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UW-Eau Claire, La Crosse admissions get more selective
By Crystal Weinberger | Mar. 9, 2004Schools gaining more prestigious reputation
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Regents cope with possibility of added state cuts but want more financial aid
By Andrew Haffner and Jason Stitt | Mar. 9, 2004The UW System Board of Regents learned last Thursday it may face hard limits on increases in state funding. A day later, several regents proposed measures to give students from ' ¦
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UW grad shares night as bartender
By Amos Posner | Mar. 9, 2004Bartender Mueller pours out wisdom with drinks'
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A more realistic plot suggestion for Danielle Steel
By Taniquelle Thurner | Mar. 9, 2004Bookin' It'
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Breaking away on European adventure
By Peter Long | Mar. 9, 2004At 4 p.m. this Thursday, I will be on an airplane headed east, not south. While many of you will be chasing the worm, embarrassing your family on soft-core porn ' ¦'
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Legislature investigates Gundrum in e-mail scandal
By Maureen Backman and Sam Morgan | Mar. 9, 2004In what Wisconsin representatives call an unprecedented event in the state Legislature, Democrats recently discovered state Rep. Mark Gundrum, R-New Berlin, intercepted e-mails sent to Democrats from the Legislative Hotline ' ¦
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Doyle to discuss foreign trade with China this month
By Maureen Backman | Mar. 8, 2004Gov. Jim Doyle plans to lead the largest foreign trade delegation in the history of Wisconsin when he goes to China later this month, according to The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. ' ¦
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Assembly passes marriage amendment
By Liana Prescott | Mar. 8, 2004After hours of heated arguments during an all-night Democratic filibuster, the state Assembly voted 68-27 Friday morning to approve a constitutional amendment defining marriage as between one man and one ' ¦
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Institutional inequality not a thing of the past
By Kate McCormack | Mar. 8, 2004Patriarchy exists. Racism is alive and well. And it's been made crystal clear of late that homophobia is still a powerful force. It seems those critics who persist in attacking ' ¦
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UW unable to gain ground on Bulldogs
By Kate Hedlin | Mar. 8, 2004UW slips up before opening round of WCHA tourney
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Law School, Int'l Studies join forces
By Julia Bartz | Mar. 8, 2004UW-Madison Law School and Office of International Studies and Programs officials announced over the weekend the creation of a new Global Legal Studies Initiative, set to provide a partnership between ' ¦
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UW students tackle Madison residents' taxes
By Sam Cusick and Les Chappell | Mar. 8, 2004Madison residents are receiving a helping hand organizing their income taxes, thanks to the efforts of the Volunteer Income Tax Association, located at the Villager Center, 2300 S. Park St. ' ¦
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As good as it gets
By Arvind Gopalratnam | Mar. 8, 2004BLOOMINGTON, Ind.-During the final week of conference competition, No. 14 Wisconsin did all it could to make the race for the Big Ten title as interesting as possible. Behind a ' ¦
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Regents may change financial aid system
By Emily Winter | Mar. 8, 2004Following recent studies showing fewer low-income students have access to UW System schools, the UW System Board of Regents discussed budget plans Friday that may increase financial aid on a ' ¦
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Regents may change financial aid system
By Kelly Kallien and Emily Winter | Mar. 8, 2004Following recent studies showing fewer low-income students have access to UW System schools, the UW System Board of Regents discussed budget plans Friday that may increase financial aid on a ' ¦
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Ain't nothing like the first time
By William Temby and Kaitlyn Schnell | Mar. 8, 2004Think about your favorite movie. The movie that you've seen over and over. The movie that you're able to quote line by line, scene by scene. For some, it might ' ¦'
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'Hutch' '70s era fun
By Amos Posner | Mar. 8, 2004From \Scooby Doo"" to ""Charlie's Angels,"" the last few years have seen Hollywood produce a rash of ill-conceived and hideously campy adaptations of '70s television shows. The problem with these ' ¦'
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Badger bits
Mar. 8, 2004Wisconsin sophomore Tom Clum added to his list of accomplishments this weekend as he was crowned the 125-pound Big Ten Champion after defeating top-seeded Iowa senior Luke Eustice 5-3 in ' ¦
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Committee debates nightclub alcohol licenses
By Alex Balistreri | Mar. 8, 2004The Alcohol License Review Committee's Nightclub Subcommittee met Friday afternoon to discuss a proposal that would make it easier for downtown venues serving alcohol to allow those under the age ' ¦
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