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The beginning of the Big Ten season is well underway and so far it's been anything but expected as the results have seen shocking upsets of smaller profile programs and ' ¦'

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Police search for battery suspects

By Whitney Newman | Oct. 17, 2002

The brutal beatings of two females on Oct. 8'one on the 500 block of University Avenue'were perpetrated by the same individuals according to a Madison Police Department statement. The suspects, ' ¦

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Whether good food or bad food, setting matters most

By Brendan McCarty | Oct. 17, 2002

Off The Eaten Path'

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Tiger Army: all they can be

Oct. 17, 2002

Psychobilly? What the heck is that? A unique blend of rockabilly and punk, psychobilly has had a huge following for years in Europe, giving birth to bands like Nekromantix and ' ¦'

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Amos knocks around the 'Guys'

By Amos Posner | Oct. 17, 2002

Amos: In Theaters Now'

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Buckeyes preparing for BCS bid

By Matt Carroll | Oct. 17, 2002

Ohio 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, 2002

In 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, 2002

After 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, 2002

It 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, 2002

Talk follows harassment of housefellow

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Nobel winner lectures on chronic wasting disease

By Cleo Chang | Oct. 17, 2002

Kurt 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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California and Saddam

By Brian Lauvray | Oct. 17, 2002

What's Lauv Got To Do With It?

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5 Things To Watch Against Ohio State

By JoEllen Amato and RA Barahona | Oct. 17, 2002

Look 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, 2002

Wolfgang 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, 2002

When 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, 2002

Baldwin, Greer face off for seat in Congress