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AOL files suit against Microsoft seeking Web browser damages
Jan. 23, 2002AOL Time Warner initiated a lawsuit against Microsoft Corp. Tuesday in response to a June 2001 federal appeals court ruling against the software giant. In a move that widens the ' ¦
Wisconsin's field general
By James Wold | Jan. 23, 2002Senior guard Travon Davis is a leader on and off the court
Letters to the Editor
Jan. 23, 2002State budget preferred over Democratic taxesGov. Scott McCallum has made higher education a priority in the state of Wisconsin. The governor announced that he will not be cutting any financial ' ¦
Wisconsin searches for another road victory
By Katie Gilbert | Jan. 23, 2002Badger men look for season sweep of Fighting Illini
Big Ten has its shocks and surprises
By Alan Hamari | Jan. 23, 2002Badgers, Hoosiers succeeding while Spartans struggle
Archives - Campus grieves after civil rights leader's murder
Jan. 23, 2002Cardinal Archives remembers Martin Luther King Jr. with this 1968 report. \In response to a statement signed by student and campus religious leaders in grief over the death of Dr. ' ¦
UW students' neighborhood program reaches out to Madison's south side
By Danielle Szulczewski and Ian Zangs | Jan. 23, 2002With the introduction of a community partnership office at 2300 S. Park St., UW-Madison leaders hope to revitalize the university's relationship with the city's south side. Through the Morgridge Center, ' ¦
Medical marijuana bill deserves real consideration
By Krissy Oechslin | Jan. 23, 2002Support for medical marijuana may finally have reached critical mass in Wisconsin. On Jan. 14, Reps. Frank Boyle, D-Superior, and Mark Pocan, D-Madison, formally introduced a medical marijuana bill in ' ¦
Kmart Corp. announces bankruptcy filing; hundreds of stores may close
Jan. 23, 2002Kmart Corp., an institution that used discounted prices and BlueLight Specials to reach out to blue-collar America, on Tuesday became the largest retailer to seek protection in bankruptcy court. The ' ¦
Federal officials probe Enron Corp. executives in document shredding
Jan. 23, 2002HOUSTON'FBI agents descended on Enron's corporate headquarters Tuesday to begin investigating document shredding at the bankrupt energy trader. The federal investigators were called in by Enron Corp. officials who rushed ' ¦
Professor promotes South Asian language
By Sean Huey and Jeremy Jewett | Jan. 23, 2002Words like Kashmir and Taliban have jolted American attention to the region of South Asia. UW-Madison Professor Muhammad Umar Memon hopes that focus can spread to the more delicate words ' ¦
Museum puts heroism on display
By Ryan Byrne | Jan. 23, 2002Local veteran's museum depicts history of war through exhibits'
Cash's Bastard Sons fail to shine
Jan. 23, 2002(Ultimatum Music) With a band name like Bastard Sons of Johnny Cash, one would think of a country sound reminiscent of old school stars like Hank Williams, Willie Nelson and, ' ¦'
Sept. 11 tests free speech on nation's campuses
By Maya Ziv-el and Mary Chen | Jan. 18, 2002Less 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 ' ¦
A slice of Paris on Lake Mendota
By Michelle Diament | Jan. 18, 2002French House offers residents comfort in foreign atmosphere'



