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Badgerball falls in semifinals to Penn State
Mar. 4, 200234 points by PSU's Mazzante too much for Badgers
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Survey: Dane teens drinking above average
By Nico Savidge | Mar. 1, 2002Local youth reported binge drinking at a higher level than the average teen-ager, according to the results of a 2000 survey. The study shows that 35 percent of Dane County ' ¦
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UW mulls over cable TV options
By Molly Reppen and Adam Bissen | Mar. 1, 2002With UW-Madison's cable TV system on slate for an eventual upgrade, a myriad of programs exist to enhance broadcast options for the campus. Dave Devereaux-Weber, a network engineer at Division ' ¦
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One winner, many memories
By Stella Joyce | Mar. 1, 2002UW-Madison senior enters contest, wins trip to the Olympics'
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Ex-Sarge frontwoman builds The Reputation
By Gregg Sparks and Sammy Luterbach | Mar. 1, 2002Elizabeth Elmore hasn't exactly followed the regular career arc for an indie-rock musician. After forming the pop-punk band Sarge in 1995, she achieved moderate success, with Sarge being named by ' ¦'
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Wisconsin ekes out victory, ready to face Golden Gophers tomorrow
Mar. 1, 2002The No. 6 seed Wisconsin Badgers faced off with the No. 11 seed Northwestern Wildcats in the final contest of the first round of the 2002 Big Ten Women's Basketball ' ¦
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Opportunity out there for Badgers
By Brian Lauvray | Mar. 1, 2002Two wins clinch home ice for first round of playoffs
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Technology challenges copyright law
By Joel Troge | Mar. 1, 2002Opponents cite libraries as vulnerable to 20-year extension
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New city housing committee works to establish low-income renter trust fund
By Graham Dostal | Mar. 1, 2002The Madison Work Group for a Housing Trust Fund met for the first time Thursday, where members discussed how to provide monetary assistance to lower income renters. The group, a ' ¦
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Accepting true history requires an open mind
By Nishant Bagadia | Mar. 1, 2002With all things in life, it is better to keep an open mind and explore options without being harsh or judgmental. Most people shut out new ideas, innovations and criticisms. ' ¦
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Senate OKs Gaylord Nelson building for UW
Mar. 1, 2002Controversy exists over renaming UW-Madison's Institute for Environmental Studies after Gaylord Nelson, the well-known pioneer in the environmental movement and founder of Earth Day who also served as Wisconsin governor ' ¦
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Letters to the Editor
Mar. 1, 2002Hip-hop article slights rich, complex historyWhile Nate Holton's article (""The less publicized players in the rap game,"" Feb. 25) indeed highlighted some of rap mu
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UW System eyes recent academic freedom concerns
By Courtney Heeren | Mar. 1, 2002Issue raised after professor dismissal
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Bucky tops the Big Ten
By Danielle Szulczewski and Sam Marz | Feb. 28, 2002First conference title in 55 years for UW
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Proposed cost-saving wage freeze fails
By Eric Bain | Feb. 28, 2002The Capitol was bustling with discussions and forums as state legislators displayed their prowess as master debaters Wednesday. The Joint Committee on Finance met Wednesday to discuss the budgets of ' ¦
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'1984' still possible with today's decreased civil liberties
By Braden Smith | Feb. 28, 2002I read George Orwell's \1984"" for the first time my sophomore year of high school. I listened intently as my teacher expounded on Orwell's hatred for communism and totalitarianism. I ' ¦
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Costner gives up bad movies for Lent
By Tom Soule | Feb. 28, 2002Why is everyone so determined to see Kevin Costner fail? Sure, \The Postman"" was sleep-inducing and ""For Love of the Game"" didn't fare much better. But hopefully critics will be ' ¦'
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