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Candidates seek distinction
By Adrienne Bell | Mar. 31, 2003Two candidates emerged from six-way mayoral primary Feb. 18 receiving approximately the same number of votes. Dave Cieslewicz came out ahead with 14,326 votes followed by Paul Soglin with 14,144 ' ¦
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Staff endorsements
Mar. 31, 2003Voters who step into the polls Tuesday to elect a new mayor for Madison will face a choice between two candidates who have strikingly similar agendas and ideologies. However, experience ' ¦
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Away from home, will be back in a Jif
By Erica Edwardson | Mar. 28, 2003The United State of Erica'
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District 5 and 8 candidates dance with student issues in debate
By Megan O\'Brien | Mar. 28, 2003Thursday, city council candidates from Districts 5 and 8 came together in Memorial Union at the only campus debate to discuss student issues. Jason Stephany and Robbie Webber, from District ' ¦
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Budget topic at ASM Town Hall
Mar. 28, 2003A representative from the UW-Madison administration and Tommie Jones, the student member of the UW System Board of Regents, spoke Thursday at the Associated Students of Madison Spring Town Hall ' ¦
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Freedom, Knuckleheads stores to combine in one location
By Beth Skopp | Mar. 28, 2003Since the sale of glass pipes has recently become illegal, local tobacco retailers are feeling the backlash, proving this situation is causing problems besides making it more difficult for smokers ' ¦
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Stephany, Webber vie for council seat in district of students, community members
By Whitney Newman and Clancy McGilligan | Mar. 28, 2003With the April 1 election approaching, District 5 candidates Jason Stephany and Robbie Webber are vying for the Madison City Council seat, a district known for diverse constituency and lack ' ¦
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Hijab a tool of liberation, not oppression
By Alexandra Gekas | Mar. 28, 2003One of the articles published for the series about Islam addressed the issue of the hijab (the head covering that Muslim women wear). Since Americans became obsessed with Islam, they ' ¦
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Kentucky fried Badgers, 63-57
By Leif Griffin | Mar. 28, 2003UW's season ends with loss to Wildcats
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Film Festival a reel premiere event
By Carina Spaulding | Mar. 28, 2003Independent cinema storms Madison '
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'Dreamcatcher' totally unravels after first half hour
By Kelly Kallien | Mar. 28, 2003For the first half hour, \Dreamcatcher"" works. Four guys struggle with their lives and vent frustrations through cheap sex and a loaded pistol. Though stuck in the doldrums of middle ' ¦'
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France ended diplomacy on Iraq
By Andy Murray | Mar. 28, 2003In the weeks before war broke out, the Security Council chamber of the United Nations was a scene of debate for issues of dim concern to world peace-such trivialities as ' ¦
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War protesters, police clash
By Emily Winter | Mar. 28, 2003Police arrest two, pepper spray U. Square crowd
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Eagles fly high into 'Elite Eight'
Mar. 28, 2003The Marquette Golden Eagles defeated the Pittsburgh Panthers 77-74 in the Midwest regional semi-finals in Minneapolis Thursday night. For the victors junior guard Dwayne Wade contributed 22 points, 20 of ' ¦
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Southern comfort
By Josh Salm | Mar. 27, 2003San Antonio is going to be the host of what may be the tightest race for the Final Four in this year's March Madness. Texas, Connecticut, Maryland and Michigan State ' ¦'
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News Briefs
By Jim Dayton | Mar. 27, 2003A man peeped over a stall wall as a woman showered in Elizabeth Waters Residence Hall Tuesday. UW Police were called and subsequently searched the building, but the man was ' ¦
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Peace Team member speaks on Iraq journey
By Emily Falencyzkowski-Scott | Mar. 27, 2003More than 300 people filled 3650 Humanities Building Wednesday to hear Iraq Peace Team member Ben Granby talk about his experiences in Iraq during January and February of this year. ' ¦
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Demonstrators hope for arrests
By Katie Will | Mar. 27, 2003Anti-war demonstrators chose symbolism as their tactic at Truax Field Wednesday, where they risked arrest in a peaceful show of opposition to the war in Iraq. About 50 Madison-area students ' ¦
