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Recker closes a chapter

By James Wold and By Rachel Schulze | Mar. 12, 2002

Final shot against Indiana gives closure to a unique story

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Cloning, stem cells cure diseased mouse

Mar. 12, 2002

For the first time, researchers have used therapeutic cloning and embryonic stem cells to cure a pre-existing defect in animals. Rudolf Jaenisch and George Daley, of the Whitehead Institute, partially ' ¦'

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U.S. peace envoy answers Israeli attacks

Mar. 11, 2002

JERUSALEM'Faced with a relentless suicide bombing campaign that has demoralized its citizens and emboldened Palestinian militants, Israel said Sunday it will keep attacking Palestinian-held territories while the United States makes ' ¦

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City Council argues the addition of seven officers after budget cuts

By Ben Sykes | Mar. 11, 2002

The long debates of City Council over the addition of seven new officers to the Madison Police Department staff are far from over, as alders question the fiscal responsibility of ' ¦

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Freeze harms all students

Mar. 11, 2002

High school seniors waiting to hear from UW-Madison and other UW schools got a harsh reply from the UW System Board of Regents Friday: We're not admitting anyone else for ' ¦

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Woman sexually assaulted near Lake Street ramp

By Jon Spike | Mar. 11, 2002

A woman was sexually assaulted Saturday morning near the parking ramp at the Lake at Frances streets according to a report from the Madison Police Department. The man who attacked ' ¦

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Fine arts abound on the Isthmus

By Pam Selle | Mar. 11, 2002

Theater lovers can get it all in Madison'

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Shot at title not as easy for top seeds as in previous years

By Eric Kleefeld and Greg Lazaroff | Mar. 11, 2002

The table is set. Office pools are brewing. But only four teams in the field of 65 can boast of their respective No. 1 seeds in this year's NCAA tournament. ' ¦'

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Californians retain legislative term limits

Mar. 11, 2002

California voters rejected last week a measure that would have eased limits on how long their state lawmakers can stay in office. By a 16 percent margin, voters rejected a ' ¦

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Letter to the Editor

Mar. 11, 2002

Thompson accusations incorrect, deceivingEric Kleefeld's column (""Third parties offer way of rebellion against conformity,"" March 7) was a mess of lies and distort

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Prejudice clouds 'innocent until proven guilty' judgment

By Michael Hsu | Mar. 11, 2002

On Tuesday, I led my discussion section in a stupid activity I called \First Impressions."" I showed pictures of people and then asked my classmates to invent a biography for ' ¦

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NCAA announces bracket picks

By Katie Gilbert and Jayme Zwerling | Mar. 11, 2002

The playoff futures of the men's and women's basketball teams were determined Sunday with the selection of the NCAA Tournament bracket on ESPN. Both Badger teams were seeded eighth in ' ¦

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Republicans further System cuts

By Abby Becker and Courtney Heeren | Mar. 11, 2002

Action taken by the UW System Board of Regents Friday to freeze enrollment, seen by some state legislators as a scare tactic, was followed by additional cuts to the UW ' ¦

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Western Kentucky has the look of being this year's Gonzaga

By Bill Cooney | Mar. 11, 2002

One of the hottest college basketball teams in the country currently resides in the Bluegrass state. In past years, one would think of teams from either Lexington or Louisville. Now, ' ¦'

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