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Assembly passes budget reform
By Ben Sykes | Mar. 15, 2002The state Assembly passed an altered version of Gov. Scott McCallum's Budget Reform Act after an abundance of contentious debate early Friday morning. The bill, introduced to solve the $1.1 ' ¦
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Cracker puts on the Ritz at Luther's
By Fred Jones | Mar. 15, 2002Family-friendly grunge rockers Cracker are on the road again, now supporting their newest release Forever. If, after a couple of listens, Forever sounds a little mellower than expected from David ' ¦'
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British national may be to blame for death of Wall Street Journal reporter
Mar. 15, 2002A federal grand jury in New Jersey indicted a British national Thursday in the kidnapping and slaying of Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl in Pakistan, paving the way for ' ¦
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Storm on the horizon for Badgers
By Brittany Jones and Paul Ferguson | Mar. 15, 2002Men's basketball faces St. John's for chance to advance
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Heartbreaking loss for UW
By Katie Gilbert and Elliot Morris | Mar. 15, 2002Sauer loses last game on overtime goal
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Deadline nears for ASM candidate applications
By Meghan Goss | Mar. 15, 2002The application deadline for the Associated Students of Madison spring elections is Monday, according to Clara Janis, ASM student elections commission chair. The ASM Student Council is open to all ' ¦
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WSUM: not for the pop fans
By Andrew Haffner and Lynn Wohlwend | Mar. 15, 2002WSUM DJs talk about broadcasting and various music genres on the air'
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Redefining a cappella at UW
By Maya Ziv-el | Mar. 15, 2002When a cappella group Redefined performs this Saturday night it will be the culmination of more than just 10 popular songs such as Macy Gray's \Why Didn't You Call Me,"" ' ¦
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Check Engine: rock 'n' roll on all cylinders
By Heather Ramsden | Mar. 15, 2002Southern Records' five piece, Check Engine, recently made a stop at Madison's Club 770, leaving the audience with pounding hearts and throbbing ears. Incorporating two members of Sweep the Leg ' ¦'
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Path to equality can be contradictory
By Sudha Rajan | Mar. 15, 2002I think that UW-Madison is a very racially welcoming environment. It seems that everywhere I look there is a program designed to promote racial acceptance and equality. I'm biracial; my ' ¦
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Letters to the Editor
Mar. 15, 2002Ethnicity not an issue for 1970s studentI read of Ms. Lara's unhappy experience at UW-Madison (""'Silhouette' speaks out about diversity at UW,"" March 14). While it
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Women dress for Big Dance
By Bob Spoerl and Ben Suda | Mar. 14, 2002The Women's NCAA tournament is set to begin Friday, March 15. The Badger Women have again made the tournament as a No. 8 seed in the Midwest Region. Here's a ' ¦'
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Badgers visit the Devils in Nashville
By Danielle Szulczewski and Karen Kersting | Mar. 14, 2002UW attempts to get past Arizona State at NCAA tourney
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U.S. should listen to message of Israeli military
By Sam Cusick | Mar. 14, 2002As President Bush sends his envoy Anthony Zinni back to the Middle East, he should consider three recent developments in the Israeli military. The first was a series of interviews ' ¦
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Budget cuts force System hiring freeze
By Courtney Heeren | Mar. 14, 2002UW-Madison already compliant to rule
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'Benjamins' not very inventive
Mar. 14, 2002Remember when Ice Cube used to be dope? Back in the early 90s, fresh out of NWA and riding high on a streak of fresh hits like \It Was A ' ¦'
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The best and worst of new fast food
Mar. 14, 2002This week Daily Cardinal Food brings you an overview of the best and the worst fast-food items to recently hit the market. To honor and celebrate the 45th anniversary of ' ¦'
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