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'Religulous' intolerance

By Anthony Cefali | Oct. 8, 2008

Bill Maher goes great lengths to prove just how ridiculous religion is in 'Religulous.'

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Wisconsin men's soccer team hosts in-state rival UW-Milwaukee tonight

By Mariah Asher | Oct. 8, 2008

The Wisconsin men's soccer team needs to pick up a win Wednesday night to regain confidence.

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Quarterbacks dominate Heisman race

By Steven Wishau - The Daily Cardinal and Jonathan Roffe | Oct. 8, 2008

Three Big 12 signal callers lead the chase for the Heisman

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Accountability Board will now regulate campaign ads funded by outside groups

By The Daily Cardinal | Oct. 8, 2008

Issue ads from outside groups, which made up most of the money spent in recent Supreme Court Elections, will soon be regulated by the Government Accountability Board.

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Friends plan to run marathon in honor of UW pharmacy student

By Andy Van Sistine and Rory Linnane | Oct. 8, 2008

Friends of Adam Nickel, former UW-Madison student who died in March, will participate in the Bank of Chicago's Marathon.

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Council approves 2008 Freakfest security funding

By Jack Zeller | Oct. 8, 2008

Police reserve funds will be used to provide security at this year's Freakfest.

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attack ads create scandal, shame

By Jacob Ela | Oct. 8, 2008

The accusation of false ads paid for by state Justice Gableman highlight a political culture too dependent on attack ads

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NFL is full of surprises this season

By Crystal Crowns | Oct. 8, 2008

Columnist Crystal Crowns highlights players and teams in the NFL that are doing exceptionally well so far this season.

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Oglesby earns respect on O-line

By Scott Allen | Oct. 8, 2008

Wisconsin redshirt freshman Josh Oglesby stepped in for sophomore left tackle Gabe Carimi in Saturday's game against Ohio State and had a solid performance.

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UW E-Business consortium celebrates 10 year anniversary

By Grace Kim | Oct. 8, 2008

Wisconsin businessmen have enjoyed 10 years of UW-Madison E-Business Consortium help.

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Doyle, legislators commemorate passing of Great Lakes Compact

By Hannah McClung | Oct. 8, 2008

Gov. Jim Doyle hosted an event at his residence Tuesday to celebrate the passage of the Great Lakes Compact after nearly 10 years of negotiation.

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Cieslewicz unveils '09 operating budget

By Rachel Holzman and Stephanie Laumer | Oct. 8, 2008

Madison Mayor Dave Cieslewicz vows to maintain public safety and basic services.

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Custodians picket against extension of new third shift hours

By Erin Banco | Oct. 8, 2008

UW-Madison custodians are putting pressure on university officials to revert back to previous hours for the third shift workers.

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Maybe memoirs should be left to those with life experience to fill the pages

By Abby Becker and Frances Provine | Oct. 8, 2008

Frances debates the merits of recent memoirs and considers what exactly constitues wisdom.'

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Subpoenaed details in homicide investigation to remain private

By The Daily Cardinal and Crystal Crowns | Oct. 8, 2008

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Wisconsin head football coach Bret Bielema said the team would be evaluating many aspects of it's play in coming weeks after losing a close game to Ohio State at home. Bielema did, however, praise freshman running back John Clay for his stellar play Sat

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