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From your checkbook to campus
By Whitney Newman and Adrienne Bell | Apr. 18, 2003Examining ASM's seg-fee distribution'
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Bush must finish in Iraq before moving on
By Nishant Bagadia | Apr. 18, 2003Now that the war with Iraq is coming to a close, the summer is drawing nearer and college basketball is sadly over, what else does President Bush have to do ' ¦
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'Rappers' a failure for Tame One
Apr. 18, 2003(Eastern Conference Records) Tame One, formerly half of the group Artifacts, has been around the block in terms of the dark side of the record industry. After releasing two critically ' ¦'
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Wis. soldiers await deployment
By Molly Reppen and Alex Hess | Apr. 18, 2003As the fighting in Iraq subsides, approximately 50 Wisconsin Army National Guard units stationed at Fort McCoy continue to wait for their deployment to the Middle East. According to Wisconsin ' ¦
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Security deposit interest rate may decline
By Clancy McGilligan | Apr. 18, 2003Many tenants are unaware that Madison City Ordinance 32.07 requires landlords to pay 5 percent interest per year on any security deposit paid by a tenant. According to Ald. Austin ' ¦
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Our generation lacks definition
By Daily Cardinal Staff and Slava Shayman | Apr. 18, 2003I remember reading an interview with a UW student shortly after the World Trade Center went down. She was studying abroad and said that she couldn't wait to get back ' ¦
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Study shows UW-Madison's fiscal value
By Michelle Diament | Apr. 17, 2003State reaps $4.7 billion benefit
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Language is cool
By Rena Archwamety | Apr. 17, 2003He hasn't learned to speak yet, but 7-month-old Clark is about to tell what he knows about language. \Babies actually learn some things while they're still in the womb, such ' ¦'
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W Cup within UW's grasp
By Rob Burcham | Apr. 17, 2003The annual W Cup is up for grabs Saturday as the No. 3 Wisconsin Badgers and No. 2 Washington Huskies Men's varsity rowing teams match up on the friendly waters ' ¦
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Tennis looks to sweep Michigan schools
By Kate Hedlin | Apr. 17, 2003The season winds to a close this weekend for the UW women's tennis team, with meets against Michigan Saturday and Michigan State Sunday. The women are coming off of a ' ¦
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Republicans pull video clip from controversial Web site
By Molly Borgstrom | Apr. 17, 2003The Republican Party of Wisconsin has pulled a controversial video clip about Indian gaming from its satirical Web site after American Indian groups and others complained. The clip, which aired ' ¦
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NCAA tightens athlete codes
Apr. 17, 2003The NCAA plans to adopt more strict eligibility codes for college athletes. High school athletes must complete more required courses to be eligible to compete in college. NCAA President Myles ' ¦
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'Beckham' scores big
By William Temby | Apr. 17, 2003Considering 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, 2003Ten 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, 2003In 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, 2003What's Lauv Got To Do With It
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Experts advise on drug policy
By Katie Will | Apr. 17, 2003When 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, 2003The 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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