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UW prepared for Gopher attack
By Clint Robus | Nov. 22, 2002As far as big games go, they do not get much bigger for the Badgers than this Saturday. The Badgers (1-6 Big Ten, 6-6 overall) have to deal with a ' ¦
Good, bad news for state budget
By Peter Long | Nov. 21, 2002$200 million eases budget burdens little
Detainee in disturbance dies after medical reaction
Nov. 21, 2002A disturbance turned deadly Wednesday afternoon when a man detained by police had a medical reaction and was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. The incident occurred ' ¦
Hey kids, it's Tofu Turkey!
Nov. 21, 2002The Thanksgiving table is set. An elaborate array of cranberries, yams and stuffing is arranged around the most important item on the table: a Tofu Turkey, the vegetarian solution to ' ¦'
Badger volleyball just gets by Wildcats
By Cassie Kienert | Nov. 21, 2002The No. 14 UW volleyball team (12-5 Big Ten, 21-7 overall) took on the Northwestern Wildcats (9-8, 16-13) Wednesday night and triumphed in five games. Coming out slow, the Badger ' ¦
Board may see student voice
By Kyle Jacobs | Nov. 21, 2002Associated Students of Madison members said Wednesday they will try to raise awareness of a state Senate bill that would open a new seat on the UW System Board of ' ¦
Compromise smoking-ban ordinance causes some to fume
By Maya Ghayyad | Nov. 21, 2002Opposing parties in the smoking ban ordinance reached a compromise Tuesday night, although the controversial resolution left both sides unsatisfied. According to Ald. Mike Verveer, District 4, the victory was ' ¦
New Republican Congress endangers reproductive rights
By Elizabeth Gross | Nov. 21, 2002We are nearing Roe v. Wade's 30th birthday, but because of the recent potentially dire election results, Roe v. Wade may not live to see her 32nd birthday. The elections ' ¦
A very veggie Thanksgiving
Nov. 21, 2002For a vegetarian, Thanksgiving can be kind of a drag. Sitting down to a steaming turkey dripping in its own juices is not the ideal vegetarian meal. The Daily Cardinal ' ¦'
City Council snuffs out smoking in many restaurants with approval of increased ban
By Will Hoverman and Amelia Styer | Nov. 20, 2002It was standing room only in the City Council chambers Tuesday night as restaurant and bar representatives, anti-smoking groups and public health advocates passionately presented their cases concerning a smoking ' ¦
Product management program to begin
By Michelle Diament | Nov. 20, 2002A $6.5 million gift to the UW-Madison School of Business will create a Center for Product Management at the school. The center, which will offer students an MBA in product ' ¦
Senate votes yes to security department
By Adrienne Bell | Nov. 20, 2002The U.S. Senate approved a measure Tuesday authorizing the creation of the Department of Homeland Security designed to protect the United States against terrorism. The vote of 90-9 marks the ' ¦
Israel a light in the darkness
By Liz Puibello and Rachel Salper | Nov. 20, 2002Now, more than ever, Americans must realize Israel is a champion of democracy in the Middle East. Israel is a parliamentary democracy with regular free and fair elections. These elections ' ¦
Icers go up north
By Eric Schmoldt | Nov. 20, 2002The UW men's hockey team (1-3-0 Western Collegiate Hockey Association, 5-5-0 overall) takes a trip out west this weekend to take on rival North Dakota (3-1-0, 9-1-0). The Badgers, coming ' ¦
Lyall: Tuition hike may fill gap
By Mike McLaughlin | Nov. 20, 2002UW official offers solutions for budget cuts
Report ranks state women behind peers
By Andy Van Sistine and Emily Winter | Nov. 20, 2002The status of women in Wisconsin lags behind other states, according to a report card released Tuesday by the Institute for Women's Policy Research. Some in Madison said the relatively ' ¦



