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Going to the goal with UW’s Scott Repa
By Kelly McGinnis | Oct. 24, 2001The Daily Cardinal gets a yellow card with men's soccer senior midfielder Scott Repa.
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Developer shows plans for U. Square
By Catharine Bookstaver | Oct. 24, 2001A local developer who wants to tear down University Square Mall presented his plans before a city committee for the first time Tuesday. Greg Rice, president of Executive Management Inc., ' ¦
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Rock favorites return from the past
Oct. 24, 2001(Dischord) When most bands' lifespans reach the decade mark, it is often the case that their artistic momentum is in decline. On the other hand, most of the best bands ' ¦'
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Gubernatorial hopeful suggests legislation to clean up campaigns
Oct. 24, 2001U.S. Rep. Tom Barrett, D-Wis., a candidate in next year's Wisconsin gubernatorial race, pledged Monday to appear in all of his campaign ads in an effort to encourage cleaner campaigning. ' ¦
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U.S. has no choice but to go to war against terrorism
By Anna Gould | Oct. 24, 2001When it comes to some people in this town, I seriously wonder if there are villages missing some of their idiots. I am referring to the peace protesters who are ' ¦
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Funding process has changed since rulings
By Joshua Orton | Oct. 23, 2001James Washinawatok, of the UW-Madison Indigenous Law Student Association, said that because his organization was rejected funding Oct. 1 by the Student Services Finance Committee, the group will have to ' ¦
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Failed agenda posting forces SSFC cancellation
By Phil Condon | Oct. 23, 2001Due to a logistical mistake, the Student Services Finance Committee's Monday meeting was cancelled, pushing back the agenda for student organization budget hearings and decisions. Scheduled hearings and decisions for ' ¦
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Marvel Comics salutes real heroes
By Dan Weltin | Oct. 23, 2001There is an expression that says 'pictures speak a thousand words.' Comic books rely on pictures to help convey a story, dialogue and emotion. Words are used, but sometimes, pictures ' ¦'
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ASM fights for more appointed student reps on city committees
By Ben Sykes | Oct. 23, 2001In an attempt to involve a larger number of students in city governance, the Associated Students of Madison has initiated a campaign to include students as appointed members of certain ' ¦
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Sportswriting all about being a fan of the game
By Steven Wishau - The Daily Cardinal and Alan Hamari | Oct. 23, 2001Ham's Beef
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Wind power blows into Madison
By Joshua Goldman | Oct. 23, 2001As you venture out from the warmth of the indoors, a wind tears through your clothing. It may chill you to the bone, but even now that wind is powering ' ¦'
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Women and emotions
By Nikki Kowbel | Oct. 23, 2001'Personal Velocity,' filmmaker Rebecca Miller's first foray into the literary world, is a noble collection of short stories, each focusing on the life of a different female protagonist. The book ' ¦'
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WTO talks a chance for nations to work together
By Dan Sullivan and Jonathan Linder | Oct. 23, 2001Yet another round in the great globalization debate is just around the corner. Monday, the World Trade Organization's director-general, Mike Moore, announced that representatives from the WTO had agreed to ' ¦
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Best-selling author to lead Homecoming parade
Oct. 23, 2001The 2001 Homecoming Badger Luau will take a literary turn Friday, as best-selling author and Madison-area resident Jacqueline Mitchard will serve as grand marshal of the Homecoming parade, University Communications ' ¦
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Letters to the Editor
Oct. 23, 2001Caste-based affirmative action prevalent in IndiaThe plight of Dalits is unfortunately deplorable, but it is not like the Indian government has done nothing to rectify the conditions of untouchables. Caste-based ' ¦
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Rebuilding the Badgers
By Clay Thomas and Alan Hamari | Oct. 23, 2001UW, Ryan must deal with loss of several key seniors
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