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With strong majority, TAs vote to strike
By Keith Zukas | Apr. 20, 2004TAA, state have one week to reach compromise
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'Boris' appeals to bookworms
By Rebecca Jacobsen | Apr. 20, 2004We all remember those multicolored posters that hung above the chalkboards in our third grade classrooms, the ones where cartoon characters like Pippi Longstocking and Peter Pan spelled out \READING ' ¦'
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Kathleen Falk, students discuss issues at intimate gathering
By Seth Bichler | Apr. 20, 2004A handful of students chatted with Dane County Executive Kathleen Falk at \Cookies and Milk,"" an informal series of discussions involving students and local public figures put on by the ' ¦
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Lama preaches Buddhism to Terrace masses
By Crystal Weinberger | Apr. 20, 2004What began as a traditional Distinguished Lecture by Lama Ole Nydahl became a more informal affair when the lama lectured on the Terrace after a fire alarm forced an evacuation ' ¦
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Sports Bits
Apr. 20, 2004No dice Clarett, Williams Former Ohio State running back Maurice Clarett's bid to join the 2004 NFL draft was denied on appeal Monday leaving only the possibility of entering a ' ¦
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Issues need discussion
By Jessica Gartner | Apr. 20, 2004From new issues with the State Street Redesign Project to a blossoming of smoking bans, there are things people should be tracking. State Street updates Amazing how the State Street ' ¦
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A sports monopoly that needs to stay
By Michael Worringer | Apr. 20, 2004We Americans are a free market-lovin' society. We must have choices that compete for our attention. Ice cream? Thirty-one flavors, please. Satellite television? No fewer than about a bajillion channels ' ¦
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'Reefer Madness' a profound look at economy
By Jon Spike and Jessica Miller | Apr. 20, 2004In his newest book, \Reefer Madness,"" author Eric Schlosser (Fast Food Nation) takes an alarming look at America's underground economy. In this book, Schlosser challenges the rationality of anti-marijuana laws, ' ¦'
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Track teams riding high
By Molly Reppen and Connor McKnight | Apr. 20, 2004The last two weeks have run their course well for the UW women's track team. The steamroller of momentum from the Boise State Invitational earlier this month kept moving for ' ¦
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City prepares for Mifflin Block Party
By Rob Hunger | Apr. 20, 2004Inspectors find some balconies in need of repairs
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ClimaBubble bursts onto the scene
By Peter Long | Apr. 20, 2004After spending countless hours and millions of dollars on research and development-errr... a few cans of Miller Lite and a Big Mike's sub-I have come to the conclusion that there ' ¦'
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Increased cost of State St. plan concerns city
Apr. 20, 2004State Street's planned makeover moved a step closer to final approval Monday, as the city Board of Estimates voted to award contracts for bids for the project. However, the 40-percent ' ¦
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Staff opinion: Support TAA in the event of a strike
Apr. 20, 2004The Teaching Assistants Association voted in a two-thirds majority today to implement a strike. If necessary, teaching assistants and project assistants willstage a walkout on April 27 and 28. If ' ¦
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Kerry should draft female number two
By Breezy Willis | Apr. 20, 2004Too much paper, too much ink, and far too much time have been wasted lately in debates over who should be John Kerry's running mate and why. They have been ' ¦
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Wiley responds to Thursday's staging
By John Wiley | Apr. 19, 2004Real dialogue requires more than \yes"" and ""no"" answers
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Fear of death prompts helmet purchase
By Louie Holwerk | Apr. 19, 2004I recently purchased a bicycle helmet. My old one was stolen from my apartment last year during a party. Why someone took it, I cannot say. I speculate it was ' ¦'
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State St. redesign $1.5M over estimate
By Luke Behnke | Apr. 19, 2004City of Madison officials recently discovered the State Street reconstruction plan will cost 40 percent more than the original estimate of $3.7 million. This means the low bid of $5.2 ' ¦
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TAA to decide on strike today
By Katrina Peterson | Apr. 19, 2004The UW-Madison bargaining team will meet with the state today to negotiate the Teaching Assistants' Association's demands for a new contract. The TAA will also meet tonight to announce the ' ¦
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