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Experts address Iraq's future as war tapers
By Kristen Titus | Apr. 22, 2003In an attempt to provide open dialogue on the war in Iraq and its aftermath, a panel of five UW-Madison faculty members addressed an overcrowded room of inquiring students and ' ¦
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Gospel according to Biff reveals Christ's childhood
By Ryan Weinkauf and Jeff Rambert | Apr. 22, 2003Moore gives teenage messiah novel treatment'
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Students oppose Campus Watch founder's lecture next week
By Adam Bissen | Apr. 22, 2003About 25 students met with representatives of the Wisconsin Union's lecture committees Monday afternoon demanding the cancellation of an April 29 lecture by Daniel Pipes, a prolific commentator on the ' ¦
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Pro-war students in France miss home
By Courtney Heeren | Apr. 22, 2003MONTPELLIER, France-For most students studying abroad in Europe, spring break is a chance to travel to countries they may never see again. But for Laura Baker, a senior at the ' ¦
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By Andrew Haffner | Apr. 22, 2003Syrian Foreign Minister Farouq al-Shara said Monday that his country had closed its border with Iraq, signaling an improvement in the United States' relations with Syria following accusations last week ' ¦
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Peace protesters undeterred by end of fighting in Iraq
By Molly Borgstrom | Apr. 22, 2003The fighting in Iraq may be over, but local peace activists say they will not put down their cause any time soon. \We'll remain vigilant, because we're concerned that it ' ¦
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Policies on labor, students, Iraqi culture disappoint
By Mari Armstrong-Hough | Apr. 22, 2003There are so many things angering me today that I can barely concentrate for 200 words at a time. Actually, it could just be a new and more advanced stage ' ¦
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Rowers get first ever 'W'
Apr. 21, 2003No. 3 Wisconsin men's rowing won its first W Cup in the 11 years of the trophy's existence when it defeated No. 2 Washington on Lake Mendota Saturday morning. With ' ¦
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Spring flowers give way to party season
By Ryan Weinkauf and Justin Damm | Apr. 21, 2003Graduating seniors are plotting and scheming right now. Questions need to be answered. Where are they going to live? Who are they going to live with? What will a post-graduate ' ¦'
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Wide receiver faces arrest for bar scuffle
By Michelle Diament | Apr. 21, 2003UW football wide receiver Byron Brown was arrested early Friday morning at Club Amazon, 624 University Ave., on charges of substantial battery and disorderly conduct after he allegedly struck a ' ¦
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Studying abroad in France tense
By Courtney Heeren | Apr. 21, 2003MONTPELLIER, France-\Freedom fries"" and smashed bottles of Dom Perignon in American streets. Swastikas instead of stars on the American flag in an antiwar rally on the Champs-Elyses. A lynched George ' ¦
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Badger Bits
Apr. 21, 2003The UW men's tennis team ended its regular season play Sunday afternoon with a 6-1 loss against No. 60 Michigan. Although the Badgers took the doubles point, the Wolverines dominated ' ¦
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Science v. humanities: a battle for the ages
By Bob Probst | Apr. 21, 2003Critical thinking a central component to both schools of thought
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Local 'Revolution' a relevant and worthwhile film
By Dan Marfield | Apr. 21, 2003\You say you got a real solution/ Well you know we'd all love to see the plan."" -Lennon/McCartney The Beatles words still ring true today, especially in ""Making Revolution."" The ' ¦'
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Apr. 21, 2003An Iraqi opposition group captured Saddam Hussein's son-in-law, Jamal Mustafa Abdallah Sultan al-Tikriti, and a bodyguard Sunday when they surrendered after returning from Syria where they had been hiding. Separately, ' ¦
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Students hope to go to China despite SARS
By Emily Winter | Apr. 21, 2003Without the opportunity to study in China next year, UW-Madison senior Eric Knecht said he will be unable to reach important career goals. Despite the recent outbreak of Severe Acute ' ¦
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