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Gene-modified foods center of debate
By Nicole Miller | Oct. 27, 2004Experts address skeptics' fear of 'Frankenfoods'
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Nick Cave music shocking, shockingly good
By Ben Peterson | Oct. 27, 2004Nick Cave Abattoir / The Lyre of Orpheus (Mute) When it comes to shock rock, there's not much that compares to Nick Cave. With a two decade-long career behind him ' ¦'
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Nature eclipses baseball
By Dinesh Ramde | Oct. 27, 2004Lunar eclipse casts shadow on tonight's Game 4'
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Men's soccer kickin' it in GB
By Ben Hubner | Oct. 27, 2004For the Wisconsin men's soccer team, the month of October has been a microcosm of their season so far-fairly mediocre. The Badgers-despite going 3-3 this month-have struggled in the conference ' ¦
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Madison streetcar system named desirable
By Holly Noe and Dan Causier | Oct. 27, 2004Before a small audience of UW officials, Chancellor John Wiley and Mayor Dave Cieslewicz spoke glowingly Tuesday night of a possible streetcar system in Madison, the first since a March ' ¦
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Young Guns
By Betsy Golomski | Oct. 27, 2004Freshman forwards Auffrey and Pavelski ignite surprisingly potent Badger offense'
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Elliott shines in net for Badgers as back up
By Clint Robus | Oct. 27, 2004Badger hockey fans: There is a new face patrolling the Wisconsin net. No ill-will toward senior All-American backstop Bernd Br??ckler, but Brian Elliott has been nothing short of spectacular for ' ¦'
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Simpson a 'Saturday Night Live' fatality
By Beth Wick | Oct. 27, 2004It happened to Milli Vanilli and ruined their careers, one of the scariest things that could ever happen live on-stage to a performer, a malfunction of the pre-recorded vocals. It ' ¦'
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All you can't eat: Memorial Union calls off annual Thanksgiving Day buffet dinner
By Kevin Nelson | Oct. 27, 2004Citing financial loss, the UW-Madison Memorial Union canceled its annual Thanksgiving Day buffet indefinitely. To replace the buffet, which had been deemed unprofitable, the Union will offer Thanksgiving meals to ' ¦
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City, citing turnout, will double number of polling place workers this election
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Volleyball team bumps Kerry, Bush
By Molly Reppen and Peter Long | Oct. 27, 2004At the beginning of the semester, my poli sci professor offered my class an intriguing, albeit somewhat unsettling method of understanding which candidate \average Joe"" voter will select as their ' ¦'
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Magnum may keep control of radio stations as rep.
By Joe Uchill | Oct. 27, 2004In an interview with The Daily Cardinal, Republican candidate for Congress and Magnum Broadcasting owner Dave Magnum said he did not know whether or not he would keep his empire ' ¦'
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Your guide to a fun and safe Halloween
By Dave Cieslewicz | Oct. 27, 2004Halloween on State Street was a big part of campus life even before I was a student here in the early 1980s. For the most part, it has been a ' ¦
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Police prepare State Street for weekend revelries
By Maureen Backman | Oct. 27, 2004Police will require mandatory court dates for all juvenile offenses committed during Halloween, and will begin removing all bicycle racks and mopeds on State Street today in preparation for this ' ¦
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Kerry, Bush criss-cross Wisconsin in campaign stops
By Maureen Backman | Oct. 27, 2004President Bush and Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry continued their heavy campaigning in Wisconsin Tuesday, as Kerry delivered remarks in Green Bay, and Bush spoke to residents of Richland Center. ' ¦
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Leaf litter threatens health of local lakes
By Steven Wishau - The Daily Cardinal | Oct. 27, 2004This fall, Madison residents have an opportunity to protect their lakes. And they can start in their very own front yards. Autumn leaf litter washes into street gutters and travels ' ¦'
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Candidates hire army of lawyers, just in case
By Alex Anderson | Oct. 27, 2004In anticipation of the complexity of vote counting in next week's presidential election, the campaigns of President Bush and Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry are prepared with teams of lawyers ' ¦
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Green candidate secures TAA endorsement at senate debate
By Becky Salmela | Oct. 27, 2004Tony Schultz, Green Party candidate for state Senate District 26, received the endorsement of the Teaching Assistants' Association after debating state Sen. Fred Risser, D-Madison, in a TAA-hosted debate Tuesday. ' ¦
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