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Former student pleads guilty in theft of rare signatures
By Betsy Osterberger and Maya Ziv-el | Apr. 10, 2002A former UW-Madison student pleaded guilty Monday in his home city of Hamden, adjacent to the town of New Haven, Conn., to three counts of larceny in the first degree ' ¦
Chi Phi to remember lost brother with prayer service
By Conor Caloia | Apr. 10, 2002A picture of Jon Bilda with a huge smile on his face is a perfect portrayal of the person he was, according to Luke Dixon, a UW-Madison junior and president ' ¦
13 Israelis and hundreds of Palestinians killed in worst attack to date
By Nicole Hurley | Apr. 10, 2002Journalists banned from entering the West Bank, now devastated and home to thousands of refugees
Jon Spencer's gift of rock
Apr. 10, 2002(Matador) It has been almost four years since the Jon Spencer Blues Explosion released an entirely new album'1998's Acme. While the semi-spastic nature of Mr. Spencer's raw, jagged rock/funk/blues seems ' ¦'
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. ' ¦
Norwegian ambassador visits UW
By Adrienne Bell | Apr. 10, 2002Vollebaek speaks on Norway's neutral position
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 ' ¦
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 ' ¦
Softball forecast: sunny
By Garret Fitzpatrick | Apr. 10, 2002UW looks to avenge previous losses
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.
Anti-smoking campaign ads are tedious
By Michael Jones | Apr. 10, 2002Keeping Up with the Jones'
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. ' ¦
To most students, Madison is an island
By Molly Reppen and Mike Bromberg | Apr. 9, 2002Brom's Qualms'
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, ' ¦
ASM campaign comes under fire
By Michelle Diament | Apr. 9, 2002REACH party accused of illegal promotional activity
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. ' ¦



