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Halloween crowds turn chaotic

By Molly Borgstrom | Nov. 3, 2003

Police Chief: 'We were 30 minutes away from being able to say \see, we did a good job.\

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News Briefs

Nov. 3, 2003

A Milwaukee police officer shot and killed an unarmed man Saturday after he failed to take his hand out of his jacket when approaching the officer, according to the Milwaukee ' ¦

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Badgers gain late-season momentum

By Adam Raeder | Nov. 3, 2003

The Wisconsin women's soccer team defeated UW-Green Bay 3-0 in its last regular season game Sunday. It was the last time for the seniors to take the field before the ' ¦

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A proposal that would have linked UW System executive pay raises with those of faculty, academic staff and unionized workers fizzled in committee Thursday, The Capital Times reported. The Assembly ' ¦

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Israeli journalist sounds off on Middle East conflict policy

By Jason Soriano | Oct. 31, 2003

Israeli journalist and Palestinian rights supporter Amira Hass spoke at Grainger Hall Thursday night to talk about Israel's \policy of closure"" against the Palestinians. Hass, who has lived in Palestinian ' ¦

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How to deal with ghosts and goblins

By Molly Reppen and Holly Noe | Oct. 31, 2003

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A plea for affirmative action

Oct. 31, 2003

A plea for affirmative action I experience life through different eyes, but more importantly, in different skin. I live each day a little bit differently solely because of the color ' ¦

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Israel sketched incorrectly

By Molly Reppen | Oct. 31, 2003

I do not contend with Sanna Ansari's point published on Oct. 21, that the United States should help the Palestinians (Palestinians need American support, too). As a moderator of the ' ¦

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Author analyzes 2000 presidential election, '04 implications

By Molly Reppen and Joe Patton | Oct. 31, 2003

Despite his speculation that the American public has long since forgotten the 2000 presidential election voting controversy, David Zarefsky, a Northwestern University professor and author, spoke on the legal implications ' ¦

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Advocacy group speaks out against campus speech codes

By Jason Stitt and JoEllen Amato | Oct. 31, 2003

Universities censor the speech of their students and faculty using discrimination and harassment policies, according to testimony by Greg Lukianoff, director of legal and public advocacy for the Foundation for ' ¦

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Go back to Madison, Jones

By Liz Puibello | Oct. 31, 2003

Well, well, Mike Jones. We meet again. It's pretty difficult to \keep up with the Jones"" when you choose to write on topics you know so little about or you ' ¦

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WSUMthing good on the dial

Oct. 31, 2003

\Quirky"" can be defined as individual peculiarity of character or an unexpected turn. Or, in this case, 91.7 WSUM, UW-Madison's student-run radio station since Feb. 22, 2002. ""I'd describe WSUM ' ¦'

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Student organizations critique UW diversity

By Emily Falencyzkowski-Scott | Oct. 31, 2003

In honor of National Take Affirmative Action Day, a panel of students met Thursday praising and criticizing affirmative action initiatives at UW-Madison. They invited representatives from UW-Madison student newspapers to ' ¦

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'Radio' broadcasts quality Harris and Gooding

By Ben Schultz | Oct. 31, 2003

\Radio,"" starring Ed Harris and Cuba Gooding Jr., comes as a quiet and down-to-earth film in a season of epics. With ""The Matrix: Revolutions"" and ""The Return of the King"" ' ¦'

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Second Shins album successful

Oct. 31, 2003

(Sub Pop) When bands create a successful first album, there is immense pressure in the creation of a sophomore album to again please their audiences and keep them captivated.?? Thankfully, ' ¦'

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Have a respectful Halloween

Oct. 31, 2003

Tradition is without a doubt one of the cornerstones of culture. Here, we share space with not only our multi-national brethren, but also with their values and customs. We also ' ¦

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Hieroglyphics' latest, 'Full Circle,' packed with energy

Oct. 31, 2003

(Hiero Imperium) Lately, new hip-hop releases seem to have lost their original spark by trying to be too cool. The albums just have no energy and leave you with an ' ¦'

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Blanchett excels as Irish 'Guerin'

By Ben Schultz | Oct. 30, 2003

In the mid '90s Ireland was wracked by out-of-control drug use and a wave of crime that came in its wake. Drug dealers swarmed neighborhoods, seeing little resistance from police. ' ¦'

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Lucky Boys could use a little more

Oct. 30, 2003

(Elektra) At first listen, seems like a debut album from a band that deserves to get one song on the latest teen movie soundtrack. Lucky Boys Confusion could easily be ' ¦'