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No longer just mid-major
By Arvind Gopalratnam | Jan. 31, 2002Elite coaches have Conference USA on national level'
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Letters to the Editor
Jan. 31, 2002Murphy should not dismiss religion hastilyI was intrigued by Mike Murphy's column on religion, TV and his friend's call to seminary (""Religion finds network TV, friend
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State legislators express support for nontraditional regent
By Courtney Heeren | Jan. 31, 2002Passing a bill in the state Senate yesterday was only an initial step in securing another student position on the UW System Board of Regents, according to speakers at an ' ¦
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UW breakthrough links stem cell with Down syndrome
By Courtney Heeren | Jan. 31, 2002UW-Madison scientists enhanced their reputation as leaders in the embryonic stem-cell field Wednesday with the announcement of a study linking stem-cell research with Down syndrome. The study, published Jan. 26 ' ¦
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The Weary Traveler offers everything but tired cuisine
By Justin Damm | Jan. 31, 2002Gustation Vacation'
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Dane Co. officials give terror response plan high marks despite national trend
By Eric Bain | Jan. 31, 2002Most of the nation's county public health departments are not sufficiently prepared to respond to biological or chemical terrorist attacks, according to a survey released this week by the National ' ¦
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Art benefits from video, computer technologies
By Adam Engelhart | Jan. 30, 2002UW artists work with other schools via Internet'
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Wanted: victory
By Kate Hedlin | Jan. 30, 2002Badgerball looks to avenge recent road losses tonight
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U.S. sanctions on Iraq have taken unnecessary toll
By Sarah Turner | Jan. 30, 2002With the war in Afghanistan seemingly over, the White House might now release the full wrath of its military monster onto the impoverished people of Iraq. Actually, the United States ' ¦
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Hockey talent shines for young Canadian star
By Aaron Ritter | Jan. 30, 2002The Daily Cardinal suits up and sits down with freshman center Alex Leavitt. Leavitt, who turns 18 on Jan. 31, has six goals and six assists in his rookie season ' ¦
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Religion finds network TV, friend's future
By Mike Murphy and Morgan Haefner | Jan. 30, 2002This is a long title for someone with nothing to talk about'
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Safety, vandalism subject of latest State St. redesign project forum
By Molly Borgstrom | Jan. 30, 2002The most recent public hearing on the State Street Redesign Plan closed Tuesday evening before the Downtown Coordinating Committee moved on to hire a consulting arborist and debate details of ' ¦
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Letter to the Editor
Jan. 30, 2002Center for Middle East Studies will benefit UWI read with some concern yesterday's article (""UW seeks funds for new department,"" Jan. 29). Your report contained se
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Campus parties vary in opinion of State of the Union Address
Jan. 30, 2002The Daily Cardinal spoke with representatives from College Democrats and College Republicans about Tuesday's State of the Union Address. Steven Singh is a sophomore and the treasurer of the College ' ¦
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Scientific panel seeks funding for accelerator
By Earl Lane | Jan. 30, 2002WASHINGTON'A group of physicists is recommending that the United States help build a large new particle accelerator as the next big step to understanding the basic building blocks and forces ' ¦
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Digital audio tech rocks Internet
By Greg Przywara | Jan. 30, 2002It is the cornerstone of digital audio'a medium embodied in matchbox-sized desktop players and king-sized lawsuits. It stimulates our eardrums while we are checking our e-mail or commuting. MP3 technology ' ¦'
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Starsailor goes overboard
Jan. 30, 2002(Capitol) It is almost inevitable these days that a new British band will have to face comparisons to Radiohead. Not surprisingly, Starsailor has suffered from this fate, and it's altogether ' ¦'
