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Municipalities battle state for broadband Internet services
By Alex Balistreri | Jan. 27, 2004Senate bills will be introduced next week
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Union chief urges Tyson strikers to accept contract
By Rob Hunger | Jan. 27, 2004After rejecting a recent proposal, striking Tyson Foods workers are poised to vote on the latest offer from their employer this Thursday. If the workers, members of the United Food ' ¦
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Death of Hansen changes Stereolab
By JJ Rambert | Jan. 27, 2004(Elektra) For most bands, the loss of a member-especially a lead singer-usually has dire consequences. For Great Britain's Stereolab, however, usually does not necessarily apply. After Mary Hansen, lead singer ' ¦'
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Young, confident Badgers ready
By Ryan Blahnik | Jan. 27, 2004After climbing the rankings during a strong nonconference season, the No. 13 Wisconsin wrestling team prepares for a challenging weekend. The Badgers travel to face No. 12 Minnesota Friday and ' ¦
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Wal-Mart: low prices come with a cost
By Joe Uchill | Jan. 27, 2004On Friday, readers of this paper were treated to \Standing Up for Wal-Mart."" Nic Lehmann-Ziebarth's editorial had the unambiguous goal of standing up for Wal-Mart in the face of that ' ¦
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Two women sexually assaulted Sunday
By Maureen Backman | Jan. 26, 2004Two sexual assaults occurred early Sunday morning, both along University Avenue, according to statement by the Madison Police. At 4:15 a.m., two males abducted a victim near the area of ' ¦
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Staff Opinion
By Kyle Dropp | Jan. 26, 2004On Friday, Lamarr Billups, special assistant to the Chancellor, announced UW-Madison would require wage disclosure from all 450 of its licensees. Billups said that the UW would develop an individual ' ¦
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Anti-fiber conspiracy permeates society
By Louie Holwerk | Jan. 26, 2004Hangin' with the Dark Lord'
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Hypnotist entrances students
By Katrina Peterson | Jan. 26, 2004While many UW-Madison students think they could not be convinced that they are Michael Jackson or that they are in a kissing contest with the Olsen twins or Oprah Winfrey, ' ¦
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Wiley agrees to wage disclosure requirement
By Molly Reppen and Emily Winter | Jan. 26, 2004At the request of UW-Madison students, faculty and staff, Chancellor John Wiley agreed to seek worker wage disclosure from all 450 UW-Madison licensees, special assistant to the Chancellor Lamarr Billups ' ¦
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Anti-fiber conspiracy permeates society
By Louie Holwerk | Jan. 26, 2004Hangin' with the Dark Lord'
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High-low game drops Wildcats
By Joe Hasler | Jan. 26, 2004Though Sunday's women's basketball game between Wisconsin (2-5 Big Ten, 8-9 overall) and Northwestern (0-8, 7-11) pitted the ninth and 11th placed teams in the Big Ten, one would not ' ¦
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Badgers split weekend series
By Jesse Vazquez | Jan. 26, 2004UW now tied with St. Cloud for third in WCHA
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Kutcher endures metamorphosis
By Rachel Remley | Jan. 26, 2004The ability to conjure up memories from the past and change what went wrong seems like a gift that anyone would love to have. After all, no one is ever ' ¦'
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Immigrants deserve general amnesty
By Kate McCormack | Jan. 26, 2004Presently, there exists a rare and widespread agreement about key questions regarding immigration. Essentially a majority from across the spectrum agree that current U.S. immigration policy is deeply flawed. However, ' ¦
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Superman movie production: up, up and delay
By William Temby | Jan. 26, 2004In the depths of January, there's little for a film columnist like myself to do other than wait. I suppose I could weigh in on the head-to-head box-office melee between ' ¦'
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UW Professor isolates plant flower genes
By Dinesh Ramde | Jan. 26, 2004You might expect that plants that grow in cold climates such as Wisconsin have to protect themselves from the freezing winter temperatures to survive. But recent research at UW-Madison indicates ' ¦
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Letters to the Editor
By Jessica Gartner | Jan. 23, 2004This letter is in reference to a piece entitled \Bush's focus lost in space,"" which ran on Jan. 21, 2004. You have plenty of criticism about the plan, but nothing ' ¦
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UW groups promote student voting
By Emily Falencyzkowski-Scott | Jan. 23, 2004The Vote 2004 Coalition kicked off its annual campaign to register new voters at UW-Madison Thursday. Erica Gerry, of the New Voters Project, said increasing the youth vote is integral ' ¦
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Standing up for Wal-Mart
By Nic Lehmann-Ziebarth | Jan. 23, 2004Wal-Mart has really become the company to hate while everyone continues to shop there. The New York Times recently ran an article about whether Wal-Mart, overall, is good or bad ' ¦
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