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City budget talks continue, Madison Metro makes its case
Oct. 10, 2007The Board of Estimates met again last night to work out ongoing issues for the city's 2008 operating budget.
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Men's, women's cross country face national challenge
By Scott Allen | Oct. 10, 2007Wisconsin runners will test their endurance against some of the top teams in the country at the Pre-Nationals.
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Men's soccer looks to kick start offense early against rival UWM
By Kathleen Bushman and Royston Sim | Oct. 10, 2007After back-to-back shutout losses, the UW men's soccer team will try to rebound versus their in-state rival.
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Doyle to convene vote on compromise budget
By Abby Becker and Charles Brace | Oct. 10, 2007To end the ongoing budget impasse, Gov. Jim Doyle announced he would call a special session of the state legislature, to try to get a compromise"" budget bill passed. The bill is likely to pass the state Democrat-controlled Senate, but may not pass th
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Lane pulls off 'fierce' acting in mediocre film
By Meg Anderson | Oct. 10, 2007'Fierce People' is an overly complicated film that fails at being a thought-provoking work of art.'
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Students launch Facebook food delivery service
By Marly Schuman | Oct. 10, 2007Three UW-Madison students created the service through a Facebook application process.
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Molson Coors and Miller beer announce merger
By Solly Kane | Oct. 10, 2007Miller and Coors brewing companies are merging, with the deal announced Tuesday. Miller is based largely out of Milwaukee, Wis. which may be affected by the merger.
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Mother Teresa shows questioning parts of life is OK
By Matt Jividen | Oct. 10, 2007Mother Teresa's letters were published, showing that she questioned her religion; this proves it's a natural part of life to question.
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Never be afraid to tell the fat, ugly truth
By Ashley Spencer | Oct. 10, 2007Ashley says what's on her mind, and expects the same out of you.'
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Golfin' in Memphis: Badgers tie for fifth place
By Molly Reppen and Scott Kellogg | Oct. 10, 2007The UW golf team posted a score of 15-over par.
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Board of regents does best it can with budget
By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board | Oct. 10, 2007The tax the Board of Regents decided to add to tuition next semester, if the budget does not pass, reflects the necessity for lawmakers to step up their efforts.
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Domestic violence homicides increase across rural Wisc.
By Francesca Brumm | Oct. 10, 2007Wisconsin domestic violence is increasing according to a new report, with incidences being concentrated often in poor communities
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Memorial Library to host used book sale this weekend
By Amanda Seyer | Oct. 10, 2007Over 15,000 donated books will be for sale this weekend.
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ASM plan lacking in foresight
By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board | Oct. 10, 2007ASM's grocery store plan lacks depth and reflects a lack of depth in many of their hook issues.
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Badgers have reached the crossroads
By Adam Hoge | Oct. 10, 2007Columnist Adam Hoge tells what the Wisconsin football team must do to move forward after their first loss of the season.
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Crandon shooter Peterson said to have taken his own life
By JoEllen Amato | Oct. 10, 2007According to Wisconsin Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen, 20-year-old shooter Tyler Peterson was found with three bullet wounds in his head.
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Mayor Dave Cieslewicz to visit Israel next week for international mayor conference
By UW Dietetics and Nutrition Club NULL | Oct. 9, 2007Cieslewicz is one of 60 mayors from around the world who have been selected for a conference of mayors in Jerusalem to discuss local politics and international affairs.
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Students must speak out
By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board | Oct. 9, 2007students must assert their independence from the partisan figureheads, network with one another and act as diplomats on behalf of the thousands of students reliant on state funding.
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THE END OF MUSIC: Is the supply of music running low?
By Ben Peterson and Jon Spike | Oct. 9, 2007Some are theorizing that the possible combinations of melodies and musical structures is running low. Ben Peterson weighs in.'
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UW-Milwaukee student among six dead in Crandon, Wisconsin
By Charles Brace | Oct. 9, 2007A shooting occurred in NE Wisconsin early on Sunday morning, with six people being killed by an off duty police officer. A UW-Milwaukee student was among the victims, visiting his home of Crandon, Wis., which has a population around 2000.
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