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Beer, cheap food highlight New Glarus
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Feb. 21, 2002SSFC continues to ignore student desiresThe Student Services Finance Committee loves to allocate large amounts of funding to student organizations that serve very small proportions of the student body. At ' ¦
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State parties present redistricting plans
Feb. 21, 2002In concurrent actions Wednesday, state Republicans presented a map outlining new legislative districts to a federal redistricting panel, while state Rep. Scott Walker, R-Wauwatosa, and state Sen. Bob Welch, R-Red ' ¦
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Cancer research may find a cure for HIV
Feb. 20, 2002While working with a cancer fighting drug, Stanford researchers found the same drug may be effective in killing HIV infected cells. HIV destroys the human immune system by attacking certain ' ¦'
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Stations in Big Ten talk of success
By Elizabeth Wachowski | Feb. 20, 2002When the directors of UW-Madison student radio, which goes on the air this Friday, were making plans for the station, they did not do it alone. They asked for suggestions ' ¦
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Model maps potential Olympic bioterrorism
Feb. 20, 2002Researchers at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory created a three dimensional model to simulate a bioterrorist attack on the Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City, Utah. The model was not ' ¦'
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Pentagon repairs to be more ecofriendly
Feb. 20, 2002As the Pentagon slowly returns to its former self, researchers at the University of Southern Mississippi are developing an environmentally friendly paint to be used on the repaired and replaced ' ¦'
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Working-class Ed Thompson runs refreshing, unique election
By Sarah Turner | Feb. 20, 2002The governor's race is just about to heat up. Last Wednesday, I had the opportunity to talk with Wisconsin's most interesting candidate, Ed Thompson. Ed is the brother of Tommy ' ¦
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Letter to the Editor
Feb. 20, 2002Black, Pocan admirably fighting for financial aidAlthough I am graduating, it is a relief to know there are people in the state Assembly supporting the students. I commend Reps. Spencer ' ¦
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City Council alters loitering ordinance
By Molly Borgstrom | Feb. 20, 2002Madison lawmakers terminate sunset clause allowing for periodic review
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Loitering ordinance unjust
Feb. 20, 2002The City of Madison's loitering ordinance unfairly targets and issues citations to minorities for having a different skin color and being in the wrong place at the wrong time. The ' ¦
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Wis. smoking deaths in 2000 at 7,300
By Emily Kremer | Feb. 20, 2002Wisconsin lost 7,300 lives in 2000 due to diseases caused by smoking-related illnesses, according to a report put out by a coalition of groups, including the American Cancer Society and ' ¦
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Police release specifics of State Street incident
By Ben Sykes | Feb. 20, 2002For the first time since the initial report describing the Saturday morning events outside the Towers, 502 N. Francis St., the Madison Police Department released details concerning the ongoing investigation, ' ¦
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Sting serves 'Time'
Feb. 20, 2002(BMG) Over the past couple of years, countless mainstream hip hop albums have been successfully released, enjoying widespread acceptance and financial success. Many have been sonically amazing, showcasing hot, catchy ' ¦'
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When political correctness goes too far
By Michael Jones | Feb. 20, 2002Keeping up with the Jones'
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Elimination brings repercussions
By Jason Canfora | Feb. 20, 2002WEST VALLEY CITY, Utah'In the days leading up to the Olympic hockey tournament, players from around the NHL commented on the insignificance of the round-robin stage of the competition, in ' ¦
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Gabba, Gabba Hey! Joey Ramone's solo release
By Fred Jones and Jon Spike | Feb. 20, 2002Knowledge Enormous'
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Cells' garbage is priceless
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Rosner wins District 5 primary
By Maya Ziv-el | Feb. 20, 2002Ron Rosner won the District 5 City Council primary elections Tuesday with 323 votes'52.52 percent of the total votes. Ald. Tom Powell, District 5, came in second with 38.69 percent ' ¦
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