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Public schools can improve with passionate, educated teachers

Oct. 2, 2008

Recent article about Milwaukee Public Schol

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OSU upset fades from students' memory

By Nate Carey | Oct. 2, 2008

This year marks the fifth anniversary of Wisconsin upsetting Ohio State.

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National recognition means wins against tough teams

Oct. 2, 2008

Wisconsin's loss to Michigan is damaging, but not damaging enough to keep them from climbing the national ladder'

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Text alert test delivers 70-75 percent success

By Amanda Hoffstrom | Oct. 2, 2008

UW-Madison officials conducted the first test of WiscAlert-Texts Wednesday to over 13,000 students.

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Fast Eddie to philanthropy: Newman leaves 'Cool' legacy

By Kevin Slane | Oct. 2, 2008

Kevin pays tribute to the late Paul Newman.'

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Wisconsin defense ready to meet Buckeyes' challenge

By David Heller | Oct. 2, 2008

The Badgers hope to stop a versatile Ohio State attack

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Wisconsin women's golf prepares for weekend tournament

By Scott Kellogg | Oct. 2, 2008

The Badgers will be competing in the Iowa Invitational.

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ASM Constitutional Committee asks for feedback on draft

By Dan Sullivan and Estephany Escobar | Oct. 2, 2008

Members of the ASM Constitutional Committee held the first listening session for feedback on the new draft of the constitution Wednesday.

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Breaking cultural barriers through food

By Katie Vann | Oct. 2, 2008

While many college students study abroad, some neglect to consider how influential the food of the country is on the culture and their experience. '

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Badgers look to vent at OSU's expense

By Jonathan Roffe and Tom Walsh | Oct. 2, 2008

Wisconsin hopes to break through against a strong Buckeye defense'

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Several injuries could hamper Packers' season

By Nate Carey and Jon Spike | Oct. 2, 2008

Columnist Nate Carey explains that with so many starting players on Green Bay's roster suffering injuries, Packers' season is in jeopardy.

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UW Credit Union gift to fund scholarships

By Emma Roller | Oct. 2, 2008

The UW-Credit Union donated over $200,000 to UW-Madison Wednesday, pledging to match additional member gifts through the end of the year.

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The perfect four

By Diana Savage | Oct. 2, 2008

Getting students in and out of UW in four years with a degree, extracurriculars and their sanity becomes a juggling act among advisors, orientation, college planning and personal dedication.'

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UW students victims of separate sexual assaults in downtown Madison

By Abby Sears | Oct. 1, 2008

Police are still looking for a perpetrator who assaulted a 20-year-old female on East Gorham Street Monday morning.

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'The Office' returns to comedic glory

By Ali Rothschild | Oct. 1, 2008

Ali rejoyces because last week's \Office"" premiere met all expectations.'

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Students invited to offer feedback at ASM constitution listening sessions

By Rory Linnane and Elliot Morris | Oct. 1, 2008

ASM officials encourage all students to attend constitution listening sessions beginning Wednesday, Oct. 1.

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Cieslewicz responds to financial woes with reduced budget plan

By Jack Zeller | Oct. 1, 2008

In view of the U.S. economy's current turmoil, Madison Mayor Dave Cieslewicz announced Tuesday that he will eliminate $500,000 in investment income from the 2009 budget.

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Homelessness deserves policy, not temporary fix

By Dan Josephson | Oct. 1, 2008

The Homelessness issue in Madison requires active measures to help the homeless find opportunity, rather than supporting their lifestyle

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UW student-hosted, reported show to premiere on Big Ten Network

By The Daily Cardinal | Oct. 1, 2008

A 30-minute television show featuring UW-Madison reporters and hosts will premiere Thursday on the Big Ten Network.

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Assigned seats back for rest of football season

By Erin Banco | Oct. 1, 2008

Students attending Badger football games this season will no longer receive wristbands upon entry. UW-Madison athletic officials returned to the old ticketing system due to student complaints.