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Doyle wins '02 Democratic bid
By By Adam Paris and Amelia Styer | Sep. 11, 2002State attorney general to join McCallum on gubernatorial ballot
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Lawton wins Lt. Gov. primary
Sep. 11, 2002Civic activist Barbara Lawton of Green Bay won the Democratic primary for lieutenant governor with 55 percent of the vote to 45 percent for state Sen. Kevin Shibilski, D-Stevens Point. ' ¦
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Study abroad students offer unique perspective on 9/11
By Katie Will | Sep. 11, 2002Many Americans ran the gamut of emotions on Sept. 11, 2001. They were horrified by news of the World Trade Center and Pentagon attacks, outraged by their senselessness, saddened by ' ¦
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Sporting events commemorate attacks
By Nicole Hurley and Brian Lauvray | Sep. 11, 2002A year ago today, terrorists attacked the United States, cutting a tremendous wound across the American psyche. The sports world was put on hold as athletes remembered that they were ' ¦
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Other races also see results
By Ryan Reszel | Sep. 11, 2002Tuesday's primary election determined the lineups for a number of statewide and local races outside of the higher profile gubernatorial and congressional races. In the race for secretary of state, ' ¦
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Post-attack literature conveys variety of emotions, reactions
By Joel Troge | Sep. 11, 2002Critics: books 'put things in perspective'
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Greer to face Baldwin for seat
Sep. 11, 2002The Rev. Ron Greer emerged as the victor over Phil Alfonsi in the Republican primary race for Wisconsin's second Congressional District seat, carrying 61 percent of the vote with 100 ' ¦
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Putting things in perspective a year later
By Dan Hinkel | Sep. 11, 2002Even a year later, as with most immediately recognizable flashes of history, words are unable to capture anything but the physical magnitude of the events of Sept. 11, 2001. We ' ¦'
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One year later, a time for reflection
Sep. 11, 2002Today is Sept. 11, and while in any other year it would have been just another day, we have a way of attaching importance to anniversaries on grand and personal ' ¦
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Badgers to crusade for win
By Matt Lerner | Sep. 11, 2002Men's soccer looks to uphold win streak
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Defeated backers swing to Doyle
By Scott Allen and Molly Borgstrom | Sep. 11, 2002The defeated Democratic gubernatorial candidates maintained a united front following the primary Tuesday night, as they shifted focus from beating each other to supporting state Attorney General Jim Doyle's quest ' ¦
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Now, more than the position is hanging in the balance
By Tom Soule | Sep. 11, 2002I will not be the first to say that the coming gubernatorial election will be an important one. But the following remark might not be an overstatement: This just might ' ¦
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Military ready for possible action
Sep. 10, 2002As the debate intensifies on whether to invade Iraq, the Pentagon has quietly positioned its forces to be ready to move against Saddam Hussein in two months. Although President Bush ' ¦
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Infinite perspective on the Bard
By Beth Gillette | Sep. 10, 2002Shakespeare's ladies speak their minds and say what they will'
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New product may help prevent GHB abuses
By Adam Bissen and Bill Anderson | Sep. 10, 2002A federally approved kit that detects traces of a date rape drug in drinks is being sold by two Las Vegas entrepreneurs. Charly Cutler and Alissa Garcia created Guardian Angel ' ¦
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Candidates gear up for today's primary
By Molly Borgstrom | Sep. 10, 2002Poll: Doyle still in lead of race
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UM asks for race-case extension
Sep. 10, 2002Attorneys for the University of Michigan have requested an extension in filing an opposition brief in a case challenging their law school's use of race in admissions, according to The ' ¦
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Real death penalty reform is abolition
By Mari Armstrong-Hough | Sep. 10, 2002Last Friday Illinois Gov. George Ryan announced that he is seriously considering the commutation of all current Illinois death sentences. The announcement is meaningful without being entirely shocking: The death ' ¦
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Falk at top of PAC contribution list
Sep. 10, 2002State election board records show that Dane County Executive Kathleen Falk has raised more money from special interest groups than any of the three other gubernatorial candidates, according to an ' ¦
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'American Idol' takes vanity over talent
By Angela Barian | Sep. 10, 2002Like millions of other people, I watched the finale of this summer's big-hit talent competition \American Idol"" last Wednesday. And I, like many others, was genuinely happy when that spunky ' ¦'
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