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Tainted Takeout?
By Bill Andrews | Oct. 23, 2008Will China's tainted dairy exports ever register on the U.S. consciousness?'
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Female Democrats call for change at Roosevelt tribute
By Megan Orear | Oct. 23, 2008Democratic women showed their support for Barack Obama, and four female Democratic leaders were honored Wednesday at the 10th Annual Eleanor Roosevelt Tribute.
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Everyone's favorite bowl system is back
By Jonathan Roffe | Oct. 23, 2008Here are the three favorites to reach the National Championship'
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Polls show Obama holds lead in Wis., race narrows nationally
By Molly Reppen and Grace Urban | Oct. 23, 2008Barack Obama continues to lead the polls in Wisconsin, but nationwide polls show a much closer race across the nation.
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Stadium Bar under fire for posting city officials' numbers on TV
By Callie Rathburn | Oct. 23, 2008The Stadium Bar put up phone numbers for Madison Mayor Dave Cieslewicz and District 5 Alder Robbie Webber after the Penn State football game Oct. 11.
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A Bite of Madison
By Lena Seeger | Oct. 23, 2008You may have tried the brunch as Sunroom Cafe, but how do their dinners match up to the other restaurants on State Street?'
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Hockey needs leadership more than ever
By Molly Reppen and Nate Carey | Oct. 23, 2008Columnist Nate Carey explains why the Wisconsin men's hockey team will struggle without the senior leadership of injured captain Ben Street.
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Annual fundraising event to help keep Tenant Resource Center open
By The Daily Cardinal | Oct. 23, 2008In order to continue to provide their services admist dwindling funding, the Tenant Resource Center is holding it's 13th annual fundraiser Friday.
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'Sex Drive' a ride worth taking
By Ali Rothschild | Oct. 23, 2008In the tradition of sex-driven comedies before it, \Sex Drive"" combines likeable characters and raunchy stunts to create an enjoyable moviegoing experience for the young adult demographic'
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Brewing up controversy
By Lauren Fuller and By Jessica Phan | Oct. 23, 2008Home brewing is a popular hobby for students and grads alike, but what happens when the brew you can create underage is illegal to consume?'
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Media bias playing an unnecessarily large role against GOP
By Kristen Wall | Oct. 23, 2008The amount of media scrutiny placed on the McCain campaign is unwarranted and unfair
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Petition supporting Ayers includes Wis. professors
By Hannah Furfaro | Oct. 23, 2008Support Bill Ayers,"" an online petition to show support for the controversial professor, has drawn over 3,000 signatures from educators nationwide.
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ASM and Wisconsin Union look to fill student position on new advisory board
By The Daily Cardinal | Oct. 22, 2008A new student postion on an advisory board will help decide if a financial institution will become a part of the Wisconsin Union.
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NFL stars, other professional athletes should keep a clean criminal record
By Crystal Crowns | Oct. 22, 2008Columnist Crystal Crowns urges professional athletes to stay out of trouble while in the social spotlight.
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Men's crew builds success without any scholarships
By Jake Langbecker | Oct. 22, 2008The Wisconsin men's crew program strives for success even though it offers few benefits to rowers.
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UW's Got Talent: from student to stardom
By Daily Cardinal Staff and Danny Marchewka | Oct. 22, 2008In an adapted version of the popular TV show \America's Got Talent,"" UW shows off for homecoming.'
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Search for roommate, diversity commences
By Ashley Spencer | Oct. 22, 2008Need a place to live next semester? Want to be written about every Wednesday? Apply now.'
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UW band to make policy changes after hazing allegations
By Rory Linnane | Oct. 22, 2008The UW Marching Band was permitted to travel to Lambeau Field Oct. 19 for the Green Bay Packer halftime show under new guidelines.
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UW's Kuzma digs deep
By Jay Messar | Oct. 22, 2008Wisconsin sophomore libero Kim Kuzma has registered a team high 314 total digs this season.
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Madison Metro returning to Capitol Square in November
By The Daily Cardinal | Oct. 22, 2008Now that summer construction is complete, bus routes will return to normal beginning Nov. 1.
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