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1. Terrorist attacks change American landscape

Sept. 11, 2001

Bin Laden ties trip Illinois man

WASHINGTON'U.S. authorities arrested the Syrian-born head of an international Islamic charity Tuesday, alleging that his group has funded terrorist activities for years and has ties to militants who have tried ' ¦

Poor labor practices characterize UW

Limited-term employee labor exploited by unions, historical society

New UW group to educate students on legal rights, police protocol

Students do not have a good understanding of their legal rights when dealing with police officers, according to four UW-Madison engineering students who have created an organization and a Web ' ¦

Wanted: solid hitting for final series

For the Badger softball team, the bats had better continue to come around this week as the team heads into a crucial four-game stretch, with two coming against UW-Green Bay ' ¦

Conference of Mayors will cost taxpayers more

New figures from Madison Police Chief Richard Williams put the cost of security for the upcoming United States Conference of Mayors at six times higher than previous estimates, and taxpayers ' ¦

The end of whiny pretentiousness?!?

This is a Long Title for Someone with Nothing to Talk About'

Police link death of 31-year-old man to campus area bars, Bologna Bash

A man who died after falling down the stairs of a campus apartment a week and a half ago had been drinking at Butch's Bologna Bash, WKOW-TV reported Tuesday. John ' ¦

'C'mon' get happy! Sheryl Crow goes pop with latest release

Budget standoff could keep state from paying bills

If Wisconsin lawmakers do not settle their differences regarding the budget reform bill sitting in the Conference Committee soon, the government could find itself unable to pay some of its ' ¦

Science classes go inside the box

Online course resources aim to aid students with difficult subjects'

National Academy of Science accepts UW staff

The National Academy of Sciences elected two UW-Madison faculty members'geneticist John Doebley and physicist Willy Haeberli'Tuesday. There are 46 other current or emeritus members of the UW-Madison faculty who are ' ¦

Exam stress leads to more counseling, suicide risk

As the school year winds down and exam-related stress levels skyrocket, calls to University Health Services' counseling crisis line increase, according to Robert McGrath, director of counseling services at UHS. ' ¦

Grotte clears the vaults

Knowledge Enormous'

Aid switch may cost students

A recent proposal floated by a high-ranking member of the Bush administration to change the program of debt consolidation for college graduates would, if passed into law, likely have significant ' ¦

Bush may defer Iraqi actions

News Analysis

Remembering the time of my life

Wide Wold of Sports

Madison at top of Internet usage study

Madison is tied with Washington, D.C., as the top city in the United States to access the Internet, according to a study released last week by The Media Audit. The ' ¦

Chancellor commends Cardinal's response

Letter to the Editor

Drug-related arrests made at Madison rave

Ten people were arrested for drug possession during an all-night rave Saturday at the Alliant Energy Center. Psychosis 2002, put on by Plantations Productions, included nationally renowned disc jockeys and ' ¦