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Frosh big man to sit out 2003-04

Wisconsin freshman forward/center Brian Butch announced Monday that he will use his redshirt for the 2003-'04 men's basketball season. A 6'11\, 215-lb. high school McDonald's All-American from Appleton, Wis., Butch ' ¦


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Mayor OKs Madison casino referendum

Madison Mayor Dave Cieslewicz and Dane County Executive Kathleen Falk agreed with the Ho-Chunk Nation Monday to allow DeJope Bingo Hall, 4002 Evans Rd., to expand to a complete casino ' ¦


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Jury convicts D.C. sniper suspect

A state jury found John A. Muhammad guilty Tuesday of capital murder, conspiracy and firearms charges in connection with the sniper shootings that killed 10 people in the Washington, D.C. ' ¦


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A plea to the president

Nov. 18, 2003 The White House 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW Washington, DC 20500 Dear Mr. President, Last spring you asked Iraq to \bring it on,"" and we went to war. ' ¦


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Badgers finish preseason 2-0

It was exactly what Wisconsin Head Coach Bo Ryan had in mind: A tough, physical exhibition victory to prepare the two-time defending Big Ten champions for their season opener Friday ' ¦


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One last hurrah

He came to the University of Wisconsin five years ago in the shadows of former Badger star and high school teammate Chris Chambers. He will be leaving as arguably the ' ¦


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Former homeless share experiences

Patrice Latif came to Madison with high hopes, told it was a great place for women and children. Within two weeks she was homeless. She said she found difficulty getting ' ¦


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News Briefs

Two of the soldiers killed Saturday in the deadliest single attack on U.S. forces in Iraq were from Wisconsin, the Associated Press reported Sunday. Sgt. Warren S. Hansen, of Clintonville, ' ¦


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U.N. has right idea

There has been much conflict between the United Nations and the Bush administration. With United Nations Week just behind us, it is a good time to review the current relationship ' ¦


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