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Worth the wait
By Cary Dohman | Oct. 22, 2003It has been 210 days since my heart was broken in half. And 210 days since I sat in the upper deck of the Metrodome, voice gone and head pounding, ' ¦
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Foreign Web sites offer students cheaper textbooks
By Joe Uchill | Oct. 22, 2003With the posting of the timetable Tuesday, UW-Madison freshman Simon Davenport will soon begin planning for next semester. A new semester means new classes and Davenport is not looking forward ' ¦
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BCS ain't no BS
By Andy Van Sistine and Arvind Gopalratnam | Oct. 21, 2003With the first Bowl Championship Series standings coming out Monday, it provides me the perfect opportunity to again advocate one of the best things ever to happen to the game ' ¦
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Oct. 21, 2003Due to a technical error at UW-Madison's Division of Information Technology, 1,800 online ballots from the 2003 Associated Students of Madison fall election were lost, resulting in incomplete election results. ' ¦
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Schabert ready for new role
By Cary Dohman | Oct. 21, 2003Two days after a disheartening 26-23 loss to then-No. 15 Purdue, Head Coach Barry Alvarez announced senior quarterback Jim Sorgi will not play in this weekend's game against Northwestern, with ' ¦
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Upcoming events at the festival
By By Ledell Zellers and Julia Bartz | Oct. 21, 2003The Wisconsin Book Festival kicks off Wednesday, Oct. 22, and will run through Sunday, Oct. 26, hosting a wide range of events for every reader. Among these events will be ' ¦'
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Making sure you get home OK
By Jessica Gartner | Oct. 21, 2003The Student Financial Services Committee decided Monday to table till next week the re-examination of the previously approved budget for Safe Arrival for Everyone, which includes SAFEwalk, SAFEcab and SAFEbus. ' ¦
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Novels in a November NaNosecond
By Jennifer Kidd and Kellen O\'Brien | Oct. 21, 2003National Novel Writing Month set to kick off'
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Ag Hall to have ice cream at 100th birthday
Oct. 21, 2003The UW-Madison building Agriculture Hall is celebrating its 100th birthday this year with an ice-cream-creation contest. Highlighted in the National Register of Historical Places in 1978, Ag Hall has been ' ¦
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Committee suggests makeover for Lisa Link Peace Park
By Maureen Backman | Oct. 21, 2003The Lisa Link Peace Park Advisory Committee approved a report Monday calling for the rejuvenation of Lisa Link Peace Park on State Street. The committee's report contains data from two ' ¦
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Lights, camera, let the good times roll
By Peter Long | Oct. 21, 2003The Long and Short of it'
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Palestinians need American support too
By Sanaa Ansari and Mark Kauzlarich | Oct. 21, 2003The Bush administration said that Israeli house demolitions in a refugee camp in Gaza were self-defense against terrorism, Oct. 14. The next day, President Bush condemned the bombing of a ' ¦
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Novels in a November NaNosecond
By Jennifer Kidd | Oct. 21, 2003National Novel Writing Month set to kick off'
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Wiley speaks in support of new cogeneration power plant
By Jill Swenby | Oct. 21, 2003UW-Madison Chancellor John Wiley held an energy policy forum Monday to assert the necessity of the new power plant funded by the university and Madison Gas & Electric.
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College Republicans call for DA inquiry
By Rob Hunger | Oct. 21, 2003The Madison Fair Wage Campaign, a highly debated topic that aims to increase the minimum wage from $5.15 to $7.75, has made waves among UW-Madison students once again. Each year, ' ¦
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Eagle Hts. suspects displayed swastikas
By Molly Borgstrom | Oct. 21, 2003An attempted burglary in Eagle Heights Sunday involved a group of men wearing swastikas, but police are still investigating whether the incident was a hate crime. According to a source ' ¦
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Orton torches Wisconsin defense
By Josh Salm | Oct. 20, 2003Though the scoreboard showed a 26-23 loss to Purdue, the final statistics did not show that same close game. Wisconsin was abused by Purdue's passing game. Junior quarterback Kyle Orton ' ¦
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'Jury' rests on big names
Oct. 20, 2003It has been a few years since the '90s flurry of John Grisham adaptations ended quietly with the less-than-stellar likes of \The Chamber"" and ""The Rainmaker."" Now, after six years ' ¦'
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'Jury' rests on big names
By Tony Schultz | Oct. 20, 2003It has been a few years since the '90s flurry of John Grisham adaptations ended quietly with the less-than-stellar likes of \The Chamber"" and ""The Rainmaker."" Now, after six years ' ¦'
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Let's wipe away the competition, Coach
By Louie Holwerk | Oct. 20, 2003Hangin' with the Dark Lord'
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