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Wiley: Students will not directly pay for bus passes
By Sam Karp and Jill Swenby | Apr. 21, 2004Negotiations continue with Madison Metro
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Day of Silence ineffective
By Nathan Arnold and By Rachel Schulze | Apr. 21, 2004Today is a nationally recognized Day of Silence, part of a larger month-long event seeking to raise awareness about gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender individuals. Especially now, at a time ' ¦
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Darrow campaigns with College Republicans
By Luke Behnke | Apr. 21, 2004Republican U.S. Senate candidate Russ Darrow spoke at the College Republicans meeting Tuesday night in an effort to boost support for the upcoming Republican primary September 14. \It's exciting to ' ¦
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Broken vaginas and conspiracy theories
By Amos Posner | Apr. 21, 2004If you stand very close to me, you might notice a small scar in front of my right ear. The scar is from surgery I underwent when I was seven. ' ¦
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Broken vaginas and conspiracy theories
By Amos Posner | Apr. 21, 2004If you stand very close to me, you might notice a small scar in front of my right ear. The scar is from surgery I underwent when I was seven. ' ¦
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Integrity of Journalism Depends on Change
By Nitin Julka | Apr. 21, 2004Earlier this year, the Project for Excellence in Journalism introduced its first annual report on the state of journalism, titled \The State Of The News Media 2004."" This project was ' ¦
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Party in the Park headliner Califone answers the call of the Madison crowd
Apr. 21, 2004The Daily Cardinal: Your band name also has the name of a company specializing in not quite the finest-quality audio products. Have they ever contacted you about changing your name ' ¦'
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County will cut phosphorus out of lawn fertilizers, citing runoff
By Will McClain and Jason Stitt | Apr. 21, 2004Dane County Executive Kathleen Falk signed a partial ban on the use of phosophorous in lawn fertilizer Tuesday, saying it will help preserve both \blue lakes and green lawns."" Signed ' ¦
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Tegenkamp named Big Ten indoor track player of week
Apr. 21, 2004Wisconsin junior Matt Tegenkamp was named Big Ten co-player of the week Monday. Tegenkamp split the honor with Indiana sophomore Sean Jefferson. Tegenkamp earned the award after breaking a UW ' ¦
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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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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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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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City prepares for Mifflin Block Party
By Rob Hunger | Apr. 20, 2004Inspectors find some balconies in need of repairs
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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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'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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With strong majority, TAs vote to strike
By Keith Zukas | Apr. 20, 2004TAA, state have one week to reach compromise
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