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By Mario Puig | Nov. 14, 2003The state Legislature will hold an extraordinary session the first week of December to address the Job Creation Act of 2003 according to an announcement by state Legislative leaders Thursday. ' ¦
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Madison Opera offers pay-what-you-can-afford show
Nov. 14, 2003If expensive ticket prices have been keeping audiences from spectacular shows with incredible music and drama, then the chance is here for those with little cash. The Madison Opera will ' ¦'
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Wisconsin men's soccer advances
By Betsy Golomski and Maureen Backman | Nov. 14, 2003The fifth-seeded Wisconsin men's soccer team kicked off tournament action Thursday afternoon as they defeated fourth-seeded Ohio State. The 2-0 triumph over the Buckeyes marked the Badgers' first Big Ten ' ¦
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Hunting for the next great abode
By Christine Sowinski and Clay Thomas | Nov. 14, 2003With registration for next semester starting, dreams of changing residence may be prevalent, especially for those having roommate problems or landlord troubles. Whether looking for next semester or next school ' ¦'
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Veto of marriage bill survives
Nov. 14, 2003The state Assembly failed to override Gov. Jim Doyle's veto of AB 475 Wednesday night, marking the sixth time legislators have failed to override a veto this session. The bill ' ¦
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Organic organizers out; Whole Foods Market ditches union agreement
By Jason Stitt and Jon Spike | Nov. 14, 2003Whole Foods Market announced Wednesday because of a petition from its workers it will no longer recognize the union operating since September 2002 at its Madison store, 3313 University Ave. ' ¦
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Nobel Laureate Wieman Suggests New Teaching Techniques for Scientists
By Dinesh Ramde | Nov. 14, 2003Nobel laureate Dr. Carl Wieman believes that science professors should apply the same scientific techniques from their labs in their classrooms as well. Speaking to UW-Madison students and local and ' ¦'
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Big Ten race heading for the Roses
By Leif Griffin | Nov. 13, 2003The Rose Bowl gleams in the eye of a select few in the Big Ten with only two weeks left
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UW rising to the occasion
By Clint Robus | Nov. 13, 2003For the Wisconsin Badgers volleyball team, it seems every Big Ten match matters more than the previous in the bottleneck race toward the 2003 conference championship. Wisconsin (10-4 Big Ten, ' ¦
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Reps count strikes on Brewers, Miller Park funding
By Molly Winn | Nov. 13, 2003Two leading political figures requested Wednesday that the Milwaukee Brewers baseball club open its financial records to the Legislative Audit Bureau to investigate reasons for the 25 percent cut in ' ¦
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SSFC doubles own funds, cuts student court, amidst lawsuit
By Jill Swenby and Mary Chen | Nov. 13, 2003While awaiting the Student Judiciary's verdict in the case of the Legal Information Center versus Aaron Werner, chair of the Student Services Finance Committee, the committee cut the SJ budget ' ¦
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Community TV station suffers budget pinch
By Jason Stitt | Nov. 13, 2003Madison community television station WYOU would have lost all its public funding under an unsuccessful city budget amendment proposed Tuesday by Ald. Zachary Brandon, District 7, and supported by five ' ¦
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5 things to watch vs. Michigan State
By Ryan Blahnik | Nov. 13, 2003The Spartans and Badgers go one-on-one to try and salvage their seasons
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Time for UW consistency
By Josh Salm | Nov. 13, 2003Wisconsin wants to end three-game losing streak against Spartans
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UW-Milwaukee boycotts Tyson products
Nov. 13, 2003Cafeterias at UW-Milwaukee will no longer serve Tyson chicken products after student pressure spurred the university to switch food service providers, according to UW-Milwaukee junior Nathan Hall. Hall, a member ' ¦
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Wis. presidential primary gains national significance
By Michael Worringer | Nov. 13, 2003Wisconsin will play a key role in determining which Democratic presidential nominee will face George W. Bush in the 2004 presidential election, said representatives of four Democratic presidential candidates Wednesday ' ¦
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Offense cannot carry MSU alone
By By Jessica Phan and RA Barahona | Nov. 13, 2003Spartan defense must step up and relieve the pressure from Smoker and passing game
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Last chance for tourney bid
By Sam Pepper | Nov. 13, 2003After a mediocre season, the Wisconsin Badgers men's soccer team still has time make its mark on the Big Ten. Fifth-seeded Wisconsin will battle fourth-seeded Ohio State in the first ' ¦
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'Les Blancs' brings intensity
Nov. 13, 2003Lorraine Hansberry, author of the play \Les Blancs,"" would be very happy to see an attempt at tolerance, considering the effects of Sept. 11 and the war in Iraq. Hansberry ' ¦'
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