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'White magic' and insanity in Olympos

By Nick Holt | Jan. 24, 2001

Cairo Dispatch'

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Step into Sims city

By Brian Carriveau | Jan. 24, 2001

The Daily Cardinal takes its game to the hardwood to chill with LaTonya Sims. The Daily Cardinal: With last year being a season in which the team possibly did not ' ¦

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Committees begin candidate selection

By Kevin Warnke | Jan. 24, 2001

Two search-and-screen committees are taking shape as UW-Madison looks to begin compiling and then narrowing a list of qualified candidates for the positions of university's provost and dean of international ' ¦

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Two sides to a Penney

By Conor Caloia | Jan. 23, 2001

So far this season, location is everything for UW's Kirk Penney

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California schools preparing for rolling blackouts

By Parisa Baharian | Jan. 23, 2001

(U-WIRE) LA JOLLA, Calif.--The power crisis that left thousands of Californians in the dark during the past week has forced the University of California at San Diego to prepare for ' ¦

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Business School receives $5 million gift

Jan. 23, 2001

Two UW-Madison alumni announced a combined donation of $5 million to the School of Business earlier this month. Michael Lehman, vice-president and chief financial officer of Sun Microsystems, is donating ' ¦

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Protests a symptom of a sick democracy

By Sarah Turner | Jan. 23, 2001

For the majority of Americans, Election 2000 came to a close with a feeling similar to a door being slammed in your face. At first it is shocking, but then ' ¦

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Easy like a Sunday morning

By Jamie Duklas | Jan. 23, 2001

Put Up Your Dukes

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Go west, go east: it doesn't matter

By Jamey Voss | Jan. 23, 2001

The Voss of Reason'

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UW-Madison students rate tops in debt repayment

By Kevin Roth | Jan. 23, 2001

.More UW-Madison students are paying off their debts from a student aid program than any of the other 100 top colleges and universities that participate in the Perkins loan program, ' ¦

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Deconstructing

By Morgan Haefner and Andrew Krueger | Jan. 23, 2001

Alumni Reunion, University of Wisconsin-Madison, 2025. Taking out the top floor windows of Van Hise, you survey the campus you left behind so many years ago. To the east you ' ¦

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Trubek resigns to become WAGE director

Jan. 23, 2001

David Trubek, dean of international studies at UW-Madison, will leave that position July 31 to become director of the university's Center for World Affairs and the Global Economy. WAGE, created ' ¦

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Keeping the faith at UW-Madison

By Ben Sykes and Brittany Jones | Jan. 23, 2001

Religious studies and Jewish studies added as majors'

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'slapboxing with jesus': Reality hurts

By Dana Burchfield | Jan. 23, 2001

Growing up in a mainly middle-class, white, suburban area of the Midwest, I don't know what it's like to be an African-American teen-ager walking the streets of Queens or Flushing, ' ¦'

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Bush takes office

By Andrew Haffner and Liz Puibello | Jan. 23, 2001

New administration to fight for identity

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'Code to Zero' and 'Shopgirl' both make for a pleasant read

By Molly Reppen and Laura Schaefer | Jan. 23, 2001

If you love tales of suspense, turn to the master Ken Follett. With \Code to Zero,"" he doesn't mess around. The tale grabs you from page one and doesn't let ' ¦'

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Soap opera biography

By Dan Weltin | Jan. 23, 2001

\Georgiana: The Duchess of Devonshire,"" by Amanda Foreman gives a personal view on the life of the very amazing Duchess. Georgiana began her flamboyant lifestyle at the age of 16 ' ¦'

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Police capture four of seven Texas inmates near Colorado Springs

Jan. 23, 2001

Authorities in Colorado captured four of the seven Texas prison inmates who escaped custody in December and are suspected of killing a policeman during a Christmas Eve robbery. The men ' ¦

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Thompson nominates two regents

By Kevin Warnke | Jan. 23, 2001

Randall, Klauser appointed to seven-year terms on board

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UW will not police the world

By John Wiley | Jan. 23, 2001

Over the past several days, a labor dispute has developed in a Korean-owned apparel manufacturing plant in Mexico. As this dispute grew, communications from numerous local, national and international sources ' ¦