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Justin R. Damm - Warm, tasty fusion at the Eldorado Grill
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Police: Gilman St. incident not hate crime
By Nathan Tasso | Sep. 6, 2001Madison Police are close to identifying suspects in an attack on two Asian UW-Madison students last weekend, but the perpetrators will probably not face hate crime charges, a police official ' ¦
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Men’s soccer seeks second helping
By Michael Jones and Meghana Agni | Sep. 6, 2001In 2000, the Wisconsin men's soccer team had its best season since Head Coach Kalekeni Banda took over in 1997. Going 10-9-1, Wisconsin placed fourth in the Big Ten and held its own against nationally ranked teams like Marquette and Yale. However, the Badgers' inconsistencies on the field plagued the team, and they lost to Ohio State (a team they had beaten earlier in the year) in the Big Ten Tournament.
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ASM supports tenants, drinking alternatives
By Christina Thuli | Sep. 6, 2001The Associated Students of Madison, in its second meeting of the year, announced Wednesday a new campaign that will work to improve the rights of student tenants. The campaign, headed ' ¦
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Letters to the Editor
Sep. 6, 2001House parties a good place to socialize Mike Jones' words to the new students at UW-Madison ('Freshmen beware: Parties are overrated,' Sep. 5, 2001) on that otherwise fine Wednesday were ' ¦
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Andy and the angry stomach
By Andy Ross and Phil Condon | Sep. 6, 2001Ross addresses parallels between dining and movie reviews with 'Hedwig'
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Committee explores renters’ issues
By Tom Burgess | Sep. 6, 2001The Landlord and Tenant Issues subcommittee of the Madison Housing Committee met Wednesday to discuss ways to enhance enforcement of tenants' rights. Conversation centered on what keeps tenants' rights from being enforced, and how enforcement, particularly of chapter 32 of the city ordinance, dealing with tenant and landlord rights, can be increased.
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Race-based admissions still a necessity for now
By Braden Smith | Sep. 6, 2001At UW-Madison, class rank is the main factor deciding whether an incoming freshman will be allowed the opportunity to hike up Bascom Hill every day. It hasn ’ t always been this ' ¦
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Andrew Miller - Hooked on a feeling for the Cardinal
By Andrew Miller | Sep. 6, 2001A. Miller's Tale'
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O’Cayz gets OK on liquor license for replacement facility
Sep. 6, 2001Owner Catherine Dethmers cleared another hurdle in her effort to reopen O'Cayz Corral Tuesday evening when the City Council approved a transfer of the establishment's liquor license to a new location at 701 E. Washington Ave.
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Women’s soccer having a ball
By Stacy Hicklin | Sep. 6, 2001A fresh new season has begun for the Wisconsin women's soccer team. It is a season filled with hope and promise after the Badgers' successful 2000 campaign, when they finished with a 16-7-1 overall record and a second-place finish in the Big Ten.
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Movie Reviews - New releases offer modern perspectives
By Andrew Haffner | Sep. 6, 2001Finally, a teenage movie that doesn't trivialize the lives of teenagers. A film told from an entirely different perspective than that of the popular girl, or, for that matter, the ' ¦'
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Freshman class may set university record
Sep. 6, 2001UW-Madison officials expect the incoming freshman class to be the largest in the university's history. Administrators said that while they aimed for a class of 5,740 students, final numbers may ' ¦
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Thompson defends Bush stem-cell research policy in Senate hearing
Sep. 6, 2001Fewer than half the embryonic stem cell lines approved for federal funding are ready for research, Health and Human Services Secretary Tommy Thompson said while speaking on behalf of the ' ¦
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State St. to see new ramp
By Nathan Tasso and Mary Chen | Sep. 6, 2001Final decision on parking this month
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National study indicates increasing numbers of law school applicants
By Jennifer Babulsky | Sep. 6, 2001(U-WIRE) STORRS, Conn.'A recent study conducted by the test-prep company Kaplan Inc. said that there has been a noticeable change in the number of college graduates applying to different law ' ¦
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Cornell University trustees vote to close one of nation’s few nuclear research reactors
Sep. 5, 2001(U-WIRE) ITHACA, N.Y.'Cornell University's nuclear research reactor, the last of its kind in New York and one of only 26 left in the country, will soon hit the graveyard, further endangering a rare technology in an era when nuclear engineering is on the rise.
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World Bank, IMF loans harm poor countries
By Sarah Turner | Sep. 5, 2001There is a growing worldwide movement that is calling into question the traditional tenets of an economic order that has brought both benefits and devastation. In the high-stakes struggle for ' ¦
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