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Why Joe Paterno is more than a legendary coach

Wide Wold of Sports

Reeves still a fool, ’Redux’ rules

Teach-in clarifies tenets of Islam

Panel: Religion does not condone violence

Restaurants set aside funds for relief

In the wake of last week's terrorist tragedies, local Madison businesses are taking steps to aid in relief efforts by donating portions of their proceeds to charities through special promotions. ' ¦

Nonconference critical to national title aspirations

More than ever, nonconference play has become critical for a team's national success. Given the insanely complicated Bowl Championship Series ratings, teams can no longer take chances by playing 'soft' ' ¦

Letters to the Editor

U.S. must remember history, act globallyAs citizens of the United States, we are caught between a rock and a hard place. On one hand, the fear of further terrorist attacks ' ¦

Madison seeks input on alcohol issues

A recently formed city subcommittee on alcohol issues met Monday as part of a series of 'stakeholder' meetings, in which committee members receive input from citizens with an interest in ' ¦

When truth is better than fiction

A. Miller's Tale'

NCAA stadiums boosting security

(U-WIRE) BATON ROUGE, La.'When NCAA schools open their gates for football this weekend, stadiums everywhere will be surrounded by a greater sense of security with more police officers and inspections ' ¦

Madison Red Cross branch gathers nearly 11,000 pints of blood

The Madison branch of the American Red Cross announced Tuesday that it had collected blood from 10,828 volunteer donors in the week since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks on the ' ¦

Holt addresses the fine art of the remix

Hmmm...'

Nanotechnology powerful, perilous

Are your desires to be digitally urbane constantly hampered by a PC that freezes every time you breathe oddly? Or have you developed an unsightly rash or a flu virus ' ¦'

Watching towers fall with ’horror’

Metro rejects permanent downtown route change

Due to the results of a recent survey, Madison Metro Transit has decided not to change its weekday Capitol Square bus route. Several businesses have advocated permanently moving buses off ' ¦

Attacks spark concern for online security, liberty

In the aftermath of the recent terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, some people are worried that the government will expand its powers to monitor Internet ' ¦'

Don’t be fooled by quasi-intellectuals

Before I begin, let me say that we are all here at UW-Madison to gain a higher understanding of ourselves and the world around us. That said, I would like to suggest that there are both stupid questions AND stupid people. However, they're not just your run-of-the-mill airheads. No, sometimes they come in great quasi-intellectual packages! 

Sony to release new handheld

Sony announced a new version of its Clie handheld device yesterday, along with an add-on digital audio player for older Clie devices. The $500 Clie PEG-N760C will be in U.S. ' ¦'

Stepping onto the national stage

The Daily Cardinal runs a post pattern with college football's leading wide receiver, Wisconsin junior Lee Evans. Evans has 19 receptions for 485 yards and three touchdowns in the Badgers' ' ¦

Stocks begin rebound; exchange investigates trading

NEW YORK'The wobbly U.S. stock market regained some stability Tuesday following its steep selloff Monday, as escalating words of war and the growing prospect of recession buffeted investors in the ' ¦

UW-Madison should not rejoin the Fair Labor Association

In a letter to students last semester concerning UW-Madison's use of sweatshop-made clothing, Chancellor John Wiley wrote that he supports the \fundamental features of worker rights."" In reality, however, Wiley ' ¦