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Wisconsin overcomes Lions' roar
By Cary Dohman | Oct. 6, 2003Wisconsin (2-0 Big Ten, 5-1 overall) used special teams and a dominant running attack to spoil Penn State's homecoming as UW pulled out a 30-23 victory in State College, Pa., ' ¦
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Vengeance, Bush and the CIA
By Eric Kleefeld | Oct. 3, 2003It's a scary world out there. ??With our war on terror, American intelligence has to work hard, research all their sources, maintain the credibility of their agents and do all ' ¦
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Sierra Club begins campaign in opposition to EPA rules
By Bethany Billman | Oct. 3, 2003In response to the Environmental Protection Agency's recent relaxation of Clean Air Act rules, the Sierra Club began running television ads in Milwaukee, Madison and Green Bay Tuesday. The ads, ' ¦
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News Analysis: Veto-override pattern continues
By Jason Stitt and Elliot Morris | Oct. 3, 2003Fourth attempt to override Doyle fails
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Bucky hits the road to Happy Valley
By Kate Hedlin and Liz Puibello | Oct. 3, 2003Badgers take their show to Penn State
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Fair exhibits Muslim diversity
By Emily Falencyzkowski-Scott | Oct. 3, 2003Students gathered Thursday on Library Mall to eat Pakistani Rasgullah, watch Eastern Russian dance and learn about Muslim cultures at an event sponsored by Dialogue International student organization. \There is ' ¦
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Primates used for medical gains
By Erin Banco and Christine Sowinski | Oct. 3, 2003Polio vaccines, kidney dialysis, chemotherapy and cataract surgeries are a few medical achievements in which animal research has contributed to the improvement in human health. To make such achievements, scientists ' ¦'
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Wookiefoot steps 'Out of the Jar'
Oct. 3, 2003(Self Release) Minneapolis-based Wookiefoot may be a bunch of hippies, but their music eludes the term \jam."" Sure, they have moments of musical doodling but they keep it short and ' ¦'
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Cheers for costume-contest conquest
Oct. 3, 2003Now that October has begun, conversations 'round campus tend to drift to one of two topics: the thrashings about to be delivered by particularly malignant midterms, or how folks will ' ¦'
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News Briefs
Oct. 3, 2003Pakistani troops attacked suspected al Qaeda operatives near the Pakistan-Afghanistan border Thursday, killing 12 people and capturing a dozen suspected terrorists, according to CNN. Heavy fighting continued as the army ' ¦
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Badgers building momentum in the Big Ten
By Cyndi Manke | Oct. 3, 2003UW travels to Michigan, MSU
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Journalist advocates turning a new page in media ethics
Oct. 3, 2003Clarence Page, Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist for the Chicago Tribune, spoke on media ethics at the 2003 Ralph O. Nafziger Lecture Thursday at UW-Madison. Page discussed the credibility problems journalists face ' ¦
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Studio Quest has more than hair, but not much more
Oct. 3, 2003Studio Quest, 320 W. Gorham St., features a hip hair salon with high ceilings, exposed brick walls and a stylish staff in smart-girl glasses.??It may seem an odd space for ' ¦'
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