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Rowers finish strong in fall's final races
By Rebecca Autrey | Nov. 11, 2008The Wisconsin women's lightweight and open weight rowing teams ended their fall seasons at the Southland Regatta.
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Student killed by car while living abroad
By Erin Banco and By Rachel Schulze | Nov. 10, 2008Kurt Leswing, a UW-Madison senior participating in the Semester at Sea program, was killed in Hong Kong last week.
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Men break into downtown apartment seeking drugs, money in targeted crime
By The Daily Cardinal | Nov. 10, 2008Madison police do not believe the incident is related to other recent robberies in the downtown area.
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SigEp members bike to Indiana to raise money for hospital
By Alyssa Connolly | Nov. 10, 2008Members of Sigma Phi Epsilon biked to Bloomington, Ind., last weekend and raised over $5,000 for the American Family Children's Hospital.
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Badgers earn first conference road win
By Scott Kellogg | Nov. 10, 2008Wisconsin cruises past Indiana Saturday 55-20.
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Music snob speaks out
By Dale Mundt and Alec Walker | Nov. 10, 2008Columnist Dale Mundt expresses his thoughts on nostalgia, emotion, and ways in which they can affect our opinion on music'
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County 911 center admits errors in handling calls before homicide
By Abby Sears | Nov. 10, 2008The Dane County 911 Center failed to send police to a park on Madison's east side last week after receiving two calls before a man was beaten to death.
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Environmental activist pushes nuclear energy
By Cathy Martin | Nov. 10, 2008Patrick Moore, an advocate of nuclear energy and co-founder of Greenpeace, spoke at the UW Energy Hub Conference Friday.
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Lawton outlines state's goals to promote renewable energy
By Megan Orear and Kaitlyn Schnell | Nov. 10, 2008As keynote speaker at the UW Energy Hub Conference, Lt. Gov. Barbara Lawton emphasized Wisconsin's important role in renewable-energy research and promotion.
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Valai's hit sets the tone for Wisconsin
By Nate Carey | Nov. 10, 2008Columnist Nate Carey explains why sophomore safety Jay Valai's hit on Indiana's quarterback gave the Badgers game-changing momentum.
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Fans to meet former Badger Ron Dayne at bookstore event
By The Daily Cardinal and Molly Reppen | Nov. 10, 2008Fans can meet UW-Madison football legend Ron Dayne Nov. 24.
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Van Hollen appeals to overturn ruling in voter-registration case
By The Daily Cardinal | Nov. 10, 2008After losing in Dane County Circuit Court last month, Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen filed an appeal Friday to overturn the decision to dismiss his lawsuit over voter-information verification.
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Tomorrow is another day for friendly bets
By Megan Corbett | Nov. 9, 2008Megan learns about her friend's comprehensive knowledge of movie quotes.'
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Humanities stuck with lower funds
By Molly Reppen and The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board | Nov. 9, 2008Despite a large gap between humanities funding and funding for other disciplines, humanities departments must accept the changing landscape of federal grants based on real-world applicability and benefits
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UW women's basketball team defeats UW-River Falls in exhibition game
By Jay Messar | Nov. 9, 2008Wisconsin freshman guard Jamie Russell led the Badgers past UW-River Falls with 15 points.
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'Role Models' of comedy
By Danny Gottleib | Nov. 9, 2008Actors need little creativity from writers to make David Wain's latest comedy a success'
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Wisconsin splits weekend against OSU and Michigan
By Molly Reppen and Andy Van Sistine | Nov. 9, 2008The Badgers defeated Ohio State Friday night but then lost to Michigan Saturday.
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Wisconsin takes two games from Michigan Tech this weekend
By Ben Breiner | Nov. 9, 2008The Badgers pulled off both wins at home against the Huskies.
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Temporary solutions key to retaining UW faculty
By Ryan Dashek | Nov. 9, 2008With the current state of the economy and the university, UW-Madison should pursue short-term solutions to faculty retention until they can find funding to increase salaries
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Fans may need 'Solace' without catchphrase
By Kevin Slane | Nov. 9, 2008The new Bond flick looks promising, but without one of the most memorable catchphrases in film, some fans are left worrying.'
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