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Landlords must face consequences
By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board | Sep. 16, 2008Reports of landlord's failure to respond to tennant complaints raises issue of tenant's rights
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UM sold out by hiring Rich Rodriguez
By Andy Van Sistine and Alex Pacheco | Sep. 16, 2008Columnist Andy Van Sistine marvels at the fall of the Michigan Wolverines and attributes it to the lack of character shown by Rich Rodriguez over the past year.
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Union officials share exterior design plans, internal designs to commence
By Erin Banco and Rushad Machhi | Sep. 16, 2008Wisconsin Union officials announced the commencement of interior design and conclusion of exterior design at a news conference Monday.
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MillerCoors contributes to new fermentation lab
By Erin Banco and Erin Schmidtke | Sep. 16, 2008The UW-Madison bacteriology department announced a large donation of brewing equipment was donated by the MillerCoors brewing company.
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Women's soccer fails to win a match in Boston
By Erica Barts | Sep. 16, 2008The UW women's soccer team lost to Boston University by the score of 1-0 and tied Harvard 1-1 over the weekend. The Badgers will return to Madison for their next four matches starting next weekend.
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Banning drive-thrus in Madison worthwhile
By Emily Houtler | Sep. 16, 2008Recent proposal to ban drive-thrus in Madison deserves greater consideration
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Kiera on the prowl for unleased puppies
By Kiera Wiatrak | Sep. 16, 2008Desperately seeking canine companionship.'
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Wis. bridges safer after I-35W collapse
By Sara Lieburn | Sep. 16, 2008A little over a year since its collapse, the I-35W Bridge in Minneapolis will open Thursday. The tragedy sparked an inspection of similar bridges in Wisconsin.
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Badgers Take Fifth at Gopher Invitational
By Adam Loferski | Sep. 16, 2008The UW golf team finished in fifth place at the Gopher Invitational over the weekend bounding out of a five way tie for 11th on the tournament's final day. Seniors Tyler Obermueller and Dan Woltman came up big after both shooting 80 in the first round.
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Badgers dominate Huskie Open
By Sasha Goldstein | Sep. 16, 2008The Wisconsin cross country teams dominated the Huskie Open at Northern Illinois last weekend. Four male UW runners finished tied for first while the top seven female finishers ran for Wisconsin.
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Beckum's return was key to win
By Scott Allen | Sep. 16, 2008Wisconsin football head coach Bret Bielema spoke to the media Monday and discussed the advantages that come from having a weekend off. He expects sophomore corner Aaron Henry to be health enough to play in two week's time when the team faces Michigan.
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Campus Anti-war network holds annual kickoff meeting
By Caitlin Gath | Sep. 16, 2008The anti-war student group CAN hosted a kickoff at Memorial Union Monday
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Pregnant with promise, 'Women' can't deliver
Sep. 16, 2008Diana English's new film offers up a man-free universe in \The Women."" The result: An awkward mess that seems as dated as George Cukor's 1939 original.'
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City Clerk's Office pushes voter registration
By Matt Fox and Rebecca Holland | Sep. 16, 2008Sept. 10 through Oct. 10 marks Voter Reigstration Month in Madison to get a head start on registration for the upcoming presidential election.
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Hot dogs, bodies fuel live music love
By Dale Mundt | Sep. 16, 2008Dave proclaims his love for concert mishaps and Okkervil River'
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Wiley says 'goodbye' to UW campus community
By Nick Dmytrenko | Sep. 16, 2008Family, UW System representatives, faculty and community members gather at the Overture Center to celebrate the former chancellor's seven years of service.
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Megan conquers her (eight-legged) fears
By Megan Corbett | Sep. 15, 2008An epic battle takes place between the arachnids and Megan.'
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Badgers drop first game this season at Panther Classic
By Scott Kellogg | Sep. 15, 2008The Wisconsin men's soccer team split the weekend in Milwaukee.
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Wis. lawmakers offer alternatives to Janesville plant closure
By The Daily Cardinal and Anthony Cefali | Sep. 15, 2008In an attempt to keep the General Motors plant open in Janesville, Wis., state politicians met with GM officials Friday and offered incentives to keep the plant operating.
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Police, bars work to stop late-night brawls
By Abby Sears | Sep. 15, 2008As alcohol-related violence continues to be an issue among downtown partygoers, police and bars are working to keep the late-night scene peaceful and safe.
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