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Magazine ranks UW grad school program highly
Apr. 5, 2002Ten UW-Madison graduate programs will be named in U.S. News & World Report's 2002 rating of graduate programs today.
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Home sweet home
By Crystal Crowns and Bill Cooney | Apr. 5, 2002Women's tennis hopes to serve up some big victories
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Students react to alcohol issues
By Ben Sykes | Apr. 5, 2002The Alcohol License Review Committee Subcommittee on Comprehensive Alcohol Issues once again reached out to the student community to gather input on the future of drinking in Madison during yesterday's ' ¦
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Food service on hold at pavilion after E.coli
Apr. 4, 2002The UW-Madison Stock Pavilion will not host events where food is served until the floor is replaced. This, in reaction to an E.coli bacterium outbreak Oct. 6 at a pancake ' ¦
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UW suspends studies in Israel
By Courtney Heeren | Apr. 4, 2002Action follows U.S. State Dept. warning
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Senate budget brings back shared revenue
By Sam Morgan | Apr. 4, 2002State Senate Democrats restored the financial aid local communities receive to provide basic services Wednesday as part of their attempt to balance the states $1.1 billion deficit. Gov. Scott McCallum's ' ¦
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Wireless Internet at coffee shops adds to customer convenience
By Stephanie Ritter | Apr. 4, 2002Since its establishment slightly over a year ago, Caf?? Connection, a high-speed wireless Internet service available in five State Street-area coffee shops, has satisfied a number of technology, co-owners Samia ' ¦
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State St. design plan receives committee approval
By Ben Sykes | Apr. 4, 2002After two years of developing and debating the State Street Design Project Plan, the Downtown Coordinating Committee put its final stamp of approval on the plan yesterday. The plan, which ' ¦
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UW student may be trapped in Bethlehem
By Whitney Newman and Courtney Clement | Apr. 4, 2002As of the last contact UW-Madison senior Tara McKinney had with her family, she was stranded in Bethlehem's Star Hotel, roughly 500 meters from Manger Square where Palestinian gunmen are ' ¦
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Young defensive backs ready for 2003
Apr. 4, 2002With new season, a new attitude for secondary emerging
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Cardinal alum Karlin talks 'Daily Show'
By Gregg Sparks | Apr. 4, 2002In honor of the the Daily Cardinal's 110th anniversary, we sat down with one of our many distinguished alumni, Ben Karlin. Now the head writer for \The Daily Show"" on ' ¦'
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Former editor contemplates six decades of media
By Dick Leonard | Apr. 4, 2002Milwaukee Journal veteran started career at the Cardinal
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110 years of history in the making
Apr. 4, 2002The Daily Cardinal has been an independent voice on campus since 1892, and these editorials reflect its ever-evolving vision???at birth, at age 50 and at 100.
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Israel takes Nablus after day of battle
By Tracy Wilkinson | Apr. 4, 2002RAMALLAH, West Bank'Israel controlled almost every major Palestinian city in the West Bank on Thursday after troops and armor shot their way into Nablus, a seething militant stronghold. Twelve Palestinians ' ¦
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Cardinal endures, inspires over the years
By Thomas Derpinghaus | Apr. 4, 2002It was some 110 years ago, around today, I guess, that William Wesley Young clip-clopped up Carroll Street on his horse to drop off the inaugural issue of The Daily ' ¦
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Our anniversary.
Apr. 4, 2002The Cardinal Celebrates 110 Years of Serving the University Community.
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