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Keeping the faith at UW-Madison

By Ben Sykes and Brittany Jones | Jan. 23, 2001

Religious studies and Jewish studies added as majors'

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'slapboxing with jesus': Reality hurts

By Dana Burchfield | Jan. 23, 2001

Growing up in a mainly middle-class, white, suburban area of the Midwest, I don't know what it's like to be an African-American teen-ager walking the streets of Queens or Flushing, ' ¦'

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Bush takes office

By Andrew Haffner and Liz Puibello | Jan. 23, 2001

New administration to fight for identity

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'Code to Zero' and 'Shopgirl' both make for a pleasant read

By Molly Reppen and Laura Schaefer | Jan. 23, 2001

If you love tales of suspense, turn to the master Ken Follett. With \Code to Zero,"" he doesn't mess around. The tale grabs you from page one and doesn't let ' ¦'

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Soap opera biography

By Dan Weltin | Jan. 23, 2001

\Georgiana: The Duchess of Devonshire,"" by Amanda Foreman gives a personal view on the life of the very amazing Duchess. Georgiana began her flamboyant lifestyle at the age of 16 ' ¦'

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Police capture four of seven Texas inmates near Colorado Springs

Jan. 23, 2001

Authorities in Colorado captured four of the seven Texas prison inmates who escaped custody in December and are suspected of killing a policeman during a Christmas Eve robbery. The men ' ¦

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Thompson nominates two regents

By Kevin Warnke | Jan. 23, 2001

Randall, Klauser appointed to seven-year terms on board

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Over the past several days, a labor dispute has developed in a Korean-owned apparel manufacturing plant in Mexico. As this dispute grew, communications from numerous local, national and international sources ' ¦

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Overture nominations prompt concern

By Maya Ziv-el | Jan. 23, 2001

In a meeting held to decide whether to confirm Madison Mayor Sue Bauman's seven nominees for the 13-member board of the new Cultural Arts District, the Common Council Organizational Committee ' ¦

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Vendors make nitrous oxide hard to obtain

By Paul Alongi | Dec. 3, 1996

As part of an investigation into the illicit use of nitrous oxide, a Daily Cardinal reporter contacted Badger Welding Supply Inc. Monday morning in search of a commercial-size tank full ' ¦

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Coroner links nitrous oxide to man's death

By Whitney Newman and Paul Alongi | Dec. 3, 1996

Elliott Schneider, 642 State St., died of asphyxiation after he inhaled nitrous oxide, Deputy Coroner John Stanley said Monday. Schneider's death was preliminarily ruled accidental, and an autopsy was deemed ' ¦

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Nitrous oxide suspected in \accidental"" death of local man

By Aaron O\'Neil | Dec. 2, 1996

Officials said they will conduct an autopsy on a young Madison man who was found dead in his apartment at 642 State St. Saturday afternoon. The man, whose name will ' ¦