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Library information still open to federal browsing under act
By Jason Stitt | Oct. 20, 2003Madison Public Library has started to delete more of its patron records so federal agents cannot secretly survey their reading habits, but technical issues prevent university libraries from doing the ' ¦
Screener ban unnecessary
Oct. 20, 2003Earlier this month, the Motion Picture Association of America collectively decided to end the practice of sending \screener"" videos and DVDs to Oscar voters in order to halt the spread ' ¦'
News Briefs
Oct. 20, 2003Three men tried to break into an apartment in Eagle Heights early Sunday morning, according to a UW Police report. Police arrested five men in connection with the incident. The ' ¦
Letter to the editor
Oct. 20, 2003I am disappointed in the way Howard Dean has been handling his run for president. His message is pessimistic, negative and a disgrace to the office of the presidency. Howard ' ¦
U.S. Rep seeks to lessen aid as tuition grows
By Chris Henjum | Oct. 20, 2003The U.S. government may penalize the UW System for tuition increases by eliminating financial aid programs, if a bill proposed by U.S. Rep. Howard McKeon, R-Calif., passes. The bill, originally ' ¦
Let's wipe away the competition, Coach
By Louie Holwerk | Oct. 20, 2003Hangin' with the Dark Lord'
Badger Bits
By Josh Salm | Oct. 20, 2003Men's Hockey In his second year as the Wisconsin Head Coach, Mike Eaves' Badgers continue to struggle. After beginning the season with a 1-1-0 record, the Badger men's hockey team ' ¦
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 ' ¦
'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 ' ¦'
'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 ' ¦'
Speaker links Coke to deaths
By Jason Stitt | Oct. 17, 2003Luis Adolfo Cardona, a former union worker at a Coca-Cola bottling plant in Carepa, Colombia, told an audience at the Pyle Center Thursday night that Coca-Cola Co. had helped sponsor ' ¦
News Briefs
Oct. 17, 2003(U-WIRE) STANFORD, Calif.-An article and editorial in Wednesday's Stanford Review that accused the campus chapter of Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de Aztlan of supporting racism has garnered negative response from Stanford's ' ¦
For richer, poorer, morally superior
By Kelly Kallien | Oct. 17, 2003Good news-you still have until tomorrow to slap that \Hooray For Oppressive Ideological Institutions!"" button onto your backpack in support of our fearless leader's decree branding this ""Marriage Protection Week."" ' ¦'
Basketball coaches to set codes of ethics
By Steven Wishau - The Daily Cardinal and Maureen Backman | Oct. 17, 2003Three hundred Division I men's basketball coaches, including UW-Madison Head Coach Bo Ryan, initiated a plan to improve college basketball's moral and ethical image Wednesday. The coaches, along with the ' ¦
Soul's 'Stories' exceeds expectations
By Nate Holton | Oct. 17, 2003(Rhymesayers/Fat Beats) With the recent solo success of both artists, along with a well-regarded six-track teaser EP out already, Blueprint and RJD2's newest release was quite anticipated. The pairing of ' ¦'
A plea for a humanitarian
By Matt Payne | Oct. 17, 2003University of Wisconsin students have always prided themselves for the activism and concern for people?s well-being around the world. Today, we, as members of Amnesty International, appeal to you to ' ¦




