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Wesley Willis rocks, rolls

By Fred Jones | Feb. 6, 2002

Knowledge Enormous'

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Chvala stops vote on campaign finance bill

Feb. 6, 2002

The state Senate sent a message to Gov. Scott McCallum Tuesday when it refused to take a vote on a bill that would overhaul current campaign finance laws. Senate Majority ' ¦

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Same-sex couples deserve legal rights for children

By Kate Burkart-Paulson | Feb. 5, 2002

The American Academy of Pediatrics voiced its support of second-parent, or homosexual, adoption Feb. 4. An organization of 55,000 pediatricians, pediatric medical subspecialists and pediatric surgical specialists, the AAP has ' ¦

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Men's basketball continues to grow

By James Wold | Feb. 5, 2002

Losses challenge team to rebound against Ohio State

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Bush's budget emphasizes homeland security, additional tax cuts

By Warren Vieth | Feb. 5, 2002

WASHINGTON'President Bush submitted a $2.1 trillion budget Monday that sets aside debt reduction and squeezes domestic programs to finance homeland security, the war on terrorism and another round of big ' ¦

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McCallum concerned with Senate budget delay

By Zachary Levy | Feb. 5, 2002

State Senate Majority Leader Chuck Chvala, D-Madison, and Gov. Scott McCallum exchanged letters Tuesday concerning the governor's concern that the Senate has delayed introduction of his budget-reform act. \To date, ' ¦

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Posters inform of sex-assault prevention

By Sarah Murray | Feb. 5, 2002

A new poster campaign sponsored by several campus offices and Dane County highlights the role of men in preventing sexual assaults. The posters, which will appear on Madison Metro buses ' ¦

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UW System takes action to accommodate budget

By Molly Reppen and Danielle Szulczewski | Feb. 5, 2002

With the confirmation of major budget proposal components by the Wisconsin Legislative Reference Bureau Monday, steps by the UW System to accommodate the 2001-'03 budget shortfall are coming into focus. ' ¦

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Bush considers Iraq part of 'axis of evil'

By Joel Troge | Feb. 5, 2002

Although the international relationship between the United States and Iraq has been nothing less than rocky for more than a decade, the resounding remarks made by President Bush identifying Iraq ' ¦

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Sunny spring break in Wisconsin?

By Scott DeLaruelle | Feb. 5, 2002

Despite last week's modest snow covering, any Midwesterner knows this is not what Wisconsin winters are supposed to be like. Where are the midwinter blizzards, the great masses of snow ' ¦'

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Rohrman named UW's new men's soccer coach

By Molly Reppen | Feb. 5, 2002

Jeff Rohrman, the top assistant coach at Maryland for the past seven years, has been named head men's soccer coach at Wisconsin. Assistant Athletic Director John Jentz made the announcement ' ¦

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State Street redesign will help Madison community

By Molly Reppen | Feb. 5, 2002

There is a section in the 1998 Daily Cardinal city editor's handbook that contains advice for those slow days when all of the newsmakers and sources go on vacation together. ' ¦

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The 'War on Drugs' lacks real substance

By Mike Bromberg and Tom Walsh | Feb. 5, 2002

Brom's Qualms'

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Ethiopian author talks about storytelling, folklore

By Molly Reppen and Ben Schultz | Feb. 5, 2002

A tale of a forbidden romance, religious fanaticism and political conspiracies converge in Nega Mezlekia's novel, \The God Who Begat a Jackal."" In 17th-century Africa the feudal system erupts as ' ¦'

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No Bebop, but No Doubt is 'Rock Steady'

Feb. 4, 2002

(Interscope) From the title, one might expect to be a return to the roots of the Jamaican music, but Orange Country rude-folk No Doubt have duped you again'their new album ' ¦'

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Patriotism reigns in New Orleans

By Dan Sullivan and Shaun Powell | Feb. 4, 2002

NEW ORLEANS'The theme of the day was patriotism. The game itself was no different. The red, white and blue was dominant before, during and after Super Bowl XXXVI. Using a ' ¦

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