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Overturn of FCC rule harms local media, helps moguls
By Sarah Turner | Mar. 6, 2002Federal court's decision infringes upon First Amendment rights
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State of State hints at welcome reform
Mar. 6, 2002Imagine finding six hungry children seated around the McCallum family dinner table and food enough for only five. Would you make sure all six got something to eat, although doing ' ¦
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Give small schools respect
By Cary Dohman | Mar. 6, 2002While most remain obscure, many desire for more coverage '
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City Council fails to override loitering ordinance veto
By Molly Borgstrom | Mar. 6, 2002The Madison City Council reconsidered its controversial loitering ordinance Tuesday, failing to override a mayoral veto by a 9-6 vote. Council members had passed a measure during their previous meeting ' ¦
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'Dead' U.S soldier alive; fight heats up
Mar. 6, 2002GARDEZ, Afghanistan'As U.S. aircraft pressed a bombing campaign against several hundred al Qaeda and Taliban fighters near here Tuesday, officials said that the first of seven Americans killed the previous ' ¦
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State of the State: UW draws little attention from Gov
By Courtney Heeren and Kelly Jelen | Mar. 6, 2002A United Council statement called the lack of discussion of higher education in Gov. Scott McCallum's State of the State address Tuesday evening a \glaring"" and ""naive"" omission. But John ' ¦
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Murder mystery unravels dying small town
By Ben Schultz | Mar. 5, 2002\The Keepers of Truth"" begins ominously enough. Michael Collins posts the warning of a plague on the first page and warns all wary readers to keep out lest they catch ' ¦'
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Pedestrian life is dangerous on icy days
By Mike Bromberg | Mar. 5, 2002Thousands of tortured souls somberly trudge through the arctic terrain, adjusting the hoods of their North Face jackets in a futile attempt to keep the brutal elements at bay. Did ' ¦'
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Letters to the Editor
Mar. 5, 2002Students can affect City Council ordinancesOn Tuesday, March 5, the City Council will vote on several items that directly affect us as students. First is an ordinance entitled \Tenant Rights ' ¦
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MSU's Taylor earns final Big Ten Player of the Week Honors in 2002
Mar. 5, 2002Michigan State sophomore guard Marcus Taylor earned the first Big Ten Player of the Week selection of his career Monday after exploding for 32 and 34 points to move past ' ¦
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UHS study finds UW students at increased risk for herpes with oral sex
By Courtney Heeren | Mar. 5, 2002New report details health risks, plots increase of genital, oral herpes on campus
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UW admissions debate heats up
By Danielle Szulczewski | Mar. 5, 2002The role of race in undergraduate admissions sparked a debate Monday between certain UW-Madison Faculty Senate members and a former UW-Madison economics professor. Coinciding with a report to the faculty ' ¦
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City Council to discuss loitering ordinance, tenants' bill of rights
By Linda McMahon and Polly Brennan | Mar. 5, 2002When the City Council meeting convenes tonight, Madison's heavily debated loitering ordinance will threaten to steal center stage, and many hope for the last time. Tuesday will be the last ' ¦
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Paradox continues to clutter Women's History Month
By Crystal Weinberger | Mar. 5, 2002March is National Women's History Month. Started in 1981, it was meant to honor and showcase the remarkable lives of those women who paved the way for greater possibilities for ' ¦
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Perfecting a perfect food: ice cream
By Kelly Kallien and David Simon | Mar. 5, 2002Some people eat it on sweltering days to cool off, others eat it on frigid days to warm up and if life exists elsewhere in the universe, they probably eat ' ¦'
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U.S. servicemen killed in ground crash, combat
Mar. 5, 2002Seven U.S. servicemen were killed Monday when two MH-47 Chinook helicopters were struck by enemy fire in the mountains of eastern Afghanistan, as U.S.-led forces battled al Qaeda fighters in ' ¦
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McCallum to give first State of the State
By Catharine Bookstaver | Mar. 5, 2002Wisconsin Gov. Scott McCallum will give his first State of the State address tonight at 7 p.m., and many officials have high expectations for the speech. \We're confident that the ' ¦
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