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New proposed ordinance would hold landlords more accountable
By Abby Sears and Alyssa Brenner | Oct. 22, 2007A downtown alder recently proposed a new city ordinance calling for landlords to maintain photographic evidence of damages deducted from tenant's security deposits.
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Budget deal set for Tuesday vote
By Charles Brace | Oct. 22, 2007Leaders in the state Legislature, as well as Gov. Jim Doyle, revealed a compromise had been reached on the stalled state budget on Friday evening. The budget has been overdue for over 100 days, with proposals failing in either the Republican-controlled As
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Committees battle over ASM bylaw application
By Whitney Newman | Oct. 22, 2007The Associated Students of Madison Student Services Finance Committee appealed an ASM Student Judiciary decision Sunday that would force SSFC to re-evaluate groups previously denied funding through a new interpretation of a bylaw.
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No-call gives volleyball first conference loss
By Andy Van_Sistine and Katy Hertel | Oct. 22, 2007Wisconsin now sits in second due to bad call.
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PBS to broadcast UW prof.'s American Indian documentary
By Jen McMahon | Oct. 22, 2007The documentary uses primary documents and veteran's interviews to showcase war stories from World War I and the Vietnam War.
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Students, experts discuss U.S. energy policy at Roosevelt Energy conference
By Amanda Hoffstrom | Oct. 22, 2007The UW-Madison chapter of the Roosevelt Institution, a student think tank, hopes to make the conference an annual occurrence.
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Atmosphere plays for sold out audience at Barrymore
By Alex Morrell | Oct. 22, 2007Atmosphere take their \Everybody Loves a Clown"" tour to the Barrymore with full band.'
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UW e-mails show UW-Doyle event questioned
By Shea Furey-King | Oct. 22, 2007Recently released documents show some UW System officials had concerns about asking students awaiting financial aid to appear at a recent Doyle press event. The officials say their concerns were addressed before the event went forward.
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'Jesse James' a draw between fine acting and dragging plot
By Dimitri Syrkin-Nikolau | Oct. 22, 2007'The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford\ does too much contemplating and not enough shooting.'
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Underworld embark on a twisted techno-thrill ride on Oblivion
By Andrew Keefe | Oct. 19, 2007Underworld's Oblivion with Bells varies between chill beats and fast dance tunes, resulting in a mediocre effort.'
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Legislator camps out at Capitol until budget done
By Charles Brace | Oct. 19, 2007A state legislator is performing a sit-in at the state Capitol, at his desk, until the overdue state budget is passed. The budget failed to be passed again on Oct. 15.
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Violent youth gangs increase, police say resources limited
By Stephanie Dar | Oct. 19, 2007Madison police say youth gangs are increasing at high schools, but that there are not enough city outreach resources to combat the issue.
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Dane County authorities seize more than kilo of heroin
Oct. 19, 2007Dane County authorities announced Thursday they recently confiscated the single largest heroin seizure in the county's history.
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Colorado College learns lesson after blackface incident
By Jon Bortin | Oct. 19, 2007Jon looks at how four players at Colorado College made one of the biggest mistakes of their lives.
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Clinic trip aborted due to lack of pregnancy
By Kiera Wiatrak | Oct. 19, 2007Kiera and a friend throw themselves in the middle of a controversial debate - only to be thrown out. '
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Medical writer questions reliability of media
By Danielle Switalski | Oct. 19, 2007Diets, vaccines, hormones, cancer widely covered.
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RIAA further proves superfluity
By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board | Oct. 19, 2007UW-Madison and the Division of Information Technology have taken proactive measures to protect students from allegations of illegal downloading from the Recording Industry Association of America.
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