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Badgers run through Akron in season opener
By Scott Allen | Sep. 3, 2008Recap - tailback trio leads the Badgers with 404 yards and four touchdowns.
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Arrested RNC protesters charged for actions
By Brittany Jones and Devin Rose | Sep. 3, 2008Of the 283 arrested protesters at a march in St. Paul, Minn., Monday, over 100 were formally charged with felonies Tuesday.
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Walking a fine relationship line
By Caitlin Gath and Jon Spike | Sep. 3, 2008Cheating isn't just for marriage - college relationships are a hotbed for two-timing and stretching boundaries. What constitutes crossing a line, however, is an ongoing debate.'
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Palin responds to critics, accepts nomination
By Molly Reppen and Megan Orear | Sep. 3, 2008Before her speech, Republican National Convention delegates praised Republican presidential nominee John McCain's selection of Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin as his running mate.
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City suspends Jin's Chicken & Fish operator's vending license
By Abby Sears | Sep. 3, 2008The Madison City Council voted Tuesday to temporarily suspend the vending license of the operator of Jin's Chicken & Fish, a popular downtown food vendor catering to the late-night crowd.
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Oh, brother: new roomie is one of the family
By Ashley Spencer | Sep. 3, 2008Ashley shares her place with her own flesh and blood.'
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County Executive Falk will run for fourth term this spring
By The Daily Cardinal | Sep. 3, 2008Dane County Executive Kathleen Falk was first elected to office in 1997.
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UW community to join chancellor for ice cream social
By The Daily Cardinal | Sep. 3, 2008Chancellor Martin will join UW-Madison students and faculty for an ice cream social Thursday. The event marks one of the first events with the incoming chancellor.
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Revise on-street parking permits
By Daily Cardinal editorial board | Sep. 3, 2008Budget shortfall from projected violation revenues calls for improvement of street parking enforcement.
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Lady Badgers break past the Western Michigan Broncos
By Erica Barts | Sep. 3, 2008Wisconsin rallies at home against Western Michigan Friday.
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Passenger trains ensure long term sustainability
By Joseph Koss | Sep. 3, 2008After passing House and Senate, Passenger Rail Investment and Improvement Act is a step in the right direction.
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Howard Dean visits city to register youth voters
By Elise Mann | Sep. 3, 2008During a Madison stop on his 'Register for Change' bus tour, Democratic Party Chairman Howard Dean said it is important for young people to vote and be involved in politics.
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Madison mayor announces capital budget $7.3 million under expectations
By The Daily Cardinal | Sep. 3, 2008Madison mayor Dave Cieslewicz introduced the 2009 capital budget at the Common Council meeting Tuesday.
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UW Peace Day organizers select faculty member as keynote speaker
By Caitlin Gath | Sep. 3, 2008Political science professor Howard Schweber will speak at Peace Day Sept. 21, 2008. Peace Day organizers chose Schweber based on a poll members took on the UW Peace Day website.
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WISCareers program now available on MyUW Portal
By Andrea Carlson | Sep. 3, 2008The 32-year-old WISCareers program is now accessible to students through the MyUW Portal. Students can manage personal portfolios and receive feedback from WISCareers online advisors.
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Obama: Hurricane brings out nation's 'spirit of unity'
By Megan Orear | Sep. 3, 2008Obama made a Labor Day speech Monday about working Americans and unions, as well as the importance of helping those on the Gulf Coast feeling the effects of Hurricane Gustav.
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Major construction on State Street to end in September
By The Daily Cardinal | Aug. 29, 2008State Street's makeover is nearly complete, as major construction on the 500 and 600 blocks of Madison's signature drag is expected to end in September.
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Madison police still working to solve Zimmermann, Nolan homicides
By Abby Sears | Aug. 29, 2008While the homicide of UW-Madison student Brittany Zimmermann remains unsolved five months after her death, questions about its circumstances are far from over.
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Madison Police Chief outlines public safety issues to City Council members
By Abby Sears | Aug. 29, 2008Madison Police Chief Noble Wray met with members of the city's Common Council Wednesday in an effort to create an increased partnership in issues regarding public safety.
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University launches all day, every day safety campaign
By Andrea Carlson | Aug. 29, 2008UW-Madison's Offices of the Dean of Students recently implemented a Safety 24/7"" campaign and website containing personal safety tips for residents on campus, in an effort to prevent the violence that struck the campus community last year.
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