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Hosting open mic brings risk, inspiration
By Whitney Newman and Andrew Miller | Oct. 18, 2001A. Miller's Tale'
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New student regent gets nod from Senate
By Eric Kleefeld | Oct. 18, 2001The Wisconsin Senate voted unanimously to confirm UW-Whitewater student Tommie L. Jones as the student representative on the UW System Board of Regents Tuesday. Jones, a Milwaukee native, had been ' ¦
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SSFC sets funding for ALPS, tutorial service
Oct. 18, 2001Student Services Finance Committee members allocated $89,770 to of the Adventure Learning Program at their meeting Wednesday, $8,795 less than the group had requested but a $54,445 increase from last ' ¦
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Turnout rate increases greatly in fall ASM race
Oct. 18, 2001The Associated Students of Madison fall elections ended Wednesday, with voter turnout among freshman up from last semester by 89 percent, said Nick Kanter, ASM student election commission chair. Kanter ' ¦
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Capitol Hill anthrax shocks nation
Oct. 18, 2001The U.S. House of Representatives suspended work and three Senate office buildings were closed Wednesday as congressional leaders announced that 26 Senate staffers and five police officers had been exposed ' ¦
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E. coli outbreak shuts down haunted house
By Joe Potente and Jon Spike | Oct. 18, 2001A Halloween open house scheduled for Oct. 19 to 20 and Oct. 31 at the Stock Pavilion has been canceled in the wake of an E. coli infection outbreak linked ' ¦
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Uncommon uses for ramen
By Ben Sykes and Brad Rysz | Oct. 18, 2001Ramen noodles are the crutch starving, poor students lean on throughout their unfortunate college careers. Grocery stores pawn the inferior good at the unbelievable price of 10 for $1, forcing ' ¦'
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’Twin Peaks’ fans, others will enjoy ’Drive’
By Andy Ross | Oct. 18, 2001I approached David Lynch's new film 'Mulholland Drive' neither as a harsh critic or a staunch fan. Maybe that's the best way to go about it, because I came away with a greater enjoyment than some hardcore 'Twin Peaks' fans who went.
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Tailgate likely cause of 12 E. coli cases
Oct. 17, 2001At least 11 UW-Madison students and a 3-year-old Madison community member have experienced symptoms of severe intestinal illness associated with the E. coli bacterium. One student is still hospitalized but ' ¦
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Council adds Jarrell to Peace Park committee
By Ben Sykes | Oct. 17, 2001The Elizabeth Link Peace Park Advisory Committee jumped through its last administrative hoop in its pursuit of official standing Tuesday when it received unanimous support from the Common Council, but ' ¦
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Proposed Madison drink-special limits part of national trend
By Jessica Peterson and Erin Schmidtke | Oct. 17, 2001For many college students, bars are not just a social tradition'their drink specials are also a cheap alternative for penny-pinching students hoping to get more alcohol for their buck. But ' ¦
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UW receives matching grant for ALS research
Oct. 17, 2001The UW Foundation's Waisman Center received a $400,000 matching grant funding research to find a cure for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, more commonly known as Lou Gehrig's disease. 'This [grant] is ' ¦
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Wiley holds forum on climate
By Adam Bissen | Oct. 17, 2001In the first of three forums being held by UW-Madison Chancellor John Wiley, students, professors and community members gathered in Memorial Union Tuesday night to discuss campus climate in the ' ¦
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Biological warfare expert tells UW audience to remain calm in spite of recent anthrax sightings
Oct. 17, 2001Despite the recent anthrax cases, 'don't worry' is the best course of action for UW-Madison students, a local biological warfare expert told approximately 350 people at the Biochemistry Building Tuesday. ' ¦
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Letter to the Editor
Oct. 17, 2001Patriotism does not belong in public schoolsThese days, it seems appallingly obvious that many people see the instillation of patriotism in young people as tantamount to the instillation of mathematics. ' ¦
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Kickin’ it with Wisconsin’s keeper
Oct. 17, 2001The Daily Cardinal puts on a pair of cleats, hikes up its socks and looks to go one on one with UW goalkeeper Kelly Conway.
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Powell: Build new Afghanistan with moderates
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Superconductors: zero resistance, low temperatures, high potential
By Greg Przywara | Oct. 17, 2001It is one of the most versatile and formidable new technologies in existence. Its applications range from the manufacture of blazingly fast passenger trains to the development of specialized bombs ' ¦'
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CDs display musical identity crisis
Oct. 17, 2001(Atlantic) Few musicians tread the line between the mainstream and the bizarre quite like Tori Amos. Since her debut album, , Amos has wooed one of the most devoted fan ' ¦'
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