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Theologist suggests Sept. 11 conspiracy
By Erica Pelzek | Apr. 19, 2005Theorists bent on exposing falsehoods in The 9/11 Commission Report maintain the attacks were a conspiracy led by the Bush administration, as UW-Madison students heard Monday at an event sponsored ' ¦
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Choice of faith needs another route
By Jessica Sprang | Apr. 18, 2005A couple of Mormon missionaries I ran into recently prompted me to question whether we truly are free to choose our own religion. Recently, I was approached by two young ' ¦
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Badger spring game ends in tie
By Sam Pepper and Jon Spike | Apr. 18, 2005Hampton impresses coaches, Orr shows flashes of old form
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Student charity to benefit burn victims
By Carina Spaulding | Apr. 18, 2005'Strings of Hope' seeking tennis rackets for repair
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Capitol rally demands end to sexual violence
By Hayley Jacobs | Apr. 18, 2005Through the Saturday evening rain, women and men met at the steps of the Capitol for Take Back the Night, a rally to end sexual violence. \It's sort of a ' ¦
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Which major's books are most expensive?
By Sam-Omar Hall | Apr. 18, 2005Although student groups like Wisconsin Public Interest Group fight to keep textbooks affordable and ensure students can sell their books back, thrifty students may be curious to know which classes ' ¦
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A desire to help an unstable Iraq
By Holly Noe | Apr. 18, 2005In Baghdad, Americans see Iraq from a unique perspective'
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Extreme world poverty can be halved in this generation
By Michael Sookochoff | Apr. 18, 2005Somewhere in Jakarta a child is sleeping in a train station because he has no home and the station is the most comfortable place. Somewhere in Singapore a woman is ' ¦
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Apr. 18, 2005La Crosse The city of La Crosse joined Madison and Milwaukee Thursday in becoming the third Wisconsin city to vote to raise its minimum wage above the statewide level of ' ¦
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Engineering Expo attracts whizzes, gizmos
By Rebecca Wolfson | Apr. 18, 2005Instead of going to class last Thursday and Friday, engineering students joined community-members and businesses in the biennial Engineering Expo. The expo, which involved several hundred students, including over 60 ' ¦
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'Amityville' fails horribly
By Dan Marfield | Apr. 18, 2005In theory, a remake of \The Amityville Horror"" is a positive notion. The original 1979 film never made the same cultural or critical impact as other horror films of the ' ¦'
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Seniors sent off with a win over Boilermakers
Apr. 18, 2005The women's tennis team (5-4 Big Ten, 12-7 overall) split their weekend, losing to Illinois Saturday, but rebounded with a victory over Purdue Sunday. The Badgers fell just short of ' ¦
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Sting presides over UW creative-writing class Friday
By Michael Gorwitz | Apr. 18, 2005An intimate conference room in the secluded English department floors of Helen C. White was the site of an unusual course Friday afternoon. The class, composed of 30 creative writing ' ¦'
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Badgers swept in final Big Ten home stand
By Matt Bunke and Sarah Turner | Apr. 18, 2005Wisconsin overpowered by potent Spartans
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Men's crew cruises past Minnesota on Mendota
Apr. 18, 2005The No. 15 Wisconsin men's rowing team raced by border-rival Minnesota Saturday, winning all four races. With the victory, the Badgers remain undefeated on Lake Mendota. \It was a successful ' ¦
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