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Badgers now deliver in clutch
By Jackie Martin and Leif Griffin | Mar. 6, 2003A Day in the Leif
Group seeks statement from chancellor, provost
By Joe Potente | Mar. 6, 2003As most protesters made their way down Bascom Hill en route to the state Capitol early Wednesday afternoon, one assemblage of approximately 35 people went against the grain--up the hill ' ¦
Symbolic Hijab creates challenges while empowering many Muslim women
By Manal Hamid | Mar. 6, 2003Over the years, I have been confronted with many questions about my religion. As a female Arab student, most of these questions have revolved around the role of women in ' ¦
Getting by with diabetes
By Benji Pierson and Brendan McCarty | Mar. 6, 2003Off the Eaten Path'
Big Ten champs, again
By Bill Cooney | Mar. 6, 2003The Kohl Center event staff standing in front of the Wisconsin student section began to get a little nervous during Wednesday night's game between UW and Illinois. And it was ' ¦
Muhammed spoke to all aspects of life
By Jennifer Curtis | Mar. 5, 2003Islam has received much attention these days. After languishing on the backburner as a religion of foreigners from sandy deserts far away, today one can hardly turn on the TV ' ¦
Memorial service honors Clark
By Ryan Reszel and Reid Rosenberg | Mar. 5, 2003Those wishing to honor the life of astronaut and UW-Madison alumna Dr. Laurel Clark gathered in the Wisconsin Union Theater for a memorial service organized by United Campus Ministries Tuesday ' ¦
But seriously folks ... O'Reilly's hilarious
By Dan Hinkel | Mar. 5, 2003On Sept. 11, 2001, TV anchors and pundits announced the death of irony in America. Humor was meaningless. Postmodernism, parody and satire were arrogant drolleries of the irresponsible. Recent events ' ¦'
Students must show opposition
By Tom Soule and Sam Marz | Mar. 5, 2003Over the past few weeks, you have heard--on several occasions--there will be a major anti-war demonstration on Bascom mall this morning. And seeing as you may be reading this commentary ' ¦
Doyle's gambling bill veto prevails in state Senate Tuesday
By Molly Borgstrom | Mar. 5, 2003A battle that has absorbed the state Legislature for two weeks ended Tuesday with a vote to sustain Gov. Jim Doyle's veto of a bill that would have given legislators ' ¦
Mayer's unreleased songs shine on new live album
Mar. 5, 2003(Columbia) This one's for the haters. So the majority of John Mayer's fan base is screaming 15-year-old girls.??So he makes stupid faces when he performs.??So he's been rumored to be ' ¦'
Albright's last ride
By Eric Varney | Mar. 5, 2003Overshadowed this week by a potential Big Ten Championship from the UW men's basketball team, the UW women's basketball team will be competing in the Big Ten Tournament for some ' ¦
City forces local man to take down anti-war sign
By Molly Reppen and Kristin Knipschild | Mar. 5, 2003The 26-foot banner declaring \NO BUSH WARS"" came down Tuesday after the building's owner was forced to end its 56-day run due to threats of fines from the city of ' ¦
Pulitzer Prize-winner focuses on Vietnam experience
By Beth Skopp | Mar. 5, 2003Pulitzer Prize-winning Associated Press photojournalist Neal Ulevich returned to UW-Madison Tuesday to talk about his time spent in Vietnam, as well as how photojournalism has progressed and changed since the ' ¦
Snow emergency
Mar. 5, 2003Emergency winter parking rules are in effect until Thursday morning for the City of Madison. Residents must park their cars on the odd-numbered side of the street Wednesday morning and ' ¦
Students to protest today
By Michelle Diament | Mar. 5, 2003Local activists expect UW-Madison students to forego class today in favor of an anti-war rally at Bascom Hall at 11 a.m., with a procession to the state Capitol following. The ' ¦
Do-or-die time for Bucky
By Clint Robus | Mar. 5, 2003Wisconsin and Illinois to duel for Big Ten crown




