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Needed money advice: how to waste it
By Molly Reppen and Justin Damm | Jan. 22, 2003Vice Squad'
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College students receive fewer grants, more loans in financial aid packages
By Bob Spoerl and Molly Borgstrom | Jan. 22, 2003Financial aid is used to pay the bulk of UW-Madison sophomore Allison Hyde's tuition. She receives about $9,000 in financial aid each semester, $700 of which comes from a federal ' ¦
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Experience the greenhouse effect
By Katie Maxwell | Jan. 21, 2003Warm respite displays plethora of colorful flora '
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Doyle appoints new regents
Jan. 21, 2003Gov. Jim Doyle appointed five new members to the UW System Board of Regents Jan. 13 amid controversy sparked when the governor announced he would not keep four members of ' ¦
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Charter Communications raises Madison cable and Internet rates
By Peter Cameron | Jan. 21, 2003For Madison area cable customers, there is good and bad news. The bad news is that cable TV subscriptions will increase again Feb. 15. The good news is the increase ' ¦
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Amos wonderful time of the year for movies
By By Adam Paris and Amos Posner | Jan. 21, 2003Amos: In Theaters Now'
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The Blind Boys lookin' good
By By Pita Laffa | Jan. 21, 2003(Realworld) It is said that when a person loses one sense, their remaining four become more acute. If this is true, it certainly explains why The Blind Boys of Alabama ' ¦'
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International students face jail
By Adrienne Bell | Jan. 21, 2003As ordered by Congress, males over the age of 16 who carry temporary visas from certain Middle Eastern countries will have to register with the Immigration and Naturalization Service between ' ¦
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Badger Break Bits
Jan. 21, 2003Senior wide receiver Lee Evans announced at the Alamo Bowl that he will return to Madison to play football in 2003. Evans was declared a medical redshirt halfway through the ' ¦
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More sour than sweet, 'Chicago' delights and
Jan. 21, 2003In 1920s Chicago, the Cook County Jail is the breeding grounds for on-stage stardom and the local defense attorney is the hottest talent agent. Bored housewives dreaming of fame kill ' ¦'
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UW-Madison student dies of head injuries
Jan. 21, 2003A UW-Madison sophomore was found dead outside of Sellery Hall Jan. 1 at approximately 12:30 p.m. The student was identified as Mark Mueller, a 20-year-old computer science major from Monroe, ' ¦
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WSUM radio show to connect students with dean
By Emily Winter | Jan. 21, 2003UW-Madison students will have a different way to become acquainted with Dean of Students Luoluo Hong this semester. For one hour each week students will set the agenda, as Hong ' ¦
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Looking back at the last days of Strummer
By Evan Rytlewski | Jan. 21, 2003N ov. 15, 2002, former Clash front-man Joe Strummer was set to play a small show at London's Action Town Hall. 2002 thus far had been a rewarding year for ' ¦'
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Chow down at Chin's
By Andrea Falkenhagen | Jan. 21, 2003Chin's Asia Fresh adds zest to State Street'
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Bush must not abuse U.S. status
By Sam Berns and Suzanne O’Connell | Jan. 21, 2003It is safe to say the United States is the world's only superpower. It controls about a quarter of the world's economy and is the leader when it comes to ' ¦
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UW stops the bleeding against
By Arvind Gopalratnam and Clay Thomas | Jan. 21, 2003Penney leads the way with 22 points
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Bush's \No Child Left Behind"" plan places corporate interests above education
By Dimitri Syrkin-Nikolau and Tony Schultz | Jan. 21, 2003The Bush Administration's \No Child Left Behind"" education bill passed earlier this year has vastly more to do with defining how public schools fail than it does with providing resources ' ¦
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New year brings slippery season
By Dan Hinkel and Sam Karp | Jan. 21, 2003The D.H. Steps to the Plate'
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