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Letter carrier accused of murder exonerated
By Jon Spike | Apr. 10, 2002A former letter carrier who was sentenced to death for the 1991 murder of a cocktail waitress in Phoenix, Ariz., has been exonerated by DNA testing and freed from prison. ' ¦
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Norwegian ambassador visits UW
By Adrienne Bell | Apr. 10, 2002Vollebaek speaks on Norway's neutral position
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Gridiron wonder graces NFL draft
By Sam Farmer | Apr. 10, 2002Long before he established himself as one of college football's best defensive ends, Kentucky's Dennis Johnson was a high school scrub, a human tackling dummy, a sideline standby who only ' ¦
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Corporate, white-collar crimes too often unreported in U.S.
By Sarah Turner | Apr. 10, 2002Each year the FBI issues its Crime in the United States Report, which documents murder, robbery, assault and other street crimes. They don't, however, publish a yearly report of corporate ' ¦
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Softball forecast: sunny
By Garret Fitzpatrick | Apr. 10, 2002UW looks to avenge previous losses
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Les Savy Fav rocks all the way live
By Gregg Sparks | Apr. 10, 2002New York based Les Savy Fav are a part of the ock revival"" talking place in the Big Apple and throughout the United States, but do not assume they are the new Strokes. They rock a lot harder with nowhere near the amount of press.
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Anti-smoking campaign ads are tedious
By Michael Jones | Apr. 10, 2002Keeping Up with the Jones'
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State St. changes benefit city, UW
Apr. 10, 2002Madison's City Council is finally moving on to Phase One of the State Street redesign after a long delay. This first phase looks promising'hopefully a sign of things to come. ' ¦
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To most students, Madison is an island
By Molly Reppen and Mike Bromberg | Apr. 9, 2002Brom's Qualms'
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Questions abound for Big Ten football in 2002
By James Wold | Apr. 9, 2002With the coming of spring, many in the college world have focused not on spring sports, but on spring football. Every school in the nation is preparing for a conference, ' ¦
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ASM campaign comes under fire
By Michelle Diament | Apr. 9, 2002REACH party accused of illegal promotional activity
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Vote on the issues in ASM elections
By Justine Colgan | Apr. 9, 2002Like other weeks in past Aprils, UW-Madison students have the opportunity to elect their student government representatives this week. And like those weeks, student turnout is expected to be poor. ' ¦
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Chi Phi mourns brother's passing
By Courtney Heeren | Apr. 9, 2002A UW-Madison male undergraduate died Sunday, due to sudden onset diabetes. According to a member of Chi Phi, 200 Langdon St., his fraternity, the student also had mononucleosis, which may ' ¦
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UW student stays in Israel
By Maya Ziv-el | Apr. 9, 2002When UW-Madison announced April 3 that it was suspending its study abroad program to Israel, four students had to make a decision about whether they would stay at Hebrew University ' ¦
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White-gloved weird man observes odd people
By Ben Schultz | Apr. 9, 2002\I wore white gloves. I lived with my mother and father. I was not a child. I was thirty-seven years old."" Francis Orme utters these words at the opening of ' ¦'
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Wasting disease spreads
By Jenny Bryers | Apr. 9, 2002Researchers still unsure if diseases poses danger to humans'
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New committee hopes to link students, police
Apr. 9, 2002Around 30 UW-Madison students, administration officials, City Council members and campus and city police officers met Monday to develop a committee which would \bridge the communication gap"" between students and ' ¦
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Letters to the Editor
By Jon Spike | Apr. 9, 2002REACH candidates more informed on the issuesThere are plenty of things to be concerned about being a student at UW-Madison. Outrageous tuition hike proposals, lack of affordable housing and attacks ' ¦
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