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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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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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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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Layoffs in Wisconsin among nation's highest
Feb. 15, 2002Wisconsin had the third-highest number of mass layoffs, defined as a release of at least 50 individuals, in the country during the last quarter of 200 according to a report ' ¦
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ASM needs consistency in SHIP, seg-fee stances
By Matt Modell | Feb. 15, 2002The Associated Students of Madison's Student Council'the \voice"" of UW-Madison students'has once again struck the tune of hypocrisy. Known best for fighting the UW System Board of Regents against tuition ' ¦
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It's not your average church music
By Gregg Sparks | Feb. 15, 2002The rise of Robert Randolph has been a rapid one. Discovered during the 2000 Sacred Steel Convention in Florida, Randolph went from playing at his church to opening for the ' ¦'
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UW women get much-needed win
By Elizabeth Wachowski | Feb. 15, 2002The streak is over. After six straight losses, the Wisconsin women's basketball team finally ended its mid winter blues by beating Northwestern (0-12 in the Big Ten, 4-19 overall) 80-47 ' ¦
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Letter to the Editor
Feb. 15, 2002Marching band deserves enthusiasm at UW gamesI am writing to express my great love and support for UW-Madison music'specifically the UW Classical Guitar program and the UW-Madison Marching Band. I ' ¦
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Railroad Earth stops at Caf?? Montmartre tonight
By Ross McDevitt | Feb. 15, 2002(BOS Music) Railroad Earth is one of the newest names to emerge from the flood of progressive bluegrass bands that has occurred since the mid-1990's. The band has been rising ' ¦'
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Sex after marriage: less can mean better
By Rebekah Ravenscroft-Scott | Feb. 15, 2002The Weekly Piece'
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Outside of classroom walls
By Matt Fox and Benjamin Lewis | Feb. 15, 2002Program provides undergraduates opportunity for research and credit'
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Student charges authorities with abuse, coercion after Sept. 11
Feb. 15, 2002NEW YORK ' In the first case of its kind, a Jordanian student will try to persuade a federal judge here Friday that authorities illegally detained him, physically abused him ' ¦
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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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