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Dance marathon will benefit AIDS charities
By Jessica Frazier | Oct. 26, 2001MTV's Eric Nies to host marathon'
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UW travels to Grand Forks
By Leif Griffin | Oct. 26, 2001Eager to bounce back from last weekend's disappointing draw with Wayne State, the UW men's hockey team is looking to challenge the fourth-ranked Fighting Sioux of North Dakota this weekend ' ¦
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Gore would be ineffective today
By Christian Krautkramer | Oct. 26, 2001Almost a year ago, our nation decided between Texas Gov. George W. Bush, viewed as a socially privileged, unintelligent candidate with a morally questionable past, and Vice President Al Gore, ' ¦
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An alternative to \friends with benefits\
By Cheyenne Langkamp and Angela Barian | Oct. 26, 2001The Weekly Piece'
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Gridders brace for Spartans
By Michael Jones | Oct. 26, 2001The Michigan State-Wisconsin rivalry has burned white-hot for the last two years. It began when a harmless prank by Bucky Badger drew bad blood with MSU which is still running ' ¦
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UW student to appear on 'Weakest Link'
Oct. 26, 2001UW-Madison senior Nick Leggin will appear on a special Halloween edition of the NBC game show \The Weakest Link"" Sunday. The episode, which was taped earlier this week, will air ' ¦
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Counter-terrorism bill passes with Feingold dissent
Oct. 26, 2001Congress, galvanized by threats to homeland security on multiple fronts, cleared a major counter-terrorism crime bill Thursday and readied further action on bioterrorism and aviation safety. The Senate's 98-1 vote ' ¦
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Dogged Taliban forces surprise U.S. officials
Oct. 25, 2001In a surprisingly downbeat assessment, a senior Pentagon official said Wednesday that the Taliban has proved to be a tough foe and warned that U.S. forces face a difficult struggle ' ¦
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Emotions high at MCSC hearing
By Courtney Heeren and C.P. VanValkenburg | Oct. 25, 2001With discussion of campus climate at UW-Madison drawing strong emotions from all sides, the Student Services Finance Committee heard the budget proposal for the Multicultural Student Coalition Wednesday. About 50 ' ¦
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Letter to the Editor
By Andrew Haffner | Oct. 25, 2001Palestine looks to reach goal of defeating IsraelIn her latest piece (""Military cannot reach humanitarian goals,"" Oct. 24), Sarah Turner claims that the ""promot[ion of]
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Cast talent upstages stories
By JoEllen Amato | Oct. 25, 2001K-PAXCan we allow ourselves to believe in extraterrestrials? This is the question that \K-PAX"" asks us. In this variation of ""Phenomenon"" meets ""One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest,"" Kevin Spacey ' ¦'
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Be responsible while having fun on Halloween
Oct. 25, 2001Looking back, perhaps it wasn't the best idea to schedule the Homecoming game on the same weekend Madison celebrates Halloween'at least from the police and administration's standpoint. Nonetheless, many thousands ' ¦
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Panel evaluates points for and against military action in Afghanistan
By Alexandra Gekas | Oct. 25, 2001About 25 students and community members attended a forum held Wednesday at Memorial Union to discuss the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11. UW-Madison political science Professor Donald Downs and local ' ¦
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Icers look to maintain winning momentum
By Arvind Gopalratnam | Oct. 25, 2001UW hockey faces off with Ohio State this weekend
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Former Polish leader speaks
By Diana Wu | Oct. 25, 2001Lech Walesa, the first democratically elected president of Poland and a Nobel Peace Prize laureate, spoke at MATC Wednesday stressing the need for the United States to lead the world ' ¦
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Students, staff share post-Sept. 11 reports with Wiley
By Jeremy Jewett | Oct. 25, 2001UW-Madison Chancellor John Wiley hosted the second of three listening sessions yesterday intended to field public comments on the state of anxiety about the racial climate on campus after Sept. ' ¦
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IU releases ESL students' names to FBI
Oct. 25, 2001Holly Johnson/Indiana Daily Student (Indiana U.)
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U.S. has double standard in drug-patent policy
By Braden Smith | Oct. 25, 2001Three Americans have died from what has been diagnosed as inhalation anthrax. As a side note, 7 million people will die by 2010 unless drastic steps are taken to prevent ' ¦
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