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Expanded ban infringes on smokers' rights
By Dylan Katz beer columnist | Oct. 1, 2002Staff Opinion
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UW progressive attitudes have distinct history
By Adam Bissen | Oct. 1, 2002Efforts to increase minority enrollment and foster diversity at UW-Madison have a long but largely unspoken history, according to university historians. In the 1800s, the student population was overwhelmingly white, ' ¦
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Michigan case on race-based admissions may influence UW
By Joel Troge | Sep. 30, 2002As the U.S. Supreme Court reviews a request Gruttner v. Bollinger, the argument concerning the role of race in admissions policies at the University of Michigan Law School, the nation's ' ¦
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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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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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Volleyball falls to Illinois, beats Purdue
Sep. 30, 2002The No.16-ranked Wisconsin Badgers volleyball team fell to the Fightin' Illini of Illinois this weekend in Champaign-Urbana. Wisconsin had a season-high 29 unforced hitting errors and were held to .151 ' ¦
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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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Comparisons of apartheid with Israeli occupation false
By Rachel Salper | Sep. 30, 2002The misconception that Israel is an apartheid state is a propaganda tool that has been seized by anti-Israel organizations around the world. As citizens of the only democracy in the ' ¦
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Softball not soft on the competition
By Cassie Kienert | Sep. 30, 2002Bucky improves to 6-1 in fall
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Women's soccer win, lose, no draw
By Ross Patterman | Sep. 30, 2002Badgers split two weekend match-ups
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Corporate media loses legitimacy
By Youssef Sawan and Aarushi Agni | Sep. 30, 2002Media are often referred to as the fourth branch of government. People say this because the media should have the same accountability. In the past few years, this has not ' ¦
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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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Beck achieves a new 'Golden Age'
By Clay Thomas and Jon Spike | Sep. 30, 2002(DGC) Anticipation is a strange and powerful thing: Not only can it make newspaper reporters cleave at each others throats to grasp a prerelease copy, but also create wild expectations, ' ¦'
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Pay raises unlikely for top UW staff
Sep. 30, 2002The UW System's top employees will not likely see pay increases this year, according to UW Board of Regents member Fred Mohs. Last year, despite financial strains caused by state ' ¦
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Council to decide future of potential cab company
By Erin Rushmer | Sep. 30, 2002Tuesday's upcoming City Council meeting could determine the fate of an one-man taxi cab company in Madison. At the last council meeting, Mike Roach's bid for a license was neither ' ¦
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Men's soccer hits road block on road trip
By By Rachel Schulze | Sep. 30, 2002The Badgers (0-1Big Ten, 6-4)opened up Big Ten conference play on the road this weekend traveling to Ohio State Saturday and to Xavier University Sunday. The Badgers fell to the ' ¦
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Sizing up the conference competition
By Kate Hedlin | Sep. 27, 2002Big Ten season kicks into gear
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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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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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