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Dignity lacks as America keeps rolling
By Michael Jones | Sep. 12, 2002Keeping Up With the Jones'
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Carolina bound: Volleyball back on the road
By Kate Hedlin | Sep. 12, 2002Spikers to face Blue Devils
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Madison sushi: more than just raw fish
By Jonathan Blackburn | Sep. 12, 2002In a society where so many people are constantly searching for the newest, quickest way to lose weight, a new and increasingly popular alternative to the traditional diets of many ' ¦'
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Bioterrorism questions remain in investigation
By Brittany Jones and Linsay Meyer | Sep. 12, 2002It is unusual to open a newspaper and not find an article about anthrax or smallpox. These words saturate the media, potentially convincing one that a biological attack is imminent. ' ¦
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A 'Crush' course in surfing, growing up
Sep. 12, 2002'Blue Crush' Going into \Blue Crush,"" one cannot help but compare it to other surf related media outlets, namely the movie ""Point Break"" and those episodes of ""Saved by the ' ¦'
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Bars owners to decide future of drink specials
By Ben Sykes | Sep. 12, 2002UW-Madison students may not have to wait until later this fall to find out the future of drink-specials in downtown Madison. A coalition of campus area bar owners is holding ' ¦
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A blazing summer of hip-hop
By Nate Holton and Tom Walsh | Sep. 12, 2002After a slow start, the summer finally kicked into high gear with the release of a plethora of hip-hop CDs. Helping themselves out the most is the entire Weathermen/Mhz crew, ' ¦'
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UW heals on Library Mall
By Katie Will | Sep. 12, 2002Healing and progress were the themes of the memorial gathering on Library Mall Wednesday morning to commemorate the anniversary of Sept. 11. In remarks delivered to a crowd of several ' ¦
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Business school drops in rank from No. 42 to No. 50 in poll
By Michelle Diament | Sep. 11, 2002The UW-Madison School of Business' Masters of Business Administration program dropped in ranking from 42 to 50 since last year in the Wall Street Journal Guide to the Top Business ' ¦
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All is well one year past
By Sammy Luterbach and Tim Stumm | Sep. 11, 2002Perhaps more than anything, in the sporting sense that is, the events of this past Sept. 11 taught us that the games we pay professional men and women so much ' ¦
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Women look to Chimera program for self-defense needs after Sept. 11
By Laci Jones | Sep. 11, 2002One year after the terrorist attacks on the United States, some Americans are still searching for a sense of security; one way they are doing so is by enrolling in ' ¦
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Eyewitnesses recall 9-11 experiences
By Maya Ziv-el | Sep. 11, 2002On the night of Sept. 10, Giancarlo Potente and his friend Jeremiah Marble went for a run through downtown Manhattan. The two had only been living in New York for ' ¦
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A return to traditional values will help Islam in the future
By Asif Sheikh | Sep. 11, 2002As a Muslim looking back at the year that was, I can't help but notice the transformations my community has gone through and continues to go through after that fateful ' ¦
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Attacks continue to shape campus life
By Adrienne Bell | Sep. 11, 2002As students on campus realized one year ago, the effects of Sept. 11 spread far beyond the direct tragedies on the East Coast. Racial tensions and increased security were just ' ¦
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Vice chancellor Torphy retires
Sep. 11, 2002John Torphy, UW-Madison vice chancellor for administration, will retire next summer. A search committee has been formed to find his replacement. Torphy has held his current title since 1993. \John ' ¦
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Doyle wins '02 Democratic bid
By By Adam Paris and Amelia Styer | Sep. 11, 2002State attorney general to join McCallum on gubernatorial ballot
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Lawton wins Lt. Gov. primary
Sep. 11, 2002Civic activist Barbara Lawton of Green Bay won the Democratic primary for lieutenant governor with 55 percent of the vote to 45 percent for state Sen. Kevin Shibilski, D-Stevens Point. ' ¦
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Study abroad students offer unique perspective on 9/11
By Katie Will | Sep. 11, 2002Many Americans ran the gamut of emotions on Sept. 11, 2001. They were horrified by news of the World Trade Center and Pentagon attacks, outraged by their senselessness, saddened by ' ¦
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