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Sexual assault on campus often goes unreported
By Sarah Murray | Jan. 28, 2002UW officials revise inaccurate statistics after drawing criticism
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Final Butch's Bologna Bash fund-raiser scheduled for April 20
Jan. 28, 2002April 20 will mark the last time Badger fans attend \Butch's Bologna Bash,"" an annual celebration that draws about 6,000 to the UW Field House for an afternoon of brats, ' ¦
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Moving up the charts one game at a time
By Whitney Newman and Steve DeGrush | Jan. 28, 2002At the halfway point of Big Ten regular season play, Head Coach Bo Ryan's Badgers have sent a strong message to the conference and more importantly to themselves: This young ' ¦
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Bebopping and scatting through an interview
By Nathan Tasso | Jan. 28, 2002Wynton Marsalis and his Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra will bring their United in Swing tour to the Madison Civic Center this evening. The LCJO has been widely recognized as one ' ¦'
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MadHatters: men with honors
By Ellen Segall | Jan. 28, 2002Men's a cappella group releases first album, performs'
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Eateries adapt to food codes
By Daily Cardinal Staff and Rani Chohan | Jan. 28, 2002Changes ensure patron safety
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'As seen on TV': a sign of the apocalypse
By Molly Reppen and Matt Worzala | Jan. 28, 2002Here we are, 2002. The old Double Deuce. Now, I'm no predictatologist, but I've got a bad feeling coming into this year. The storm clouds are gathering, my friends. Don't ' ¦'
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Men's hockey braces for nationally ranked St. Cloud State
Jan. 25, 2002The Badger men's hockey team, 8-7-1 in the Western Collegiate Hockey Association and 10-12-2 overall, plays host to the St. Cloud State Huskies Friday and Saturday. The Huskies, 14-3-1 in ' ¦
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Use of wind power helps environment
By Kate Burkart-Paulson | Jan. 25, 2002This is not the average environmental, \Save the Earth"" plea. Almost every student at UW-Madison can make a real difference'cheaply and quickly.
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State Street Design Project hits environmental snags in public hearing
By Ben Sykes | Jan. 25, 2002The trees lining State Street hold the pedestrian walkway's future in their roots. As the State Street Design Project rapidly approaches a vote by the Common Council on March 5, ' ¦
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Weekend music scene has something for everyone
Jan. 25, 2002Are you in desperate need of a good dry hump? Gather up some friends and check out Har Mar Superstar this Saturday night at Club 770 (Union South). Things may ' ¦'
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Population change yields revised House districts
By Maya Ziv-el | Jan. 25, 2002The Wisconsin state Assembly debated a bill Thursday to approve the new congressional district borders that would take effect in the November 2002 elections. Census data from 2000 revealed that ' ¦
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Prepare to take the plunge
By Eric Kleefeld and Ellen Segall | Jan. 25, 2002Unique fundraiser leaves participants 'freezin for a reason'
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Looking out toward the east
By Brian Lauvray | Jan. 25, 2002While the rest of the University of Wisconsin had the past month off, the Wisconsin women's hockey team has been busy putting the hurt on their competition. The Lady Badgers ' ¦
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Chavez resignation effective Monday
By Adam Bissen | Jan. 25, 2002UW forming search committee for new dean; Howard to serve as interim
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Silencing the Lions' roar
By James Wold | Jan. 25, 2002Wisconsin looks to get back on track with win Saturday
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'Prude' learns truth about sexuality
By Emily Kremer and Ravi Pathare | Jan. 25, 2002When I was in about fourth grade, I had a very worldly neighbor, also in the fourth grade, who delighted in informing me about sex, drugs, rock 'n' roll and ' ¦'
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Activists' ideals rarely hold up in real political world
By Eric Kleefeld | Jan. 25, 2002Upon arriving in college or simply watching the movie \PCU,"" one spots a certain breed of college personality commonly known as the activist'young idealists who think one person can change ' ¦
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Alternative textbook stores make few waves in market
By Courtney Heeren | Jan. 25, 2002Even though the options for UW-Madison students in the textbook market have grown in recent years, drastic changes in how and where books are bought are hard to find. Underground ' ¦
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American society ignores King's nonviolent message
By Braden Smith | Jan. 24, 2002Last Sunday, my church had its annual service honoring the memory and the dream of Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. These services have always been an important part of my ' ¦
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