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'Michael Clayton' receives guilty verdict

By Oren Rosenberg | Oct. 17, 2007

George Clooney's acting cannot save 'Michael Clayton' from its boring, convoluted plot.'

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TBS' coverage of MLB Playoffs was lackluster at best

By Adam Hoge | Oct. 17, 2007

Adam dives into all the shortcomings of the TBS Network.

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Family tradition continues at Wisconsin

By Eric Levine | Oct. 17, 2007

Wisconsin hockey's most elite family has a new member, as freshman forward Patrick Johnson takes the ice at the Kohl Center.'

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City Council passes $100,000 initiatives for sections of city

By Ashley Finke | Oct. 17, 2007

The City Council voted Tuesday to pass the proposed $100,000 saftey initiatives in otehr parts of Madison.

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UW-Madison MBA team earns second place at national competition

By Amanda Hoffstrom | Oct. 17, 2007

The competition, held Oct. 11 and 12 by the University of Maryland business school, tested students' ability to analyze financial and industry data, and their application to hypothetical situations. The winners were announced Tuesday.

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Women's hockey deserves fair share from Badger fans

By Eric Levine | Oct. 17, 2007

Powerplay editor Eric Levine believes that fans are missing out by staying home from women's hockey games.'

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Vetter, Zaugg lead Badgers to NCAA unbeaten streak record

By Eric Levine | Oct. 17, 2007

The women's hockey team set a new NCAA record of 32 consecutive games unbeaten, and with the strong play of Jessie Vetter and Jinelle Zaugg looks poised to extend the mark.'

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Judge has right idea, save details

By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board | Oct. 17, 2007

Ald. Eli Judge, District 8, has proposed a Tenants' Rights Ordinance mandating that landlords maintain photographic evidence of the damages they deduct from security deposits for 12 months.

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Wisconsin hosts upstart Robert Morris

By Ben Breiner | Oct. 17, 2007

The Badgers 2007-2008 home slate begins as the Colonials come to Madison after upsetting then-No. 9 Boston University.'

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New Orleans still needs aid while Iraq proceeds

By Molly Reppen and Matt Jividen | Oct. 17, 2007

If we really are concerned with establishing a quality of life based on democracy and freedom from oppression and violence, then our primary focus need not be one that is thousands of miles away.

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Doyle warns of partial government shut down

By Charles Brace | Oct. 17, 2007

The Wisconsin state government may need to shut down temporarily if the budget crisis is not resolved soon, according to the governor. The plan to do a partial shut down is not yet finalized.

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