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No euphoria for student section
By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board | Sep. 9, 2008Experiments in student section fail to realize that seating system will always have flaws.
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Low Wisconsin primary turnout expected
By Megan Orear | Sep. 9, 2008Tuesday's Wisconsin primary, a very low profile election, is expected to draw few voters. Control of both the state Assembly and state Senate is up for grabs in the general election this November.
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Campus panel discusses Georgia-Russia conflict
By Steve Furay | Sep. 9, 2008Participants explored the impact of the events on both Eastern Europe and the United States.',0
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WID creates online portal for research collaboration
By Whitney Newman and Grace Kim | Sep. 9, 2008The Wisconsin Institutes for Discovery recently implemented a new online portal for research collaboration and communication.
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Limited resources challenge UW economics department
By Melanie Teachout | Sep. 9, 2008The UW-Madison economics department is struggling to find resources and space to accommodate degree-seekers.
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Wisconsin National Guard to deploy 3,500 soldiers to Iraq next year
By The Daily Cardinal | Sep. 9, 2008About 3,500 members of the Wisconsin National Guard will be deployed to Iraq next year, the largest deployment since World War II.
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Dolgner Q&A: Outside hitter makes history for Badgers
By Andy Van Sistine | Sep. 9, 2008For the past two years, junior outside hitter Brittney Dolgner has been the most prominent offensive force on the court for the Wisconsin volleyball team. She led the team in kills and earned All-Big Ten honors as both a freshman and sophomore. She became the fastest player in UW history to reach 1,000 kills in a career Friday night and ranks 17th in school history in that category.
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Bielema excited for west coast game
By Scott Allen | Sep. 9, 2008Three UW coaches spoke to the media Monday, headlined by football coach Bret Bielema who discussed his team's slow start Saturday.
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'Wackness' evokes '90s indie romance
Sep. 9, 2008New York and pot dealing provides backdrop for quirky new film.'
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UWPD 'Bait Bike' program uses GPS technology to catch campus bike thieves
By Andrea Carlson | Sep. 9, 2008University police hope to decrease the number of bike thefts on campus by installing GPS tracking devices.
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Campus remembers students killed in crash
By Erin Banco and Jacob Witz | Sep. 9, 2008UW-Madison students, faculty and staff gathered to remember the three students who died in an auto accident Aug. 27.
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Scrabble spells snafu for summer snacking
By Kiera Wiatrak | Sep. 9, 2008Subway's summer promotion gets Kiera addicted'
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Registering to vote on campus safe for students in Madison
By Hannah McClung | Sep. 9, 2008Controversy has arisen at Virginia Tech over students registering to vote at their college addresses, but UW-Madison students do not have to fear negative consequences for registering on campus.
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Task force to combat county's racial disparities
By Rebecca Holland and Tom Walsh | Sep. 9, 2008Dane County Executive Kathleen Falk said members of the task force include representatives from prisons, courts and police stations across the county community.
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Letter grades axed for first-year UW medical students
By Caitlin Gath | Sep. 9, 2008The UW School of Medicine and Public Health will not grade first year students in order to reduce competition.
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Okkervil River stays afloat, can't Stand out on latest
By JoEllen Amato | Sep. 9, 2008After the success of The Stage Names, Okkervil River only drifts on The Stand Ins'
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New Janesville hospital must be locally staffed
By Emily Houtler | Sep. 9, 2008Those laid off in closing of Janesville GM plant would benefit from two-year nursing degree.
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Men charged in fatal bar fight outside Plaza
By Jack Zeller | Sep. 9, 2008Justin Stout, 31, is charged with first-degree reckless homicide in the stabbing death of Juan Bernal Sept. 3.
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UW-Madison to face Illinois in first round of online 'top party school' contest
By The Daily Cardinal | Sep. 9, 2008The Chicago based newspaper RedEye is sponsoring the contest to name the nation's best party school
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Gameday delays met with anger
By Andy Van Sistine | Sep. 9, 2008Columnist Andrew Van Sistine rails against the changes in seating procedure which went into effect Saturday and the delays they caused for student fans attempting to get to their seats.
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