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Buckeyes preparing for BCS bid
By Matt Carroll | Oct. 17, 2002Ohio State in great position to contend for conference and national titles'
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PACE forum touches on house parties
By Ben Sykes | Oct. 17, 2002In what was billed as an open forum on future policy regarding the regulation of house parties, the Policy Alternative Community and Education coalition saw less than a dozen UW-Madison ' ¦
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Grant makes stadium renovation possible
By Beth Skopp and Danielle Szulczewski | Oct. 17, 2002After being halted for a year for economic reasons, the Camp Randall renovations will continue as planned, thanks to recent donations to the project. UW-Madison Chancellor John Wiley announced Wednesday ' ¦
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Burrito Wars: Chipotle vs. Qdoba
By Mary Lang | Oct. 17, 2002It all started two weeks ago Sunday, when the new restaurant Chipotle, 658 State St., opened its doors to a multitude of burrito-hungry consumers. Since then, burrito lovers are having ' ¦'
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Racist incident at Witte prompts forum
By Michelle Diament | Oct. 17, 2002Talk follows harassment of housefellow
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Nobel winner lectures on chronic wasting disease
By Cleo Chang | Oct. 17, 2002Kurt Wuthrich, one of the three Nobel Prize recipients in Chemistry this year, is lecturing this week as part of the Harry Steenbock Lectures in Biochemistry. Wuthrich is focusing his ' ¦
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5 Things To Watch Against Ohio State
By JoEllen Amato and RA Barahona | Oct. 17, 2002Look for Ohio State to get the ball to freshman tailback Maurice Clarett on most of the team's running plays as the Buckeyes' offense revolves around the freshman sensation. He ' ¦'
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UW crowd welcomes German ambassador
By Chelsea Ross | Oct. 17, 2002Wolfgang Ischinger, German ambassador to the United States, spoke on Trans-Atlantic Relations to a full house at the Fluno Center Wednesday. The ambassador's visit came at a particularly significant time ' ¦
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BCS wears thin on fans and coaches
By Ashley Maag and Greg Porter | Oct. 17, 2002When the letters BCS are combined, few good things can be said. The controversial system for deciding the teams in the national championship bowl has come under nothing but criticism ' ¦'
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Debate sparks spicy dialogue
By Ben Sykes | Oct. 16, 2002Baldwin, Greer face off for seat in Congress
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UHS to give flu shots starting today
Oct. 16, 2002University Heath Services will begin offering influenza vaccinations, more commonly known as flu shots, to UW-Madison students beginning today. Students with asthma, diabetes or other chronic diseases have the highest ' ¦
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Bush must finish one war before beginning another
By Tom Soule | Oct. 16, 2002During the congressional debate on the administration's plans to invade Iraq, the opponents, 156 from both chambers, all told, raised most of the questions and criticisms that have been mentioned ' ¦
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Playing with the UWM Panthers
By Eric Kleefeld and Cassie Kienert | Oct. 16, 2002Badgers host UWM in mid-week matchup
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PACE sponsors awareness event
By Emily Winter | Oct. 16, 2002With the dangerous effects of house parties in mind, the Policy Alternative Community and Education coalition is hosting a forum tonight to obtain input from students and community members from ' ¦
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Stiff upper lip gives way on bad day
By Dan Hinkel and Sam Karp | Oct. 16, 2002The D.H. Steps to the Plate'
