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Graduate situation not dire
By Max Magee | Nov. 28, 2001Jobs still out there for persistent grads but less job offers should be expected'
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UW attains Title IX compliance
Nov. 28, 2001Tuesday afternoon, The U.S. Department of Education's Office of Civil Rights confirmed that the UW-Madison Athletics Department achieved Title IX compliance. The Athletic Department strove to create representation for its ' ¦
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ASM proves segregated-fee system is broken
By Eric Kleefeld | Nov. 28, 2001Well, they said it couldn't be done, but naysayers were proven wrong when the Associated Students of Madison approved a doubling of our segregated fees in a single year and, ' ¦
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Overture Project wins 'green' rating from Madison Environmental Group
By Molly Borgstrom and Katie Panosh | Nov. 28, 2001The Overture Center construction is starting off on a \green"" foot according to a presentation given by Sonya Newenhouse, President of the Madison Environmental Group, Inc., to the Madison Cultural ' ¦
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Late budget decision closes history sections
By Danielle Szulczewski and Paul Medenwaldt | Nov. 28, 2001The late completion of this year's state budget may have led to confusion about the number of seats available in classes offered this spring. For instance, the history department has ' ¦
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A classic rating harder to get here
By Steven Wishau - The Daily Cardinal | Nov. 28, 2001(Artemis Records) Sebastopol is the name of a city in Northern California that Jay Farrar has never been to. In a recent interview, the former Son Volt frontman explained that ' ¦'
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How not to be a pile of human jelly
By Dan Sullivan and Mike Murphy | Nov. 28, 2001College students are a pretty unhealthy group of people. We stay up all night and wake up in time for morning classes (sometimes). Breakfast is often skipped, dinner is often ' ¦'
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Wiley announces new School of Business dean
Nov. 27, 2001Michael Knetter is slated to be the next UW-Madison School of Business dean, UW-Madison Chancellor John Wiley announced Monday. Knetter, who currently serves as an international economics professor and associate ' ¦
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Report questions patriotism in college
By Courtney Heeren | Nov. 27, 2001UW-Madison student's letter cited as example
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An athletic balancing act
By Katie Gilbert and By Rachel Schulze | Nov. 27, 2001UW players juggle academics, sports
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Wisconsin volleyball will host Tournament rounds
By James Wold | Nov. 27, 2001Monday afternoon, the Wisconsin women's volleyball team was named the sixth-overall seed in the National Collegiate Athletic Association's 2001 Women's Volleyball Division I Championships. Due to the high ranking, the ' ¦
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Bush pushes for ban on human-cloning efforts
Nov. 27, 2001The Bush administration urged the U.S. Congress Monday to ban human cloning in response to a Massachusetts company's Sunday announcement that it had produced the first human embryos via a ' ¦
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Assault on civil liberties reflects Bush's reign
By Jonathan Linder | Nov. 27, 2001Attorney General John Ashcroft has been in rare form since Sept. 11. Unsatisfied with arresting more than 1,200 individuals under a cloak of secrecy to find out what knowledge they ' ¦
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Powell, in reversal, will run for District 5 position
By Nathan Tasso | Nov. 27, 2001Ald. Tom Powell, District 5, said Monday he will run in April to keep his Madison City Council seat, despite his assertions last spring that he would hold office only ' ¦
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Letters to the Editor
By Alex Pacheco | Nov. 27, 2001UW problems more urgent than Lyall raiseHow can UW System President Katharine Lyall look in the mirror and not be disgusted with herself? Tuitions have gone up, a recession is ' ¦
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Thanksgiving travel smooth, despite security
By Joe Kaser | Nov. 27, 2001As students around the country set down their books and ventured home this Thanksgiving, they took part in what is historically the most popular travel week of the year. But ' ¦
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Travel troubles can't stop humiliation
By Caitlin Kirihara and Mike Bromberg | Nov. 27, 2001Brom's Qualms'
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Local survey shows support for financial aid, stem-cell research
Nov. 27, 2001Constituents of the 77th Assembly District, which includes the majority of the UW-Madison campus, voiced overwhelming support for student financial aid and stem-cell research in a survey conducted by state ' ¦
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