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The Strokes: A study in perspective
Oct. 14, 2002Whatchoo talkin' 'bout? Cardinal Arts, providing six diff'rent Strokes viewpoints.'
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SSFC accuses self of non-neutrality
By Mary Chen | Oct. 11, 2002Student Services Finance Committee representatives Aaron Werner and Drew Horn filed a complaint Wednesday with the Associated Students of Madison Student Judiciary alleging SSFC members who voted for the eligibility ' ¦
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Newest Lecter movie provides 'Red' scares
By Evan Rytlewski | Oct. 11, 2002In an ideal world all films would be made as a result of an artistic vision. \Red Dragon"" certainly doesn't exist in this ideal world. Rather, it is a film ' ¦'
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State residents most concerned with budget, ethics
By Kevin J. Mack and Anna Krejci | Oct. 11, 2002State budget issues and political ethics trouble Madison residents more than residents in other areas of Wisconsin, according to the latest Wisconsin Policy Research Institute survey. The survey, conducted between ' ¦
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Group offers comfort to parents of still-born babies
By Chris Henjum | Oct. 11, 2002Org sews clothes for funerals
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Local rape raises awareness deficiencies
By Kate McCormack | Oct. 11, 2002A 16-year-old girl was raped in a Madison West High School stairway two weeks ago. When she returned to school two days later, she was physically attacked. At school, a ' ¦
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'Diamond' in the rough
By William Temby | Oct. 11, 2002Except for this weekend's third Lecter movie, there truly aren't many options in the theaters for movie fans. If you don't want to subject yourself to \Sweet Home Alabama"" or ' ¦'
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Zinn speaks on issues at state book festival
By Ben Schultz | Oct. 11, 2002Author packs Orpheum Theatre
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The battle at Vilas Park
By Ima Winner | Oct. 11, 2002The Daily Cardinal, the university's oldest independent student newspaper will face off against its journalistic rival The Badger Herald, in the best drinking contest/worst football game on campus. Historically, the ' ¦
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UW searches for road revenge
By Greg Porter | Oct. 11, 2002Badgers attempt to rebound from tough loss
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Student apathy inexcusable when worthwhile causes abound
By Mackenzie McIlmail | Oct. 11, 2002It has come to my attention that there is a slow underground movement of university students who hope to turn our fair city of Madison into a pit of sloth, ' ¦
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New fangled 3-D? SNES, NES still best
By Erica Edwardson | Oct. 11, 2002The United State of Erica'
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Writers in residence brings U.S. News staffers
By Michelle Diament | Oct. 11, 2002Two writers from U.S. News & World Report will visit UW-Madison in the coming weeks as part of the UW-Madison's annual Science and Business Writers in Residence Programs.
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Soulive and kicking out jams
By Ben Hubner | Oct. 11, 2002If the measure of a band's quality is the company that they keep, Soulive must be superb. Perhaps best known for their collaboration with Talib Kweli, this groove-oriented soul band ' ¦'
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UW looks to blank Buckeyes
By Luisa Capecchi | Oct. 11, 2002The UW volleyball team (2-2 Big Ten, 11-4 overall) is looking forward to more Big Ten action this weekend as they travel to Ohio State (0-4 Big Ten, 6-7 overall) ' ¦
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Iraq prospect for extending patriotic fervor
By Sam Berns | Oct. 10, 2002On Sept. 11, 2001, the United States was shocked by a brutal, unprovoked attack on civilians. The nation came together then, uniting in the face of extreme tragedy and adversity. ' ¦
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City to consider eliminating vehicles from part of State Street
By Peter Long | Oct. 10, 2002The fate of one of the most charismatic streets in Wisconsin will be deliberated this evening when the State Street Design Project Oversight Committee convenes to discuss the possibility of ' ¦
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Women's soccer ready to strike Big Ten
By Whitney Newman and Brad Rysz | Oct. 10, 2002A little more than halfway into the season the UW women's soccer team (2-2-2 Big Ten, 5-5-3 overall) is sitting in the middle of the Big Ten standings with high ' ¦
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