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Sports journalism class would benefit university
By Nate Carey | Sep. 23, 2008UW-Madison and other Big Ten schools do not offer courses for demanding career.
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Bad hip-hop should cut commentary, make music
By Dale Mundt | Sep. 23, 2008Dale calls for a little less conversation, a little more music from terrible hip-hop.'
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UW to look beyond Plan 2008 at day-long Diversity Forum
By Rory Linnane | Sep. 23, 2008The ninth annual Diversity Forum commenced this morning at 8 a.m. The forum will focus on future plans for campus-wide diversity.
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Split personalities side-splitting in one-woman show
By Brittany Jordt | Sep. 23, 2008Amy Carle steals the show in the new Madison Rep play, \Fully Committed,"" literally hogging every role.'
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EnAct pushes eco-friendly travel
By Rebecca Holland | Sep. 23, 2008\Car-Less U"" offers students transportation alternatives like biking and car sharing.
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Doyle speaks at Stem Cell Summit
By Megan Orear | Sep. 23, 2008Gov. Jim Doyle spoke at the World Stem Cell Summit Monday to talk about Wisconsin's leading role in scientific research and the stem cell industry.
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Improve athletic discipline policy
By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board | Sep. 23, 2008Athletic department's internal handling of discipline problems damaging to players.
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Super sleuth solves life's burning questions
By Kiera Wiatrak | Sep. 23, 2008Kiera's life-long interest in mysteries pays off.'
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UWPD, housing officials say elevator problems not uncommon
By Kelsey Gunderson | Sep. 23, 2008After Sellery Hall's recent elevator malfunctions, university officials are analyzing elevator safety across campus.
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Men burglarize Frida's Mexican Grill, steal expensive bottle of tequila
By The Daily Cardinal and Jon Spike | Sep. 23, 2008Police arrested two suspects after the restaurant's owner found them attempting to take alcohol bottles Friday morning.
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Drug disposal methods must be state-regulated
By Ryan Dashek | Sep. 22, 2008Restrictions on medical waste must be tightened by state government.
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UW professor speaks at first campus Peace Day
By Clay Thomas and Alyssa Connolly | Sep. 22, 2008University and community members gathered to listen to UW-Madison political science professor Howard Schweber speak at the first UW Peace Day.
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Women's soccer scores seven over weekend, stays perfect at home
By Emily Hendricks | Sep. 22, 2008The Wisconsin Women's Soccer team defeated Nevada and Pepperdine at home to close their non-conference season. The team has scored 21 goals in nine matches, a year after scoring just 14 in 18 contests.
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Students caught in Sellery Hall elevator
By The Daily Cardinal | Sep. 22, 2008Sellery Hall elevators experienced problems Sunday night when several students got caught in one for over 30 minutes.
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New website to pay students for note-taking
By Andrea Carlson | Sep. 22, 2008UW-Madison students can now get paid to take notes on a new networking website.
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Car chaos puts Megan in a sticky situation
By Megan Corbett | Sep. 22, 2008Megan spends weekends glued to her car.'
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World Stem Cell Summit kicks off in Madison
By Megan Orear | Sep. 22, 2008The city of Madison, a crucial area for stem cell research, plays host to the 2008 World Stem Cell Summit Monday and Tuesday.
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Select group builds up cross-sport dominance
By Andy Van Sistine | Sep. 22, 2008While some schools grow into the standard-bearers of their sport there are a select few which have been able to field juggernaut in three or more types of competition. Columnist Andrew Van Sistine takes a moment to reflect on some of these powerful colleg'
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Badger runners undeterred by strong field and hilly terrain at Iowa State
By Scott Allen | Sep. 22, 2008The Badger Women's cross-country team showcased its talents and finished better than all its college competition at Iowa State over the weekend.
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UW grad, new film explore political apathy
By Claire Wiese | Sep. 22, 2008Mark Korshak and his crew of UW students hope to stir the stagnant cauldrons of student activism with the screening of their new documentary this Monday at Memorial Union.'
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