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The Great Wall of Br??ckler

By Sam Cusick and Erich Mueller | Feb. 5, 2004

Junior goalie stands strong between the pipes, ranks among UW's best

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Activists oppose women's club renovation and designer

By Dan Causier | Feb. 5, 2004

Madison area activists and historical preservationists met Wednesday night at Memorial Union to raise opposition to the proposed renovation of the 240 W. Gilman St. building, home to Avol's Bookstore ' ¦

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New FCC legislation allows nudity

By Joe Uchill | Feb. 5, 2004

Smut made common by deregulation'

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Harris amazes crowd

By Arvind Gopalratnam | Feb. 5, 2004

What a day for Wisconsin junior guard Devin Harris. Just hours after losing a fellow starter and close friend indefinitely to off-court issues, Harris simply amazed the sold-out Kohl Center ' ¦

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Badgers host MSU

By Molly Reppen and Adam Raeder | Feb. 5, 2004

UW has never lost to MSU in WCHA play

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Voters override special interests on gun debate

Feb. 5, 2004

Because of the dedicated efforts of most of the state Assembly Democrats, we will not face concealed weapons on our campus, in our malls or in our Capitol building. There ' ¦

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UW Basketball player arrested

By Amanda Becker | Feb. 5, 2004

UW-Madison sophomore Maurice \Boo"" Wade, guard for the UW men's basketball team, was arrested on tentative charges of substantial battery, a felony, Wednesday afternoon after allegedly choking a woman the ' ¦

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Acupuncture available for household pets

By Jennifer Kidd and JoEllen Amato | Feb. 5, 2004

Dogs, cats and other animal companions can now receive the millennia-old treatment of acupuncture through UW-Madison's School of Veterinary Medicine. Local veterinarian and animal acupuncture specialist Dawn Mogilevsky began providing ' ¦

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Library whisperers spark annoyance

By Dan Hinkel | Feb. 5, 2004

I was sitting in the quiet room on the first floor of Memorial Library skimming the history of World War Two, when a nearby couple's rapid, infuriated whispering broke my ' ¦'

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ESPN: lists be damned!

By Seth Bichler and Michael Jones | Feb. 5, 2004

As we were lazily searching the Internet for clips from the Super Boob, eh, I mean Bowl, Josh, Arvind and I stumbled across ESPN's list of every sports franchise from ' ¦

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UW System President to retire

By Emily Winter | Feb. 5, 2004

After 13 years of keeping the UW System afloat through financial difficulties and ultimately a budget crisis, UW System President Katharine Lyall announced her retirement Wednesday. Lyall's retirement, beginning in ' ¦

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Dean to continue focus on Wisconsin with Club Majestic campaign stop

By Peter Cameron and Stephanie Laumer | Feb. 4, 2004

Former Gov. Howard Dean is returning to Madison, where he will meet with supporters at Club Majestic, 115 King St., Wednesday night. After disappointing losses in Iowa and New Hampshire, ' ¦

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Gophers search for first Big Ten win in Madison

By Clint Robus | Feb. 4, 2004

When the No. 11 Wisconsin Badgers (5-1 Big Ten, 14-3 Overall) tip-off against the Minnesota Gophers (0-7, 8-11) Wednesday night at the Kohl Center, the Badgers will be in a ' ¦

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Rekindling a romance with television

By Amos Posner and Alex Pacheco | Feb. 4, 2004

It's the third week of the semester. That means it's time to find our routines and fall back into our groove. Your body should no longer cave in to the ' ¦'

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The beat goes on for Duke in ACC

By Evan Harris | Feb. 4, 2004

As the fourth month of the season begins, competition grows fiercer and rankings become more important than ever in the NCAA. But as soon as February turns into March, the ' ¦

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Teach for America alumni share experiences, recruit students

By Abby Becker and Sam-Omar Hall | Feb. 4, 2004

UW-Madison senior Amanda Tylicki will graduate this May and teach elementary school in California this fall. A nationwide organization, Teach for America, works to place exceptional college graduates, such as ' ¦

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Kerry wins five of seven states

By Alex Balistreri | Feb. 4, 2004

Clark claims Okla. victory, results under review

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Bush 9/11 probe for GOP gain

By Nathan Arnold | Feb. 4, 2004

Last week, the Bush Administration proved definitively that even the greatest American tragedy in recent memory can be spun and delayed for some political benefit. After many setbacks, the independent ' ¦

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Moby's Baby ugly, Incubus' CD infertile

Feb. 4, 2004

(Epic) On past albums, Incubus has perfected the art of teasing the audience with a building climax, only to snatch it away, engaging in an expectant limbo before finally rewarding ' ¦'

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Sports drop the ball in curbing societal woes

By Nitin Julka | Feb. 4, 2004

Sunday's Super Bowl was exciting. It went down to the wire with the New England Patriots beating the Carolina Panthers in the final seconds with a 41-yard field goal. \Game ' ¦