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Administrators speculate on effects of further budget cuts
By Amy Martin | Nov. 11, 2002UW-Madison administrators are bracing for reductions in state funding following a report presented to the UW Board of Regents last week designed to anticipate a 5 percent budget cut to ' ¦
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Illini handle Badgers
By Steven Wishau - The Daily Cardinal and Katie Gilbert | Nov. 11, 2002With a crazy week in which Wisconsin's police charges and arrests of players made the news as often as the games and practices themselves, it seems only fitting that the ' ¦
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Madison among safest cities
By Molly Borgstrom | Nov. 11, 2002Madison, a place that holds Money Magazine's distinction of being one of the nation's best places to live, now has another honor to add to its list: It is one ' ¦
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'Flugufreslarinn?' God bless you
By Tom Walsh and Laura Pontillo | Nov. 11, 2002With all the banal, formulaic crap that's constantly played on corporate radio, Sigur R??s is a refreshing change of pace or maybe confounding, depending on your view. This Icelandic quartet ' ¦'
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Witte Hall fire evacuates residents
Nov. 11, 2002A fire occurred at Witte Residence Hall Nov. 7 in a resident's dorm room. The fire occurred in a room on the 10th floor. UW Police and Madison Fire Dept. ' ¦
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Area restaurants draft smoking ban proposal
By Ben Sykes | Nov. 11, 2002Madison's bars and restaurants are attempting to decide the debate over smoking in their establishments by releasing their own proposal to curb the harmful effects of secondhand smoke. Proponents of ' ¦
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UW wins exhibition over Gallos de Pelea
By Stephanie Ford | Nov. 11, 2002Senior Penney contributes 21 in victory
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Poverty still issue for many in U.S.
By Youssef Sawan | Nov. 11, 2002America, the land of opportunity, is where people have come from all over the world for a chance at tapping into its gold mines. For most there is disappointment, for ' ¦
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Ecopledge gives students power to change corporations
By Peter Cameron and Lindsay Weber | Nov. 11, 2002You've spent countless hours perfecting your resume?? and peppered your schedule with interviews. Now what? College seniors, especially those majoring in business, are finding themselves in a quandary. How do ' ¦
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Ejections down at latest home game
Nov. 11, 2002UW Police ejected 18 people and issued 12 citations at the Wisconsin-Illinois football game Saturday. Those ejected were cited for being seated in the wrong section and for possession of ' ¦
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Badger Bits
Nov. 11, 2002Indiana University announced Friday that Michael McNeely has resigned from his position as athletics director. IU President Myles Brand, in accepting McNeely's resignation, noted that matters within the athletics department ' ¦
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Aimee Mann overboard
By Kevin Warnke | Nov. 11, 2002If you've seen \Magnolia,"" you'll recognize Aimee Mann. It was her entrancing voice that permeated the movie, her mournful lyrics that tore you apart. Tomorrow night, she'll grace Madison with ' ¦'
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Regents examine possible budget cuts, investment choices
By Chris Henjum | Nov. 8, 2002The UW System Board of Regents met Thursday to discuss a possible budget reduction in the UW and concerns over investments. The UW System announced results of an exercise conducted ' ¦
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First murder trials for sniper suspects in Virginia
By Joe Lynch | Nov. 8, 2002The Justice Department turned over sniper suspects John Allen Muhammad and John Lee Malvo to Virginia authorities Thursday to face separate murder trials'Muhammad in Prince William County and Malvo in ' ¦
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Genuine protest achieves goals
By Danielle Szulczewski | Nov. 8, 2002Taking on the effectiveness of protest
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Student voter turnout high
By Ben Moderson-Kox | Nov. 8, 2002Student voters turned out in increased numbers this Tuesday, as compared to previous non-presidential elections. Though no official statistics have been released by the Dane County Clerk's office, tentative estimates ' ¦
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Group supports smashed shops
By Whitney Newman and Josephine Lee | Nov. 8, 2002In response to the Halloween riots on State Street, a new student organization formed this week to represent students who do not condone the riots. The organization, Response to the ' ¦
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Women's soccer defeats MSU
By Steven Wishau - The Daily Cardinal | Nov. 8, 2002The University of Wisconsin women's soccer team defeated Michigan State 1-0 Thursday night in the first round of the Big Ten Tournament in East Lansing, Mich. Sophomore forward Amy Vermeulen ' ¦
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