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'Eaves'dropping with hockey coach
Oct. 15, 2002Mike Eaves, new head coach of the Wisconsin men's hockey team, has tasted success at many levels. He was a two-time all-American center at Wisconsin, and is also the Badgers' ' ¦
Marley's message of passion, labor lost in modern context
By Elizabeth Gross | Oct. 15, 2002Tomorrow hundreds of us will gather for the Wailers concert. But tomorrow, when Bob Marley perches peers down from his cloud at Madison, he will see his listeners and the ' ¦
Bush claims Bali bombing related to al Qaeda network; observers skeptical
By Molly Borgstrom and Jon Spike | Oct. 15, 2002President Bush connected Saturday's bombing of a disco in Bali, Indonesia to a \pattern of attacks"" associated with al Qaeda, but the incident doesn't clearly indicate an increasing threat of ' ¦
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. ' ¦




