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Softball not soft on the competition
By Cassie Kienert | Sep. 30, 2002Bucky improves to 6-1 in fall
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Women's soccer win, lose, no draw
By Ross Patterman | Sep. 30, 2002Badgers split two weekend match-ups
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Corporate media loses legitimacy
By Youssef Sawan and Aarushi Agni | Sep. 30, 2002Media are often referred to as the fourth branch of government. People say this because the media should have the same accountability. In the past few years, this has not ' ¦
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UW Hospital, University Health Services join forces in favor of smoking ban
By Jessica Hamm | Sep. 30, 2002Representatives of University Health Services, the UW Hospital and Clinics and the UW Medical Foundation staff announced the formation of a coalition last week to support an initiative in the ' ¦
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Beck achieves a new 'Golden Age'
By Clay Thomas and Jon Spike | Sep. 30, 2002(DGC) Anticipation is a strange and powerful thing: Not only can it make newspaper reporters cleave at each others throats to grasp a prerelease copy, but also create wild expectations, ' ¦'
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Pay raises unlikely for top UW staff
Sep. 30, 2002The UW System's top employees will not likely see pay increases this year, according to UW Board of Regents member Fred Mohs. Last year, despite financial strains caused by state ' ¦
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Council to decide future of potential cab company
By Erin Rushmer | Sep. 30, 2002Tuesday's upcoming City Council meeting could determine the fate of an one-man taxi cab company in Madison. At the last council meeting, Mike Roach's bid for a license was neither ' ¦
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Men's soccer hits road block on road trip
By By Rachel Schulze | Sep. 30, 2002The Badgers (0-1Big Ten, 6-4)opened up Big Ten conference play on the road this weekend traveling to Ohio State Saturday and to Xavier University Sunday. The Badgers fell to the ' ¦
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Sizing up the conference competition
By Kate Hedlin | Sep. 27, 2002Big Ten season kicks into gear
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Early application submission up
Sep. 27, 2002Some UW System schools have seen a rise in early submission of applications this year due to concerns that the budget problems will lead to smaller classes. UW-Stout in Menominee, ' ¦
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State educates hunters on CWD
Sep. 27, 2002Wisconsin is taking a proactive step toward the education of residents in regard to the chronic wasting disease that has infected the state's whitetail deer population. According to Gov. Scott ' ¦
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Ultimate pop music from Frisbie
Sep. 27, 2002Perhaps best known to Madison as the eye-poppingly catchy opener for Wilco's show at the Barrymore Theatre two years ago, Frisbie returns to town tonight for a free show at ' ¦'
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UW soccer battles state of Michigan
By Clint Robus | Sep. 27, 2002A wise man once said that familiarity breeds contempt. With that in mind there should be no love lost between the Badger women's soccer team (0-1-1 Big Ten, 3-4-2 overall) ' ¦
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Ad campaigns more aggressive since primary
By Anna Krejci | Sep. 27, 2002Critical campaign ads between gubernatorial candidates, current Republican Gov. Scott McCallum and Democratic state Attorney General Jim Doyle, appear to contrast the milder-toned ads seen during the primary elections. Chris ' ¦
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Bush placates, however Congress still skeptical
By Nhu Tran | Sep. 27, 2002Following a meeting with several members of Congress Thursday, President Bush attempted to backtrack his words earlier in the week, during which he painted Democrats as frail when it comes ' ¦
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Way out of vogue, and that's cool
By Erica Edwardson | Sep. 27, 2002The United State of Erica'
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A note to our loyal readers
Sep. 27, 2002With another semester upon us, we face the seemingly inevitable task of reasserting The Daily Cardinal's position as UW-Madison's oldest independent newspaper. Readers of the other daily campus newspaper may ' ¦
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