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Madison Police still sorting out facts of Langdon Street conflict
By Ben Sykes and By Chace Goff | Feb. 19, 2002Authorities yet to identify UW-Madison athletes as assailants or participants
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Bush advocates shared vision with Japan in visit
By Mike Allen | Feb. 19, 2002TOKYO'President Bush, using his swing through Asia to deliver fresh warnings that he is prepared to carry the war on terrorism beyond Afghanistan, told the Japanese parliament today that the ' ¦
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State bills support aid-tuition parallel
By Jeremy Jewett and JoEllen Amato | Feb. 19, 2002The Associated Students of Madison and the United Council announced their support alongside state Rep. Spencer Black, D-Madison, Monday for twin bills under consideration by state legislators linking financial aid ' ¦
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Tragedy defines romance three times
By Sam Karp and Pam Selle | Feb. 19, 2002Alex Witchel's new novel, \Me Times Three,"" opens and closes with tragedy. But the face of that tragedy changes dramatically from beginning to end. The beginning embraces heartache and entertainment ' ¦'
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Black History Month at UW-Madison
Feb. 19, 2002Events, news, quotes from past Februaries tell of black history
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Boyd feels the afflictions
By Ben Schultz and Clay Thomas | Feb. 19, 2002\Daily Afflictions"" is a slim pamplet that boasts of being 'God for the godless, religion for the postreligious and bootleg entertainment for the rest.' Taking the book of psalms and ' ¦'
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Privilege and affluence conspire to disguise affairs
By Jacob Densow - The Daily Cardinal and Benjamin Warner | Feb. 19, 2002The celebrated short story writer Richard Ford has again assembled an incisive collection of stories exploring the intimate, often epiphanic, moments between men and women and their relationships in love. ' ¦'
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Union alters alcohol policy for WUD, Hoofers student groups
By Michelle Diament | Feb. 18, 2002The Wisconsin Union recently changed an internal operating procedure that will affect the way Hoofers and Wisconsin Union Directorate groups can serve alcohol at their events. Previously, Hoofers and WUD ' ¦
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UW swept off their skates
By Greg Lazaroff | Feb. 18, 2002The Badger men's hockey team went into this weekend's matchup against No. 1 powerhouse Denver University (19-4-1 Western Collegiate Hockey Association, 26-5-1 overall) with an optimistic attitude. In order to ' ¦
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Penney proves his worth in Big Ten showdown
Feb. 18, 2002The hottest team in the Big Ten Conference continued its big push towards an at-large bid in the NCAA Tournament. The Wisconsin men's basketball team made another large statement Saturday ' ¦
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Letters to the Editor
Feb. 18, 2002Smith's allegations about Monona incorrectI am writing to correct a number of inaccuracies and misrepresentations in Braden Smith's opinion column (""Shorewood Hills, M
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Shots fired during State St. altercation
By Molly Borgstrom | Feb. 18, 2002Towers residents confront, chase vandals; no suspects in custody, Madison Police say
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Cardinal Arts salutes the Queen of Soul
By Amos Posner | Feb. 18, 2002In a world where it has become common to deify musicians, Aretha Franklin is about as close as it comes to being appropriate. Her career and her personal life have ' ¦'
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Police respond to traffic accidents, burglary
By Benji Pierson | Feb. 18, 2002Two independent vehicular accidents in Madison left two people dead Friday, according to Madison Police Department reports. The first occurred at approximately 2:30 a.m. on the 3100 block of Lake ' ¦
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Legacy of Lynyrd Skynyrd lives on in rock opera
By Steven Wishau - The Daily Cardinal and Fred Jones | Feb. 18, 2002Too much \concept"" can be the kiss of death for any rock album. Any project that is excessively mired in its own self importance seriously runs the risk of being ' ¦'
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Students, family gather for memorial service
By Laci Jones | Feb. 18, 2002For an entire semester they walked home from class together, until she could not stand it anymore. She had to know if he finally was going to ask her out. ' ¦
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Unbiased international courts necessary
By Mari Armstrong-Hough | Feb. 18, 2002After months spent in eclipse behind America's war on terrorism, Slobodan Milosevic once again commands the international spotlight. Charged with nearly 70 counts, from failure to comply with international war ' ¦
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