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MSU's Taylor earns final Big Ten Player of the Week Honors in 2002
Mar. 5, 2002Michigan State sophomore guard Marcus Taylor earned the first Big Ten Player of the Week selection of his career Monday after exploding for 32 and 34 points to move past ' ¦
UHS study finds UW students at increased risk for herpes with oral sex
By Courtney Heeren | Mar. 5, 2002New report details health risks, plots increase of genital, oral herpes on campus
UW admissions debate heats up
By Danielle Szulczewski | Mar. 5, 2002The role of race in undergraduate admissions sparked a debate Monday between certain UW-Madison Faculty Senate members and a former UW-Madison economics professor. Coinciding with a report to the faculty ' ¦
City Council to discuss loitering ordinance, tenants' bill of rights
By Linda McMahon and Polly Brennan | Mar. 5, 2002When the City Council meeting convenes tonight, Madison's heavily debated loitering ordinance will threaten to steal center stage, and many hope for the last time. Tuesday will be the last ' ¦
Paradox continues to clutter Women's History Month
By Crystal Weinberger | Mar. 5, 2002March is National Women's History Month. Started in 1981, it was meant to honor and showcase the remarkable lives of those women who paved the way for greater possibilities for ' ¦
Perfecting a perfect food: ice cream
By Kelly Kallien and David Simon | Mar. 5, 2002Some people eat it on sweltering days to cool off, others eat it on frigid days to warm up and if life exists elsewhere in the universe, they probably eat ' ¦'
U.S. servicemen killed in ground crash, combat
Mar. 5, 2002Seven U.S. servicemen were killed Monday when two MH-47 Chinook helicopters were struck by enemy fire in the mountains of eastern Afghanistan, as U.S.-led forces battled al Qaeda fighters in ' ¦
McCallum to give first State of the State
By Catharine Bookstaver | Mar. 5, 2002Wisconsin Gov. Scott McCallum will give his first State of the State address tonight at 7 p.m., and many officials have high expectations for the speech. \We're confident that the ' ¦
Study: Benefits exceed tuition
By Courtney Heeren and Hayley Jacobs | Mar. 4, 2002Students pay less in the form of tuition and related fees on average than their universities and colleges spend per student, according to a study members of the UW System ' ¦
Equality often comes with compromise
By Mari Armstrong-Hough | Mar. 4, 2002LONDON'On my flight from London to Malta, the woman beside me kept peering over my shoulder at an article on the Palestinian-Israeli conflict. Jammed into the economy class row of ' ¦
UW scientist to offer hurricane knowledge on Discovery series
Mar. 4, 2002To offer his expertise on hurricanes and their development, Christopher Velden, an atmospheric scientist at UW-Madison, will appear on the Discovery Channel series titled \Billion Dollar Disasters"" tonight. Velden works ' ¦
Mates of State make a big sound with small numbers
Mar. 4, 2002(Polyvinyl) The most intriguing albums often consist of overwhelming layers of sound and instrumentation laid down by hordes of musicians. Mix this with the power of recording and all its ' ¦'
Illini claim share of Big Ten Title
Mar. 4, 2002MINNEAPOLIS'Illinois scored the final 10 points of the game to escape Williams Arena with a 67-66 win over Minnesota Sunday afternoon. Illini junior guard Frank Williams converted a running jumper ' ¦
TAA wins raise in lieu of domestic-partner coverage
By Alexandra Gekas | Mar. 4, 2002Despite the state's refusal to add domestic partners' health care benefits, UW-Madison's Teaching Assistants Association came to a tentative agreement with the state Department of Employment Relations Friday for their ' ¦
UW home for next weekend
By Sam Cusick and Kelly McGinnis | Mar. 4, 2002Sauer honored for years of coaching
'90s key to budget problems
By Ben Sykes | Mar. 4, 2002The 1990s economic upswing produced low inflation, high incomes and large government spending on all levels, which may have lead to the current Wisconsin budget crisis, according to a report ' ¦



