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Effects of Shays-Meehan legislation yet to be seen
By Peter Cameron and Graham Dostal | Feb. 15, 2002U.S. Senate to revisit soft-money concerns
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Man stabbed with fork
By Andy Murray | Feb. 15, 2002A man in his mid-20s stabbed another man in the back of his head with a dinner fork at 9:30 p.m. Wednesday in the 300 block of N. Henry St., ' ¦
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Badgers look to rebound against No. 1 Denver
By Cary Dohman | Feb. 15, 2002The Wisconsin men's hockey team now finds itself heading down the homestretch of the ever-important final month of the Western Collegiate Hockey Association regular season. With only six games remaining, ' ¦
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UW officials say gender gap closing
By Katie Will | Feb. 15, 2002Recent pay review exercise results in salary increases for 42 female faculty members
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Alumni Association starts programs to keep UW graduates in Wisconsin
By Meghan Thompson | Feb. 15, 2002With statistics demonstrating a discouraging amount of UW-Madison graduates leaving the state for employment, the Wisconsin Alumni Association announced programs Thursday with the aim of improving this situation. The WAA ' ¦
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Big Ten turned upside down
By James Wold | Feb. 14, 2002Wednesday proved any team can win on any given day'
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Red-hot love from your kitchen
By Allyson Ruskey | Feb. 14, 2002Before the big date on Valentine's Day most students never ask themselves if they've got asses' milk. If this were Valentine's Day in ancient Rome, asses' milk would be in ' ¦'
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Strict security not hindering Olympics
By Brian Carriveau | Feb. 14, 2002SALT LAKE CITY'Police on horseback, bomb-sniffing dogs, snipers on top of buildings, helicopters hovering overhead and even camouflaged National Guardsmen. Welcome to the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City'not ' ¦
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Election issues easier to define in city than county
By Ben Sykes | Feb. 14, 2002An informal survey of local leaders and students revealed that candidates for the Dane County Board of Supervisors will have to work hard to generate support in the downtown area ' ¦
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A valentine to make up for lost words
By Andrew Miller and Rachel Sherman | Feb. 14, 2002A. Miller's Tale'
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SSDP opposes new White House ad campaign
By Courtney Clement and Clay Thomas | Feb. 14, 2002Critics fault link between terrorism, drugs
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ALRC OKs liquor license request for new bar on Mifflin Street
By Danielle Szulczewski | Feb. 14, 2002Kamia's Lounge is a step closer to opening its doors at 14 W. Mifflin St. with approval by the city's Alcohol License Review Committee Wednesday. The unanimous support by ALRC ' ¦
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'Monty Python' figure to begin residence at UW this month
By Courtney Heeren | Feb. 14, 2002Jonathan Miller, who some consider the grandfather of \Monty Python,"" will be in residence at UW-Madison as the Institute of Research in the Humanities starting Feb. 25. Miller, who was ' ¦
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Impress your date with an exciting and easy menu
By Anne Rucker | Feb. 14, 2002For all those in need of an easy Valentine's Day dinner menu, this is one sure to make your sweetie swoon without breaking the bank or wasting too much of ' ¦'
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Board needs new campaign
Feb. 14, 2002In a little over a week, UW-Madison students, faculty and staff will be blessed at long last with the ability to listen to our own college radio station, WSUM, over ' ¦
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Shorewood Hills, Monona take advantage of the city of Madison
By Braden Smith | Feb. 14, 2002Imagine a rich land of luxurious homes and natural areas, protected by 20 mph speed limits and bike cops. A place where you can live without high property taxes or ' ¦
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Small ball but big game
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