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Soldiers protest Iraq war

By Alyssa Connolly | Sep. 29, 2008

Students on campus gathered to hear soldiers from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan speak out against war.

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Online classes distort true college experiences

By Ryan Dashek | Sep. 29, 2008

UW-Madison should cut back on offering online classes, as they discourage social aspects of the collegiate lifestyle

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Family allowed to inherit, even if they assisted man in suicide

By Claire Wiese | Sep. 26, 2008

An appeals court ruled Thursday a Wisconsin family that allegedly helped a family member commit suicide will be allowed to inherit his estate. The ruling has prompted ethical questions about assisted suicides.

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'Frozen' gritty, real rave

By Justin Eells | Sep. 26, 2008

Melissa Leo steals the show in heartbreaking new drama.'

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Many Wis. residents disagree with bailout plan, according to recent poll

By The Daily Cardinal | Sep. 26, 2008

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Love in la-la land not easy for David, class

By David Hottinger | Sep. 26, 2008

David gets caught up in the standard boring-discussion fantasy.'

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Suggestive beer pong display at U. Square Walgreens stirs controversy

By The Daily Cardinal | Sep. 26, 2008

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Police urge students to track safety

By Jack Zeller | Sep. 26, 2008

Police reviewed helpful safety tips with students and community members at the Memorial Union Thursday.

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UW set to host Badger Women's Golf Invitational

By Matthew Fox | Sep. 26, 2008

The Badgers Women's golf team will be hosting their only tournament this weekend. This year the team is hoping to have more depth rather than just one strong individual player.

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Judge rules UW not required to finance religious groups

By Nico Savidge | Sep. 26, 2008

A federal district judge ruled in favor of UW-Madison in a lawsuit against the Roman Catholic Foundation regarding funding.

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Old Crows hit big with new album

By Justin Dean | Sep. 26, 2008

With their third album Old Crow Medicine Show add edgy classic rock to their all-American folk.'

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'My Winnipeg' a triumph for Maddin

By Alicia Goldfine and Brittany Jordt | Sep. 26, 2008

In his most compelling film yet, Guy Maddin relives his Canadian childhood.'

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Week of events to celebrate energy initiative success

By Ashley Davis and Dimitri Syrkin-Nikolau | Sep. 26, 2008

WeConserve will kickoff the celebration Friday at the Memorial Union Terrace.

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UW excited for Big Blue

By Nate Carey | Sep. 26, 2008

The Badger football team opens its Big Ten season this weekend by heading to Ann Arbor to face the Michigan Wolverines. Wisconsin has not won at Michigan in 14 years but does hold a 2-0 record over UM's new head coach, Rich Rodriguez

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Violent robberies target students, officials say

By Abby Sears | Sep. 26, 2008

City and university officials warned Madison residents Thursday to be cautious after a string of violent robberies.

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Spread of new offense makes UW a rare breed

By Ben Breiner | Sep. 26, 2008

The Big Ten, once known for it's three yards and a could of dust style, is now mostly populated by spread offenses. Columnist Ben Breiner explores the Badger's history with the offense and what these changes could mean for the team in the near future.

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UW alumni chapters to compete in football season food drive

By The Daily Cardinal | Sep. 26, 2008

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Ready, set, drop the puck

By Eric Levine and Jon Spike | Sep. 26, 2008

The UW women's hockey team will open its season Friday against Quinnipiac at the Kohl Center. It is their first opener since 2005 where they will not be celebrating a national title but the team does have the talent to contend again this year.

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McCain dodges debate, strips people of issues

By Tom Hart | Sep. 26, 2008

McCain's decision to go to Washington to help with the economy is motivated by other factors, and is not what the people need

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Dark 'Elegy' moves audiences

By Mark Riechers | Sep. 26, 2008