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UW sues Sony, Toshiba
By Sam-Omar Hall | Nov. 5, 2003Wiley helped develop chip allegedly used in PlayStation 2
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Candidates respond to teen inquiries on TV
By Whitney Newman and Elizabeth Wachowski | Nov. 5, 2003A spirited Democratic presidential debate aimed at young people drew an enthusiastic crowd of students to the Rathskellar Tuesday night. About 50 people attended the informal debate, sponsored by the ' ¦
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Students use bathroom walls as forum
By Laura McCaul | Nov. 5, 2003Women find solace in restroom stalls'
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Primate center faces investigation for deaths
By Katy Hertel and Maeghan Killeen | Nov. 5, 2003A non-profit organization recently filed a complaint against the University of Wisconsin Primate Research Center, claiming the research performed there is painful and stressful to the primates and that primate ' ¦
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State St. business vent about rioters
By Peter Cameron and Aarushi Agni | Nov. 5, 2003Businesses suggest 6 a.m. bar time
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Al Franken: balanced discussion
By Ben Schultz | Nov. 5, 2003While most students may only recognize him as the self-help guru Stuart Smalley of \Saturday Night Live"" fame, Al Franken has cut a wide political swath with an ever-growing catalogue ' ¦'
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A family tradition
By Kate Hedlin | Nov. 5, 2003Settled in the rain-soaked fields behind the Nielsen Tennis Complex, a flock of sea gulls provide the only audience for the women's soccer team, whose practice comes to an end ' ¦
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Students begin Arab student organization
By Alec Walker | Nov. 5, 2003Until a few weeks ago, UW-Madison did not have a student organization specifically for Arab and Arab-American students. To remedy this, UW-Madison senior Manal Hamid recently started the Arab Student ' ¦
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Korean balancing act
By Kyle Swanson | Nov. 5, 2003The North Korean government just never gives up. In October it announced its intention to test nuclear weapons. I hope this remark was just another bluff to gain leverage with ' ¦
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UW eyes up the Axe
By Kelly Kallien and Josh Salm | Nov. 5, 2003Saturday will mark the 113th game between the Wisconsin Badgers and the Minnesota Golden Gophers. With the exception of a one-year hiatus in 1906 when President Theodore Roosevelt cancelled collegiate ' ¦
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Nov. 5, 2003The Dane County Circuit Court Commissioner set bail at $30 million cash Tuesday for the former University of Wisconsin student accused of shooting three people, according to The Associated Press. ' ¦
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Ribbon sculpture may help expand art atmosphere to Madison-Monona border
By Patrice Kohl | Nov. 5, 2003The Madison CitiARTS commission plans expanding art to Madison's borders to let people know when they have entered the city, according to CitiARTS Administrator Rebecca Kasemeyer. CitiARTS will begin this ' ¦
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Wis. has key role in 2004
By Nathan Kalmoe | Nov. 5, 2003Sunday, a poll conducted by ABC News and the Washington Post found that President Bush is in a statistical dead heat (48-47) with his Democratic rivals for the 2004 presidential ' ¦
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'In the Cut' separates Ryan from normal romance fare
By Brittany Jones | Nov. 5, 2003Director Jane Campion presents gritty sexuality in an artfully contradicting way in her latest film, \In the Cut."" The movie follows Frannie Avery (Meg Ryan), an English teacher who is ' ¦'
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Eagle Hts. incident called hate crime
By Adam Bissen | Nov. 4, 2003The victim of last month's hate crime in Eagle Heights believed he was being retaliated against for taking early leave of a barbecue attended by white supremacists from across the ' ¦
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News briefs
Nov. 4, 2003State Rep. Jeff Stone, R-Greendale, said Monday the UW System Board of Regents should establish ethical rules prohibiting system employees from receiving compensation from businesses that work for the system. ' ¦
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Everyday things can teach lessons
By Crystal Crowns and Angelique Pope | Nov. 4, 2003Droit takes readers on journey to see life differently'
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Congress OKs plan to increase student aid from fed. agencies
By Caitlin Cieslik-Miskimen | Nov. 4, 2003With average student loans at UW-Madison soaring to amounts over $17,000 and student debt increasing across the country, the U.S. House of Representatives signed a bill Oct. 28 to attract ' ¦
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