching TV
By Ali Rothschild and JoEllen Amato | Nov. 12, 2008Columnist Ali Rothschild discusses commercials in today's media.'
UW moves up in national ranking of Fulbright fellows
By The Daily Cardinal and Sam Morgan | Nov. 12, 2008The number of Fulbright fellows from the university places UW-Madison ninth in the country among research institutions.
Power Vote exemplifies active efforts for change
By Dan Josephson | Nov. 12, 2008Students should take notice of groups like Power Vote - a group pushing for environmental changes in the immediate future
ASM Constitution to propose new president requirements
By Molly Reppen and Cassie Holman | Nov. 12, 2008After gathering student feedback from three listening sessions, the Associated Students of Madison Constitutional Committee proposed a two-semester minimum term for future presidents running in the organization.
van hollen suit worth dropping
By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board | Nov. 12, 2008The saga of the J.B. Van Hollen suit against the GAB has run its course, and Van Hollen gains nothing by still pursuing it
Lorenz leads the Badgers into post season action
By James Adams | Nov. 12, 2008UW junior forward Scott Lorenz leads the Badgers in scoring this season and is expected to prove solid numbers for his team in the Big Ten Tournament.
Wisconsin lawmaker aims to repeal state abortion law
By Claire Wiese | Nov. 12, 2008State Rep. Terese Berceau, D-Madison, will work in the next legislative session to repeal an old Wisconsin law that makes abortions in the state illegal.
Mac's spirit can't lift 'Soul' from trite mess
By Molly Reppen and Ryan Hebel | Nov. 12, 2008New road trip, buddy flick pays poor tribute to Bernie Mac.'
Badgers pull away from UW-Whitewater
By Matt Fox | Nov. 12, 2008Wisconsin wins its last exhibition game against the Warhawks before starting its regular season play.
It's never too late to decide to live, seriously
By Kelly Kallien and Ashley Spencer | Nov. 12, 2008Ashley decides to make a bucket list of important, SERIOUS life goals. Will she succeed? Stay tuned.'
Plethora of bowl games rewards mediocre play
By Crystal Crowns | Nov. 12, 2008Columnist Crystal Crowns argues that so many bowl games leads to over-relaxed eligibility standards for college football teams.
Students offer solutions for UW, downtown safety
By Grace Kim | Nov. 12, 2008University officials asked for student suggestions on how to decrease campus crime at a safety forum Thursday.
Madison residents voice opposition to bus fare increase at initial budget debate
By Abby Sears | Nov. 12, 2008Although the council waited to begin voting on operation budget amendments, including the bus fare increase, until tonight, they did approve the 2009 capital budget Tuesday.
Obama election brings promising new policies
By Sammy Luterbach and Ryan Seib | Nov. 12, 2008The future is bright for a number of policies under the coming Obama administration
Coalition urges Legislature to pass stricter alcohol laws
By Jessica Feld | Nov. 12, 2008With Wisconsin ranking number one in the nation for binge drinking, UW Health has launched an initiative to combat drunk driving in the state.