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Patients at risk for West Nile
By Kyle Oliver | Sep. 30, 2002CDC connects virus to organ, blood procedures
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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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Doyle has minor lead for governor
Sep. 30, 2002In the race for governor, Democratic state Attorney General Jim Doyle appears to possess a slight lead over his Republican counterpart, Gov. Scott McCallum, according to the latest Badger Poll. ' ¦
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'Murder Suit' is a real killer
By Andy Van Sistine and Corey Gutwillig | Sep. 30, 2002When the director first stepped foot out onto the floor, he said with a smile, \Welcome to the inside of Dr. Evil's head."" Unsure of the meaning of this, the ' ¦'
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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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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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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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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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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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Sizing up the conference competition
By Kate Hedlin | Sep. 27, 2002Big Ten season kicks into gear
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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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Peace Coalition protests against invasion
By Adrienne Bell | Sep. 27, 2002Expecting Congress to vote next week on the authorization of force in Iraq, the Madison Area Peace Coalition is sponsoring a demonstration outside of the Madison office U.S. Sen. Herb ' ¦
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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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UW-Madison makes Playboy list of top 25 party schools
Sep. 26, 2002UW-Madison is checks in at No. 7 on Playboy Magazine's list of top 25 party schools'a list to be published in the magazine's November issue. The ranking is based on ' ¦
