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Letterman's 'Late Show' to stay at CBS; fate of ABC's 'Nightline' uncertain
Mar. 12, 2002Late-night host David Letterman said Monday that he is staying with CBS rather than taking Ted Koppel's time slot at ABC, but the \Nightline"" anchor strongly suggested he would not ' ¦
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UW hikes part of national trend
By Danielle Szulczewski | Mar. 12, 2002UW System President Katharine Lyall, several UW System chancellors and financial advisors had a conference call Monday to discuss the current budget dilemmas facing the different Wisconsin campuses. The call ' ¦
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Recker closes a chapter
By James Wold and By Rachel Schulze | Mar. 12, 2002Final shot against Indiana gives closure to a unique story
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Cloning, stem cells cure diseased mouse
Mar. 12, 2002For 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, 2002JERUSALEM'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, 2002The 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, 2002High 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, 2002A 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, 2002Theater 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, 2002The 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, 2002California 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, 2002Thompson 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, 2002On 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, 2002The 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, 2002Action 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, 2002One 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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A spiritual journey to Israel
By Maya Ziv-el | Mar. 11, 2002Free trip connects Jewish students with their heritage'
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Road to Final Four begins anew
By Daily Cardinal Staff and Ross Patterman | Mar. 11, 2002Local flavor abounds as high seeds stay closer to home'
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