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Amos fails to prophet from namesake

By Amos Posner | Apr. 17, 2003

Keepin' Up With The Amos'

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'Beckham' scores big

By William Temby | Apr. 17, 2003

Considering the box-office success of independent culture-crossing comedy \My Big Fat Greek Wedding,"" it is wholly unsurprising to see British success ""Bend It Like Beckham"" hit U.S. screens. ""Beckham"" was ' ¦'

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Ten new countries join European Union at summit in Greece

By Molly Borgstrom | Apr. 17, 2003

Ten countries joined the European Union Tuesday amid tension over the war in Iraq and over the extent the union should dictate foreign policy for member countries. Malta, Slovenia, Cyprus, ' ¦

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Cubin shows Republicans true colors on race issues

By Eric Kleefeld | Apr. 17, 2003

In the 1932 presidential election, Herbert Hoover took two-thirds of the black vote while losing by a landslide to Franklin Roosevelt. At the time, blacks still saw the Republicans as ' ¦

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South side trash ruining baseball

By Brian Lauvray | Apr. 17, 2003

What's Lauv Got To Do With It

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Experts advise on drug policy

By Katie Will | Apr. 17, 2003

When in doubt, keep your mouth shut. This was the main theme at a Wednesday event sponsored by the UW-Madison Students for Sensible Drug Policy, a group seeking to inform ' ¦

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Pull out those grass skirts: Hawaii Club to host luau

By Amy Osgood | Apr. 17, 2003

The UW-Madison Hawaii Club will host its first annual luau Saturday from 5 to 9 p.m. Open to everyone, members hope the luau will get the word out about their ' ¦'

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Calvin Johnson a treasure of the indie rock scene

By Evan Rytlewski | Apr. 16, 2003

Stairway to Evan'

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News Briefs

Apr. 16, 2003

A man died of electrocution Tuesday morning shortly after 7 a.m. in a workplace accident at the Morningstar Dairy Plant, 1010 Park St. Paramedics transported the injured plant worker, Dale ' ¦

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Victory's deevolution

Apr. 16, 2003

As the major fighting in Iraq draws to a close, we return to the question of what defines victory. In our recent history of military conflict, victory has been somewhat ' ¦

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Protesters act out at ROTC, seven arrested

By Reid Rosenberg and Sam Karp | Apr. 16, 2003

Despite Tuesday's news that the conclusion of Operation Iraqi Freedom might be drawing near, local chapters of Veterans for Peace and the Iraq Pledge of Resistance carried out their plans ' ¦

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U.S. firms take over post-war contracts

By Jessica Miller | Apr. 16, 2003

As assignments are being given in the rebuilding of post-war Iraq, members of the international community have yet to be offered the opportunity to be major players in the reconstruction. ' ¦

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U.S. Reps. Baldwin, Kind join Gov. in condemning federal budget cuts

By Adrienne Bell | Apr. 16, 2003

Gov. Jim Doyle spoke out Tuesday against the federal budget along with U.S. Rep. Tammy Baldwin, D-Wis., and Ron Kind, D-Wis., saying the 2004 Federal Budget will increase the current ' ¦

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Military victory does not always equal success

By Tom Soule | Apr. 16, 2003

After the fall of Baghdad, right-wing commentators-Republicans in Congress, Washington think-tank fellows and directors, essayists for newsmagazines, what have you-streamed onto cable news channels. And in the process of proclaiming ' ¦

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Controversial speaker attributes AIDS virus to life choices, not to HIV

By Taniquelle Thurner and Sam Marz | Apr. 16, 2003

As a guest of the Spotlight Lecture Series, Dr. Peter Duesberg shared his controversial views on the spread of HIV and the AIDS virus Tuesday with several hundred people at ' ¦

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Who wants to waste 35 bucks?

By Bill Cooney | Apr. 16, 2003

Cooney Tunes

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Classes you do not need: Liberal arts

By Dan Hinkel | Apr. 16, 2003

The D.H. Steps Up To The Plate'

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New Mayor Cieslewicz takes oath of office

By Molly Borgstrom | Apr. 16, 2003

As Tuesday's marathon city council meeting wore on, Mayor Dave Cieslewicz stood at the side of the room and watched as outgoing alders gave their goodbye speeches. When he got ' ¦

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Budget cuts blamed for fewer classes

By Michelle Diament | Apr. 16, 2003

Fewer courses are available on the fall 2003 timetable than one year ago, according to Phil Certain, dean of the UW-Madison College of Letters and Science. This fall, there are ' ¦

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UW seeks to double satisfaction

By Melanie Shibley - The Daily Cardinal and Leif Griffin | Apr. 16, 2003

Men's track gears up for second title shot