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Wisconsin women's hockey travels to Ohio State.
The No. 2 Badgers will take on the No. 9 Buckeyes this weekend.

UW falls to Spartans on road
The Wisconsin Men’s soccer team remained winless in the Big Ten after losing 1-0 Sunday to Michigan State on a late penalty shot.

Financial bailout bill approved by House of Reps., President Bush
The $700 billion bill to bail out financial institutions, which failed in the U.S. House of Representatives earlier last week, was officially passed by Congress and signed by President George Bush Friday.

Foul keeps Badgers winless in Big Ten
A late foul doomed the Badger men’s soccer team to a tie over the weekend against Michigan. With 24 seconds left in the game, the Wolverines were awarded a penalty kick which tied the score at one where it stayed until the end of the game.

Presidential candidates debate war, economy
Students gathered at Memorial Union Friday night to watch Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama and Republican presidential candidate John McCain share their views on the economy and foreign policy in the first presidential debate.

Badgers fall to Hoosiers
The Badger men’s soccer team lost to No. 14 Indiana over the weekend faling to 0-1 in conference play. They twice came back from one-goal deficits but then lost in overtime by a 3-2 score.

Rowing travels to Milwaukee River Challenge
The Milwaukee River Challenge is the Wisconsin rowing team's first competition of the fall season.

State officials say attorney general lawsuit could hurt voters
Claims have arisen that the lawsuit Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen recently filed over voter information verification could disenfranchise voters, but officials say voters with proper identification should have no problem.

Men’s and women’s rowing prepare for new season
Last year's success forces the rowing teams to set the bar high again this season.

Badgers hope for successful weekend at home
The Wisconsin men's soccer team will host Middleton Sports & Fitness Invitational tournament this weekend.

Political party officials say U.S. Sens. McCain and Obama will fight to win state
Wisconsin voters can expect to see both presidential candidates and their running mates frequently between now and the November election as campaigns attempt to attract voters in a key battleground state, party officials said.

Women’s crew second in Big Ten race
Bebe Bryan’s women’s crew boats put forth an excellent effort over the weekend in several races. The varsity openweight placed second in the Big Ten Championship while the lightweight team finished just five seconds behind No.1 Princeton.

Women’s rowing teams face tough competition
Lightweights face No. 5 Princeton, Openweights off to Big Ten Championships

Pharmacist appeals to Wis. Supreme Court
Pharmacist Neil Noesen, who faces punishment for refusing to refill a woman’s birth control prescription, asks the Wisconsin Supreme Court to consider his case.

Measured strokes carry crew into Big Ten races
The Wisconsin women’s openweight rowing team will rely on its seniors as they enter a stretch of regattas against some of the best competition in the country.

Wisconsin rowing plans to hit the water in stride
All three of UW's crew squads will be in action this weekend.

Wis. voters say economy top concern in upcoming election
According to a St. Norbert College poll released Thursday, the economy, Iraq War and health care are the issues Wisconsin residents are most concerned with in the 2008 presidential election.

Powerful soldier’s return
A moving new film about American troops examines the loophole in service contracts.

Accountability Board may regulate issue ads
The Government Accountability Board voted Thursday to consider regulating advertisements paid for by special interest groups in order to improve the campaign process.

Compassionate Care for rape victims passes in state Senate
After failing in several legislative sessions, the Compassionate Care for Rape Victims Bill passed the state Senate Thursday. Gov. Jim Doyle has to sign it for it to become law.

Talks on smoking ban stall over compromises
A statewide smoking ban is unlikely to pass the state Senate, according to Senate Democratic leadership, without amendments that phase the ban in for bars and taverns.

Obama, Clinton address health care, Iraq War in speeches in Milwaukee
Health care and the Iraq War were the focus of speeches from Democratic presidential hopefuls U.S. Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., and Sen. Hillary Clinton, D-N.Y. at the Founders Day Gala fundraiser in Milwaukee Saturday.

State to face $944 million deficit by June
The state might face a deficit of almost $1 billion this summer, according to Department of Administration documents released this week.

Senate passes alcohol ID bill, ethanol bill stalls
Separate bills involving ethanol and identification to buy alcohol were debated in the state Senate Thursday, with only one passing.

Ziegler to judge case, ethics issues remain
Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Annette Ziegler will still hear a case involving a group that spent almost $2 million to get her elected today, despite ethics groups saying it is a conflict of interest.

UW Crew rows past competition in style
Both the men's and women's rowing teams dominated last weekend in Madison, winning every event that they participated in.

Badgers carry energy from comeback into WNIT semis
UW head coach Lisa Stone addressed the media Monday. Wisconsin came back from 14-points down to beat Virginia in their latest match in the WNIT.

Stone looks back on season, ahead to Ohio State matchup
Wisconsin women's basketball head coach Lisa Stone reflected on the growth her team has made in her press conference Monday.

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