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Hockey star MacMurchy skates afoul
By Arvind Gopalratnam | Sep. 9, 2004Junior to appeal suspension following bar fight
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How to fight the 'Freshman 15'
By Ben Sykes | Sep. 9, 2004There are many unique aspects to being a freshman in college: dealing with your roommate's smelly laundry, getting laughed at by a stranger when you ask \Where is State Street?"" ' ¦'
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UW looks to extend four-game win streak
By Ben Hubner | Sep. 9, 2004The Wisconsin women's soccer team will play its home opener Friday night when it goes up against North Dakota State University. The Badgers are riding a four-game winning streak to ' ¦
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New UW program 'amping' up minority graduation rates
By Les Chappell | Sep. 9, 2004UW-Madison received a $2.5 million grant from the National Science Foundation, a gift intended for the newly founded Wisconsin Alliance for Minority Participation. Consisting of 21 state and private colleges ' ¦
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UNLV preps for another revenge
By Betsy Golomski | Sep. 9, 2004The University of Nevada-Las Vegas Rebels should be feeling a little nervous coming into Camp Randall Stadium on Saturday. With a shortened practice week for UNLV, multiple players out due ' ¦'
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White looks to repeat a Heisman victory
By Abby Becker and Arvind Gopalratnam | Sep. 9, 2004The race for the Heisman Trophy Award is underway and the top candidates are a couple of familiar faces to the college football scene. Although a tough, grueling season awaits ' ¦'
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'Eclectic' Bladow anchors UW
By Betsy Golomski | Sep. 9, 2004If one had to pick a word to describe Amy Bladow, it might be a difficult task to find a single word that sums up everything about her. For the ' ¦
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100 and counting at Wisconsin
By Benji Pierson and Connor McKnight | Sep. 9, 2004In honor of Badger Head Coach Barry Alvarez's 100th win, GameDay looks back on his 10 best wins'
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James eager to return after year on sideline
By Ben Hubner | Sep. 9, 2004After missing all of last year with a hip injury, senior defensive end Erasmus James entered this season as the defensive line's best kept secret-opponents would be busy trying to ' ¦'
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Mid-majors look to build off 2003 success
By Molly Reppen and Adam Raeder | Sep. 9, 2004Mountain West If you're looking for this years Bowl Championship Series buster, you have to look no further than the Mountain West Conference and it's Cinderella, Utah. The Utes entered ' ¦'
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So you want to be a super senior?
By Molly Reppen and Amos Posner | Sep. 9, 2004College presents many anxieties, but perhaps the most nerve-wracking thing we do as students is introduce ourselves at the first meetings of discussion sections. Whatever the course is, first impressions ' ¦'
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News Brief
Sep. 9, 2004Anthony Shadid, a 2004 Pulitzer Prize-winning news writer and former Daily Cardinal staff member, was in town Wednesday to deliver the Ralph O. Nafziger lecture to a standing-room-only crowd at ' ¦
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A rock star's guide to being cool for freshmen
Sep. 9, 2004We, at The Daily Cardinal Arts Desk, realize that adjusting to any new experience is hard. As a public service to our readership we asked rockstars ranging from Fountains of ' ¦'
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New Voters Project registers success in UW vote campaign
By Collin Arnett | Sep. 9, 2004With election day less than two months away, the UW-Madison branch of the New Voters Project announced they have already registered 3,218 young voters, and said they hope to register ' ¦
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Osama bin Laden's choice for president
By Josh Gildea | Sep. 8, 2004Wisconsin is a swing state, one of the 20 or so states that will decide the upcoming election. As a result, at a Kerry rally up north a few Bush ' ¦
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UW student offers 'unique perspective' as one of youngest radio show hosts in nation
By Eric Reinert | Sep. 8, 2004Hoff worked his way up station, starting as intern
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Turning 21 a time for reflection, drinking
By Peter Long | Sep. 8, 2004What a difference a year makes. Exactly one year ago yesterday, the very first The Long and Short of It debuted in this, the finest collegiate news publication in the ' ¦'
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Vacancies give students room to bargain
By Patrice Kohl and By Ledell Zellers | Sep. 8, 2004A student housing building spree and caps on student enrollment have driven downtown vacancies up, a circumstance that tenants may be able to leverage to their advantage. \I'm seeing a ' ¦
