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A final exam in study music 101

Hmmm...'

MCSC should not be blamed for tuition problems

As the semester comes to an end, the Multicultural Student Coalition will receive a break from the continual criticism rolling out of campus press editorials. Not a week went by ' ¦

Israeli strikes hit near Arafat headquarters

Israeli combat helicopters Tuesday fired missiles into a police building 100 feet from Palestinian Authority President Yasser Arafat's headquarters while he was inside, part of an escalating military offensive launched ' ¦

Detroit cock-y city & kids

Sister performs a holiday miracle

Keeping up with the Jones'

In a league of her own

Jessie Stomski must be a tough person to shop for. After all, in this season of making wish lists, what does one get for a physically talented team tri-captain who ' ¦

Robinson supports reparations, warns of 'mindless patriotism'

Representing a pro-slavery reparations viewpoint, activist Randall Robinson discussed the role of African Americans in history Tuesday as part of the Distinguished Lecture Series. Robinson spoke to a crowd of ' ¦

Shooting the breeze with Scott Kabotoff

The Daily Cardinal grabs a hockey stick, laces up its skates and fires some questions at men's hockey goaltender Scott Kabotoff. Kabotoff, a junior from Sherwood Park, Alberta, had a ' ¦

Ramadan a month of self-improvement

Since Sept. 11, Ramadan has received special attention among Americans in an attempt to better comprehend a misunderstood element of our communities. Outcries can be heard from Muslim quarters to ' ¦

Want to make meals tastier? Add some fat

Low-fat ice cream is disgusting'and now scientists can back that up. Traditionally scientists agreed that humans could taste four basic things: sweet, salty, sour and bitter. Recently a fifth taste ' ¦'

Emulation helps bring classic games to players

Since 1985, with the introduction of Super Mario Bros., Nintendo and its Nintendo Entertainment System were the leaders of the video-game pack. More recently, its Super Nintendo Entertainment System and ' ¦'

ALRC approves measure to regulate alcohol delivery; Council vote tonight

Madison residents may soon face a new hurdle in their party planning as the Alcohol License Review Committee passed a proposal Monday night that would place increased stipulations on the ' ¦

Student Judiciary: SSFC violated viewpoint neutrality

The Associated Students of Madison's Student Judiciary found the Student Services Finance Committee in violation of viewpoint neutrality Monday night. The decision was an appeal in the case of the ' ¦

Arts District faces budget shortfall; surcharge on event tickets possible

The Madison Cultural Arts District Board is seeking ways to make up for a $60,000 shortfall in its operating budget this year and smaller deficits in 2002 and 2003, according ' ¦

Charter fixes Web woes; some still lack repair info

Charter Communications technicians transferred their last cable modem Excite@Home users to Charter's Pipeline service around 3 a.m. Saturday, ensuring that no Charter subscribers can be cut off from the Internet ' ¦

Campus to utilize more online options

With the advent of a new student information Web site earlier this year and the increased enrollment of students in cyber-based courses thoughout the UW System for the fall semester, ' ¦

All I want for Christmas...

Ham's Beef

I want YOU to know

Behind closed doors scientists produce creations that cure diseases, heal our planet and explain the laws that govern life. Just because everybody is not in those labs does not excuse ' ¦'

UW's comeback falls short

Greer's 47 points propel Temple to double-OT victory

Justice Department frightening under Bush, Ashcroft

Last week, the Bush administration began to answer questions about the view of justice it is espousing. The answers were duplicitous at best. U.S. Attorney General John Ashcroft was kind ' ¦