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Preseason hype is just that

By James Wold | Jan. 18, 2002

Wide Wold of Sports

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Sept. 11 tests free speech on nation's campuses

By Maya Ziv-el and Mary Chen | Jan. 18, 2002

Less than five months after the terrorist attacks that would forever change the United States, issues that resulted on college campuses across the country seem to be settling down. The ' ¦

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A slice of Paris on Lake Mendota

By Michelle Diament | Jan. 18, 2002

French House offers residents comfort in foreign atmosphere'

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Children's Museum delights young, old

By Max Magee | Jan. 18, 2002

State Street hosts a daily educational playground '

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Virgin Mary found at a surprising location

Jan. 18, 2002

The Associated Press reported that a bonnethead shark was recently born at the Henry Doorly Zoo, in Omaha, Neb., but something seems to have been missing from the process 'a ' ¦'

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Researchers on their way to ending pain

Jan. 18, 2002

After years of bumps, bruises and breaks, researchers have found the gene that turns these unfortunate accidents into painful sensations. In the study conducted by the University of Toronto, The ' ¦'

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WARF negotiates rights to stem-cell research

By Kevin Roth | Jan. 18, 2002

The debate and controversy surrounding human embryonic stem cells, which some scientists believe may have many applications in medicine, has not been defused with last summer's decision by President Bush ' ¦

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Racial profiling must be eliminated for return to justice

By Maureen Backman and Braden Smith | Jan. 18, 2002

Late in the evening Dec. 27 I was pulled over by the police. I reacted the same way most Americans would'with fear and resentment. As I pulled over to the ' ¦

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IMF, corruption hurt people of Argentina

By Sarah Turner | Jan. 18, 2002

Argentina is on the brink of collapse. There are nightly food riots throughout the country and five presidents have left office since December. After four years of recession, 18 percent ' ¦

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Recession leads to more requests for heating-bill aid

By Ben Sykes | Jan. 18, 2002

Record-breaking heat waves and lower heating costs normally combine to produce content renters and homeowners. But the 2001-'02 winter has seen an increase across the state in people seeking assistance ' ¦

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State Street businesses propose West Gilman Street parking ramp

By Ben Sykes | Jan. 18, 2002

Two State Street business groups recently approved the construction of a third State Street parking ramp at the site of the city-owned Buckeye parking lot, 214 W. Gilman St., bringing ' ¦

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January sweeps motivate team

By Katie Gilbert and Kyrie Caldwell | Jan. 18, 2002

Despite drought early in season, team spirits high

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Dean of Students Chavez resigns

By Courtney Heeren and Sam Karp | Jan. 18, 2002

Chavez reflects on time as dean, will continue as UW faculty member

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State deficit may lead to UW tuition hike

By Nathan Tasso | Jan. 18, 2002

The debate over how best to repair the broken state budget, which may or may not result in a tuition increase for UW-Madison students, will dominate the activities of the ' ¦

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'Dangerous ideas' should inspire critical thinking, education

By Michael Hsu | Jan. 18, 2002

Arguments sizzled off heated lips as the crowd filled the lobby and splintered into small groups, all grappling with what they had witnessed. It was the most passionate debate and ' ¦

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