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Some UW freshmen adjust better than others
By Maya Ziv-el and Andy Van Sistine | Sep. 18, 2002Aaron Rea may have landed at UW-Madison by accident. The 18-year-old freshman chose the university because it had a wildlife ecology major, something UW-Milwaukee, another school he was considering, did ' ¦
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UW has home court advantage?
By Luisa Capecchi | Sep. 18, 2002The UW volleyball team is looking to improve its current 6-2 record as it hosts this weekend's Badger Invitational. The Badgers, in their opening match of the weekend, will take ' ¦
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'Doeh'boy kicks it 'bout soccer
Sep. 17, 2002Fresh off his impressive hat-trick against the University of Illinois-Chicago on Sunday, freshmen forward Phil Doeh spared a minute of his busy schedule to answer some questions. The nationally #22 ranked Badgers are currently 5-1 and can attribute much of their early success to the play of Doeh and the other young, talented players.
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Bomb threat evacuates Union
Sep. 17, 2002The Memorial Union was evacuated last night at 9 p.m. due to what appeared to be a bomb threat. UW-Madison police cleared the building and closed Langdon Street to traffic. ' ¦
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Campaign ads fuel state media
Sep. 17, 2002Political ads have netted $4 million for local television stations in Madison, Milwaukee and Green Bay from Aug. 16 to Sept. 1, according to a recent study. More than 12,000 ' ¦
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Dating game takes sick sexual turn
By Jessica Brown | Sep. 17, 2002My housemate Jen is new to Madison this year. She showed up at the end of August, spent a few days figuring out how to get around, unpacked and settled ' ¦'
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Steve Earle gets out of the 'Doghouse'
By Ben Schultz | Sep. 17, 2002Like a lonesome man walking down a dusty road in the first light of dawn, Steve Earle's voice always stands by itself. With a recording career stretching back to 1975, ' ¦'
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Terror offense as an all-purpose defense
By Morgan Bottner and Alex Kuskowski | Sep. 17, 2002Here's a thought: \War on Terror"" as the best ""get out of jail free"" card you've ever seen, redeemable for one re-election. Pass go. Green light on another four years. ' ¦
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Abstinence-only education creates unhealthy image of sex
By Elizabeth Gross | Sep. 17, 2002What activity do most Americans participate in that scares our government into spending hundreds of millions of our tax dollars, and yet is enjoyed daily by citizens across the nation? ' ¦
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Ironman turnout pleases downtown area business owners
By Ben Sykes | Sep. 17, 2002Nearly 2,000 athletes signed up for one of the most grueling tests of human physical endurance. Though the number of participants involved in Sunday's first ever Wisconsin Ironman Triathlon was ' ¦
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Study: women remain on short end of gender pay gap
By Alexandra Gekas | Sep. 17, 2002Without sacrificing the responsibilities and rewards of being mothers and wives, the number of women at universities and in the workforce has steadily increased since the 1970s when the number ' ¦
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UW freshmen ready for change
By Maya Ziv-el | Sep. 17, 2002Recent high school grads adapt to college
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For the love of the game: soccer and unification in Korea
By Karl Schook | Sep. 16, 2002With the looming of a new and suspect war, the constant fear of terrorism and of the use of weapons of mass destruction, it seems the world has become a ' ¦
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Students plan to raise voting rates
Sep. 16, 2002More than 200 students gathered this past weekend on the UW-Madison campus to discuss strategies to improve student voter turn-out in this November's election. The conference, titled \Get Your Vote ' ¦
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Mini-Medical School offers health answers for students
By Rachel Mooney | Sep. 16, 2002Got health knowledge? The UW Medical School is offering an exciting new lecture series this fall that explores how clinical research has changed the way doctors treat their patients. This ' ¦
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AFL-CIO delays Doyle endorsement; cites concerns about budget plans
By Tim Stumm | Sep. 16, 2002Democratic gubernatorial candidate State Attorney General Jim Doyle may have won last Tuesday's Democratic primary, but he still has yet to win the support of the Wisconsin AFL-CIO. The state ' ¦
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