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Drunken running and a Madison rebirth

By Amos Posner and By Cheyenne Langkamp | Oct. 29, 2003

Almost Amos'

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Britney countdown starts now

Oct. 29, 2003

Shaken, not Uchilled'

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The man in the middle for UW hockey

By Matt Carroll and Will Hoverman | Oct. 29, 2003

For the last two years, the UW men's hockey team has had the luxury of having two goaltenders who could split time in the net for the Badgers. Scott Kabotoff ' ¦

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News Briefs

Oct. 29, 2003

UW-Madison junior and football player Darius Jones was found guilty Tuesday of operating under the influence. The charge was made when he sped through the west end of campus on ' ¦

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Environmental groups oppose new cogen power plant

By Sam-Omar Hall | Oct. 29, 2003

Despite ongoing construction of the new cogenerational power plant on the west side of campus, the controversy surrounding it continued Tuesday night at a forum organized by four environmental groups. ' ¦

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New Crandon site owners have no plans to mine property

By Molly Borgstrom and Erin Schmidtke | Oct. 29, 2003

Two American Indian tribes bought the proposed Crandon mine property and mineral rights Tuesday and announced they will withdraw the previous owner's applications to mine the site. The northeastern Wisconsin ' ¦

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The Strokes still not quite saviors

Oct. 29, 2003

(RCA) The phrase \saviors of rock 'n' roll"" is obscene. It should never be used again, at least not until John Lennon rises from the grave and puts on a ' ¦'

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The wrong ANSWER

By Kyle Swanson | Oct. 29, 2003

\The anti-war movement here and abroad must give its unconditional support to the Iraqi anti-colonial resistance."" With this statement, which was published in brochures and repeated in recent public demonstrations, ' ¦

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Putting in my application with the 'evil empire'

By Cary Dohman | Oct. 29, 2003

It is hard for sports fans to qualify this past postseason as anything but spectacular. Of the seven post-season series, there were no sweeps, with four of them going to ' ¦

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Rushdie finds humor in serious topics

By Nate Spillman | Oct. 29, 2003

Acclaimed literary writer Salman Rushdie spoke to a near-capacity crowd Tuesday night at the Orpheum Theatre, 216 State St., as part of the Wisconsin Union Directorate's Distinguished Lecture Series. In ' ¦

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Environmental law students may sue Alliant Energy

By Emily Winter | Oct. 29, 2003

A group of mainly UW-Madison law students notified Alliant Energy Thursday that they intend to sue the corporation for $37.5 million if it does not concede to minimize water pollution ' ¦

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Students majoring in interior design to pay for computers

By Jill Swenby | Oct. 28, 2003

Environment, Textiles and Design administrators stated Wednesday they will require students entering the interior design major this year to purchase a laptop with accommodating software upon entrance into the Professional ' ¦

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Gen. Clark looks for Wisconsin allies

By Peter Cameron and By Rachel Schulze | Oct. 28, 2003

A case of laryngitis was not enough to keep an old army veteran down, as presidential candidate Wesley Clark appeared at the state Capitol building Monday to speak to supporters. ' ¦

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Wisconsin book and film festivals a 'reel' success

By Sophia Estante | Oct. 28, 2003

Thanks to greater collaboration between the Wisconsin Book Festival and various UW-Madison departments, faculty and publishers, this year's Wisconsin Book Festival, which ran Wednesday through Sunday, featured a diverse group ' ¦'

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City officials prepare for Halloween-weekend partyers

By Molly Winn | Oct. 28, 2003

Due to last year's State Street Halloween riots, the Madison Police Department, in cooperation with the City of Madison, State Street business owners and UW-Madison officials has been busily preparing ' ¦

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Dan Savage speaks about Madison

By Taniquelle Thurner | Oct. 28, 2003

The notorious Onion columnist sounds off on life, fans, mom'

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Putting multinationals in a cold sweat

By Molly Reppen and Kate McCormack | Oct. 28, 2003

\Sweatshop labor"" is no longer an unfamiliar phrase for many college students. The efforts of many organizations in the 1990s brought to the world's attention the dreadful conditions faced by ' ¦

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UW fan behavior disappoints Wiley

By Caitlin Cieslik-Miskimen | Oct. 28, 2003

While UW-Madison fans were met with a quiet and respectful student section at Saturday's football game at Northwestern, UW-Madison Chancellor John Wiley cited concerns about unruly fan behavior at Camp ' ¦

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Deconstructing the perfect costume

Oct. 28, 2003

The Long and Short of It'

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'Bucky Horror Picture Show' hits gridiron in Evanston

By Kate Hedlin | Oct. 28, 2003

Heads up in the Sports World