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Want to be a Badger? Wait in line with me
By Ivy Okoniewski | Sep. 24, 2004Regulations do not faze diehard UW sports fans
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Badgers open practice to fans
Sep. 24, 2004UW Junior linebacker Dontez Sanders greets students at Camp Randall Stadium during an open practice Thursday. The offer of free pizza and the opportunity to see the Badger football team ' ¦
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Area businesses anticipate Halloween mayhem
By Brittany Schoepp and Luke Behnke | Sep. 24, 2004State Street business owners are taking action in order to deter violence and riots this Halloween. In addition to the larger police force, business owners will be doing everything from ' ¦
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News Brief
Sep. 24, 2004Following complaints from residents of the 200 block of Langdon Street over excessive noise coming from Jin's Chicken and Fish, the City Council's Vending Oversight Committee decided to impose a ' ¦
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Men's soccer looks to win second straight game
By Joe Hasler | Sep. 24, 2004After two straight weekends and four games away from home, the University of Wisconsin men's soccer team is more than ready to return home for its match against IUPUI Friday ' ¦
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'Get Your War On' rejects truce
By Jon Fischer | Sep. 24, 2004David Rees is an angry man. From the deepest, blackest depths of his soul, he spews forth an especially potent form of liberal vitriol aimed directly at Dick Cheney's shiny ' ¦'
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Letters to the editor
Sep. 24, 2004I was thinking about writing this letter after last week's column by Nick Barbash, but decided against it. But after opening my Thursday edition of the Daily Cardinal to find ' ¦
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Feingold foe rouses conservative base
By Dan Tierney | Sep. 24, 2004Republican candidate for U.S. Senate Tim Michels has drawn attention from national conservative figures, due to his ideological similarities to President Bush and Wisconsin's uncertainty in the upcoming presidential election. ' ¦
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Mayoral appointment may solve police chief stalemate
By Les Chappell | Sep. 24, 2004Amidst an ongoing effort to choose a new chief of police for Madison, city officials are hopeful Mayor Dave Cieslewicz's recent appointment of Shiva Bidar-Sielaff to the Police and Fire ' ¦
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Badgers set for Big Ten opener
By Clint Robus | Sep. 24, 2004There may not be a more unbalanced team in the nation than the Wisconsin Badgers as they enter their Big Ten opener this weekend against Penn State. When senior running ' ¦
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Big Ten season begins journey to the Rose Bowl
By Joe Hasler | Sep. 23, 2004The true test to determine who is for real in the Big Ten begins this weekend. After three weeks of non-conference play, the Big Ten kicks off the season as ' ¦'
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Faculty discuss history of Chechen-Russian conflict
By Abby DeBruine | Sep. 23, 2004Teach-in examines regional violence through the years
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Runners head to Minneapolis
By Jessica Lischka | Sep. 23, 2004The UW men's cross country team looks to repeat its 2003 first place finish at the Roy Griak Invitational in Minneapolis Saturday, after a second-place showing at the season opener ' ¦
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Return of MJ... again?
By Betsy Golomski | Sep. 23, 2004The NBA season may not tip off for another 40 days (not like I'm counting or anything), but there is a rumor stirring down in Miami that deserves some discussion. ' ¦
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Badgers set for Big Ten opener
By Clint Robus | Sep. 23, 2004There may not be a more unbalanced team in the nation than the Wisconsin Badgers as they enter their Big Ten opener this weekend against Penn State. When senior running ' ¦
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Even good live music can't save film 'Festival'
By Joe Lynch | Sep. 23, 2004In 1970, The Band, Janis Joplin, the Buddy Guy Blues Band, the Grateful Dead, the Flying Burrito Brothers and a mess of other sixties counterculture favorites loaded up a train ' ¦'
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UW ready for Big Ten season
By Arvind Gopalratnam | Sep. 23, 2004This weekend marks the beginning of the Big Ten season for the UW volleyball team (6-2 overall) and for the first time since 1996, the Badgers will open conference play ' ¦
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Madison's grab-bag of groceries
Sep. 23, 2004Ah, moving out of the dorms: It's a joyful experience, a rite of passage marked by freedom from floor meetings, a non-existent alcohol policy and roommates you can stand to ' ¦'
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