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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 ' ¦
UW seeks replay screen funds
By Jason Soriano | Oct. 17, 2003Soon, it might be just as common to see the best sports replays live within UW-Madison stadiums as it is to see them on ESPN. If the UW System Board ' ¦
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 ' ¦
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."" ' ¦'
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 ' ¦'
Big Ten unbeatens set for battle
By Betsy Golomski | Oct. 17, 2003For all those Badger football fans who thought the challenge was over, think again. This weekend's homecoming game features No. 12 Wisconsin (3-0 Big Ten, 6-1 overall) and No. 15 ' ¦
Recall Senator George
By Eric Kleefeld | Oct. 16, 2003For the last two years, a pall has been cast over Wisconsin with the so-called caucus scandals. Quite frankly, as a New Jersian, I found the Wisconsin standard of corruption ' ¦
Terrorist not worthy of Nobel Prize
Oct. 16, 2003Treason should not be rewarded with a Peace Prize. All 80 ?journalists,? ?human rights activists? and ?trade union members? arrested six months ago in Cuba were convicted for their paid ' ¦
Stepping back into the spotlight
By Clint Robus and JoEllen Amato | Oct. 16, 2003After years of underachieving, Wisconsin is again attracting the nation's attention'
UW takes down state rival
By Cassie Kienert | Oct. 16, 2003On a chilly night at the McClimon soccer complex, the Wisconsin men's soccer team improved it's overall record to 8-7-0 when they defeated instate rival Marquette (6-6-0 overall, 3-1-1 Conference ' ¦
5 keys against the Boilermakers
By Brad Rysz | Oct. 16, 2003Purdue and Wisconsin fight to keep their conference records unblemished'
Jimmy's Comet blazes brilliantly with 'bye'
Oct. 16, 2003Jimmy's Comet, the Madison quintet of Karl Christenson, Kris Larson, Patrick Cassidy, Adam Strom and Brad Kolberg, proves it is not going to be a shooting star with its upcoming ' ¦'
Freedman talks Mid-East strife, politics
By Emily Falencyzkowski-Scott | Oct. 16, 2003When Marcia Freedman arrived in Israel in the late '60s, the women's rights movement was in its nascent stage and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict was just about to explode. Freedman, a ' ¦
Seniors to lead team through season battles
By Matt Carroll | Oct. 16, 2003When the men's hockey team took votes from the players to determine who this year's captain would be, the results were so close between three of the players that it ' ¦
Nies talks about life on reality 'Road'
Oct. 16, 2003Eric Nies was on the first season of MTV's \The Real World."" He went on to work on MTV's ""The Grind."" He has a new documentary coming out on DVD ' ¦'




