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For the love of the game: soccer and unification in Korea
By Karl Schook | Sep. 16, 2002With the looming of a new and suspect war, the constant fear of terrorism and of the use of weapons of mass destruction, it seems the world has become a ' ¦
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Students plan to raise voting rates
Sep. 16, 2002More than 200 students gathered this past weekend on the UW-Madison campus to discuss strategies to improve student voter turn-out in this November's election. The conference, titled \Get Your Vote ' ¦
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Mini-Medical School offers health answers for students
By Rachel Mooney | Sep. 16, 2002Got health knowledge? The UW Medical School is offering an exciting new lecture series this fall that explores how clinical research has changed the way doctors treat their patients. This ' ¦
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AFL-CIO delays Doyle endorsement; cites concerns about budget plans
By Tim Stumm | Sep. 16, 2002Democratic gubernatorial candidate State Attorney General Jim Doyle may have won last Tuesday's Democratic primary, but he still has yet to win the support of the Wisconsin AFL-CIO. The state ' ¦
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Badgers ice Huskies in last minute
By Whitney Newman and Josh Salm | Sep. 16, 2002NIU dominates over Badgers on offensive quests
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UW volleyball falls, rises
Sep. 16, 2002The UW volleyball team improved its record to 6-2 overall after falling to UC-Santa Barbara and crushing American and Duke in the Duke Classic last weekend. The Badgers opened their ' ¦
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Library study room now open 24 hours a day
By Jessica Dorsky and Samantha Snider | Sep. 16, 2002Beginning today, a portion of Memorial Library will be open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. After pressure from the Associated Students of Madison to expand library hours, ' ¦
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State's U.S. reps clash on Iraq affair
Sep. 16, 2002Wisconsin's representatives and senators in Washington, D.C., are divided on how the United States should handle its current situation with Iraq. Although the delegation agreed with President Bush's request for ' ¦
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Listen to Sparta cuz it is good
By Kelly Kallien | Sep. 16, 2002(Dreamworks Records) After seven years of making music, El Paso, Texas, natives At the Drive-In seemed to be gaining momentum. The quintet released the full length Relationship of Command in ' ¦'
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50 are ejected from stadium
Sep. 16, 2002The UW-Madison football game against Northern Illinois University saw 50 individuals ejected from Camp Randall Stadium. The amount was higher than usual because a number of students were ejected after ' ¦
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Men's soccer bounces back from loss to Valpo
Sep. 16, 2002The Badger men's soccer team (5-1 overall) experienced a new sensation this season: the feeling of a loss. The team dropped a 2-1 loss to Valparaiso Friday on Crusader territory. ' ¦
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The 'Proof' adds up
By Nick Kaplan and Alec Walker | Sep. 16, 2002The Madison Repertory Theater continues their tradition of presenting award-winning theater with their first fall production, David Auburn's Pulitzer Prize and Tony award winning play \Proof."" Playing at the Isthmus ' ¦'
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Diversity-related org sees slash in funding
By Courtney Heeren and Dylan Katz beer columnist | Sep. 16, 2002In its second such decision of the school year, the Associated Students of Madison's Student Services Finance Committee denied a diversity-related organization, the Diversity Education Staff, eligibility to student funding ' ¦
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Badger offense demonstrates some weaknesses
By Katie Gilbert | Sep. 16, 2002From its initial appearance, Wisconsin's 4-0 record demonstrates that the Badgers are a solid team that has performed well on both sides of the ball. But the statistics behind the ' ¦
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UW guilty of wage, labor exploitation
By Youssef Sawan | Sep. 16, 2002What is an LTE? Well, most would tell you \limited-term employee,"" however, after asking around a little you will quickly realize that it would be better said ""long-term exploitation."" As ' ¦
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Code Orange prompts tighter security at game
By Amy Martin | Sep. 16, 2002Badger fans experienced tighter security measures at the UW-Madison versus Northern Illinois University football game last Saturday. U.S. Attorney General John Ashcroft and Homeland Security Director Tom Ridge issued an ' ¦
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Rocky Rococo Invite rocks Badgers
By Andrew Haffner and Tanner Dabel | Sep. 16, 2002UW defense allows two goals in two games
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The only thing to fear is Pepsi Blue
By Erica Edwardson | Sep. 13, 2002The United State of Erica'
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