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A new beginning
By Adam Hoge | Oct. 31, 2007Men'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, 2007State 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, 2007Public 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, 2007A 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, 2007UW 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, 2007This 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, 2007Ticket 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.
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Big Ten Network only channel to carry OSU game
By Sarah Carter and Mary Sagstetter | Oct. 30, 2007Saturday's game will be aired live on the Big Ten Network with kickoff at 11 a.m., creating a blackout for Charter Communications customers who do not have BTN on their current cable listing.
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Homecoming arrests second lowest of season
By Amanda Hoffstrom | Oct. 30, 2007UW-Madison student arrests, citations and ejections at Saturday's Homecoming football game were some of the lowest of the season, according to game day statistics released by the University of Wisconsin Police Department. Dean of Students Lori Berquam w
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State legislator tries to garner support to override Doyle vetoes
By Molly Reppen | Oct. 30, 2007Though the budget may be signed, the debate surrounding the complications in the process remains, with state Rep. Stephen Nass, R-Whitewater, asking the leadership in the Republican-controlled Assembly to try to override the governor's vetoes.
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'Things We Lost in the Fire' a striking portrayal of drug addiction
By Jayme Zwerling and Oren Rosenberg | Oct. 30, 2007'Things We Lost in the Fire' stars David Duchovny, Halle Berry and Benicio del Toro'
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Committee to decide on cable bill, lobbyist efforts significant
By Charles Brace | Oct. 30, 2007The cable competition bill is going to be discussed in the state Legislature Wednesday, a bill that has drawn numerous lobbyist groups to the Capitol in attempts to persuade legislators.
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Despite injury, Hill likely to bounce back for OSU
By Chris Lindeke | Oct. 30, 2007During his weekly press conference, UW head coach Bret Bielema said running back P.J. Hill's X-ray's came back negative and that Wisconsin's leading rusher is expected to play Saturday.
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Filesharing takes another hit with shutdown of Oink's Pink Palace
By Ben Peterson | Oct. 30, 2007Ben Peterson discusses the recent crackdown on BitTorrent filesharing website Oink's Pink Palace.'
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Volleyball takes two over weekend
By Andy Van_Sistine | Oct. 30, 2007The Wisconsin women's volleyball team defeated both Purdue and Indiana.
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Madison alder wants $100,000 Downtown Safety Fund gone
By Jenny Berg | Oct. 30, 2007Ald. Zach Brandon says $100,000 is needed elsewhere.
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Conceal and carry laws necessary for WI safety
By Brian Bisek | Oct. 30, 2007Conceal and carry laws, although draped in stigmas of accidents and increased shootings, are actually beneficial to society.
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Running for the record books: Men's cross country claims ninth consecutive Big Ten title
By Scott Allen | Oct. 30, 2007The Badgers broke their own record for most championships in a row.
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FAA cancels arrivals, departures, sanity
By Keaton Miller | Oct. 30, 2007Keaton says flapping your wings might be faster than catching a flight. '
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UW Madison and tribal college reach full student transfer deal
By Britney Tripp | Oct. 30, 2007UW-Madison and the College of the Menominee Nation signed a formal agreement on Monday, allowing students the ability to fully transfer between the two schools in a way similar to agreements with two-year UW schools.
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