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Madison parties on in 2003
By Steven Wishau - The Daily Cardinal and Emily Winter | Aug. 29, 2003UW second to Colorado on most recent list
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Explosive offense in store for 2003 Badgers
By Cary Dohman | Aug. 29, 2003Evans' return makes UW receiving corps one of top in nation
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Stem-cell study to examine diabetes
By Kate Raiford | Aug. 29, 2003Research on mouse embryonic stem cells at UW-Madison could provide a new model to study pancreatic development and create a new source of insulin for treating patients with diabetes. A ' ¦
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Recent downtown violence speeds up State Street's perpetual decay
By Jessica Gartner | Aug. 29, 2003Not to frighten anyone, but the State Street area is becoming a more dangerous place to be at night. A bar fight continued out onto the streets August 2, leading ' ¦
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Lady Badgers begin trek back to the top
By Arvind Gopalratnam | Aug. 29, 2003The 2003 UW women's volleyball regular season gets under way Aug. 29 with the Badger Invitational. The No. 17 ranked Badgers will play host to the University of Washington, New ' ¦
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Top five reasons to be a football fanatic
Aug. 29, 2003With the start of another school year just around the corner, it is once again time to make the dreaded stop to the book store to purchase $400 worth of ' ¦
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College Library to remain open 24 hours
By Beth Skopp | Aug. 29, 2003In the spring of 2002, UW-Madison senior and ASM committee chair Matt Modell began a campaign to keep a UW-Madison library open 24 hours. Now, less than two years later, ' ¦
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Programs help students succeed
Aug. 29, 2003Here on campus a number of resources are available to help each student make the most of his or her college career. One of these resources is the Writing Center. ' ¦'
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Kicking off the new season
By Clint Robus | Aug. 29, 2003The Badger faithful have patiently and eagerly waited and after a grueling summer, Bucky fans across the state and country are proudly whistling \On Wisconsin"" as visions of the UW ' ¦
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PC virus menacing yet avoidable
By Emily Winter | Aug. 29, 2003The e-mail-propagated computer virus SoBig infiltrated approximately 2,200 computers at UW-Madison and poses a major threat on campus but requires only minor efforts from students to eliminate and avoid, according ' ¦
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Crusade moves to North Korea
By Greg Porter | Aug. 29, 2003Remember the stream of dialogue convincing us there was a looming threat in Iraq? Well, get ready America, because soon you will be hearing those same speeches in regards to ' ¦
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Thirteen movies, three days-Temby delivers
By William Temby | Aug. 29, 2003The average movie-goer handles the summer blockbuster onslaught in a simple manner: pick and choose a few select hits to see, rarely seeing more than three each month. For most ' ¦'
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Notice, appeals characterize new athletic dept. policy
By Whitney Newman | Aug. 29, 2003A number of student athletes have been arrested or have committed other violations in the past years. Now student athletes who infringe the law will have to face a new ' ¦
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Bartell Theatre sees five years of entertainment
By Andy Van Sistine and Ben Schultz | Aug. 29, 2003Members, patrons and actors of the Bartell Theatre, 113 E. Mifflin St., will celebrate five years of performance on Saturday, Aug. 30 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Gerald ' ¦'
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Library Mall musician playing a different tune after ticket
By Rob Hunger | Aug. 29, 2003Not longer after students were relieved from the stress of taking finals, Madison Police Officer Mike Edler responded May 29 to a complaint and issued a ticket to local figure ' ¦
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'Rugby mom' SUV monopolizes oil
By Sarah Dahlke | Jun. 5, 2003Meet the military-owned and combat-proven High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle, nicknamed \Humvee,"" the star of modern ground troop operations. A relatively recent addition to the military family, this is the ' ¦
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Science, abortion:striking a balance
By Kyle Swanson | Jun. 5, 2003Abortion: the one topic that appears to have no compromises. A seemingly unbridgeable gap stands between those desiring that everything be permitted and those wishing that any form of abortion ' ¦
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