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Council discusses charges for State Street maintenance
By Alex Anderson | Nov. 10, 2004City Council members met Tuesday to discuss and vote on resolutions including those to approve maintenance charges for the State Street Mall and to use budget funds to support the ' ¦
UW Muslims promote 'fast' track to fundrasier
By Andrew Haffner and Mariam Negaran | Nov. 10, 2004The UW Muslim Students Association is asking people to fast for one day as it gears up to host its second annual Fast-a-Thon today at the Red Gym. Last year, ' ¦
Google not feeling so lucky about Badgers' Rose Bowl hopes for '04
By Michael Worringer | Nov. 9, 2004Since all anybody wants to know about these days is Wisconsin football, what better place to get even more information about our beloved Badgers' trek to the Rose Bowl than ' ¦
Badgers' Ianello plans for future
By Cary Dohman | Nov. 9, 2004With victory comes recognition. With recognition comes exposure. And usually, with exposure comes an increase in success. In the highly competitive world of collegiate recruiting it is things like conference ' ¦
Jupiter eclipsed by three of its four moons at same tim
By Guy Gugliotta | Nov. 9, 2004Triple eclipse occurs about once every decade
Global warming accelerating in the Arctic
By Usha McFarling | Nov. 9, 2004New report shows alarming rate of melting ice
UW avoids national trends with suicide-prevention devices
By Seth Bichler | Nov. 9, 2004Suicide is the third leading cause of death among young people, claiming the lives of nearly 4,000 people between the ages of 15 and 24 in 2001, according to the ' ¦
Environmental hope banks on technology
By Jessica Sprang | Nov. 9, 2004Earlier this semester, I was warned in two of my classes about serious current environmental issues. While I consider myself an earth-conscious citizen, I didn't realize how truly environmentally unaware ' ¦
One woman's tragic account of Holocaust survival touches a teary-eyed audience
By Carina Spaulding | Nov. 9, 2004Holocaust survivor Judith Meisel spoke to a tearful crowd after screening \Tak for Alt,"" a documentary about her struggles and survival Monday evening at Hillel House. ""Tak for Alt,"" which ' ¦
Piccolo player Ryan to contest noise citation
By Mary Cavanaugh | Nov. 9, 2004Madison's famed piccolo player Tom Ryan will go to court today to contest a noise violation citation issued last June, a citation that is becoming all too familiar for the ' ¦'
Despite ambiguity, voters focus on 'morals'
By Jason Soriano | Nov. 9, 2004More important than the economy, terrorism and health care, the most crucial term of the 2004 election seems to be \moral values."" In what has become one of the most ' ¦
'Shakespeare' still has never been upstaged
By Ben Schultz | Nov. 9, 2004In 1998 \Shakespeare in Love"" was awarded Oscars for Best Picture, Best Actress and Best Supporting Actress. Its blend of history, clever humor and life in the theater was enough ' ¦'
Calif. stem-cell funding puts UW's research in jeopardy
By Elizabeth Wachowski | Nov. 9, 2004The passage of a California ballot initiative to fund stem-cell research could be harmful to UW-Madison, one of the leading embryonic stem-cell research centers in the country, Proposition 71, which ' ¦
UW-Eau Claire may reject religious community service
By Dan Causier | Nov. 9, 2004School cites church, state separation in pending decision
Swimming and Diving team leaps into season
By Justin Dreyfuss | Nov. 9, 2004The University of Wisconsin swimming and diving teams had a tough weekend of competition. Both the men's and women's teams fell to No. 9 Michigan and No. 3 Arizona, respectively. ' ¦
Scientists critique Bush policies
By Dinesh Ramde | Nov. 9, 2004Most people know the Church forced Galileo to recant his \blasphemy"" after he asserted the Earth rotates around the sun, and that John T. Scopes was convicted in 1925 of ' ¦



