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'Major combat' ends in Iraq

U.S. Marines seized Saddam Hussein's hometown of Tikrit Monday, catapulting progress in the war from a focus on major military battles into a new stage of occupation and nation-building. The ' ¦


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Badger Bits

Penn State junior guard Shariff Chambliss announced this past week that he will return to the state of Wisconsin to finish his career as a Badger. Chambliss announced that he ' ¦


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Now is no time for hatred

\Western European societies are unprepared for the massive immigration of brown-skinned peoples cooking strange foods and maintaining different standards of hygiene ... All immigrants bring exotic customs attitudes, but Muslim ' ¦


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Alfredo Martinez, 32, of Madison, was arrested Sunday night after he crashed his car into a traffic light on the 200 block of S. Park Street. Police issued Martinez an ' ¦


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Rowers dominate home opener

Despite having to change courses halfway through its home opener due to rough wind conditions on Lake Mendota, the No. 2 UW Men's Rowing team still took all seven of ' ¦


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Opt-out fails amid record votes

A record number of UW-Madison students participated in the Associated Students of Madison elections last week, with 17 percent turning out. Many ASM representatives said this turnout was due largely ' ¦


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Hal Holbrook conjures Mark Twain

With almost five decades of performance behind him, Hal Holbrook has a good impression down. In a one-man performance that delights and provokes, he brings a recreated Mark Twain to ' ¦'


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Softball drops home opener

After a sweep over conference opponent Indiana (14-20 overall, 0-8 Big Ten) last weekend, the UW softball team had hoped for continued success this weekend in its first homestand of ' ¦


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Teach-in highlights war myths

John Nichols, associate editor for The Capital Times and a contributor at The Nation, spoke Thursday night at the Social Science Building about American media coverage of the war in ' ¦




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