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WTO protesters make noise at market
By Molly O???Brien | Sep. 15, 2003Some farmers complain about racket
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Hey, you chose to cell your privacy
By Louie Holwerk | Sep. 15, 2003Hangin' with the Dark Lord'
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Cage ignites 'Matchstick Men,' but fizzles throughout
By Amos Posner | Sep. 15, 2003Nicolas Cage has made a lot of mediocre movies in recent years. He has been plagued by a combination of weak directors, weak supporting casts, a tendency to overact and ' ¦'
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Housing alcohol policy needs consistency
By Mike Gorwitz | Sep. 15, 2003Ask someone you know who lives in University Housing if their housefellow is tolerant of drinking and you will probably get a confusing response, like \sometimes they are cool about ' ¦
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Badgers stumble this weekend at Invitational
By Andrew Haffner and Jesse Vazquez | Sep. 15, 2003The Wisconsin women's soccer team (4-2-1) hosted Iowa State (2-2-1), Nebraska (2-2-1) and Michigan State (1-3-2) in the Rocky Rococo Invitational on Friday and Sunday. The Badgers looked to increase ' ¦
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UW student-athlete graduation rates rise
By Katrina Peterson | Sep. 15, 2003UW-Madison has the third-highest graduation rate among student-athletes nationwide and for the first time, these student-athletes' graduation rates exceed that of the UW-Madison general student population, according to a NCAA ' ¦
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Police warn moped users to abide by rules
By Molly Borgstrom and Tom Walsh | Sep. 15, 2003As the school year gets under way, university and city police say they often have to ticket large numbers of moped users who do not know or follow traffic and ' ¦
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Turnovers, injury spoil Badgers' chances
By Cary Dohman | Sep. 15, 2003For Wisconsin football fans it is still undecided what was more frustrating this weekend-watching the Badgers turn the ball over time and time again, or the thought that Wisconsin may ' ¦
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Doyle, Innocence Project seek to compensate exonerated man
By Emily Winter | Sep. 15, 2003Though no one can give Steven Avery back the 18 years he spent in prison, some are willing to challenge the law and get him increased monetary compensation, Gov. Jim ' ¦
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Athletes praise new, stricter conduct policy
By Michelle Diament | Sep. 15, 2003When UW football wide receiver Byron Brown punched a bouncer in April, he knew there would be consequences, but what they would be was unclear. Brown would talk with his ' ¦
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Rewording marriage bill confirms prejudice
By Alexandra Gekas | Sep. 15, 2003Last Thursday the state Assembly Judiciary Committee voted 6-0 to approve Assembly Bill 475 without discussion, thereby reinforcing a standard of prejudice and inequality in the state of Wisconsin. The ' ¦
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Execution haunts history
By Andy Murray | Sep. 10, 2003On this date, a little over a quarter of a century ago, the last of a thousand blades fell upon the last of a thousand condemned heads. On Sept. 10, ' ¦
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AL wild card still in the air
By Brad Rysz | Sep. 10, 2003Division titles will be down to the wire
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Junior leading the way for Badgers volleyball
By Brian Lauvray | Sep. 10, 2003With all of the changes occurring around Camp Randall these days such as construction cranes, luxury suites and an absence of \Jump Around,"" it is nice to know that at ' ¦
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Regents freeze pay ranges for UW officials
By Elizabeth Wachowski | Sep. 10, 2003The UW System Board of Regents decided Tuesday to freeze its proposed pay range increase for top UW System officials after widespread criticism from Gov. Jim Doyle and the state ' ¦
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Sep. 10, 2003The city of Madison may have to pay fees to the state Department of Natural Resources because it committed six violations of state environmental laws, the Wisconsin State Journal reported ' ¦
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Citizens open fire on concealed weapons
By Peter Cameron | Sep. 10, 2003Committee holds hearing on ending ban
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