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Stay awake with a grave 'Lullaby'
By William Temby and Tom Walsh | Oct. 15, 2002\Imagine a plague you catch through your ears. The new death, this plague, can come from anywhere; a song, an overhead announcement, a news bulletin, a sermon. Imagine a higher ' ¦'
Wisconsin gridders look for answers after IU debacle
By Arvind Gopalratnam | Oct. 15, 2002Badgers start Big Ten 0-2 after latest loss
SSFC, orgs reach compromise
By Snider Samantha | Oct. 15, 2002LGBT, Sex Out Loud win, lose with allocations
Fall ASM elections start
Oct. 15, 2002Fall elections for Associated Students of Madison begin at 8 a.m. today. Seats are open for freshman, non-Letters and Science graduate students, special students and Student Services Finance Committee. All ' ¦
Many pangrams well Dunn
By Ben Schultz | Oct. 15, 2002Reading \Ella Minnow Pea"" by Mark Dunn is a jarring and occasionally vexing experience. It is a job fogged by stopping very much, like a quiz on wax paper. The ' ¦'
UW to help in fight on chronic wasting disease
By Peter Cameron | Oct. 15, 2002UW-Madison announced its support Monday for the state Department of Natural Resource plan to rid Wisconsin of chronic wasting disease. The plan calls for eradication of all deer in the ' ¦
Two suffer sex assaults in Ogg
By Michelle Diament | Oct. 15, 2002Two UW-Madison students were sexually assaulted at Ogg Residence Hall, one Saturday night and the other early Sunday morning, representing the first sexual assaults reported this year, according to UW ' ¦
'90s boom fizzled Roman style
By Morgan Bottner | Oct. 15, 2002As a teenager, I watched with bedazzled wonderment as Alan Greenspan ushered America, head-first and eyes wide open, into an age of market egalitarianism and can-do profitability. The telecom industry ' ¦
Badger Bits
Oct. 14, 2002The women's volleyball team dominating No. 24 Ohio State (7-8 Overall, 1-5 Big Ten), 30-26, 30-27, 28-30 and 30-26. However, the Indiana volleyball team handed the Badgers the same fate ' ¦
State leaders convene in Milwaukee for economic summit
By Joel Troge | Oct. 14, 2002Wisconsin's economic leaders will gather in Milwaukee for the third annual Wisconsin Economic Summit today. The theme of this year's conference, which will run through Wednesday, is \Taking Steps to ' ¦
UW alum Ambrose dies at 66
By Erin Rushmer | Oct. 14, 2002Stephen Ambrose, well known historian and best-selling author, died early Sunday morning in St. Louis, Mich. Ambrose was diagnosed with lung cancer in April of this year. After his cancer ' ¦
Lady Badgers rock Northeastern
By Jerry Weil | Oct. 14, 2002With a two game sweep over ninth ranked Northeastern, the Wisconsin women's hockey team, ranked sixth, opened their season with style. Saturday, the Badgers won 4-2; the team continued their ' ¦
'New world order' equals new U.S. imperialism
By Youssef Sawan | Oct. 14, 2002The balance of powers has shifted. No longer do we have the fears of the Soviet Union looming above us, nor the colonialism of Great Britain. The times have changed. ' ¦
UW may combine ethnic depts.
By Amy Martin | Oct. 14, 2002Students, faculty and administrators gathered to discuss the creation of a comparative American studies department at UW-Madison at the Humanities Building Sunday. Popular at many other universities, the department would ' ¦
Icers split Ice Breaker tourney
By Greg Porter | Oct. 14, 2002The Wisconsin men's hockey team began their season this weekend at the Ice Breaker Tournament in Madison. Led by new Head Coach Mike Eaves, the Badgers are learning a new ' ¦
UW faces higher enrollment
Oct. 14, 2002The UW System is struggling to educate 11,000 more students than expected this year, according to Katharine Lyall, president of the UW System. Lyall spoke on the subject Friday at ' ¦
Revenge falls short at IU
By Josh Salm | Oct. 14, 2002Hoosier's 4th quarter rally upends Bucky




