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'Count' provides action, little else
By Nick Kaplan | Feb. 1, 2002The remake is a tricky genre of film. Some would say why do something that has already been done? Others might reply, if it worked once, why not make it ' ¦'
Women ready for St. Cloud State
By Andy Bernlohr | Feb. 1, 2002The Badger women's hockey team (10-5-1 Western Collegiate Hockey Association, 15-9-2 overall) will take the Kohl Center ice this weekend for a double header against a familiar WCHA opponent in ' ¦
Get down to The High Strung at Electric Earth
By Gregg Sparks | Feb. 1, 2002Electric Earth coffee shop, 546 W. Washington Ave., is fast becoming the nonalcoholic alternative for those searching for live music on the weekend, minus the high cover charge or need ' ¦'
Students will lose jobs as result of budget
By Joel Troge | Feb. 1, 2002While UW-Madison students may feel the impact of impending cuts in the proposed state budget in their tuition bills, the fiscally meager budget may affect them in another area: the ' ¦
Badgering the Seawolves
By Garret Fitzpatrick | Feb. 1, 2002Wisconsin to host Alaska-Anchorage; Bruckler to play
U.S. must not forget Somalia's Black Hawks
By Ian Urbina | Feb. 1, 2002On Oct. 3, 1993, U.S. forces entered the Somali capital of Mogadishu to capture officials of one of the main warring clans in the country and specifically its leader, Mohamed ' ¦
The Weary Traveler offers everything but tired cuisine
By Justin Damm | Jan. 31, 2002Gustation Vacation'
No longer just mid-major
By Arvind Gopalratnam | Jan. 31, 2002Elite coaches have Conference USA on national level'
Letters to the Editor
Jan. 31, 2002Murphy should not dismiss religion hastilyI was intrigued by Mike Murphy's column on religion, TV and his friend's call to seminary (""Religion finds network TV, friend
Dane Co. officials give terror response plan high marks despite national trend
By Eric Bain | Jan. 31, 2002Most of the nation's county public health departments are not sufficiently prepared to respond to biological or chemical terrorist attacks, according to a survey released this week by the National ' ¦
Enron scandal study in ethics for UW students
By Courtney Clement | Jan. 31, 2002Family and friends joke that Bridget Fonslow will not have the job she is scheduled to start next month. The UW-Madison alumnus recently took a position with Arthur Andersen, the ' ¦
White House could face lawsuit from GAO
Jan. 31, 2002Congress' investigative unit, the General Accounting Office, announced Wednesday its plans to sue the White House for refusing to release records of meetings between Vice President Dick Cheney and energy ' ¦
UW-Eau Claire student dies while giving birth
By Sam Karp | Jan. 31, 2002A 19-year-old UW-Eau Claire freshman died while giving birth in a dormitory bathroom Tuesday. A resident assistant found Karen Marie Hubbard in a bathroom stall Tuesday night, according to the ' ¦
State legislators express support for nontraditional regent
By Courtney Heeren | Jan. 31, 2002Passing a bill in the state Senate yesterday was only an initial step in securing another student position on the UW System Board of Regents, according to speakers at an ' ¦
UW breakthrough links stem cell with Down syndrome
By Courtney Heeren | Jan. 31, 2002UW-Madison scientists enhanced their reputation as leaders in the embryonic stem-cell field Wednesday with the announcement of a study linking stem-cell research with Down syndrome. The study, published Jan. 26 ' ¦
Gov's proposed budget cuts up for public feedback
By Andrew Haffner and Ben Sykes | Jan. 31, 2002The day after Gov. Scott McCallum asked the legislature to return his budget reform bill back to him for technical changes, state Assembly Democrats held a press conference announcing the ' ¦
Budget helps students, protects future
By Braden Smith | Jan. 31, 2002Gov. Scott McCallum's proposed state budget has been called many things in the past few weeks, most of which are unflattering. What it has not been called is an investment ' ¦



