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Squeeze the juice out of campus

By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board | Oct. 9, 2008

Students using JuicyCampus.com must not reflect poorly on the university.

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Goins and Brinkley shine as they share corner spot

By Nate Carey | Oct. 9, 2008

Cornerbacks Niles Brinkley and Mario Goins have found success this season by tag-teaming the position for the UW football team.

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The e-waste land

By Gabe Ubatuba | Oct. 9, 2008

In a world dominated by ads and promotions for the newest techonological tools and toys, where do all the outdated, has-been electronics go? The answer may be surprising - and possibly dangerous.'

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UW student and staffer victims of latest robbery

By Molly Reppen and Abby Sears | Oct. 9, 2008

Madison police said there are similarities between an armed robbery in the Spring Street area Wednesday and several other recent robberies near the UW-Madison campus.

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Bielema needs Badgers to return back to 'Wisconsin football'

By Nate Carey | Oct. 9, 2008

Columnist Nate Carey explains why former Wisconsin football head coach Barry Alvarez found success while current coach Bret Bielema is struggling this year.

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Waste spending, bad films thrive in financial mess

By Kevin Slane | Oct. 9, 2008

Kevin gives his gloomy economic outlook, refusing to bail out American moviegoers for their bad taste.'

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'Juicy' website stirs controversy with UW gossip

By Kelsey Gunderson | Oct. 9, 2008

JuicyCampus.com's recent addition of UW-Madison to its list of gossip pages has UW Greeks and other campus organizations speaking out against the site's content.

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Students to host first UW Dance Marathon

By Melanie Teachout | Oct. 9, 2008

UW-Madison will host its first Dance Marathon in February, but organizers say interested students should begin planning their teams as soon as possible. The group in charge of the event will host a kickoff meeting Oct. 15.

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Polls show Obama leading McCain by 10 points in Wisconsin

By Justin Eells | Oct. 9, 2008

Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama has been gaining momentum in Wisconsin lately, with recent polls indicating he has a lead of 10 points over Republican presidential candidate John McCain.

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Men's soccer team shuts out Panthers

By Nick Schmitt | Oct. 9, 2008

Wisconsin finally ended their five-game winless streak by topping UW-Milwaukee 4-0 Wednesday night.

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A Bite of Madison

By Lena Seeger | Oct. 9, 2008

Check out these foodies' culinary adventures. '

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UW professor to serve as national public administration fellow

By The Daily Cardinal | Oct. 9, 2008

UW-Madison professor David Weimer, who teaches in the La Follette School of Public Affairs, will become a National Academy of Public Administration fellow in November.

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Volleyball looks to extend series lead over Wildcats

By Jay Messar | Oct. 8, 2008

The Wisconsin volleyball team hit the road to challenge Northwestern Wednesday evening.

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Sarah Silverman talks about season premiere

By Danny Gottleib | Oct. 8, 2008

The Daily Cardinal interviews the controversial comedian about politics, offensive humor and her show.'

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Stolen laptop leads to chase, suspect being tasered by police

By Anna Bukowski | Oct. 8, 2008

Police apprehended a Madison man and arrested him for burglary after he stole a laptop on East Gorham St. Monday

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Letter to the Editor: New plant adds to issue

Oct. 8, 2008

An October 6th article by Ryan Dashek noted the issues with a Cassville coal plant, but the problem is already here in Dane County

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Dean of Students hosts meet and greet on Bascom, offers PB and J sandwiches

By The Daily Cardinal and Andrea Snow | Oct. 8, 2008

Students are encouraged to attend the meet and greet with Dean of Student Lori Berquam on Bascom Hill today.

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Relationship with Mr. Big officially over

By Ashley Spencer | Oct. 8, 2008

Ashley parts with her Big Toe'

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Abortion protects the victimized minority

By Dan Josephson | Oct. 8, 2008

Before students criticize those who receive abortions, they must consider those who are victims of rape and incest

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New Justice accused of misconduct for ads

By Jessica Feld | Oct. 8, 2008

Supreme Court Justice Michael Gableman was accused by the Wisconsin Judicial Commission Tuesday of violating a judicial code of conduct by running misleading campaign advertisements last spring about his opponent, former Justice Louis Butler.