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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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Comfort food that won't tip the scales
By Jessica Jones | Jan. 24, 2002Whether studying for an exam or writing a paper, everyone experiences the irresistible urge to munch during the semester. Some students reach for mashed potatoes in an effort to squelch ' ¦'
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Doyle's anti-terrorism proposal losing GOP support
By Danielle Szulczewski | Jan. 24, 2002State Attorney General Jim Doyle's anti-terrorism proposal makes ownership of most guns a felonious offense, alleged several state Assembly Republicans. Opponents of the legislation raised alarm that legislation penalized \whoever ' ¦
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UW Budgets show decline in state's share since 1991
By Courtney Heeren | Jan. 24, 2002Beginning in 1991, state funding as a percentage of UW-Madison's budget has been decreasing at a level one university official describes as \serious."" And with Tuesday's announcement by Gov. Scott ' ¦
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County officials worry cut in funding could harm World Dairy Expo
By Eric Bain | Jan. 24, 2002The annual World Dairy Expo may be in the market for a new home. In light of Wisconsin's $1.1 billion budget deficit, Gov. Scott McCallum revealed his Budget Reform Act ' ¦
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Rebounding toward the next game
By Jake Witz and Katie Gilbert | Jan. 24, 2002Badgerball ready for next Big Ten contests after loss
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Letters to the Editor
Jan. 24, 2002Wisconsin can harness marijuana's benefitsThank you for Krissy Oechslin's article (""Medical marijuana bill deserves real consideration,"" Jan. 23), and good luc
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Duke crashes the parity
By Steven Wishau - The Daily Cardinal and Arvind Gopalratnam | Jan. 24, 2002There are two words that can describe this year in men's hoops: 1. Mediocrity 2. Dominance There exists such an even level of play throughout the nation among Division I-A ' ¦'
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Memorial Union among nation's best public places
By Alexandra Gekas | Jan. 24, 2002New York's Central Park, New Orleans' French Quarter, Boston's Fenway Park, Madison's Memorial Union? UW-Madison's Memorial Union joined a group of elite locations around the country selected as the best ' ¦
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Where have all the activists gone?
By Sam Cusick and Andrew Miller | Jan. 24, 2002A. Miller's Tale'
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A downtime for the Big Ten
By Conor Caloia | Jan. 24, 2002As few as four Big Ten teams may make Tournament '
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McCallum unveils budget fix
By Ben Sykes | Jan. 23, 2002Proposal slashes local spending, borrows from tobacco funds
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Council reapproves drug and gang task force
By Ben Sykes | Jan. 23, 2002After little discussion the Madison Common Council voted Tuesday night to renew the four year contract of the Dane County Narcotics and Gangs Task Force. Council members raised questions concerning ' ¦
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Cross College Advising Service opens Bradley, Sellery branch offices
Jan. 23, 2002Students can now visit their advisors within their own dorms after the UW-Madison Cross College Advising Service recently branched out into more residents halls. Prior to this semester, advisors maintained ' ¦
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