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Wisconsin adds 'W'
By Danielle Szulczewski and Matt Masterson and Adee Feiner | Dec. 1, 2003UW knocks off Rutgers to improve to 3-0
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Solution to UW fan behavior overlooked
By Greg Porter | Dec. 1, 2003A lot of talk has gone on recently regarding the problems of Camp Randall fans on football Saturdays this last season. The fans are too rowdy and abusive to visiting ' ¦
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DAs reveal evidence against homicide suspect
By Maureen Backman and Nikki Stout | Dec. 1, 2003Prosecutors produced evidence for former UW-Madison student and alleged killer Meng-Ju Wu's preliminary hearings Tuesday, according to The Capital Times. Wu is charged with the shootings of Jason McGuigan, 28, ' ¦
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'April' just a holiday turkey
Dec. 1, 2003Along with fruitcake and Grandma's egg nog, \Pieces of April,"" starring Katie Holmes, is one of the things to avoid this holiday season. Holmes portrays April, a misunderstood black-sheep figure ' ¦'
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Stress-busters ease finals week tension
By Andrew Haffner and Louie Holwerk | Dec. 1, 2003Hangin' with the Dark Lord'
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Fair trade shuts out bargains
By Nic Lehmann-Ziebarth | Dec. 1, 2003Why do we have to go through this over and over again? Every time America seems to be losing jobs abroad, the same arguments keep coming up about free trade-like ' ¦
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Badger Bits
By Josh Salm | Dec. 1, 2003Men's Hockey Wisconsin (3-2-3 WCHA, 8-3-3 overall) continued to lengthen its nation-best unbeaten streak this weekend by defeating No. 5 Michigan (9-4-0) and No. 13 Michigan State (8-7-1) to get ' ¦
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Dane County Board approves February casino referendum
By Molly Borgstrom | Nov. 25, 2003The Dane County Board Monday night approved a county-wide referendum seeking input on expanding the Ho-Chunk bingo hall in Madison to a full-fledged casino. The issue will be put to ' ¦
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Iglesias goes for straightforward pop on '7'
Nov. 25, 2003Rosebuds put 40 years of pop into 40 minutes'
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News briefs
Nov. 25, 2003After an initial rejection and two appeals through the Student Judiciary, the Legal Information Center was able to apply for funding through the Student Services Finance Committee Monday night. The ' ¦
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Lending a hand to abridge human rights
By Nathan Kalmoe and Haleigh Amant and Ryan Bullen | Nov. 25, 2003The Bush administration's two-year-old \War on Terror"" has come under significant criticism from Amnesty International, foreign governments and other human rights watchdog groups for its secrecy surrounding alleged human rights ' ¦
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State legislators may face military duty
By Maureen Backman | Nov. 25, 2003With the Pentagon expected to mobilize 80,000 troops over the next few months, concern has risen over at least four Republican state legislators who may be called to active duty, ' ¦
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Tenaglia's 'Anti-Hero' will not have many worshippers
By Daily Cardinal Staff | Nov. 25, 2003Self-titled anarchist rambles on far too long'
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Madison area celebrities give thanks during their unorthodox holiday activities
By Anne Flavin | Nov. 25, 2003As fall winds down and finals season is just around the corner, many UW-Madison students are eagerly awaiting Thanksgiving break. For many, Thanksgiving is a time to enjoy the company ' ¦
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UW 'breaks' from norms
By Katrina Peterson | Nov. 25, 2003UW vacation periods differ from Big Ten
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Wildlife Refuge System turns 100 years old
By Jessica Jing | Nov. 25, 2003Speeding down Highway 21, just four miles west of Necedah, one comes face to face with the Great Central Wisconsin Swamp, the largest wetland bog in the state. The lowland ' ¦
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For Tyson workers, no end in strike
By By Adam Paris and Molly Borgstrom | Nov. 25, 2003JEFFERSON, WI, Nov. 20-A lonely handful of striking workers clustered outside the entrance to the Tyson pepperoni plant at 5:30 a.m., some bundled up in winter coats and stocking caps ' ¦'
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'Ghosts' above paranormal read
By Taniquelle Thurner | Nov. 25, 2003An expert tells readers how to find ghosts'
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A compromise for affordability
By Jessica Gartner | Nov. 25, 2003If it arrives on schedule, Mayor Dave Cieslewicz's inclusionary zoning proposal will be brought before the Common Council for a vote on Dec. 2. Affordable housing was one of his ' ¦
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