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Bush's Iraq mission continues
By Nathan Kalmoe | Sep. 3, 2003A disturbing milestone was reached last week as the American combat death toll in Iraq surpassed the number killed in action during \major combat operations,"" when President Bush declcared an ' ¦
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Sep. 3, 2003People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals dropped a lawsuit against KFC Tuesday, according to The New York Times. PETA sued the poultry giant in July, claiming the company gave ' ¦
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Volleyball begins season with split at Badger Invite
By Matt Carroll and Dimitri Syrkin-Nikolau | Sep. 3, 2003The No. 17 Wisconsin Badgers (2-1) volleyball team started the year off right with two three-game sweeps against the New Hampshire Wildcats (1-2) and the Missouri-Kansas City Kangaroos (0-3) at ' ¦
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TAA and LGBT move to change UW health care plan
By Katrina Peterson | Sep. 3, 2003As an increasing number of Big Ten universities adopt health care policies for faculty, staff and their domestic partners, UW-Madison now faces increased premiums with little progress toward domestic partnership ' ¦
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Wiley: SEVIS to be funded by budget
By Emily Winter | Aug. 29, 2003UW-Madison Chancellor John Wiley announced his decision Aug. 27 that the mandatory international student tracking system called Student and Exchange Visitor Information System will be funded by the university's base ' ¦
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Sugar and spice: Madison's vice
By Clay Thomas and Jessica Daynor | Aug. 29, 2003This time of year, there isn't much to look forward to in Madison; the mile-long line at the bookstore, new apartments sans air conditioning and the hellish reconstruction of Johnson ' ¦'
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California's election provides a lesson in politics
By Eric Kleefeld | Aug. 29, 2003It's a crazy world out there. Twenty-three people died in a bombing of the United Nations embassy in Iraq, our economy is still in the tank and the international situation ' ¦
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United States' farm subsidies hypocritically obstruct free trade
By Kyle Swanson | Aug. 29, 2003The beginning of the new semester ushers in the fall season of student activism. This year offers the choice opportunity to combine the pleasures of demonstrating against the evils of ' ¦
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Aug. 29, 2003U.S. News and World Report released its annual university rankings Aug. 22, naming UW-Madison seventh among public universities and 32nd among all universities nationwide. The rankings reflected selectivity, peer assessments, ' ¦
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UW-Madison law student brings new perspective to Board of Regents
By Amanda Becker | Aug. 29, 2003The UW System Board of Regents, which influences university policies such as admission standards and budgets, was appointed a new member by Gov. Jim Doyle in May, UW-Madison first-year law ' ¦
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UW departments take hit from budget
Aug. 29, 2003After a year-long debate between UW system officials and the state government, Gov. Jim Doyle approved a state budget, which caused a $250 million reduction in state funding for the ' ¦
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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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