Republicans disappointed over loss, concerned about Obama presidency
By Jessica Feld | Nov. 5, 2008Republicans voice concerns about the president-elect but remain optimistic about the nation's future.
Republicans voice concerns about the president-elect but remain optimistic about the nation's future.
UW-Madison students voted Tuesday for the next president of the United States. Long lines and voter registration issues occured early in the morning.
Democrats held on to their control of Congress this election season gaining seats in both the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives.
Student leaders and supporters of both candidates reacted to last night's presidential results.',0
The Badgers will be hosting Drake in their final regular season.
Student leaders encouraged their peers to vote by setting up booths in Library Mall Tuesday.
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Voters gathered at Monona Terrace to celebrate Baldwin and president-elect Barack Obama's victories.
Band Snow Patrol features powerful rock ballads in their new album \A Hundred Million Suns"".'
Columnist Crystal Crowns explains why some players appear to be struggling with their shooting from behind the new 3-point line while others seem to not be affected by the change.
After months of rigorous campaigning, Barack Obama won the presidentail election Tuesday night.
While millions of Americans prepare to vote on a plethora of issues, Dale breaks the decision down to the most important factor: music taste.'
Actions beyond voting will truly promote change.
Columnist Andy Van Sistine examines Aaron Rodger's new contract and concludes that the investment was a good one.
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U.S. citizens can vote without fear of persecution and must take advantage of it.
Wisconsin head football coach Bret Bielema addressed the media Monday to discus the state of his football team and the upcoming game against Indiana.
The plan, which may eventually cost students $60 a semester more in tuition, will have to be passed through ASM first.
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