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University celebrates anniversary of human-rights document
By Erin Banco | Oct. 28, 2008Micheline Ishay stressed the importance of looking toward the future and amending human-rights activism.
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Sophomore album Beautiful, but brief
By Matt Hunziker | Oct. 28, 2008Los Campesinos! deliver a worthy follow-up to stellar debut.'
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Interview with Yael Naim
By Negassi Tesfamichael and Ben Schapiro | Oct. 28, 2008Israel songwriter matures, reveals 'New Soul' on 2007 album.'
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Committee looks into possible bus fare increase
By Rebecca Holland | Oct. 28, 2008Madison's Board of Estimates examined possible alternatives to the fare increase at a meeting Monday.
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Racism, sexism alive, not crucial in election
By Sara Lieburn | Oct. 28, 2008In a presidential race with a black candidate for president and a female candidate for vice president, the effect of race and gender on voters' opinions is called into question.
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Responsibility needed in the current age of lax taxing policy
By Sean McMaster | Oct. 28, 2008In upcoming election, consider role in society, take responsibility for your actions
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Senior duo ready for new role
By Matthew Fox and Kristen Titus | Oct. 28, 2008The Wisconsin men's basketball team will count on the leadership of senior forwards Marcus Landry and Joe Krabbenhoft in the coming season. Both have been rotation players for the last four years and helped anchor last season's Big Ten title team.
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Police clear out downtown bar after crowd becomes unruly
By Abby Sears | Oct. 28, 2008Police initially responded to Madison Avenue to help a passed-out woman, but also encountered a chaotic crowd when they arrived.
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Hip African art appeals to all
By Erin Schmidtke and Ben Schapiro | Oct. 28, 2008Mermaids and serpents attract visitors to Chazen Art Museum.'
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Technology breeds indie flavor, not death of taste
By Dale Mundt | Oct. 28, 2008Dale discusses digital age, Zac Efron and the rise of indie music.'
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AT&T offering cable-like television, Internet services in the Madison area
By The Daily Cardinal | Oct. 28, 2008Hoping to stir up competition in the arena of television and Internet service providers, AT&T launched U-verse, a cable-like service, in the Madison area Monday.
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Social security safe in McCain
By Sean McMaster | Oct. 27, 2008Presidential nominee John McCain offers a much more logical plan to defend Social Security for Americans
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Badgers stop 'Juice' to end losing streak
By Scott Allen | Oct. 27, 2008The Wisconsin football team ended a four-game losing streak Saturday, defeating Illinois 27-17. Senior quarterback Dustin Sherer earned his first win as a starter, throwing for 174 yards and two scores.
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Women's hockey gets best of Gophers
By Brandon Storlie | Oct. 27, 2008In a battle of No.1 vs. No. 2, the UW women's hockey team came out ahead of the Minnesota Golden Gophers. Wisconsin lost in a shootout Friday after 65 minutes of play ended in a 1-1 tie and a pair of third period goals propelled the Badgers to a 2-1 vic
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Internship gives Meg time to spare, share
By Megan Corbett and Sam Marz | Oct. 27, 2008Bored at your internship? Join the club.'
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Van Hollen plans to continue case over voter registrations
By Molly Reppen and Megan Orear | Oct. 27, 2008After the Dane County Circuit Court dismissed his lawsuit over voter registrations last week, Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen plans to take the case to a higher court.
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Volleyball loses at home to Lions and Hoosiers
By Jay Messar | Oct. 27, 2008The Badger volley ball team had a difficult weekend, falling to No. 1 Penn State 3-0 Friday and then getting upset by Indiana 3-1 Sunday afternoon.
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Letter to the Editor: WISPIRG offers key election information
By Magdalena Bojda | Oct. 27, 2008Make sure to attend WISPIRG's tuesday event focusing on information regarding the candidates and their positions
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Students tailgate with TV celebs for Obama
By Alyssa Connolly | Oct. 27, 2008Celebrities Penn Badgley and Shawn Pyfrom celebrated Homecoming with UW-Madison community members Saturday while motivating students to vote for Democrat Barack Obama in the 2008 presidential election.
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Amethyst Initiative encourages more discussion on college binge drinking
By Ryan Dashek | Oct. 27, 2008Colleges may not solve the binge drinking problems by lowering the drinking age to 18, but the initiative offers a chance to discuss and draft other solutions to the issue
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