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Mar. 14, 2002Military necessary to protect civil libertiesSarah Turner's article on International Women's Day is wrong in its analysis (""International Women's Day a celebration of
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State Street federal funds may be redirected before expiration
By Ben Sykes and Tony Schultz | Mar. 14, 2002Financing for the State Street Design Project was on the minds of members of Madison's Downtown Coordinating Committee Wednesday night. Committee members were reassured by Mark Webster, district manager to ' ¦
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Assembly to visit education, shared revenue in budget
By Eric Bain | Mar. 14, 2002The future distribution of Wisconsin's revenues will be debated today in the state Assembly as it takes up Gov. Scott McCallum's Budget Reform Act. The question the Assembly needs to ' ¦
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Albright celebrates eight seasons at UW
By Katie Gilbert | Mar. 14, 2002In honor of the Badgers' trip to the NCAA Tournament and Head Coach Jane Albright's eighth winning season, The Daily Cardinal takes a look at Badgerball's postseason runs throughout Albright's ' ¦
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Big Ten men ready for action
By Arvind Gopalratnam | Mar. 14, 2002March Madness has finally returned. The 64th annual NCAA men's basketball tournament officially gets under way today on its journey to the Final Four. After a tumultuous conference season, the ' ¦'
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Michigan road trip for tennis team
By Matt Carroll | Mar. 14, 2002UW women look to continue Big Ten winning streak
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'Silhouette' speaks out about diversity at UW
By Courtney Heeren and Liz Puibello | Mar. 14, 2002Former student says she felt 'out of place'
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Student org budget requires Wiley's approval
By Courtney Clement | Mar. 14, 2002Members of the Associated Students of Madison Student Services Finance Committee and Student Council presented the segregated fees budget for 2002-'03 to UW-Madison Chancellor Wiley Wednesday. \The chancellor seemed very ' ¦
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White House commits to peace in the Middle East
By Karen DeYoung | Mar. 14, 2002WASHINGTON'Jolted into action by the sharp upturn in Israeli-Palestinian violence and that conflict's intrusion on efforts to gain foreign support for the war against terrorism, the Bush administration rushed on ' ¦
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Pedro's: Gooey tortillas and weak margaritas
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Lack of student leadership adds to drinking problem
By Braden Smith | Mar. 14, 2002Like the emergence of flowers in May, the issue of binge drinking emerges sometime around March. Last year, it was the fight over the University Square Theatre's liquor license. This ' ¦
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An imbroglio of Natalie Imbruglia
By Andrew Haffner | Mar. 13, 2002(RCA) After disappearing from the music scene for four years, Natalie Imbruglia returns with her sophomore album, White Lilies Island, that is somewhere in between a pop Ani Difranco and ' ¦'
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Proximity may benefit or harm the Terrapins
By Josh Barr | Mar. 13, 2002The crowd will be in their favor. Friends and family will be nearby. The Maryland Terrapins, though, hope to treat their NCAA Tournament games at Washington's MCI Center just like ' ¦
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Easy living through technology
By Rani Chohan | Mar. 13, 2002With Spring Break approaching quickly, Cardinal Tech is bringing you a selection of technologies that you might find useful over your mid-semester adventures. Whether one is hiking, at the beach ' ¦'
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Yates convicted of two capital murder counts
Mar. 13, 2002HOUSTON'With stunning swiftness, a jury Tuesday convicted Andrea Yates of capital murder, rejecting the defense argument that she was in the throes of a psychotic breakdown and could not distinguish ' ¦
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International Women's Day a celebration of peace
By Sarah Turner | Mar. 13, 2002Every year on March 8, people around the world celebrate International Women's Day. Last year, women in Uganda marched for three days to celebrate with women globally. In India, 5,000 ' ¦
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System freeze not felt at UW
By Sam Cusick and Adam Bissen | Mar. 13, 2002According to university officials, last week's enrollment freeze will have few effects on UW-Madison's enrollment, a situation that is not shared at all UW System institutions. Keith White, UW-Madison associate ' ¦
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