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Winning the war on bitter cheese
By Alex Pacheco and Scott DeLaruelle | Jan. 21, 2003UW researchers identify key starter enzyme'
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The future of Roe v. Wade
By C.P. VanValkenburg | Jan. 21, 2003Political motives for 2004 elections will keep Roe In the next week, a great deal of attention will be paid to the 30th anniversary of Roe v. Wade. And ' ¦
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Badgers wrestling their way to top of the standings
By Michael Jones and Sam Karp | Jan. 21, 2003Team ranked No. 17 in the country
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Badgers wrangle Buffaloes
By Cary Dohman | Jan. 21, 2003The days of December have long since passed, and to most, Dec. 28 is no more than a distant memory. However, Badger fans, Head Coach Barry Alvarez, his players and ' ¦
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Unhealthy U.S. body images affect world beauty standards
By Andrea Falkenhagen | Dec. 11, 2002Last week, after tumultuous riots in Nigeria, Turkey's Azra Akin was crowned \Miss World"" in front of a television audience of more than 1 billion viewers. Earlier in the month, ' ¦
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AP official Wolman to speak at commencement
Dec. 11, 2002UW-Madison alumnus and senior vice president of The Associated Press Jonathan Wolman will speak at both mid-year commencement ceremonies Dec. 22. Student receiving masters, doctoral and professional degrees and those ' ¦
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Police investigate campus theft of Serbian spruce
Dec. 11, 2002A tree that stood near the Noland Zoology building was stolen over the weekend. Daniel Einstein, environmental management coordinator at UW-Madison, noticed Tuesday that all that remained of the 8-foot, ' ¦
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New Kids on the Block
By Molly Reppen and Maya Ziv-el | Dec. 11, 2002Almost four months have passed since she came to college, and Maja Middleton still cannot believe how fast the time gone. The UW-Madison freshman from New Berlin, Wis., seems to ' ¦
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UHS finds useful solutions for finals-related stress
By Clay Thomas | Dec. 11, 2002As the semester is drawing to a close and final exams are quickly approaching, it is no surprise that students all across campus are feeling a bit stressed. \People tend ' ¦
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Men's basketball not looking past Wildcats
By Clint Robus | Dec. 11, 2002Badgers gear up for New Hampshire
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Badgerball defeats Eastern Illinois
By Erich Mueller | Dec. 11, 2002It was a tale of two halves on Tuesday evening, as the Wisconsin Badgers women's basketball team (2-5 overall) hosted Eastern Illinois (1-6 overall). Wisconsin shook off a sluggish first ' ¦
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Praise for year of ups, downs
By Jon Spike and Karl Schook | Dec. 11, 2002Thinking back on the twists and turns this year, it is hard to believe I ushered it in freezing my ass off on a mountain on the south island of ' ¦
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War issues debate draws students, community
By Adrienne Bell | Dec. 11, 2002Nearly 100 students gathered in Tripp Commons Tuesday night to hear debate over the reasons and ethics behind a possible war with Iraq. The Wisconsin Union Directorate's contemporary issues committee ' ¦
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Court rescinds decision on death penalty
By Ben Sykes | Dec. 11, 2002Judges uphold previous verdict
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Anyone for Buffalo wings?
By Cary Dohman | Dec. 11, 2002UW faces No. 14 Colorado in Alamo Bowl
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Court to decide future of student org. freedom of speech
By Emily Winter | Dec. 11, 2002Freedom of speech may be limited at colleges and universities in Wisconsin, Illinois and Indiana if a court rules against three Illinois student journalists. Hosty v. Carter, will be heard ' ¦
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Doyle proposes to restore environmental positions, cut his own power
By Elizabeth Wachowski and Mary Chen | Dec. 10, 2002In an effort to de-politicize the Department of Natural Resources, Governor-elect Jim Doyle said earlier this week he plans to ask the state Legislature to remove the position of DNR ' ¦
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