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Sports journalism class would benefit university
By Nate Carey | Sep. 23, 2008UW-Madison and other Big Ten schools do not offer courses for demanding career.
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Mound and Randall Streets location of latest downtown armed robbery
By The Daily Cardinal | Sep. 23, 2008Police are looking for two suspects, one armed with a handgun, who robbed a couple Friday evening.
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Michelle Obama to speak on campus, Barack Obama to make stop in Green Bay
By The Daily Cardinal | Sep. 22, 2008Michelle Obama, wife of Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama, will make a stop in Madison Monday to campaign for her husband and discuss women's issues.
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Volleyball rebounds from loss with sweep
By Andy Van Sistine | Sep. 22, 2008The UW Women's Volleyball team lost their second match of the season over the weekend t the Marquette Cheese Bowl Tournament. They opened with a win against American, then lost to Oregon State and closed with a sweep of host Marquette.
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County smoking ban a positive step
By Negassi Tesfamichael and The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board | Sep. 22, 2008New smoking ban will pressure state legislature to realize importance of statewide ban.
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Drug disposal methods must be state-regulated
By Ryan Dashek | Sep. 22, 2008Restrictions on medical waste must be tightened by state government.
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UW grad, new film explore political apathy
By Claire Wiese | Sep. 22, 2008Mark Korshak and his crew of UW students hope to stir the stagnant cauldrons of student activism with the screening of their new documentary this Monday at Memorial Union.'
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Wisconsin Democrats ask Van Hollen to make communication records public
By The Daily Cardinal | Sep. 22, 2008After a Republican lawyer said he contacted Wisconsin's Department of Justice before Attorney J.B. Van Hollen sued the Government Accountability Board over voter registration checks, the Democratic Party of Wisconsin asked Van Hollen to release communicat
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Select group builds up cross-sport dominance
By Andy Van Sistine | Sep. 22, 2008While some schools grow into the standard-bearers of their sport there are a select few which have been able to field juggernaut in three or more types of competition. Columnist Andrew Van Sistine takes a moment to reflect on some of these powerful colleg'
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Badger runners undeterred by strong field and hilly terrain at Iowa State
By Scott Allen | Sep. 22, 2008The Badger Women's cross-country team showcased its talents and finished better than all its college competition at Iowa State over the weekend.
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UW professor speaks at first campus Peace Day
By Clay Thomas and Alyssa Connolly | Sep. 22, 2008University and community members gathered to listen to UW-Madison political science professor Howard Schweber speak at the first UW Peace Day.
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Women's soccer scores seven over weekend, stays perfect at home
By Emily Hendricks | Sep. 22, 2008The Wisconsin Women's Soccer team defeated Nevada and Pepperdine at home to close their non-conference season. The team has scored 21 goals in nine matches, a year after scoring just 14 in 18 contests.
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New website to pay students for note-taking
By Andrea Carlson | Sep. 22, 2008UW-Madison students can now get paid to take notes on a new networking website.
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Students caught in Sellery Hall elevator
By The Daily Cardinal | Sep. 22, 2008Sellery Hall elevators experienced problems Sunday night when several students got caught in one for over 30 minutes.
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World Stem Cell Summit kicks off in Madison
By Megan Orear | Sep. 22, 2008The city of Madison, a crucial area for stem cell research, plays host to the 2008 World Stem Cell Summit Monday and Tuesday.
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Car chaos puts Megan in a sticky situation
By Megan Corbett | Sep. 22, 2008Megan spends weekends glued to her car.'
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'The Dalai Lama Renaissance' shows great insight, still falls short
By Simon Dick | Sep. 19, 2008New film chronicles the Synthesis Conference and the tumultus movement toward peace decisions in India in his second major film.'
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Suspect on most wanted list arrested
By The Daily Cardinal and Daily Cardinal Staff | Sep. 19, 2008A man on \Madison's Most Wanted"" watch list was arrested after being spotted near a downtown parking ramp Thursday.
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Church leaders must hold tongue
By Daily Cardinal Staff and The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board | Sep. 19, 2008Various church leaders and the ADF must not go through with their plans to challenge the Supreme Court ban on places of worship endorsing candidates
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Big Ten Battleground Poll reveals narrowing election in Midwest
By Megan Orear and JoEllen Amato | Sep. 19, 2008The Big Ten Battleground Poll, a survey of the states with Big Ten schools, examined voters' attitudes toward the presidential candidates and revealed how much the presidential race has narrowed since summer.
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