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Jack Black strikes right chords in 'School of Rock'

Temby or not Temby'

Volleyball rallies back to take down conference foes

The No. 23 Wisconsin Badgers' (10-3 overall, 2-0 Big Ten) volleyball team escaped early deficits in both matches this weekend to come up with wins against the Northwestern Wildcats (9-5 ' ¦

Badgers dominate Big Ten opener

Riding on the legs of sophomore running back Dwayne Smith and senior quarterback Jim Sorgi, the Badgers (1-0 Big Ten, 4-1 overall) came out of Illinois (0-1, 1-4 overall) with ' ¦

Man assaults student in home

A UW-Madison senior was sexually assaulted in her campus-area apartment Friday. The crime occurred Friday morning at about 4:53 a.m. The 22-year-old victim said she woke in her bed in ' ¦

Blaster worm suspect arrested

Another suspect was arrested over the weekend in connection with the \Blaster"" computer worm. Prosecutors refused to release any information about the juvenile, who was arrested for intentionally causing damage ' ¦

Police cite piccolo musician again

Library Mall piccolo player Thomas Ryan, who was issued a ticket in May for making \unreasonable noise,"" has been issued a second ticket for a noise violation Sept. 25, in ' ¦

Fire in fraternity reveals secret room

A damaging fire broke out Friday at approximately 6 a.m. in a secret room of the UW-Madison fraternity Sigma Phi, 106 N. Prospect. When the Madison fire department responded to ' ¦

Saves the Day raises bar for emo

(Dreamworks) Saves the Day has been making great music since their inception in the late '90s. Characterized by personal lyrics and competent musicianship, Saves the Day has set the bar ' ¦'

Badger Bits

Men's Cross Country On Nov. 25 last year, the University of Wisconsin's men's cross country team showed it was a force to be reckoned with.??This year, it is looking like ' ¦

Bad timing on Crew House

The Crew House project is long overdue. However, it is very poor timing by the university to build a new Crew House at the start of the school year because ' ¦

News Briefs

Democratic presidential hopeful Howard Dean, who vocally opposes military involvement in Iraq, is scheduled to make his first campus campaign appearance Sunday, Oct. 4 on the lawn of the Kohl ' ¦

Committee gives stamp of approval to plan for upcoming State Street redesign

The State Street Oversight Advisory Committee unanimously approved the new look to an aged State Street Thursday. The new facelift includes landscaping, lighting, engineering and a new logo. \The logo ' ¦

Why stop living when you're dead?

Holly Golightly'

Professor advocates redefined idea of political participation

Keeping stride with the \fearless sifting and winnowing"" tradition, Rob Asen, a professor of communication arts at UW-Madison, spoke Thursday on redefining the idea of citizenship and democratic participation. ""Citizenship ' ¦

Carts compete to stay on mall

To operate their carts on Library Mall or Capitol Square next year, food vendors will have to impress a squadron of taste testers working with Madison's Vending Oversight Committee. Committee ' ¦

Nike contracts may require pay disclosure

SLAC demands accountability for UW clothes

Congressman to push for science education

Rep. Vernon Ehlers, R-Mich., the first research physicist to serve in Congress and one of only two scientists serving in the House of Representatives, will argue the merits of improving ' ¦

Badgers ready for Big Ten 'Fight'

The UW football team begins Big Ten play this Saturday against an Illinois team that has given the Badgers more than its share of problems over the past two seasons. ' ¦

'Iowa City' exhibit arrives at Wendy Cooper Gallery

\Iowa City,"" a new exhibit currently on display at Wendy Cooper Gallery, 824 E. Johnson St., showcases four emerging artists while infusing Madison's art scene with fresh, abstracted works of ' ¦'

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