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Women's golf to enter Big Ten tourney
By Katie Gilbert | Apr. 24, 2002The Wisconsin women's golf team will pack up its clubs and head to Illinois this weekend for the Big Ten Tournament. After taking eighth place at the Lady Buckeye Spring ' ¦
Take a break from the splendor of 'YHF' with these other Wilco-related albums
By Fred Jones | Apr. 24, 2002Knowledge Enormous'
Budget reform bill held up in conference committee
By Molly Borgstrom | Apr. 24, 2002The state conference committee stalled progress on the budget reform bill Tuesday, finishing its fourth straight day of debate in a deadlock. Although both Democrats and Republicans put proposals on ' ¦
Levy talks music, humor at Hillel
By Maya Ziv-el and Leah Leonidas | Apr. 24, 2002From Madonna to Britney Spears, Nirvana to 'N Sync, Rolling Stone music editor Joe Levy has something to say about all of them, and many other performers. Levy, also a ' ¦
PAVE video examines sex assaults
By Adam Bissen | Apr. 24, 2002Awareness film hopes to circulate as PSA
McCallum to be absent from gubernatorial debate
By Ben Sykes | Apr. 24, 2002George, Falk, Young and Thompson to attend; Doyle, Barrett will be represented
Truth and justice needed for immigrant, minority rights
By Sarah Turner | Apr. 24, 2002Rabih Haddad, a 41-year-old Muslim relief worker from Lebanon, was held in solitary confinement for four months at the Metro Correctional Center in Chicago without ever having been charged for ' ¦
UW men not afraid of Lions' roar
By Kate Hedlin and By James Lanser | Apr. 24, 2002Feet hit the pavement as the men's track team practices for the Penn Relays in Philadelphia. The cloudless sky and slight breeze help put smiles on the players as they ' ¦
International applications up
By Crystal Crowns and Courtney Heeren | Apr. 24, 2002Despite increased restrictions following Sept. 11, international student applications have increased by approximately 10 percent for the UW-Madison graduate school and approximately 8 percent for the undergraduate college. Casey Siske, ' ¦
Badgers off to Big Ten finals
By Matt Fox and Josh Salm | Apr. 24, 2002Badgers attempt to avenge previous conference losses
It's now or never for student impact on alcohol issues
By Molly Reppen | Apr. 24, 2002If the Alcohol License Review Committee adopts its Comprehensive Alcohol Issues Report tomorrow night, drink specials will virtually end. Furthermore, unclear references to \heightened attention to address improper activities"" at ' ¦
'Yankee Hotel Foxtrot' a masterpiece
By Whitney Newman | Apr. 24, 2002(Nonesuch) The last time Cardinal Arts spoke to Jeff Tweedy was two Novembers ago, after a particularly scorching concert at the Barrymore Theatre. One of the highlights was a simple ' ¦'
Norquist to pay entire harassment reparations
Apr. 24, 2002Milwaukee Mayor John Norquist announced he would not run for re-election in 2004 following his agreement to pay the total amount of a settlement for a sexual harassment case he ' ¦
Fowler: A professor with passion
By Kevin Warnke | Apr. 24, 2002Revered teacher of ILS prepares for retirement, leaves legacy on campus'
Trains collide outside Los Angeles
Apr. 24, 2002PLACENTIA, Calif.'A mile-long freight train traveling north through a busy rail corridor in Orange County collided head-on Tuesday with a double-deck Metrolink commuter train during the morning rush hour, killing ' ¦
Softball splits up north with Phoenix
Apr. 24, 2002The women's softball team soared over UW-Green Bay in the first game of its doubleheader Tuesday. But the team only flew so high, as it came crashing down by the ' ¦
'Wood/Water' does not live up to Promise
Apr. 24, 2002(Anti) The Promise Ring made a name for itself in the early '90s by pioneering the Midwest emo sound that has become so familiar and produced incalculable numbers of copycat ' ¦'




