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Badgers win big after first-half scare

By Scott Allen | Sep. 6, 2008

Allan Evridge had a breakout game against Marshall Saturday, leading Wisconsin back from a first half deficit to win 51-14

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Schedule reveals team's guts and Big Ten's folly

By Ben Breiner and Abby Becker | Sep. 5, 2008

Columnist Ben Breiner analyses the Badgers' basketball schedule and notes that the Big Ten still lacks a balanced schedule.

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New Wiscard required for access in Grainger

By Christian Von | Sep. 5, 2008

UW freshman received a new Wiscard this year. The card allows them to access different buildings on campus and to continue using the card's debit system.

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Man dies after brawl outside downtown bar

By Abby Sears | Sep. 5, 2008

Juan Bernal, 22, died after 31-year-old Justin Stout allegedly stabbed him following a bar fight outside the Plaza Tavern.

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If you don't succeed, it's because you tried

By David Hottinger | Sep. 5, 2008

David gives academic tips for the new school year'

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Tired ideas make own summer 'Movie' genre

By Kevin Slane | Sep. 5, 2008

New movie columnist Kevin Slane criticizes Aaron Seltzer and Jason Friedberg's \Movie"" legacy.'

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Memorial set for UW students killed in Midvale car crash

By The Daily Cardinal | Sep. 5, 2008

University officials will host a campus memorial for the three students killed in the Midval Blvd. car crash on Aug. 27.

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McCain's speech shows desire to continue service

By Steven Wishau - The Daily Cardinal and Megan Orear | Sep. 5, 2008

John McCain spoke at the Republican National Convention Thursday and said he has the experience to make a good president and has committed his life to serving his country.

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Apartment food study guide

By Marly Schuman | Sep. 5, 2008

Follow these tips to stock your new kitchen with cheap, nutritious food. '

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Research institute opens in Madison

By Megan Orear and Tom Walsh | Sep. 5, 2008

The first tower of the Wisconsin Institutes for Medical Research opened Thursday. The new structure will give researchers the chance to work in a state-of-the-art environment.

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Involvement crucial to collegiate experience

By Claire Rydell | Sep. 5, 2008

Students should take the opportunity of joining a student organization to enhance their connection to the campus

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Baring 'The Full Monty'

By Ali Rothschild | Sep. 5, 2008

Students, TAs produce local version of Tony-Award nominee'

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Summer boozing causes buzz of knowledge

By Emily Bisek | Sep. 5, 2008

Emily may have taken the summer off from classes, but she wants to share what she learned from her excessive drinking this summer. '

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Power outage on UW campus Thursday

By Beth Pickhard and Sammy Luterbach | Sep. 5, 2008

UW-Madison buildings experienced a power outage on campus Thursday morning.

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Zimmermann's family creates reward fund

By Jack Zeller | Sep. 5, 2008

The family of homicide victim Brittany Zimmermann and the Madison Police Department are asking for the community's help in finding Zimmermann's killer.

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As the Badgers gear up to face the Thundering Herd of Marshall, the running game will again play a central role. Offensive coordinator Paul Chryst doesn't thing that the 63 rushes the Badgers attempted was more than he expected but still wants to rely o

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MPD must put students at ease

By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board | Sep. 5, 2008

Police must do something to assure students that Madison is still a safe place to live

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Students to recycle at Camp Randall this fall

By Erin Banco | Sep. 5, 2008

UW students began a recycling imitative with the Athletic program at Camp Randall this fall.

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Volleyball heads west

By Andy Van_Sistine and Katy Hertel | Sep. 5, 2008

The Wisconsin Volleyball team will continue its road weary ways this weekend when they go to the UNLV Invitational this weekend. The currently have are 3-0 record and despite losing six letter winners from 2007.

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Now playing Madison

Sep. 5, 2008

This week The Daily Cardinal sits down with Mike Droho of Local band the Compass Rose.'