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Fair is fair for students, workers
By Steven Wishau - The Daily Cardinal and Youssef Sawan | Mar. 10, 2003Government must acknowledge value of treating workers fairly
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Give up on irony: long live the mullet
By Whitney Newman and Justin Damm | Mar. 10, 2003Vice Squad'
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UW: Accused athletes were eligible at Alamo
By Michelle Diament | Mar. 10, 2003UW-Madison administrators decided correctly to allow a group of football players accused of plagiarism at the end of fall semester to play in the Alamo Bowl Dec. 28, according to ' ¦
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24-hour library push shows bigger issues
By Elizabeth Gross | Mar. 10, 2003Imagine a three-story UW library open 24 hours. Imagine UW students working productively all night on their homework. Now imagine 40,000 rats furiously running in wheels. Somehow our quest for ' ¦
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Badgers not even in same league
By Katie Gilbert | Mar. 10, 2003Although five seniors said farewell Saturday, the men's hockey team ended its tumultuous season on a sour note. Wisconsin (7-17-4 Western Collegiate Hockey Association, 13-21-4 overall) simply could not produce ' ¦
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U.S. makes final push on Iraq
By Sam Cusick and Yphtach Lelkes | Mar. 10, 2003The Bush administration announced Friday it will push this week for a U. N. resolution calling for a final deadline of March 17 for Iraq's complete disarmament, leading to speculation ' ¦
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News briefs
Mar. 10, 2003UW Police arrested three men--two UW-Madison students--affiliated with making, selling and using fake identification and obstructing an officer Saturday, according to The Wisconsin State Journal. Police suspect Tuan Hoang Quoc ' ¦
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Apartment complex to replace Badger Pantry site in 2004
By Erica Dimka and Steven Wishau - The Daily Cardinal | Mar. 10, 2003Students in the Gorham St. area might need to find a new place to shop, since the Badger Pantry, 437 W. Gorham St., may soon be no more. Pending approval ' ¦
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Regents call for System cooperation, unity
By Katie Will | Mar. 10, 2003With $250 million in budget cuts looming in the UW System's future, the UW System Board of Regents said they are counting on all UW institutions to put their greatest ' ¦
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Bush determined to disarm Iraq
By Molly Borgstrom | Mar. 7, 2003President Bush said the United States has entered the \last phase of diplomacy"" with Iraq on the eve of Chief U.N. Weapons Inspector Hans Blix's latest report to the U.N. ' ¦
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Mom, daughter to graduate in May
By Dana Schowalter | Mar. 7, 2003As a single mother of four, Linda Bradley, 44, said her decision to return to school four years ago at UW-Madison for a bachelor's degree was \the only logical choice."" ' ¦'
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Old fiddler knows Watson up, Doc
By Ben Schultz | Mar. 7, 2003By any measure, the Appalachian Mountains have been around awhile and it seems as though they gain a little more venerability with every passing year. From these ancient hills emerged ' ¦'
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International relations expert seeks student input on situation in China
By Emily Winter | Mar. 7, 2003UW-Madison students offered their solutions to an \intellectual puzzlement"" for author Susan Shirk Thursday. Shirk, who served as the former deputy assistant secretary of state for East Asia during the ' ¦
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UW to finish against North Dakota
By Greg Porter | Mar. 7, 2003\Our goal is to play our best hockey in March."" Head Coach Mike Eaves has been saying this since the start of the season. Now the time has come to ' ¦
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Badger Bits
Mar. 7, 2003Wisconsin used a second half surge to get back in the game, but Indiana (5-11 Big Ten, 13-14 overall) had the last shot and used it to defeat Wisconsin (5-11, ' ¦
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Soglin urges student vote in mayoral election
By Yphtach Lelkes | Mar. 7, 2003Mayoral candidate Paul Soglin sat down with no more than eight people at Hillel last night to tell students, in part, why their votes matter. Soglin eased into the evening ' ¦
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March Women's History Month
By Christine Sowinski | Mar. 7, 2003Women's History Month began as International Women's Day, which was first celebrated March 8, 1911, to call attention to women's rights. In the late 1970s many schools began to add ' ¦'
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Joseph's 'Son' cannot fully redeem itself
By Gregg Sparks | Mar. 7, 2003(Real World) On his third album, Redemption's Son, Joseph Arthur channels several generations of popular singer-songwriters, from the religious pathos of Leonard Cohen to the maddening inconsistency of Ryan Adams. ' ¦'
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To fight or not to fight still the question
By Jayme Zwerling | Mar. 7, 2003By Sudha Rajan The Daily Cardinal \For war is always the sanction of failure,"" Foreign Minister Dominique de Villepin concluded a statement to the United Nations with this sentiment. He ' ¦
