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Deep-seated prejudices explored in UW conference
By Negassi Tesfamichael and Ryan Gallentine | Sep. 16, 2005Racism, sexism and homophobia are likely prejudices held by even the most open-minded of us, a distinguished Harvard Professor said Thursday. A group of scholars have convened at UW-Madison this ' ¦
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Assembly bill debate heats up before Senate
By Sam-Omar Hall | Sep. 16, 2005At a public hearing Wednesday, opponents of a bill to protect health care providers who refuse to perform certain reproductive-related procedures called the bill dangerous to patients while supporters called ' ¦
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Cocktail of the week: Espresso Schlitz
By Negassi Tesfamichael | Sep. 16, 2005The combination wake and buzz will be perfect for before that Thursday-night outing. In a martini shaker full of ice (or a blender, if you wish) pour: 2 shots of ' ¦'
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UW survives road test, defeats UNC
By Seth Bichler and JoEllen Amato | Sep. 16, 2005Shouldering the majority of the Badger offensive attack, junior running back Brian Calhoun starred in Wisconsin's 14-5 road victory over North Carolina (0-2). Rushing for 171 yards on 38 attempts, ' ¦
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Heat's Shaq shackles Miami delinquent
By Connor McKnight | Sep. 16, 2005The Diesel, as Miami Heat center Shaquille O'Neal is more affectionately known, added to his illustrious Hall of Fame credentials this week. He made an arrest. That's right, an arrest. ' ¦
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Falling for the new season's shows
Sep. 16, 2005The fall always brings a slate of wide-eyed new programs that made it through the rough pilot process and are eager to impress. Some might succeed and become the next ' ¦'
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College Republicans condone student segregated fee refunds
By Erica Pelzek | Sep. 16, 2005Students wishing to receive a refund of $2 allocated in segregated fees to the United Council can do so by writing a letter to the UC enclosed with their tuition ' ¦
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Badgers, Calhoun storm into UNC
By Ryan Hessenthaler | Sep. 16, 2005Following close on the heels of Hurricane Ophelia, the force of nature that is the 2005 Badger offense will look to rain points upon the Tar Heels and continue their ' ¦
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International music festival spices up the Terrace
By Shira Nanus | Sep. 16, 2005Memorial Union is known for bringing artists from afar to share and perform for students and residents, but only once did it hold the weekend-long Madison World Music Festival. This ' ¦
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Disengenous ads exhaust finances, health
By Nick Rotchadl | Sep. 16, 2005The revelation that Madison has the fourth-highest physician prices of all U.S. metropolitan areas is a disheartening blow to those who believe quality health care is a right for all, ' ¦
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Prof. convicted of sex crime removed from position at UW library
By Kevin Nelson | Sep. 16, 2005State Rep. condemns university for keeping professor on payroll
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This week on The OC
By Jon Spike | Sep. 16, 2005This is looking to be a very juicy season. A panel of parents at Harbor petitioned to have Marissa and Ryan expelled, but they settle on just Marissa. Jimmy is ' ¦'
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Badgers launch Madison food drive
By Michael Worringer and By Cheyenne Langkamp | Sep. 15, 2005For UW Madison's football team, the word \drive"" is usually preceded with the word ""touchdown."" However, for the next month, the Badgers will also attach a prefix-food. Teaming up with ' ¦
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Preparing for life after football
By Ben Hubner and Brittany Jones | Sep. 15, 2005Troy Vincent and former Wisconsin teammate, Mark Mangum, mentor Badger athletes in a presentation they started called \Preparing for the Game of Life.""'
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