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Big Ten hot or not
By Matt Carroll | Sep. 4, 2003The college football season is already a week old, but it is not too late to preview how the Big Ten will shape up this year. From top to bottom, ' ¦'
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To all you youngsters out there
By Molly Reppen and Michael Jones | Sep. 4, 2003Keepin' Up With The Jones
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Job applicant alleges discrimination by DoIT
By Jennifer Kidd | Sep. 4, 2003The Division of Information Technology will face a discrimination complaint Friday from David Brown, a computer systems and network engineer who suffers from a traumatic brain injury. Brown applied for ' ¦
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Major League Baseball starting to get wild
Sep. 4, 2003Ever since Major League Baseball expanded to three divisions in the 1990s, an added element of excitement has resonated throughout the game, because wild card races have given teams in ' ¦
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Party hijinks plague Texas
By Eric Kleefeld | Sep. 4, 2003Over the past summer, along with war abroad, recalls and a shaky economy at home, another event has gone somewhat under the radar. Though sparsely covered, it deserves more attention; ' ¦
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5 things to watch against the Akron Zips
By Whitney Newman and Ryan Blahnik | Sep. 4, 2003After facing West Virginia's balanced offensive attack, the Badger defense must adapt to Akron's heavy reliance on its passing game. In the Zips' season opener against Kent State, junior quarterback ' ¦'
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PACE, Police address house party safety
By Kristen Titus | Sep. 4, 2003As the peak party season approaches, the prevalence of house parties and excessive drinking prompted members of the Policy, Alternative, Community and Education project, University Officials and the Madison Police ' ¦
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Badgers pull out season opener
By Molly Reppen and Kate Hedlin | Sep. 3, 2003Evans' return provides spark for Wisconsin
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State legislators push to exclude gays from civil unions
By Elizabeth Wachowski and Aarushi Agni | Sep. 3, 2003As the debate over gay marriage heats up in the U.S. Congress, Wisconsin's Legislature is considering a bill to define marriage as between one man and one woman. The joint ' ¦
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Police car runs over Madison man during College Court incident
By Molly Borgstrom | Sep. 3, 2003Violence marked the last day of summer vacation in the 1000 block of College Court Monday, where police response to a disturbance resulted in an injured suspect. Yasin A. Mohamed, ' ¦
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Checking out summer's hip-hop
By Nate Holton | Sep. 3, 2003Gangstarr, Black Eyed Peas make big albums'
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Mich. de-emphasizes role of race in admissions policy
By Emily Winter and Will Hoverman | Sep. 3, 2003Following the June 23 ruling of the Supreme Court, the University of Michigan-Ann Arbor abandoned its controversial point-based undergraduate admissions policy Aug. 28. The policy allocated minority applicants an additional ' ¦
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Want to be indie rock? Follow these 3 steps
By Joe Uchill | Sep. 3, 2003Let's face it. You are a corporate music fan, born from corporate radio, culled from corporate playlists, clothed by Abercrombie and Fitch. Your punk is Good Charlotte, your sensitivity is ' ¦'
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UW did well on Tyson issue
By Sarah Orlikowski | Sep. 3, 2003I suppose from far away, from somewhere high up the corporate beanstalk, factory workers blur and blend with the meat they process-maybe that is why the Tyson giants feel no ' ¦
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Cannibalism a result of desperate times
By Kyle Swanson | Sep. 3, 2003I always thought our media was sensationalistic; if a story was violent or lurid, then it was assured space on the page and time on air. Yet when The Telegraph, ' ¦
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Tyson strike spurs UW-Madison boycott
By Mike Ewing and Adrienne Bell | Sep. 3, 2003With the motto \one day longer, one day stronger,"" 470 employees of the Tyson Foods Inc. plant in Jefferson, Wis. have continued a six month-long strike due to contract negotiations. ' ¦
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Warren Zevon lets out a final breath and releases 'The Wind'
By Dan Marfield | Sep. 3, 2003\Some days I feel like my shadow's casting me."" Judging from the first lyric of The Wind's opening song, ""Dirty Life and Times,"" Warren Zevon is all-too aware that the ' ¦'
