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Doyle for stem cell research
By Ariel Shapiro and Adrienne Bell | Apr. 24, 2003In a move that will help researchers at UW-Madison, Gov. Jim Doyle discouraged the Legislature from introducing or passing bills that would restrict stem-cell research. In a press conference Wednesday, ' ¦
Alvarez at loss about players' legal troubles
By Michelle Diament | Apr. 24, 2003Comprehensive plan coach's starting point
Taking a look at the NFC Norris
By Leif Griffin | Apr. 24, 2003Although football season still seems miles away, with the NFL Draft taking place this weekend, fans everywhere are beginning to look at their teams' chances for the upcoming campaign. In ' ¦
Spotlight on SPAM
By Rena Archwamety | Apr. 24, 2003Among the many over-hyped, under-appreciated products that have come and gone over the years, SPAM has perhaps the longest shelf life. Humble yet gaudy, practical and novel, the happy yellow ' ¦
Santorum spells out GOP's discriminatory philosophy
By Eric Kleefeld | Apr. 24, 2003It's a crazy world out there. With war, a bad economy and a political system all topsy-turvy, The Onion reads like The New York Times and The New York Times ' ¦
Johnson St. home to Madison's worst house
By Katie Will | Apr. 24, 2003Boasting uneven floors, bats, mice and a hole in one basement wall that \may or may not be a gateway to hell,"" the house at 414 W. Johnson Street was ' ¦
Letter to the Editor
By Whitney Newman | Apr. 23, 2003Pipes' speech necessary for open dialogue
Raelians discuss cloning, human life
By Steven Wishau - The Daily Cardinal and Andrea Forgianni | Apr. 23, 2003Speaking to an audience of more than 300 at Memorial Union Tuesday evening, representatives of the Raelian Movement and Clonaid explained the science behind human cloning, the beliefs of the ' ¦
UW-Madison researchers breathe life into understanding respiratory problems
By Jason Stitt | Apr. 23, 2003When he gives lectures, Gordon Mitchell likes to quote a wise phrase from the famous film \The Karate Kid""-""No breath, no life."" Mitchell, a UW-Madison professor of comparative biosciences, along ' ¦
Vandals deflate Langdon St. tires
Apr. 23, 2003Vandals targeted a slew of vehicles in the Langdon Street neighborhood late Monday night, according to a Madison Police Department release. Police received several calls from people who said the ' ¦
'Compassionate' senator ignores equal protection
By Tom Soule | Apr. 23, 2003On Sunday, the Associated Press released a profile piece on Sen. Rick Santorum, R-Pa.-the third-highest ranking Republican in the Senate, and a man who White House political director Ken Mehlman ' ¦
City tries to avoid violence at Mifflin St. party
By Jessica Miller | Apr. 23, 2003Community involvement is up in the event planning for the year's last big party. The Mifflin Street Block Party has been a tradition for many years at UW-Madison, and the ' ¦
Dynamite album hot
Apr. 23, 2003(Polydor) Twenty-one years old and the eldest of 11 siblings, Ms. Dynamite was raised in north London by her mother, whose love for reggae, roots and soul has deeply influenced ' ¦'
Sexual Assault Awareness Month
By Christine Sowinski and Aarushi Agni | Apr. 23, 2003April has been recognized as Sexual Assault Awareness Month since the late 1980s. More than half of all sexual assaults are committed by men against women whom they know in ' ¦'
American antiwar students find acceptance abroad
By Courtney Heeren | Apr. 23, 2003MONTPELLIER, France-The place in which Jessica Pothering has felt most uncomfortable talking about the war in Iraq happens to be her class comprised solely of other American students, who, like ' ¦



