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Octopus Project use 'avalanche' of diverse instruments

By Britney Tripp | Oct. 25, 2007

The Octopus project hardly use vocals on \Hello, Avalanche,"" but they do employ a plethora of instruments'

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Randle El's performance still resonates with brother

By Jonathan Roffe | Oct. 25, 2007

Feature about former Indiana Hoosier Antwaan Randle El's spectacular performance against the Badgers in 2001. Junior wide receiver Marcus Randle El is Antwaan's younger brother and still has profound memories of this game.'

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SSFC makes faux pas with RCF-UW

By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board | Oct. 25, 2007

The ongoing feud between ASM's Student Services Finance Committee and Roman Catholic Foundation-UW-Madison used to be based on important questions of church and state. Now, the situation has descended to pettiness and deception.

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'Hip-hop intellectual' offers insight on music's influence

By Diana Savage | Oct. 25, 2007

Michael Eric Dyson addressed the Madison community Wednesday as part of the Wisconsin Union Directorate's Distinguished Lecture Series.

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Five to watch

By Crystal Crowns | Oct. 25, 2007

GameDay's look at 5 things to watch for in this weekend's matchup against Indiana. Kickoff is at 11 AM at Camp Randall Stadium.'

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Grizzlies claw Badgers: Frustration sets in as Wisconsin loses by one at home.

By Scott Kellogg | Oct. 25, 2007

Oakland (Mich.) defeated UW 3-2 Wednesday night at the McClimon Soccer Complex.

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Robson ousted as state Senate Majority Leader

By Charles Brace | Oct. 25, 2007

State Senate Democrats changed their leader Wednesday in a surprise move that might have been due to them feeling cut out of the recent budget negotiations. Sen. Russ Decker, D-Weston, will take over the role from Sen. Judy Robson, D-Beloit.

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Frog deformities linked to fertilizer runoff

By Kathleen Masterson | Oct. 25, 2007

Nutrients kick off a series of events leading to mutated frogs'

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Budget saga to conclude Friday at Memorial Union

By Emily Crawford | Oct. 25, 2007

As UW System funding was a central item of dispute among lawmakers during the nearly four-month budget impasse, it seems only fitting Gov. Jim Doyle will finally sign the budget on campus Friday.

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Smorgas-gourd: The many uses of pumpkins in the autumn season

By Kami York-Feirn | Oct. 25, 2007

Found in everything from pie to beer, the pumpkin's flavor is a ubiquitous sign of fall'

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Badgers hope to follow 2000 squad's footsteps

By Jay Messar | Oct. 24, 2007

The similarities between these two great Wisconsin volleyball teams are eerie.

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Transient man assaulted on Gorham Street

Oct. 24, 2007

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Searching for a winning formula

By Scott Kellogg | Oct. 24, 2007

The Wisconsin men's soccer team will look to notch its first victory since Sept. 26.

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Budget passes both Assembly and Senate

By Charles Brace | Oct. 24, 2007

The Wisconsin state budget passed the Republican-controlled Assembly and Democrat-controlled state Senate Tuesday. Some lingering political issues remained contentious even after the budget passed.

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UW Halloween site outlines safety tips

By Amanda Hoffstrom | Oct. 24, 2007

UW-Madison Dean of Students Lori Berquam launched a website which lists ways for students to stay safe this weekend at Freakfest.

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UW officials say budget a struggle

By Lexie Clinton | Oct. 24, 2007

UW leaders respond to budget process over the past three months and the pressures it has put on faculty and staff.

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Doubles duo falls in semis at Midwest Regional

By Molly Reppen and Scott Kellogg | Oct. 24, 2007

The tandem of Jeremy Sonkin and Luke Rassow-Kantor led UW in Minneapolis.

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Ranking the nation's top sports cities

By Adam Hoge | Oct. 24, 2007

Columnist Adam Hoge lists the towns that will soon be holding titles.

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Muslim students defend religious, social rights

By Gillian McBride and Amanda Finke | Oct. 24, 2007

Many student organizations hosted a panel discussion Tuesday, which featured UW-Madison professors and students to counterargue points made in David Horowitz's speech Monday.

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Wisconsin's Golden Boy

By Nate Carey | Oct. 24, 2007

Freshman Turris has surpassed expectations for the UW men's hockey team.