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Holiday birthday less feast, more famine
By Kiera Wiatrak | Oct. 7, 2008Kiera faces a sad reality about her birthday this year.'
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Doggone Disaster
By Danny Gottleib | Oct. 7, 2008Shortcomings plague 'Beverly Hills Chihuahua' despite prominent voice cast.'
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UW officials say band investigation is ongoing
By Erin Banco and Rachel Fettig and Samy Moskol | Oct. 7, 2008The investigation into hazing allegations made against the UW Marching Band is ongoing, university officials said Monday. Band Director Mike Leckrone told WKOW he thought the investigation may end Tuesday.
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Great Lakes Compact made into law with Bush's signature
By Megan Orear | Oct. 6, 2008The Great Lakes Compact, an agreement between the Great Lakes states to regulate the use of the lakes' water, was signed Friday by President George Bush, the final step in a 10-year debate over the bill.
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Camp Randall Bandless for first time in 40 years
By Amanda Hoffstrom | Oct. 6, 2008The University of Wisconsin Marching Band Director Mike Leckrone suspended the UW Band Friday for allegations of hazing and other misconduct. Saturday's football game was the first in Leckrone's 40 year tenure that the band did not perform.
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UHS to offer new version of HPV vaccine to UW students
By Alyssa Connolly | Oct. 6, 2008The FDA recently approved a new Gardasil vaccine to prevent two new cancers. UHS encourages female students to receive the vaccine.
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Late drive, pick doom Badgers at home
By Scott Allen | Oct. 6, 2008-The Wisconsin football team lost a heartbreaker to OSU when the Buckeyes drove 79 yards for the game-winning touch down. Chris Wells ran for over 150 yards as the Badger passing game sputtered for much of the evening.
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Night takes 'ex'traordinary turn for worst
By Megan Corbett | Oct. 6, 2008Megan is not happy when her ex decides to make a reapperance in her life.'
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Kinnear's strong performance lends 'Flash of Genius' twinkle of competency
By Mark Riechers and Clay Thomas | Oct. 6, 2008Underdog story fails to sink teeth beneath the surface, paws harmlessly with cliches.'
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Student conduct code revisions move to next round of review
By Erin Banco | Oct. 6, 2008A UW System Board of Regents review committee introduced revisions to Chapter 17 and 18 of the Wisconsin Administration code Friday.
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Women's soccer held scoreless over weekend
By Erica Barts | Oct. 6, 2008The UW women's soccer team lost to Penn State and Ohio State, surrendering seven goals and scoring none.
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Marijuana enthusiasts gather at Harvest Fest
By Anna Discher | Oct. 6, 2008The theme of this year's Midwest Marijuana Harvest Festival in downtown Madison was Vote.
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Duo hits mark in atypical Western, 'Appaloosa'
By Brittany Jordt | Oct. 6, 2008Unconventional Western, though lacking drama, boasts great acting, cinematography.'
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Financial bailout bill approved by House of Reps., President Bush
By Rebecca Autrey | Oct. 6, 2008The $700 billion bill to bail out financial institutions, which failed in the U.S. House of Representatives earlier last week, was officially passed by Congress and signed by President George Bush Friday.
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Ammerman scores five goals as Badgers pitch two shutouts
By Brandon Storlie | Oct. 6, 2008The Wisconsin women's hockey team dominates Syracuse this weekend, outscoring the Orange 11-0. The star of the weekend was freshman forward Brooke Ammerman who scored five goals in the two games.
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Cassville coal plant threatens Madison
By Ryan Dashek | Oct. 6, 2008Proposed coal-burning plant would be detrimental to environment, health.
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'Playlist' shuffles up hipster trends
By Lauren Fuller | Oct. 6, 2008Michael Cera is at it again, bringing his mousy charm to \Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist.""'
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Football:Analysis
By Nate Carey | Oct. 6, 2008Wisconsin head coach Bret Bielema lost his first home game in 17 tries this Saturday. The Buckeyes simply made more plays than the Badgers and snuck out with a 20-17 win.
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Volleyball downs OSU, UM at home
By Jay Messar | Oct. 6, 2008The Wisconsin Volleyball team beat Ohio State and Michigan over the weekend erasing some of the bad taste of an 0-2 weekend before that. Senior Aura Jeffers was the star of the first match with 18 kills while senior Morgan Salow put down 13 kills in her
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Cab companies cannot fund weekend taxi stand
By Abby Sears | Oct. 3, 2008Current funding for the stand will run out at the end of the month but officials will still seek outside money to keep the project running.
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