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A good dinner without wine is like a fish without water. It is impossible for one to exist without the other. Wine is an essential element of many cultures. From ' ¦'

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Ron's Pain

By Leif Griffin | Jan. 30, 2003

A Day in the Leif

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Hurting the team?

By Justine Colgan and Bill Cooney | Jan. 29, 2003

If only Oakland Raiders guard Frank Middleton knew. And guard Mo Collins. And countless media organizations across the country. Barret Robbins has a serious medical condition known as bipolar disorder. ' ¦

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Gas prices to drive up heating costs this year

By Peter Cameron | Jan. 29, 2003

Residential heating bills throughout the state have been rising due to colder temperatures and an increase in the price of natural gas. Jim O'Neal, energy analyst for the Wisconsin Department ' ¦

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N. Korea situation result of failings in U.S. policy shifts

By Tom Soule | Jan. 29, 2003

Well, I hope that all of you enjoyed reading yesterday's opinion feature, where the five regular columnists for this newspaper provided their take on the coming invasion of Iraq. Youssef ' ¦

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Bush stays firm on Iraq, sells tax cut

By Peter Long | Jan. 29, 2003

President Bush stuck to his increasingly hard-line position on Iraq Tuesday night in his 2003 State of the Union Address before a joint session of Congress, citizens of the United ' ¦

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COLUMN: It's what goes on in this spot

By Dan Hinkel | Jan. 29, 2003

The D.H. Steps to the Plate'

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The Sacred Feather: the familiar State St. hat shop

By Hilary Wichman | Jan. 29, 2003

As UW-Madison students return from winter break and become accustomed to walking to classes in sub-zero temperatures, they may find themselves in need of a winter hat. The owners and ' ¦'

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Sharon comes out on top of Israeli election

By Molly Borgstrom | Jan. 29, 2003

Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's conservative Likud party stepped to victory in the Israeli Parliamentary elections Tuesday. Voter turnout for the election was the lowest in the country's history, due to ' ¦

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Mr. Lif keeps the cutting edge of hip-hop sharp

By Evan Rytlewski | Jan. 29, 2003

Hip-hop fans take their music seriously, spending a disproportionate amount of their time worrying about the future of the genre. In 2002, however, Definitive Jux Records went a long way ' ¦'

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Bush priorities out of order

Jan. 29, 2003

Staff Opinion

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DLS hosts transgender activist

By Michelle Diament and By Pita Laffa | Jan. 29, 2003

With a touch of light-hearted humor, trans liberation author and activist Leslie Feinberg spoke to a crowd of hundreds as part of the Distinguished Lecture Series Tuesday night at the ' ¦

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Assembly strikes down plan to fund scandal lawyers

Jan. 29, 2003

The State Assembly voted against a bill introduced by state Rep. Spencer Black, D-Madison, on Tuesday, to ban lawyer fees for officials accused of trading legislation for campaign contributions. Currently, ' ¦

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Jimmy prepares for weather prediction

By Christine Sowinski | Jan. 29, 2003

Six more weeks of snow, sub-zero temperatures and chilling winds are what to expect if groundhogs see their shadows on Groundhog's Day Sunday. Superstition says if the sun is shining ' ¦'

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De Simone resigns after Doyle apology

By Reid Rosenberg | Jan. 29, 2003

Following his refusal to resign from the UW System Board of Regents for the past several weeks, Alfred De Simone has submitted his official resignation. De Simone refused to step ' ¦

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Bucky hopes to tame 'Cats

By Ben Breiner and Eric Schmoldt | Jan. 29, 2003

Badgers prepared for NU's best shot