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Big Ten season provides for wide open season
By Matt Carroll | Oct. 3, 2002Usual programs head early Big Ten conference outlook: OSU, Michigan, MSU, PSU '
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Court supports UW seg-fee policy
By Michelle Diament | Oct. 2, 2002Opposing sides claim victory
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For humans, stupid is as stupid does
By Dan Hinkel | Oct. 2, 2002Yet another weekend of behaving badly leaves me here, wondering why it is that I do the stupid things that I do. I'm sure it's a weekly ritual for you ' ¦'
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Council delays smoking ban vote
By Amelia Styer | Oct. 2, 2002Smokers will have another two weeks to light up at their favorite establishments after the City Council referred a controversial proposal to its next meeting after nearly two hours of ' ¦
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War, peace, Gore and more
By Tom Soule | Oct. 2, 2002Last week, in a speech to the Commonwealth Club of San Francisco, former Vice President Al Gore formally came out against the pre-emption policy of President Bush. Among other things, ' ¦
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A country singer with Merritt
By Gregg Sparks | Oct. 2, 2002The last significant revolution in country music was Buck Owens' outlaw rockabilly sound of the '60s. Since then, country has gone nowhere but pop, as the Dixie Chicks or Shania ' ¦'
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A new man in Nat's life?
Oct. 2, 2002Last week, I wrote a review of Ryan Adams' latest CD, Demolition, in which I deemed it to be, although somewhat uneven, worth checking out. While I stand by the ' ¦'
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Michigan cases may merge
Oct. 2, 2002In an effort to stop another freshman class from entering under the current affirmative action policies, the white students who sued the University of Michigan in regard to undergraduate admissions ' ¦
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Judiciary grants new hearing to MEChA, removes SSFC rep.
By Katie Will | Oct. 2, 2002In a victory for the Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de Aztlan, the Associated Students of Madison Student Judiciary decided Tuesday to grant the group a new eligibility hearing citing violations by ' ¦
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Viewpoint policy comes full circle
By Ian Zangs | Oct. 2, 2002The latest U.S. Court of Appeals for the 7th Circuit ruling, which held up the university's student organization funding model, reaffirms what has become increasingly obvious over the last six ' ¦
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City's 24/7 taxi service policy easy to meet
By Molly Reppen and Katie Balke | Oct. 2, 2002The City of Madison promotes and maximizes competition in its taxi ordinance; however, it also protects the well being of its citizens. Madison has only two essential requirements to operate ' ¦
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Agencies seek to clear up CWD conceptions
By Ben Sykes | Oct. 2, 2002With bow hunting for Wisconsin's white-tail deer population continuing on its way and the start of gun season a few weeks away, Wisconsin's Natural Resource and Tourism Departments are in ' ¦
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Murder suspect kills self
Oct. 2, 2002Raymond Pyle, a 25-year-old Madison man, committed suicide Tuesday afternoon and is suspected of shooting and killing a man at the Alterra facility, 1601 Wheeler Rd., according to a Madison ' ¦
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Students to garden in France
By Christine Sowinski | Oct. 1, 2002The fairy tale fa??ade of the Chateau de Chenonceaux rises majestically over the River Cher. Next to the Chateau are the equally spectacular potager gardens, a tapestry of checkerboard squares ' ¦
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When gubernatorial campaigns turn negative, no one wins
By Derek Brink | Oct. 1, 2002I am starting to get the impression that one of the requirements of running for public office is having the maturity level of a 9 year old. Perhaps I'm being ' ¦
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Wisconsin spiker: Built Ford tough
By Katie Gilbert | Oct. 1, 2002For the most part, Lauren Ford is a pretty typical freshman. She's a bit quiet, excited to be at college and is slightly apprehensive about her first exams. She leads ' ¦
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Activists' efforts face praise, criticism
By Molly Borgstrom | Oct. 1, 2002UW rejoins list of active campuses
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New treatment may reduce effects of bone decay
By Paul Medenwaldt | Oct. 1, 2002A group of UW-Madison scientists have developed a promising compound to help treat osteoporosis, a disease that affects an estimated 44 million Americans, especially post-menopausal women, according to a report ' ¦
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