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Forget the fix-ups, drop tuition by $3,000
By Kyrie Caldwell and Nathan Kalmoe | Nov. 13, 2003Let me get this straight. We just had our tuition raised 18.6 percent, lost 200 courses, laid off or cut the wages of faculty and faced other major cuts across ' ¦
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Van Morrison stays in the 'Picture' with latest album
By Ben Schultz | Nov. 13, 2003(Blue Note Records) The old Celtic crooner has cranked out another one. Van Morrison, a mainstay of the old school of rock 'n' roll innovators, brings back his old tricks ' ¦'
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Badgers heading towards MSU stampede
By Michael Jones | Nov. 13, 2003The No. 7 Badger women's hockey team (7-3-0 overall, 3-3 WCHA) will hit the road to take on the tenth-ranked Minnesota State Mavericks (7-1, 4-0) this weekend in Mankato, Minn. ' ¦
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Late-night eats, chat with Art Paul
By Ryan Reszel and Dan Hinkel | Nov. 13, 2003At the end of my interview with Art Paul Schlosser, he said something probably unprecedented in interviewing history. \No matter what you decide to write, let's be friends,"" he said, ' ¦'
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A new model for America
By Eric Kleefeld | Nov. 13, 2003Anyone politically active in Wisconsin is disproportionately likely to list campaign finance reform as a big issue as compared with those in the rest of the country. This is perfectly ' ¦
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Keepin' the loyalty
By Whitney Newman and Michael Jones | Nov. 13, 2003Keepin' up with the Jones
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Area activists debate city-wide minimum wage
By Amanda Becker | Nov. 13, 2003Students, small business owners and city officials debated in Memorial Union Wednesday evening about a charter ordinance that would establish a $7.75 minimum wage over the present minimum wage of ' ¦
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Area theaters serve their niches
By John Price | Nov. 13, 2003\Bend it Like Beckham,"" ""Kill Bill"" and the ""Matrix"" movies- these movies have almost nothing in common, except one thing: They have earned a profit for their respective studios. It ' ¦'
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UW faces gov't red tape over bioterrorism
By Liz Puibello and Kyle Oliver | Nov. 13, 2003Though passed with good intentions, enforcing new anti-bioterrorism laws could potentially do more harm than good, said R. Timothy Mulcahy, UW-Madison's associate vice chancellor for research policy. In an editorial ' ¦
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How 'bout them apples?
By Jessica Daynor | Nov. 13, 2003Trees are dropping the last of their leaves. Department stores are flashing with Christmas lights. These are the signs that autumn is nearing its end, and the holidays are about ' ¦'
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No 1,000-yard rusher for Bucky?
By Betsy Golomski | Nov. 13, 2003With only two games left in the season, UW in fear of ending decade-long streak
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Loyal to the last glass
By Brian Lauvray | Nov. 13, 2003Loyalty is paramount. As history has pointed out time and again, the only thing treachery earns you is a seat in the annotated and historical collection of hell's misfits. Perhaps ' ¦'
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Govt. grants fund already rich schools
By Kyle Swanson | Nov. 12, 2003If our government made sense, federal aid to help poor college students would go to the schools with the most low-income students. Of course our government does not make sense. ' ¦
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Madison police shoot man near West Side
By Maureen Backman | Nov. 12, 2003A Madison Police officer shot a man at his home in the 2200 block of Tanager Trail Tuesday morning. Police said the man returned to his home at 9:30 a.m. ' ¦
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News Briefs
Nov. 12, 2003Mayor Dave Cieslewicz will address how citizens can shape the future of Madison today, introducing his Comprehensive Plan at the Madison Civic Center, 211 State St., with a 5:30 p.m. ' ¦
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UW-Madison alters policies on primate cruelty in research
By Nate Spillman | Nov. 12, 2003The University of Wisconsin Primate Research Center will be more precise in reporting pain and distress experiments this year as researchers adhere to more rigid clarifications regarding the definition of ' ¦
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