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Jury reaches verdict in State St. shooting, Kelly ruled not guilty
By Quinn Craugh | Oct. 29, 2007Daniel Kelly was found not guilty of first-degree reckless homicide Friday by a Dane County judge.
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Volleyball heads to Indiana and Purdue over weekend
By Jay Messar and Kyrie Caldwell | Oct. 26, 2007Badgers go out on the road once again.
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'Rendition' reaches far, falls short on social commentary
By Meg Anderson | Oct. 26, 2007New Gavin Hood movie delves into the controversial methods of terrorist interrogation'
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Both sides rest cases in trial, Kelly's fate in jury's hands
By Quinn Craugh | Oct. 26, 2007Lawyers from both sides rested their cases Thursday, closing statements and a possible verdict could come Friday.
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Seven deadly Halloween movies
By Holly Noe and Carissa Carroll | Oct. 26, 2007The Daily Cardinal Arts staff brings you sinful movies to watch over Halloween weekend.'
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Freakfest 2007 to look eerily similiar to 2006
By Quinn Craugh | Oct. 26, 2007City officials look for 2006 success to carry into this year, thanks to tweaks in the event.
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Democratic candidates seek student support
By UW Dietetics and Nutrition Club NULL | Oct. 26, 2007Leaders from Democratic candidates' student groups offer information about their respective candidates' stances on pertinent student issues
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State Democratic Party Chair endorses John Edwards, addresses UW students
By Stephanie Dar | Oct. 26, 2007Joe Wineke, Wisconsin Democratic Party Chair, addressed students at the UW Students for Edwards meeting Thursday.
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Carlton's warm vocals and beautiful melodies promise commercial success
By Carissa Carroll and By Lulani Dubbles | Oct. 26, 2007On her lastest album Heroes and Thieves, Vanessa Carlton experiments more and redefines her sound. '
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Students plan to keep campus 'boo-tiful' after Freakfest
By Peter Cameron | Oct. 26, 2007Students plan to meet at 11 a.m. at the Red Hym
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Ingraham Hall mold controlled, university health officials say
By Jen McMahon | Oct. 26, 2007The mold situation in Ingraham Hall erlocated some university employees.
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Too early to crown Green Bay winners of NFC North
By Jon Bortin | Oct. 26, 2007Jon gives the media a lesson in the difference between optimistic views and unnecessary expectations.
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Badgers welcome Hoosiers
By Chris Lindeke | Oct. 26, 2007Indiana enters Camp Randall for Wisconsin's Homecoming.
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Affleck artfully showcases gritty realism in latest crime drama
By Erica Pelzek | Oct. 26, 2007Ben Affleck seizes the chance to redeem himself from recent cinematic busts.'
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Appreciation for gore is in Kiera's blood
By Kiera Wiatrak and Rachel Schulze | Oct. 26, 2007Kiera and her family don't mess around when it comes to Halloween. '
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Former White House aide doubts United States will invade Iran
By Emily Melcher and Alex Pacheco | Oct. 26, 2007Gary Sick, principle White House aide during the Iranian revolution and hostage crisis, said current circumstances would make it difficult for the Bush administration to invade Iran.
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UW women's hockey takes on Minnesota State
By Eric Levine | Oct. 26, 2007Badgers look to continue domination against Minnesota State.
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UW earns 'B+' for green practices
By Lara Sokolowski | Oct. 26, 2007UW-Madison ranked in the top-10 public and private universities in the Sustaniable Endowments Institute's 2008 College Sustainability Report Card.
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50 legislators urge Doyle to amend budget for Wis. wine
By Charles Brace | Oct. 26, 2007One-third of Wisconsin's Wineries may be in financial trouble if Gov. Jim Doyle signs the budget.
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Season marked by huge upsets
By Andy Koritz | Oct. 25, 2007National outlook on the top five biggest upsets this college football season. Michigan had a startling beginning to their season, an upset loss to Appalachian State.'
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