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Vote may increase food prices at Union
By Stephanie Pape | Oct. 13, 2005A controversial referendum by the Student Labor Action Coalition could increase students' segregated fees and up the price of services at the Union, according to Marc Kennedy, director of the ' ¦
Exploring the western hemisphere's last frontier
By Breezy Willis | Oct. 13, 2005In the far southern reaches of Panama, on the narrow strip of land that connects North and South America, lies one of the few remaining unconquered regions in the western ' ¦
Who's Here, Who's Not
By Sam Pepper and Marcus Haugen | Oct. 13, 2005Wilkinson A consensus first team All Big Ten selection, Mike Wilkinson left UW as the second player in school history to score 1,500 points and grab 800 rebounds. His tantalizing ' ¦'
Responsibility in a culture of sex
By Kelly Schlicht | Oct. 13, 2005The Barrows scandal brought a powerful person's sexual past into the limelight once again. The accusations make for interesting news fodder as promiscuity takes the front page. While necessary to ' ¦
Bauer, Women's hockey set to take on Vermont
By Jason Karnosky | Oct. 13, 2005Newly dubbed assistant captain leads UW
Bielema's focus on the present
By Ryan Hessenthaler | Oct. 13, 2005Wisconsin defensive coordinator Bret Bielema is a man with a lot on his plate. Whether it be a leading a young and depleted defense coming off a meltdown versus Northwestern ' ¦'
Business groups begin effort to recall Madison Mayor
By Dana Hamilton | Oct. 13, 2005Dissatisfaction with current city policy has led some local business leaders to join forces with a statewide political watchdog group to begin an effort to recall Madison Mayor Dave Cieslewicz. ' ¦
Student government approves new fundraising sector
By Caitlin Ross | Oct. 13, 2005The creation of the Foundation Hiring Committee for Associated Students of Madison was overwhelmingly approved at Wednesday's student council meeting. \The foundation hiring committee is going to be created so ' ¦
Ryan, Badgers must replace five seniors
By Sam Pepper | Oct. 13, 2005With St. Louis and the Final Four just seven points out of reach, head coach Bo Ryan and the Badgers saw the clock tick down in Syracuse. Despite an 88-82 ' ¦'
A newfound love for the campus' other union
By Katrina Peterson | Oct. 13, 2005More often than not, Union South is not recognized as anything more than \the other Union"" at UW-Madison, taking the back burner to Memorial Union. I know many students who ' ¦'
Mayor submits budget amid few objections
By Chris Fleissner | Oct. 12, 2005Madison Mayor Dave Cieslewicz introduced his 2006 Executive Operating Budget Tuesday, hailing the proposal as \balanced and responsible."" However, some city representatives said they want to amend the funding for ' ¦
Transgender speaker urges students to end 'closeting'
By Negassi Tesfamichael and Anne Guettler | Oct. 12, 2005In the intimate setting of the Beefeaters Room in Memorial Union, Debra Davis, a retired media center specialist turned speaker, shared her positive story about coming out as a transgender. ' ¦
Mom? So, I kinda went to detox...
By Joe Hasler | Oct. 12, 2005Joe Hasler: I'm a Hasler, Baby!'
Lynch runs a well-oiled 'Machine'
By Mike Peters | Oct. 12, 2005Ever hear the one about the post-birth abortion combined with cannibalism and Nazis? An immediate response to this would probably be \No, what kind of sick person would combine such ' ¦'
Controversy sparks over bill requiring abortion doctors to inform women of fetal pain
By Michelle Goldberg | Oct. 12, 2005A bill demanding doctors inform pregnant women seeking abortions that their fetuses feel pain provoked passionate testimony at a hearing of the Assembly Health Committee Tuesday at the Capitol. Assembly ' ¦
Library Mall will offer student housing with a spiritual focus
By Andy Van Sistine and Amanda Becker | Oct. 12, 2005The City Council approved the construction of a six-story student apartment building at the Presbyterian House, a student ministry on Library Mall offering alternative housing options for spiritual living. After ' ¦



