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Gambling bill strips power from governor
By Molly Borgstrom | Feb. 24, 2003The state Assembly chamber buzzed with heated debate late Friday afternoon as legislators passed a bill that would give them approval over tribal gaming contracts negotiated by the governor. Republicans ' ¦
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By Poops McGee | Feb. 24, 2003UW-Madison Badger men's hockey captain Brad Winchester was arrested early Sunday morning for punching a police officer in the face. Winchester, a UW-Madison senior, was arrested outside the Kollege Klub, ' ¦
Icers put leash on Huskies
By Eric Schmoldt | Feb. 24, 2003UW wins in spite of Eaves-Leavitt drama
Lady Badgers fall to Iowa on Senior Day
By Cassie Kienert | Feb. 24, 2003The 45th meeting between the Wisconsin women's basketball team (5-9 Big Ten, 7-18 overall) and the Iowa Hawkeyes (6-8, 14-11) ended in a loss for the Badgers at home on ' ¦
Frank appraisal of risk shows cost of war
By Nishant Bagadia | Feb. 21, 2003Potential war with Iraq has ramifications on many
Turning 21--not all that in England
By Erica Edwardson and ??zge Sevindik | Feb. 21, 2003The United State of Erica '
Legislature again kills contract vote
Feb. 21, 2003A move to bring stalled state employee contracts for a vote before the state Legislature failed Thursday, according to an Associated Press report. State Rep. Spencer Black, D-Madison, introduced the ' ¦
For a great weekend 'RENT,' try 'The Mikado'
Feb. 21, 2003\RENT"" Why is the musical becoming such a huge phenomenon? The reason is because they are becoming more accessible to audiences aged 18-25. Musicals are beginning to deal with issues ' ¦'
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Feb. 21, 2003UW-Madison Badger men's hockey captain Brad Winchester was arrested early Sunday morning for punching a police officer in the face. Winchester, a UW-Madison senior, was arrested outside the Kollege Klub, ' ¦
Tips to avoid Spring Break woes
By Morgan Ramaker | Feb. 21, 2003Although it may seem like the semester just started, spring break is a short three weeks away. While it is a prime time for college students to travel and party, ' ¦'
Emergency budget bill passes state Senate, Assembly
By Alan Hamari and Molly O???Brien | Feb. 21, 2003Gaming debates to follow
ASM representatives must work with, not against, each other
By Ben Breiner and Emily McWilliams | Feb. 21, 2003The Associated Students of Madison builds its foundation from the bottom up. We look to volunteers and interns as well as council members who invest their time in campaigns and ' ¦
Badgers 'on the road again'
By Ross Patterman | Feb. 21, 2003Despite loss, team focused on Hawkeyes
Game also marks the seniors' farewell
By Jameson Arasi | Feb. 21, 2003The University of Wisconsin Women's basketball team seeks to avenge an ugly loss earlier this season when they host a very physical Iowa Hawkeye team at the Kohl Center Sunday ' ¦
UW-Madison celebrates Black History Month
By Jon Spike and Hilary Wichman | Feb. 21, 2003When many people think of February, Valentine's Day may immediately come to mind. Despite the significance of this holiday in that it allows participants to declare their love for the ' ¦'
Fastball throws some curveballs
Feb. 21, 2003Best known for the 1998 radio hit \The Way,"" Fastball's mass debut album All The Pain Money Can Buy went platinum. The follow-up album, The Harsh Light of Day, failed ' ¦'
Police officials say city crime increase minor
By Adrienne Bell | Feb. 21, 2003The Madison Police Department held a press conference Thursday to present the 2002 crime report, which stated crime in Madison was up from 2001 by 6.8 percent, an increase police ' ¦