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CWD amendments promise funding
By Ben Moderson-Kox | Sep. 26, 2002U.S. Sen. Russ Feingold, D-Wisconsin, pledged his support and signature today to a series of budget amendments intended to fight chronic wasting disease. The amendments, proposed by U.S. Sen. Paul ' ¦
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Fourth time around a charm for 'Feathers'
By Megan Orear and Amos Posner | Sep. 26, 2002Epics, young casts and remakes can all be serious gambles when it comes to making good movies. With that in mind, the new version of \The Four Feathers"" has beaten ' ¦'
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MEChA appeals decision
By Snider Samantha | Sep. 26, 2002The Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de Aztlan presented a viewpoint neutrality appeal before the Associated Students of Madison Student Judiciary Wednesday. This comes in response to the Student Services Finance Committee's ' ¦
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NASA to replace the famous Hubble telescope
By Scott DeLaruelle | Sep. 26, 2002The most prolific space telescope in history is heading toward a final curtain call. Earlier this month, NASA announced its replacement for the successful Hubble Space Telescope, which is scheduled ' ¦
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Trophy time: Big Ten style
By Paul Ferguson | Sep. 26, 2002Candidates duke it out in conference
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When the conference calls...
By Cassie Kienert | Sep. 25, 2002Volleyball preps for challenging Big Ten season
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Dessert oracles: cookies can tell all
By Dan Hinkel | Sep. 25, 2002The D.H. Steps to the Plate'
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Campus up for large tech upgrade
By Anthony Cefali | Sep. 25, 2002UW-Madison will have a major campus wide technology upgrade and open and open a unique Internet laboratory called the Wisconsin Advanced Internet Laboratory. Both projects will be possible thanks to ' ¦
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UW set to become more energy efficient
Sep. 25, 2002The UW-Madison campus will be more energy efficient due to projects recently approved for campus, according to Robert Cramer of the state Department of Administration Division of Facilities Development. Effects ' ¦
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UW System students win scholarship
Sep. 25, 2002Two UW System students have been awarded $10,000 scholarships for environmental research. Jennifer Fraterrigo of UW-Madison and Ellen Heilhecker of UW-Stevens Point were among 20 students nationwide to win the ' ¦
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United Nations criticizes Israeli aggression
By Keith Richburg | Sep. 25, 2002The Washington Post JERUSALEM'Israeli troops kept up their siege of Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat's Ramallah office building Tuesday, defying calls from the U.N. Security Council, the United States and Europe ' ¦
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No PB&J here: Madison sandwich shops satisfy
Sep. 25, 2002Quick, easy and undeniably delicious, sandwiches are understandably the most popular of lunch fare. From cheeseburgers to sprouts on wheat, there's a sandwich out there for everyone. The Daily Cardinal Food staff wants to help you find your match and so we offer you a run-down of the best in town, in an effort to save you time and money during the lunch hour.
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'DM' a Dance Marathon 'teaser' tactic
By Emily Winter | Sep. 25, 2002Doyle McCallum. Dave Matthews. Deutsche Marks. These were some of the guesses that UW-Madison students had in response to the \DM"" markings inscribed on sidewalks and buildings around campus this ' ¦
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Tuition talk initiates Langdon Street brawl
By Molly Reppen | Sep. 25, 2002A 24-year-old Madison male was attacked on the 300 block of W. Gilman Street early Sunday morning following a heated argument concerning tuition at UW-Madison, according to a Madison Police ' ¦
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Thumbs up, down on SSFC funding eligibility decisions
Sep. 25, 2002Note to SSFC: Keep up the good work
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Chinese food galore
By Jessica Jones | Sep. 25, 2002Daily Cardinal staffers stuff themselves silly; a newcomer takes the cake'
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