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American psyche to play large role in upcoming Congressional race
By Joel Troge | Sep. 19, 2002Voter turnout could be key
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'One Hour Photo' is a good print
Sep. 19, 2002Robin Williams continues to hone his talent for playing understated creeps in the Mark Romanek release \One Hour Photo."" The film portrays Williams as a simple photo technician who lives ' ¦'
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Shooting yourself in the foot
By Leif Griffin and Andrea Snow | Sep. 19, 2002As his team trudged off Camp Randall last Saturday, something didn't sit right with Northern Illinois Head Coach Joe Novak. Hadn't his team run and passed all over Wisconsin? Hadn't ' ¦
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'Doctoring diversity:' two years beyond
By Whitney Newman , Kevin Warnke and Jon Spike | Sep. 19, 2002Two years ago, I co-authored a story about how UW-Madison officials digitally altered the cover photograph for an admissions booklet to include a black student to make the picture, and ' ¦
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Badgers lose to in-state rival Marquette
By Erich Mueller | Sep. 19, 2002Conway sets UW save mark in loss
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Libraries begin new help program
Sep. 18, 2002UW-Madison has adopted a program called Libraries Live Help that allows students to connect with librarians live via the Internet, according to Ed Van Gemert, associate director of library services ' ¦
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Iron strength helps athletes in Ironman
By Katie Gilbert | Sep. 18, 2002Sept. 15 was the perfect day for an afternoon swim, bike or run. For thousands of men and women from all over the country and the world, the swim, bike ' ¦
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Council shoots down proposal to double damage charges
By Amelia Styer | Sep. 18, 2002Downtown Madison landlords could gain the upper hand in disputes with unruly tenants. According to a new ordinance reviewed by the City Council Tuesday night, tenants would owe landlords twice ' ¦
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Putting a positive SPIN on Madison
By Fred Jones and Liz Puibello | Sep. 18, 2002Knowledge Enormous'
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Funding cuts face critique
By Meghan Goss | Sep. 18, 2002After denying two student organizations eligibility to student funding for the 2003-'04 school year, the Student Services Finance Committee is receiving both criticism and support. Thus far SSFC has reviewed ' ¦
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DLS speaker raises race questions
By Michelle Diament | Sep. 18, 2002Series kicks off with Guinier
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Life momentarily set in Stone Age
By Dan Hinkel | Sep. 18, 2002A few days ago, my roommates and I were relaxing in our lovely four-bedroom flat, basking in the joy of college life in 21st century America, when the unthinkable happened. ' ¦'
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Iraq involvement a mystery
By Tom Soule | Sep. 18, 2002From all appearances, preparations for an invasion of Iraq are fast approaching the point of no return. If any proof of this is needed, one need look no further than ' ¦
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Some UW freshmen adjust better than others
By Maya Ziv-el and Andy Van Sistine | Sep. 18, 2002Aaron Rea may have landed at UW-Madison by accident. The 18-year-old freshman chose the university because it had a wildlife ecology major, something UW-Milwaukee, another school he was considering, did ' ¦
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UW has home court advantage?
By Luisa Capecchi | Sep. 18, 2002The UW volleyball team is looking to improve its current 6-2 record as it hosts this weekend's Badger Invitational. The Badgers, in their opening match of the weekend, will take ' ¦
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'Doeh'boy kicks it 'bout soccer
Sep. 17, 2002Fresh off his impressive hat-trick against the University of Illinois-Chicago on Sunday, freshmen forward Phil Doeh spared a minute of his busy schedule to answer some questions. The nationally #22 ranked Badgers are currently 5-1 and can attribute much of their early success to the play of Doeh and the other young, talented players.
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