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Wireless Internet at coffee shops adds to customer convenience
By Stephanie Ritter | Apr. 4, 2002Since its establishment slightly over a year ago, Caf?? Connection, a high-speed wireless Internet service available in five State Street-area coffee shops, has satisfied a number of technology, co-owners Samia ' ¦
State St. design plan receives committee approval
By Ben Sykes | Apr. 4, 2002After two years of developing and debating the State Street Design Project Plan, the Downtown Coordinating Committee put its final stamp of approval on the plan yesterday. The plan, which ' ¦
UW student may be trapped in Bethlehem
By Whitney Newman and Courtney Clement | Apr. 4, 2002As of the last contact UW-Madison senior Tara McKinney had with her family, she was stranded in Bethlehem's Star Hotel, roughly 500 meters from Manger Square where Palestinian gunmen are ' ¦
Young defensive backs ready for 2003
Apr. 4, 2002With new season, a new attitude for secondary emerging
Cardinal alum Karlin talks 'Daily Show'
By Gregg Sparks | Apr. 4, 2002In honor of the the Daily Cardinal's 110th anniversary, we sat down with one of our many distinguished alumni, Ben Karlin. Now the head writer for \The Daily Show"" on ' ¦'
Former editor contemplates six decades of media
By Dick Leonard | Apr. 4, 2002Milwaukee Journal veteran started career at the Cardinal
110 years of history in the making
Apr. 4, 2002The Daily Cardinal has been an independent voice on campus since 1892, and these editorials reflect its ever-evolving vision???at birth, at age 50 and at 100.
Israel takes Nablus after day of battle
By Tracy Wilkinson | Apr. 4, 2002RAMALLAH, West Bank'Israel controlled almost every major Palestinian city in the West Bank on Thursday after troops and armor shot their way into Nablus, a seething militant stronghold. Twelve Palestinians ' ¦
Cardinal endures, inspires over the years
By Thomas Derpinghaus | Apr. 4, 2002It was some 110 years ago, around today, I guess, that William Wesley Young clip-clopped up Carroll Street on his horse to drop off the inaugural issue of The Daily ' ¦
Our anniversary.
Apr. 4, 2002The Cardinal Celebrates 110 Years of Serving the University Community.
Supreme Court rules against civil rights
By Sarah Turner | Apr. 3, 2002Immigration advocates were dealt a major blow March 27. The basic human rights allotted to all workers in the United States were stripped away from undocumented immigrants. The U.S. Supreme ' ¦
The stability and unpredictability of life
By Mike Murphy and Eric Kleefeld | Apr. 3, 2002This is a long title for someone with nothing to talk about'
Strong voter turnout picks Powell, Vedder
By Molly Borgstrom | Apr. 3, 2002High poll numbers please Progressive Danes
The man behind the team
By Katie Gilbert and Ben Pierson & Victoria Statz | Apr. 3, 2002Success follows Indiana head coach wherever he goes
Senate Democrats help students at last
Apr. 3, 2002Wisconsin Senate Democrats are finally coming to the plate this week regarding the state's $1.1 billion budget shortfall, and Tuesday they made a bold statement that someone at the state ' ¦



