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Women's basketball to compete for Big Ten crown

By Crystal Crowns | Oct. 31, 2007

Badgers expected to finish in top-three in Big Ten.

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Wisconsin and OSU should make for an interesting game

By Adam Hoge | Oct. 31, 2007

Adam previews the Wisconsin-Ohio State football matchup this weekend.

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Former city mayor visits UW campus

By Ashley Finke | Oct. 31, 2007

Paul Slogin, former Madison mayor and nationally recognized political activist, spoke Tuesday at Humanities.

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Bush administration threatens our freedoms

By Matt Jividen | Oct. 31, 2007

The Bush administration has proven that, since the onset of the War on Terror, our indivdual rights no longer take precedence.

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Watercolors paint conflict in 'Borders and Barriers'

By Emma Condon | Oct. 31, 2007

'Borders and Barriers,' a new exhibit at the Overture Center, depicts violence through every stroke.'

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Court treats the cases of students erroneously

By William Graf | Oct. 31, 2007

Student feels Madison Municipal Court unfairly treats students.

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UW, Historical Society launch online Kirk Douglas collection

By Devin Rose | Oct. 31, 2007

Douglas' full collection is available at the Wisconsin Historical Society.

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Mayor's budget intact despite amendments

By Ashley Ojala | Oct. 31, 2007

City officials proposed a record number of amendments to the city budget at the Board of Estimates meeting Monday, but an extra half million dollars allocated from the state budget may help equalize any adjustments.

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Brad wishes to kill off horror sequels... again

By Brad Boron | Oct. 31, 2007

Brad contemplates the long life of horror franchises.'

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Bad smell prevents Halloween man treats

By Ashley Spencer | Oct. 31, 2007

Ashley reminisces about a past Halloween that plain stinked. '

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New restaurant to bake 10 foot calzone

By Jillian Levy | Oct. 31, 2007

Lovshack restaurant is set to open its doors this Saturday.

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'Saw' cuts off mainstream crowd

By Erica Wolff | Oct. 31, 2007

Newest 'Saw' installment pieces together Jigsaw's past.'

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Nearly 50 percent of black males in Milwaukee lack jobs

By Solly Kane | Oct. 31, 2007

A recent report by UW Milwaukee shows unemployment for black men in Milwaukee is almost 50 percent, one of the highest rates of joblessness in the Midwest.

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A new beginning

By Adam Hoge | Oct. 31, 2007

Men's basketball looks to rebuild after loss of key players

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Legislators try to solve BTN-cable TV dispute

By The Daily Cardinal | Oct. 31, 2007

State legislators intend to introduce a bill to create an independent negotiating system to allow viewers to see sports games denied to them because of disputes between cable companies and networks.

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Fundraise the business way

By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board and Clint Robus | Oct. 31, 2007

Public institutions such as UW-Madison have increasingly become private ventures in the last decade, with government money accounting for less than 20 percent of current university funding. Unless the private sector steps up, or State lawmakers miraculous

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State Senate passes bill to stop 'political interference' at DNR

By Charles Brace | Oct. 31, 2007

A bill making the Secretary of the DNR passed the state Senate Tuesday, though its fate in the Republican-controlled state Assembly and before the governor is unclear.

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Rested Badgers ready for WCHA action

By Nate Carey | Oct. 30, 2007

UW men's hockey head coach Mike Eaves talked about preparing his team for the conference season during his weekly news conference.

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'Into the Wild' admirable, majestically portrayed

By Mark Thompson | Oct. 30, 2007

This Sean Penn-directed film, starring Emile Hirsch, touches the audience with its candid, human aspect.'

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City notes slight rise in Halloween ticket revenues from 2006 to 2007

By Quinn Craugh | Oct. 30, 2007

Ticket revenue generated from Freakfest 2007 climbed from last year and police costs remained steady. City officials hope in the coming years a greater interest will not translate into a higher city cost.