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TAs rally against health, salary plans
By Katrina Peterson | Nov. 11, 2003Non-economic proposals also cause conflict
Economy reappears with minimal jobs
By Nic Lehmann-Ziebarth | Nov. 11, 2003If you missed it, the economy has returned. Not only did we have 6 percent gross domestic product growth last quarter, wages finally began to rise after trailing productivity for ' ¦
Steve Martin delivers laughs and lessons
By Paul Zazinski | Nov. 11, 2003Do you feel like you're the only one who doesn't have a boyfriend/girlfriend? Actor and writer Steve Martin makes readers laugh at his take on the problem in his second ' ¦'
UW-Madison sex study reveals male worms necessary to create genetic variety
By Jen McCoy | Nov. 10, 2003A new study by UW-Madison and University of Alberta scientists published Friday in the highly respected journal \Science"" proves male worms thrive in harsher conditions in comparison to worms of ' ¦
Badger Bits
By Joe Hasler | Nov. 10, 2003Volleyball The University of Wisconsin volleyball team (10-4 Big Ten, 18-7 overall) split of set of weekend matches versus Michigan and Michigan State. Everything started off well Friday night, as ' ¦
Gangsta rap: The birth of a notion
By Amos Posner | Nov. 10, 2003Last Thursday's article \Gangsta Rap: a musical menace to society"" cited inconclusive research and drew shaky conclusions about the dangers of rap. But it provided a great example of how ' ¦
Two Quality Holiday Movies
By Amos Posner | Nov. 10, 2003\Love Actually"" outs Hugh Grant and Billy Bob Thorton as the last two people amused by the joy buzzer.'
Badger Bits
By Joe Hasler | Nov. 10, 2003Volleyball The University of Wisconsin volleyball team (10-4 Big Ten, 18-7 overall) split of set of weekend matches versus Michigan and Michigan State. Everything started off well Friday night, as ' ¦
Penn State purchases rights to Napster
By Neha Sheth | Nov. 10, 2003School allows students free downloading
Regents approve credit transfers
Nov. 10, 2003The UW System Board of Regents collectively approved a system aimed at easing student credit transfers between UW System and Wisconsin Technical College System schools Friday. Under the new system, ' ¦
News Briefs
Nov. 10, 2003Gov. Jim Doyle vetoed a bill Friday defining marriage as between one man and one woman, saying the Wisconsin Supreme Court already prohibits same-sex marriage, according to The Capital Times. ' ¦
'Bride' not as I wished
By William Temby | Nov. 10, 2003While I visited my girlfriend in Iowa this weekend, we happened along an advertisement for a screening of \The Princess Bride."" After consoling her (we'd missed the screening by a ' ¦'
Tobacco tax reflects forgotten tribal heritage
By Alexandra Gekas | Nov. 10, 2003On July 24 the Rhode Island police raided a small smoke shop owned by the Narragansett tribe for selling tax-free cigarettes. After eight people were injured and eight tribesmen were ' ¦
Economy reappears with minimal jobs
By Nic Lehmann-Ziebarth | Nov. 10, 2003If you missed it, the economy has returned. Not only did we have 6 percent gross domestic product growth last quarter, wages finally began to rise after trailing productivity for ' ¦
UW loses game, axe in final seconds
By Michael Jones and Rachel Fettig | Nov. 10, 2003As the Badgers returned across the Minnesota-Wisconsin border after Saturday's game, they did so without one of their most prized possessions, Paul Bunyan's Axe. They lost the storied weapon, along ' ¦
Celebs air concerns at media conference
By Dan Sullivan and Joe Uchill | Nov. 10, 2003As the National Conference on Media Reform wore down, the mood among the activists and scholars had begun to run high. For the first time, there was a large gathering ' ¦
One giant leap backwards
By Jessica Gartner and Kristen Andersen | Nov. 10, 2003State's Marriage Redefinition Act slaps homosexuals in the face



