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UW women's golf finishes seventh in Edwin Watts-Palmetto Intercollegiate

By Justin Dean | Oct. 29, 2008

The Badgers wrapped up their fall season and will begin their spring season in February.

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Voter turnout already reaching record high for absentee ballots

By Jessica Feld | Oct. 29, 2008

In an election year with record expected voter turnout, an unprecedented number of absentee ballots have already been cast in Madison.

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Students looking to bring Halloween to Mifflin Street

By Rushad Macchi and Anna Bukowski | Oct. 29, 2008

A group of UW-Madison students want to combine two of Madison's biggest parties to create a Freakfest-alternative this weekend.

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Pending agreement to boost Google digital books initiative

By Hannah McClung | Oct. 29, 2008

Google has reached a pending settlement with two advocacy groups that sued the company for violation of copyright law.

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UWPD seeks man who ejaculated on student in Humanities building

By Rory Linnane | Oct. 29, 2008

The University of Wisconsin Police Department posted fliers on Humanities entrances alerting them to a lewd and lascivious act that occurred around 3:00 p.m. Monday.

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'White People' prefer not to purchase books

By Alex Kuskowski | Oct. 29, 2008

\Stuff White People Like"" is an extension of the popular Internet blog, though the Internet version proves as useful for free.'

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Fall show lineups disappoint, at least 'The Hills' survives to absorb hatred

By Ali Rothschild | Oct. 29, 2008

TV columnist Ali Rothschild gives a rundown of the weak fall television lineup and bashes spoiled, rich women.'

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Stadium bar out of line, juvenile

By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board | Oct. 28, 2008

Decision to advertise phone numbers of city officals achieves nothing

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Technology breeds indie flavor, not death of taste

By Dale Mundt | Oct. 28, 2008

Dale 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, 2008

Hoping 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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Police clear out downtown bar after crowd becomes unruly

By Abby Sears | Oct. 28, 2008

Police initially responded to Madison Avenue to help a passed-out woman, but also encountered a chaotic crowd when they arrived.

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WISPIRG budget proposal to SSFC approved after changes

By Kelsey Gunderson | Oct. 28, 2008

Significant funding was cut from WISPIRG's budget by SSFC Monday.

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Going home calls to mind memories, lays

By Kiera Wiatrak | Oct. 28, 2008

Kiera and her friend adapt to life in their hometown sans probationary licenses.'

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Bielema praises all phases of team's play in win over Illinois

By Nico Savidge | Oct. 28, 2008

Wisconsin football coach Bret Bielema discussed his team win over Illinois and senior tight end Travis Beckum's the career-ending injury with reporters Monday.

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Lecture series extremely relevant to all students

By Tom Hart | Oct. 28, 2008

Distinguished Lecture Series offers students a unique opportunity to open their minds

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Badgers winless on weekend

By Nick Schmitt | Oct. 28, 2008

The UW women's soccer team lost both its games over the weekend, propping its Big Ten record to 3-6.

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Sophomore album Beautiful, but brief

By Matt Hunziker | Oct. 28, 2008

Los 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, 2008

Israel songwriter matures, reveals 'New Soul' on 2007 album.'

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Racism, sexism alive, not crucial in election

By Sara Lieburn | Oct. 28, 2008

In 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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Committee looks into possible bus fare increase

By Rebecca Holland | Oct. 28, 2008

Madison's Board of Estimates examined possible alternatives to the fare increase at a meeting Monday.