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Kerry 'brings it on' in Super Tuesday races
By Clint Robus and Jason Soriano | Mar. 3, 2004John Edwards likely to drop out of race today
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Turning justice turns into a game politics
By Nishant Bagadia | Mar. 3, 2004Politics turns the Unborn Victims of Violence Act into a threat to choice
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Badgers keep title hopes alive
By Jon McNamara | Mar. 3, 2004In a picture-perfect atmosphere last night, No. 25 Michigan State (12-4 Big Ten, 17-10 overall) had an opportunity to clinch at least a share of the Big Ten title on ' ¦
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Union unlocks 'Secret Garden'
By Robyn Kaplan | Mar. 3, 2004When a loved one passes away, it is hard to accept it and move on with your life. However, with the love and support of your family, both are possible ' ¦'
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Radio starts the war of cleanliness
By Joe Uchill | Mar. 3, 2004The strangest thing: By the turn of the millennium the key word in entertainment was \edgy."" HBO's familial-and-in-all-other-ways-violent ""Sopranos"" stole viewers from the networks. Races to see who could outshock ' ¦'
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Mayor wants to push smoking ban back to 2006
By Bob Spoerl and Maureen Backman | Mar. 3, 2004Mayor Dave Cieslewicz announced Monday he wants to delay an ordinance banning smoking in all bars, restaurants and indoor places until 2006, saying it might be \premature"" and could potentially ' ¦
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Greek system embraces LGBT
By Eric Reinert | Mar. 3, 2004Arizona State recognizes first lesbian sorority
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Jewish eye for the missionary guy
By Amos Posner and Anna Gould | Mar. 3, 2004With the recent release of Mel Gibson's \The Passion of Christ,"" some Jews have been worried that it will inspire a new wave of anti-Semitism. Personally, it doesn't worry me. ' ¦'
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Icers seek final sweep
By Ben Hubner | Mar. 3, 2004The Wisconsin women's hockey team (16-5-1 Western Collegiate Hockey Association, 22-5-3 overall) ensured themselves at least a second-place finish in the WCHA after a series sweep of Ohio State last ' ¦
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Question the validity of women's studies
By Nitin Julka | Mar. 3, 2004Women are the victims of social oppression from our patriarchal society. They are forced into menial occupations and must work for substandard wages. In addition, women's health is ignored by ' ¦
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Slavery a modern reality
By Michael Shanley | Mar. 3, 2004Talk of slavery in this country will call to mind names like Frederick Douglass, Harriet Tubman and Abraham Lincoln. There is the idea that slavery was a terrible crime of ' ¦
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UW study discovers dangers of genetically modified crops
By Nick Grube | Mar. 3, 2004Genetically modified crops can spread artificially inserted genes to similar wild plants despite attempts at containing them, a study led by UW-Madison post-doctoral fellow Ralph Haygood discovered. \The only current ' ¦
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Nader unlikely to steal votes from Kerry, experts say
By Liana Prescott | Mar. 3, 2004Ralph Nader's recent announcement that he will run for president in 2004 generated attention from the media and disapproval from Democrats. However, according to political science experts and Nader supporters, ' ¦
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Mar. 2, 2004Harvard University will no longer require parents whose combined annual earnings are less than $40,000 to financially contribute to their children's higher education, Harvard President Lawrence Summers announced Sunday. Previously, ' ¦
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'A dangerous problem' plagues campus
By Peter Long | Mar. 2, 2004I'm going to try an experiment. I'm going to get into an argument with my girlfriend and punctuate our disagreement by physically assaulting her. Whether I slap her or punch ' ¦'
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How do student athletes get away with violence?
By Jessica Gartner | Mar. 2, 2004Not all athletes are violent. In fact, most aren't, but a select group of athletes, especially college players, seem to be on a mission to make it appear that playing ' ¦
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Senate committee debates marriage
By Michelle Diament | Mar. 2, 2004Impassioned testimony Monday marked a state Senate committee hearing to consider whether a proposed constitutional amendment defining marriage in Wisconsin as between \one man and one woman"" should be considered ' ¦
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UW studies the joy of babies
By Kathleen Bushman | Mar. 2, 2004Happy babies tend to make people smile, but a recent study by UW-Madison researchers showed that for new mothers, pictures of their babies not only make them happier, but also ' ¦
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'Illegal Drugs' recommended for all
By Taniquelle Thurner | Mar. 2, 2004A note to book publishers: When sending out books to prospective reviewers, pay attention to the title of the book and how it could possibly confuse the post office or ' ¦'
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