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SSDP opposes new White House ad campaign

By Courtney Clement and Clay Thomas | Feb. 14, 2002

Critics fault link between terrorism, drugs

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Small ball but big game

By Andy Bernlohr | Feb. 14, 2002

Atlantic 10 making itself a legitimate college hoops power'

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'Damaging' the box office

By Phil Condon | Feb. 14, 2002

It's easy to see how \Brotherhood of the Wolf"" (Le Pacte des Loups) succeeded in ""taking France by storm"" and why it has since moved here to play to American ' ¦'

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Amendment to end gay marriage must not pass

By Evan Schmidt | Feb. 14, 2002

I remember walking down the long corridor in O'Hare International Airport after returning from Paris. As soon as I stepped off the plane, I realized that I would need to ' ¦

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Curling adds a Wisconsin perspective to the Games

By Tim Stumm | Feb. 13, 2002

Rule of Stumm

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Powell, Rosner, Thornton vie for student district

By Catharine Bookstaver | Feb. 13, 2002

A special City Council primary election will be held Feb. 19 for the recently redesigned District 5 City Council seat. Ald. Tom Powell, District 5, Ron Rosner and Wintford Thornton ' ¦

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UW ready to face tall task at IU

By Bill Cooney | Feb. 13, 2002

The Wisconsin men's basketball team faces a steep obstacle on Wednesday as they attempt to upset Big Ten leader Indiana (8-2 Big Ten, 16-7 overall) on the road. The Badgers ' ¦

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Digital video makes everyone a director

By Greg Przywara | Feb. 13, 2002

Until about 5 years ago, unless you had access to professional facilities or a few thousand dollars to spare, the only way you could edit or dub your vacation videos ' ¦'

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McCallum's proposal harms workers

By Sarah Turner | Feb. 13, 2002

Governor Scott McCallum's budget proposal is a disaster for workers in Wisconsin. The governor has proposed a hiring freeze for state jobs, and many Democrats in the state legislature are ' ¦

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A mysterious package offers a new path

By Mike Murphy | Feb. 13, 2002

This is a Long Title for Someone with Nothing to Talk About'

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New insurance program in the works for UW students

By Adam Bissen | Feb. 13, 2002

Though many doubt it can be implemented by the beginning of the next school year, plans have been discussed to create a new insurance program for UW-Madison students. It is ' ¦

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UW courses teach with technology

By Adam Engelhart | Feb. 13, 2002

Computerized education has loomed large in science fiction and movies as long as computers have existed. Whether it's an old Apple giving children multiplication drills or Keanu Reeves taking a ' ¦'

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Letter to the Editor

Feb. 13, 2002

Worst house contest aims to improve housingMy name is Chris Tatarowicz, and I am working with the Associated Students of Madison as the coordinator of the Worst House in Madison ' ¦

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Doyle campaigns at Memorial Union

By Molly Borgstrom and Nicole Hurley | Feb. 13, 2002

State Attorney General Jim Doyle made a campaign stop at the College Democrats meeting Tuesday evening to talk about issues he wants to tackle if elected governor in 2002. Doyle ' ¦

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ASM kickoff aims to involve students

By Adrienne Bell | Feb. 13, 2002

Drawing about 70 students, the Associated Students of Madison held its kickoff meeting Tuesday in an attempt to involve students in campus issues. Leaders of the organization said they were ' ¦

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FBI issues terror warning, most specific to date

Feb. 12, 2002

WASHINGTON'The FBI rushed Monday night to issue its most specific terrorist alert since Sept. 11, warning that a Yemeni man and more than a dozen associates may be planning attacks ' ¦

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Minot catches couple in the act

By Ben Schultz | Feb. 12, 2002

Susan Minot's novel, \Rapture,"" begins and ends rather abruptly. A couple lies in bed together in the middle of the day. Their bodies are attached and basking in the pleasures ' ¦'

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Letters to the Editor

Feb. 12, 2002

Educating UW women about options essentialCoalition for Choice extends its praise to The Daily Cardinal for its staff opinion (""Awareness may avert pregnancy tragedies

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Most college students without dates this Valentine's Day

By Zachary Mesenbourg | Feb. 12, 2002

According to a recent poll, a majority of college students will be without a date this Valentine's Day, and most are OK with that. In a Jan. 30 Internet poll ' ¦

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Learning to live with Alzheimer's patients

By Katie Koeing | Feb. 12, 2002

Over the summer, I worked at Our Home K-Care in an assisted living facility and Alzheimer's-Dementia Unit. Over those few months, I was intimately introduced to Alzheimer's. Although it was ' ¦'