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Kollege Klub to shut down
By Peter Cameron | Dec. 3, 2002Temporary close, fine await Lake Street bar
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Jarrell decides against running for second term
By Molly Borgstrom and Aarushi Agni | Dec. 3, 2002Ald. Todd Jarrell, District 8, announced Monday he will not run for re-election to the city council this spring, citing personal reasons. Jarrell was the only undergraduate from UW-Madison on ' ¦
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Hometown barhopping turns reminiscent
By Justin Damm | Dec. 2, 2002There are more than 500 bars in Kenosha, Wis., and I'm trying to figure out how about 125 people from my graduating class decided to be at two of them ' ¦'
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Badgerball falls to Waves
Dec. 2, 2002The women's basketball team earned its first win Friday night in the Thanksgiving Classic against University of Texas-Arlington, advancing to the final round Saturday. However, the Badgers fell to Pepperdine ' ¦
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Men's hockey sinks to bottom
By Molly Reppen and Paul Ferguson | Dec. 2, 2002Badgers end power-play goal drought
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Nirvana, U2 don't Maxx out
Dec. 2, 2002(Interscope) (Geffen) I'd like to preface this review by saying that greatest hits are a waste of everyone's time. Instead of releasing a package of old singles with a couple ' ¦'
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Volleyball sweeps weekend
Dec. 2, 2002The No. 15 Wisconsin volleyball team (14-6 Big Ten, 23-8 overall) defeated Michigan (10-10, 16-14) and Michigan State (11-9, 19-11) Friday and Saturday, clinching a share of second place (with ' ¦
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Police investigate Dayton St. hit-and-run incident
Dec. 2, 2002Police were called to the State Street Campus Ramp near the 100 block of West Dayton Street early Sunday at 2:12 a.m to investigate a hit and run accident. According ' ¦
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Varying weapons available in ongoing war against common colds, influenza
By Kate Raiford | Dec. 2, 2002Winters in Madison are cold, cold, cold, and it is only the fortunate few who make it to spring without experiencing a cold of their own. Suffering from the cold ' ¦
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Lower deer kills give CWD experts reason to worry
By Matt Fox and Ben Sykes | Dec. 2, 2002While only 10 percent in, numbers significantly less
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Jewish dispossession in Mid East often forgotten
By Ben Winig | Dec. 2, 2002There is a large population of dispossessed people from Arab countries that have received little, if any, attention in today's discourse. Some 850,000 individuals suffered systematic persecutions and confiscation of ' ¦
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Entry to UW more difficult
By Adrienne Bell | Dec. 2, 2002Admission made harder due to more applicants
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Poet, singer, activist John Trudell to speak
By Ryan Weinkauf and Adrienne Bell | Dec. 2, 2002As part of the Distinguished Lecture Series, singer and poet John Trudell will speak about his experiences as an activist for Native American rights tonight at 7:30 p.m. in the ' ¦
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'Live 1975' a Dylan album to desire
By Kayla Behling | Dec. 2, 2002(Columbia) Coming off the heels of his best album, , Bob Dylan enlisted a seemingly endless list of random musicians to contribute to his next effort, . The tour resulting ' ¦'
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Wrestling still undefeated
Dec. 2, 2002The men's wrestling team earned two wins over the weekend, defeating No. 25 Northern Illinois 26-12 on the road Saturday and crushing No. 17 Northern Iowa 28-17 Sunday. The Badgers ' ¦
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Basketball defeats UWGB
By Dan Sullivan | Dec. 2, 2002The No. 25 men's basketball team (4-0 overall) continued to uphold its perfect record with a win over in-state rival UW-Green Bay (1-3 overall) Saturday. Junior guard Freddie Owens added ' ¦
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Women's hockey handles MSU Mavericks
By Katie Gilbert and Meg Detrie | Dec. 2, 2002The Wisconsin women's hockey team (3-4-3 Western Collegiate Hockey Association, 9-4-3 overall) skated away with a tie and a win against Minnesota-State Mankato (2-7-1, 3-10-1) at the Kohl Center this ' ¦
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