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Revisiting, restricting abortion
Oct. 23, 2003Ban on 'partial-birth abortions' endangers all reproductive rights
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Badgers exorcise the Demons
By Matt Carroll | Oct. 23, 2003UW eeks out 2-1 victory over Depaul
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'Partial-birth abortion' procedure draws scrutiny
By Amanda Becker | Oct. 23, 2003The U.S. Senate approved a ban Tuesday on a specific abortion procedure, making way for President Bush to sign it into law. The procedure, commonly referred to as \partial-birth abortion,"" ' ¦
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Doyle denies UW worker salary hikes
By Nate Spillman and Tom Walsh | Oct. 22, 2003Citing the state's $3.2 billion budget deficit, the Joint Committee on Employment Relations unanimously accepted Gov. Jim Doyle's proposal Tuesday to prevent wage increases for non-unionized UW System faculty and ' ¦
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WI senators wrong to oppose funds to Iraq
By Kyle Swanson | Oct. 22, 2003Our country is currently mired in a staggering deficit due to the fiscal irresponsibility of the Bush Administration. Spending cuts, or even spending limitations, have not been used to balance ' ¦
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News Briefs
By Daily Cardinal Staff | Oct. 22, 2003Congress approved legislation banning a controversial procedure for ending pregnancies, ensuring a legal showdown that could help define the scope-and limits-of abortion rights in America. Voting 64-34, the Senate joined ' ¦
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Badgers battle Blue Demons
By Erich Mueller and Carissa Szlosek | Oct. 22, 2003Looking to notch another victory after a slow start in Big Ten play, the Wisconsin men's soccer team (1-3-0 Big Ten, 8-7-0 overall) plays host to DePaul (3-2-0 Conference USA, ' ¦
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JFC: no guns in UW buildings
By Peter Cameron | Oct. 22, 2003The fight over concealed weapons is far from over, as Republicans and Democrats clashed Tuesday over the slowly progressing bill, eventually deciding to exempt buildings on campuses of public and ' ¦
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Wellwater goes down uneasily
Oct. 22, 2003(Megaforce) Perhaps if it was 1993 the mere mention of being a Pearl Jam side project might be enough to garner attention. Unfortunately for Wellwater Conspiracy, it happens to be ' ¦'
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Library mall to host Wisconsin's largest book sale today
By Matt Fox and Les Chappell | Oct. 22, 2003Wisconsin's largest used-book sale will begin today at 5 p.m. in 116 Memorial Library. Hosted by the Friends of the UW-Madison Libraries, the sale runs until Saturday and will offer ' ¦
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Berlin Project still underway
By Bridget Maniaci | Oct. 22, 2003(Orange Peal) Somewhere in the middle of the current state of rock 'n' roll post-punk you will find The Berlin Project. With heavy guitar riffs and crooning vocals characteristic of ' ¦'
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Rufus' 'One' worth settling for
By Adam Malecek and Leah Leonidas | Oct. 22, 2003(Dreamworks) \Oh Lord, what have I done to myself?"" Rufus Wainwright sings on his new album, .??The answer: After suffering a breakdown, he spent a month in rehab recovering from, ' ¦'
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Teammates confident with Schabert at QB
By Brad Rysz | Oct. 22, 2003In the Badgers' upcoming battle against Northwestern this Saturday, junior quarterback Matt Schabert will not only have to prove himself worthy of a starting nod to the fans and coaches, ' ¦
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City Council bans glass on State St. for Halloween
By Elizabeth Wachowski | Oct. 22, 2003In an effort to prevent the violent riots that marred last year's Halloween celebration, the Madison City Council unanimously passed an ordinance Tuesday night to make the State Street area ' ¦
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Test prep courses unfair
By Derek Brink | Oct. 22, 2003The sole purpose of standardized admissions tests for graduate school is to rank potential students according to the grading criteria of the exam, but these tests are arguably far from ' ¦
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Doyle denies UW worker salary hikes
By Nate Spillman | Oct. 22, 2003Citing the state's $3.2 billion budget deficit, the Joint Committee on Employment Relations unanimously accepted Gov. Jim Doyle's proposal Tuesday to prevent wage increases for non-unionized UW System faculty and ' ¦
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Investigation reveals identity of alleged regent harasser
By Emily Winter and Kerry Huth | Oct. 22, 2003While President of the Wisconsin Technical College System Richard Carpenter revealed Tuesday the identity of Gov. Jim Doyle's previously unnamed \friend,"" who investigators said sought to remove Nino Amato from ' ¦
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Doyle denies UW worker salary hikes
By Nate Spillman | Oct. 22, 2003Citing the state's $3.2 billion budget deficit, the Joint Committee on Employment Relations unanimously accepted Gov. Jim Doyle's proposal Tuesday to prevent wage increases for non-unionized UW System faculty and ' ¦
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