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Metro wants security cameras on all buses
By Solly Kane | Oct. 12, 2007Madison Metro plans to put security cameras on all of their buses by 2010
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Assembly to take up budget vote, 3-5 GOP votes needed
By Charles Brace | Oct. 12, 2007In the state Assembly of 99 lawmakers, less than half a dozen will likely determine the outcome of Gov. Jim Doyle's proposed compromise budget. A vote is scheduled to take place on Monday.
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Study of Holocaust enhances moral progress, prof. says
By Staci Taustine | Oct. 12, 2007Berel Lang, a visiting professor of philosophy and letters at Wesleyan University, addressed issues of the Holocaust, genocide and group rights Thursday at Lowell Hall.
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End the partisan ping pong
By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board | Oct. 12, 2007Budget impasse has gone on far too long.
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Madison police seek public's help in 2005 sexual assault case
By Quinn Craugh | Oct. 12, 2007Madison police want public's support in solving 2005 sexual assault case.
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UW Regents, System presidents plea for full funding in state budget
By Devin Rose | Oct. 12, 2007Leaders of both the UW System and the UW Board of Regents said Gov. Jim Doyle's most recent budget proposal still does not fund the UW System enough. If the proposal passes on Monday the UW System will face $25 million in cuts.
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Motivational signs could prove to be useful for Bucks
By Jon Bortin | Oct. 12, 2007Bortin tries to make sense of the Bucks' signs and whether or not they are worth it
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UW goes for unbeaten record
By Eric Levine | Oct. 12, 2007Women's hockey tries for consecutive win streak this weekend against Ohio State
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Council overturns Alpha Epsilon Pi hazing suspension
By UW Dietetics and Nutrition Club NULL | Oct. 11, 2007Frat was originally suspended in May for allegations of hazing
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Tight ends step up after injuries
By Tom Lea | Oct. 11, 2007With senior wide receivers Luke Swan and Paul Hubbard out with leg injuries, the Wisconsin tight ends have played a vital role in UW's offensive attack.
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New poetry comforting, close to 'perfect'
By Frances Provine | Oct. 11, 2007A review of Ron Padgett's latest collection of poetry - \How to Be Perfect.""'
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Chronic loneliness is bad for your health
By Jigyasa Jyotika | Oct. 11, 2007Scientists say isolation decreases immune response and increases risk of disease.'
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Communication issues at root of mold problem
By Abby Sears | Oct. 11, 2007Ingraham Hall employees met with university health officials about the building's mold Wednesday, claiming the problem has become so bad because of a lack of communication. Health officials said the problem should be brought under control shortly.
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Mayor appoints next alcohol coordinator
By Quinn Craugh | Oct. 11, 2007UW-Madison Law School student Katherine Plominski will take over as Madison's new alcohol policy coordinator, a position formerly occupied by Joel Plant, who helped author the alcohol density plan.
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Local authorities subject cops to rigorous testing
By Quinn Craugh | Oct. 11, 2007Sunday's tragedy in Crandon, Wis., has raised questions across the state regarding the hiring of police officers, but both Dane County and the City of Madison say they have strict psychological testing and age limits for their new officers.
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Going against the herd
By Joe Lynch | Oct. 11, 2007We may all be Badgers, but one group of students is another kind of animal - with a political platform they're not afraid to share. '
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uw should not pay for low budget
By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board | Oct. 11, 2007Universities and students should not be held responsible for the shortcomings of the current state legislature.
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Ryan ready for 'Night of the Grateful Red'
By Andrew Haffner and Adam Hoge | Oct. 11, 2007The UW men's basketball team will open up the Kohl Center for fans to watch its first practice Friday night.
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Badgers tie Panthers again
By Ben Breiner | Oct. 11, 2007The UW men's soccer team played to a 1-1 tie against rival UWM.
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