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College Library cubicle graffiti warfare
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McLeod scores a goal
By Jerry Weil | Oct. 25, 2002Sophomore defensive star Carla McLeod definitely stands out on Wisconsin's women's hockey team. Born in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, Carla first started playing hockey at the age of four. \I had ' ¦
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Drag show to benefit PAVE, raise awareness
By Chris Henjum | Oct. 25, 2002Sexual assault is often an intensely personal and incredibly painful issue. However, at 7:30 tonight in Memorial Union Tripp Commons, students will confront the subject in the form of a ' ¦
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Five civil rights activists to speak at UW-Madison
Oct. 25, 2002Next week, UW-Madison will host civil rights activists from Selma, Ala. and Milwaukee, who will speak about their experiences during the movement. Those visiting include Joanne Bland, from Selma; the ' ¦
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Everyone key to race relations
By Alexandra Gekas | Oct. 25, 2002Interracial communication vital to real diversity
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Carillon bells toll for thee
By Leslie Stoeckle | Oct. 25, 2002Tower chiming on UW campus since 1935
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UW activists to protest in D.C.
By Adrienne Bell | Oct. 25, 2002150 travel to anti-war demonstration
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Badgers to battle Spartans
By Clint Robus | Oct. 25, 2002It's do or die time in East Lansing, Mich., this Saturday, for both the Spartans and the Badgers. Michigan State (1-2 Big Ten, 3-4 overall) and Wisconsin (0-3 Big Ten, ' ¦
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Apples in Stereo keep heads bobbing
By Gregg Sparks | Oct. 25, 2002(SpinART) Everybody knows less equals more. Just ask Woody Guthrie, or Miller Lite, or Ernest Hemingway. And perhaps one of these luminaries finally clued in the Apples in Stereo, as ' ¦'
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Here's to a fun, safe Halloween
Oct. 25, 2002In Madison, Halloween is first and last among holidays. It's notorious among city officials, recalled fondly by alumni and celebrated enthusiastically by students. Engaging in this fine tradition of revelry ' ¦
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Protest fulfills dialogue needs
Oct. 25, 2002If anyone remembers the days before terms like \homeland security"" were thrown around like confetti, they might also remember the vibrant protest culture that thrived on campuses across the country. ' ¦
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Jackson's latest film a 'Formula'ic thriller
By William Temby | Oct. 25, 2002Sometimes a movie fails to impress but still has some redeeming quality; strong acting can provide some satisfaction when the script falls short, or cinematography can deliver a beautiful film ' ¦'
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Retailers no longer expect CWD to deter hunters during extended season
By Ben Moderson-Kox | Oct. 25, 2002According to local gun retailers and gun license retailers, the current chronic wasting disease epidemic is not hurting sales, instead, with Thursday marking the beginning of a special quarantine season, ' ¦
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Attorney in Doyle investigation steps down due to conflict of interest
By Yphtach Lelkes | Oct. 25, 2002Kenosha County District Attorney Robert Jambois removed himself today from the investigation of bribery at a Democratic-sponsored bingo party due to a conflict of interest, according to Chris Lato, a ' ¦
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Multiple lawmakers in caucas scandals enter no plea
Oct. 25, 2002Top Wisconsin lawmakers implicated in the John Doe caucus scandal made their initial court appearances Thursday. State Sen. Chuck Chvala, D-Madison, and state Assembly Speaker Scott Jensen, R-Waukesha, entered no ' ¦
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Police consider Halloween safety
Oct. 25, 2002The Madison Police Department revealed their traffic plans for Halloween during a press conference Thursday. But it was the department's other plans that caught the attention of Ald. Mike Verveer, ' ¦
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Lunch at Marigold Kitchen: hot, new and tasty
By Dave Pausch | Oct. 24, 2002Out of the Frying Pan...'
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Falwell relies on simplification of Islam
By Sudha Rajan | Oct. 24, 2002Stereotypes, misinformation undermine attempts at lasting peace
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Whooping cranes headed for winter vacation
By Cheryl Koh | Oct. 24, 2002Most Florida vacations are taken by choice. Others are taken out of necessity. ?? Whooping cranes, one of the world's most publicized endangered species, have seen a healthy comeback in ' ¦
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Sizzlin', flamin', steamin' dining
By Rena Archwamety | Oct. 24, 2002Twelve diners squeeze around three sides of a table in a small back room of the restaurant. On the fourth side of the table the chef emerges from behind a ' ¦'
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