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Mifflin residents and city officials meet to discuss party
By Ben Sykes and Tom Walsh | Apr. 30, 2002Neighborhood participation, safety suggestions encourage local, student leaders
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Steinbeck echoes in several voices
Apr. 30, 2002Say what you will about Steinbeck's later works'that they're pedantic, overwrought and occasionally misdirected'but be prepared to take them all back after reading \East of Eden,"" very possibly the most ' ¦'
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Women's golf qualifies for NCAA berth
Apr. 30, 2002The Wisconsin women's golf team has earned a NCAA berth for only the second time in school history. The Badgers will travel to East Lansing, Mich., the weekend of May ' ¦
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Benefits of summer internships come with a price for many students
By Meghan Goss | Apr. 30, 2002A summer internship with a public relations firm in New York City sounded like the perfect opportunity to Dan Pantages, a UW-Madison junior and political science major. Paying $1,200 a ' ¦
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Girls with gluesticks
By Laci Jones | Apr. 30, 2002Female presence in engineering field slowly increasing'
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Softball strikes back with big wins
By Cary Dohman | Apr. 29, 2002The Badger softball team (9-6 Big Ten, 28-17 overall) did not get the start to the weekend that it desired, but the ending was much sweeter. Wisconsin's weekend began on ' ¦
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Badgers fall at Big Ten Tournament finals
Apr. 29, 2002The UW women's tennis team (10-4 Big Ten, 16-8 overall) ended its successful season with a loss to No. 1 Northwestern in the Big Ten Tournament finals Sunday. On its ' ¦
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UW backs professor in Pao dispute
By Courtney Heeren | Apr. 29, 2002Disagreement involving Hmong protesters and a UW-Madison history professor increased Friday when a state senator asked for an investigation into the professor's allegations that the commander of the CIA's secret ' ¦
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Law may be to blame for underreported assaults
Apr. 29, 2002A federal law is the reason UW System and Big Ten universities, including UW-Madison, have routinely underreported sexual assaults on their campuses, The Capital Times reported Saturday. The law, which ' ¦
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Newsted is the brain behind his new band
By Sam Karp and Dan Weltin | Apr. 29, 2002Ex-Metallica bassist Jason Newsted first met drummer Brian Sagrafena during a 1995 Super Bowl party when Brian began playing funk riffs on an old drum set. Shortly after, Sagrafena introduced ' ¦'
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Crusaders for conservation
By Sara Murphy | Apr. 29, 2002Three Lakeshore dorms compete to save electric energy'
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White House may cancel student-loan program
By Molly Reppen | Apr. 29, 2002Bush administration officials said Saturday that there were plans to eliminate a student-loan program in an attempt to remedy budget shortfalls. According to a proposal from White House budget director ' ¦
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Americans overlook differences abroad
By Mari Armstrong-Hough | Apr. 29, 2002Visit to Cairo reveals hidden prejudices against Middle East
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UW students indicted in drug case
By Ben Sykes | Apr. 29, 2002Six individuals, including three UW-Madison students, were indicted Friday for an alleged scheme to transfer 100,000 doses of Ecstasy from Florida through Pennsylvania and finally to Madison for distribution between ' ¦
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Illness at Ogg Hall
By Courtney Heeren and Ryan Seib | Apr. 29, 2002Meningitis infects second UW student
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Badger Bits
By Molly Reppen | Apr. 29, 2002The UW women's track team took a break from the scheduled Drake and Penn Relays to participate in the UW-La Crosse Classic Saturday. The team dominated the meet, coming home ' ¦
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Thompson won't re-run for Gov.
By Jacob Densow - The Daily Cardinal | Apr. 29, 2002Former Wisconsin Gov. Tommy Thompson, the current U.S. health and human services secretary, will not attempt to reclaim his old job this fall. Thompson, who served as governor for 14 ' ¦
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