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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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Tuition proposal loses federal aid provision
By Jennifer Kidd | Mar. 5, 2004A controversial proposal to cut federal financial aid money from colleges that repeatedly raise tuition, such as UW-Madison, will not be part of a proposed bill, Rep. Howard McKeon, R-Calif., ' ¦
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Amendment debate heats up in Assembly
By Maureen Backman | Mar. 5, 2004A proposed amendment to Wisconsin's constitution defining marriage as between \one man and one woman"" hit the floor of the state Assembly Thursday, drawing heated partisan debate as the last ' ¦
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Mar. 5, 2004Duke University decided not to renew a contract with Lands' End this week over concerns about an El Salvadoran factory, according to The Capital Times. Jim Wilkerson, Duke's director of ' ¦
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Hoosiers end UW's season in Big Ten tourney
By Josh Salm and Liz Puibello | Mar. 5, 2004Wisconsin (4-13 Big Ten, 10-17 overall) capped off a disappointing season with a 57-39 loss to the Indiana Hoosiers (5-12, 12-16) on the first day of the Big Ten tournament ' ¦
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Letters to the Editor
By Molly Reppen | Mar. 5, 2004I am writing this in response to Alexandra Gekas' article on March 1, 2004, \Wall not the answer to Middle East conflict."" The first sentence in the fourth paragraph states, ' ¦
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Looking to do their part
By Joe Hasler | Mar. 5, 2004The Badgers aim for season sweep over Indiana
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Ashcroft's underlings finger underthings
By Holly Noe | Mar. 5, 2004While many of us will spend spring break sleeping, watching bad movies and enjoying markedly unhealthy food and drink, some will be lucky enough to vacation in foreign lands. Unfortunately, ' ¦'
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Strong offense meets tough defense
By Eric Schmoldt | Mar. 5, 2004The final weekend of the Western Collegiate Hockey Association season is here, and with it comes the possibility of each and every team finding itself at a different place in ' ¦
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City's aesthetic identity focus of 'Madison Project' symposium
By By Rachel Schulze and Lisa Muccigrosso | Mar. 5, 2004The visual arts are important in Madison, not only in the academic sphere, but in our galleries and theaters as well. With the Overture Center under construction and the recent ' ¦'
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'Valley' creates giant sounds
By Joel Davenport | Mar. 5, 2004Shalabl Effect's Anthony Seck points it out in the Valley of Giants press kit. \Sophie Trudeau (of Godspeed You! Black Emperor) and I talked about recording for years. Brendan Canning ' ¦'
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Ticket distribution system may change
By Emily Winter | Mar. 5, 2004Seniority could determine student basketball tickets
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Berklee turns tables on music education
By Ivy Okoniewski and By Rachel Schulze | Mar. 5, 2004Mass. music college offers its mixmasters degree'
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UW, Harvard to produce new stem cell lines
By Jason Stitt | Mar. 5, 2004UW-Madison's WiCell Institute and Harvard University both announced this week they plan to make new human embryonic stem cell lines available to researchers, even though United States policies prohibit federal ' ¦
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State senator kills campaign finance reform bill
By Patrice Kohl | Mar. 5, 2004A campaign finance reform bill died at the hands of its key author Thursday, as state Sen. Michael Ellis, R-Neenah, pulled the bill from the Senate agenda after it failed ' ¦
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Turning justice turns into a political game
By Nishant Bagadia | Mar. 4, 2004Politics turns the Unborn Victims of Violence Act into a threat to choice
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UW suspends Smith from team practices
By Josh Salm | Mar. 4, 2004The University of Wisconsin Student-Athlete Discipline Policy Appeals Committee modified UW-Madison sophomore Dwayne Smith's suspension Wednesday. Smith, a running back for the UW football team, will miss the team's first ' ¦
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Students may control seg fees
By Alex Balistreri and JoEllen Amato | Mar. 4, 2004The Associated Students of Madison announced Wednesday that changes to the group's constitution could alter the way students control millions of dollars in segregated fees. Four changes are up for ' ¦
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Students discuss Middle East conflicts
By Jason Stitt | Mar. 4, 2004Palestinian and Israeli students Wednesday night shared their views on the territorial conflicts in the Middle East with all who would listen at an event titled \Palestine 101."" ""In the ' ¦
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During bloody coups, a sense of history helps
By Sam Berns | Mar. 4, 2004The United States has set June 30 as the date to transfer sovereignty in Iraq to the Iraqi people. That means over the next four months the United States must ' ¦
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