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Senior Badgers sweep on home ice one last time
By Brian Lauvray | Mar. 11, 2002UW advances to Final Five to face Colorado College
The Rusty P's bring well-oiled flow to The Annex
By Evan Rytlewski | Mar. 8, 2002Being the most reputable group hailing from Milwaukee, The Rusty P's have opened for just about every major hip-hop act that has rolled through the Brew City. They bring the ' ¦'
Assembly, Senate spar over new districts
Mar. 8, 2002The state Senate and Assembly passed two opposing legislative redistricting proposals during Tuesday's floor sessions. The plans are based on the 2000 census data and will redraw the boundaries of ' ¦
Elimination games filled with emotion
By James Wold | Mar. 8, 2002INDIANAPOLIS'While the UW men's basketball team will not take the Conseco Fieldhouse court until 1 p.m. today, exciting things have already occurred in the Big Ten Tournament. From Iowa Hawkeye ' ¦
Regents consider cutting enrollment
By Katie Will | Mar. 8, 2002Calling the additional budget cuts to the UW System proposed by the state Joint Finance Committee potentially \devastating"" and ""tragic,"" UW System President Katherine Lyall and UW System Board of ' ¦
Minimum standards necessary for UW
By Matt Modell | Mar. 8, 2002\No student may be denied admission to, participation in or the benefits of, or be discriminated against in any service, program, course or facility of the system or its institutions ' ¦
Stem-cell researchers earn Parkinson's grant
Mar. 8, 2002Furthering its reputation in the stem-cell field, UW-Madison will receive more than $800,000 in grants from the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research. The foundation announced Wednesday it would ' ¦
Chvala promises more funds in budget to UW
Mar. 8, 2002State Senate Majority Leader Chuck Chvala, D-Madison, promised Thursday that state schools and municipalities will receive more state funding than has been proposed by both Gov. Scott McCallum and the ' ¦
UW tops in Peace Corps volunteers
By Alexandra Gekas | Mar. 8, 2002For the 13th consecutive year, UW-Madison was ranked as the university with the highest number of Peace Corps volunteers. University of Michigan-Ann Arbor ranked second and the University of California-Berkley ' ¦
New York Times ad sparks debate on medical marijuana use in Wis.
By Molly Reppen and Graham Dostal | Mar. 8, 2002A recent full-page advertisement in The New York Times in support of the legalization of medicinal marijuana has reintroduced the controversy in Wisconsin surrounding the issue. The ad, in the ' ¦
Badgers brace for showdown with Hawkeyes
By Katie Gilbert | Mar. 8, 2002UW to face Iowa in second round of Big Ten tourney
Palestinian gunman slays four Israelis in Gaza Strip
By Mary Curtius | Mar. 8, 2002JERUSALEM'A lone Palestinian gunman slipped inside a Jewish settlement in the Gaza Strip late Thursday night, killing at least four Israelis and wounding 13 others on a day of violence ' ¦
Letters to the Editor
Mar. 8, 2002RU-486 very different from morning-after pillThis letter is in response to the article (""Women's center, choice advocates to lead UW debate on abortion issues,"" March
Gibson leads 'Soldiers' of misfortune
Mar. 7, 2002\We Were Soldiers"" should be a match made in heaven. America craves patriotic war movies, and Mel Gibson is the master of patriotic war heroes. Unfortunately, what could have been ' ¦'
Ay, mon: Eat, drink and get irie at Jolly Bob's
By Will McClain and Justin Damm | Mar. 7, 2002I'm on a budget. Unlike some highrolling delivery drivers, I can barely afford to eat. That puts me in a bad mood, and nothing puts me in a better mood ' ¦'
State agencies test bioterror reaction
Mar. 7, 2002Wisconsin state agencies practiced their emergency response plan Wednesday when they reacted to a theoretical bioterrorism attack. During the four-hour exercise, which revolved around the scenario that the pneumonic plague ' ¦



