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Travel troubles can't stop humiliation

By Caitlin Kirihara and Mike Bromberg | Nov. 27, 2001

Brom's Qualms'

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Local survey shows support for financial aid, stem-cell research

Nov. 27, 2001

Constituents 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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Frat's mission is freedom, equality

By Tom Walsh and Stella Joyce | Nov. 27, 2001

Once upon a time of anti-Catholic and anti-Semitic sentiments, on a campus far, far away, three men of different faiths came together to create a fraternity based on the principle ' ¦

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Thirsty? Mars may have what you need

By Kelly Kallien | Nov. 27, 2001

Researchers have found more evidence of water on the Red Planet. \Certainly water was circulating in the upper part of the Martian crust within the last billion years,"" said Brian ' ¦'

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Researchers look to shorten summer fun

Nov. 27, 2001

As Midwesterners revel in this unusually warm November, researchers at UW-Madison and Harvard are looking for ways to keep winters colder'and longer. A common theory on how to slow global ' ¦'

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Bureau confirms end of economic growth period

Nov. 27, 2001

A committee of economists announced Monday that a 10-year economic expansion ended last March and that the nation has been in a recession since then. However, the Business Cycle Dating ' ¦

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First city rail accident since beginning of whistle ban injures two

Nov. 27, 2001

Two months after a citywide evening train whistle ban took effect, a 38-year-old Madison man and his daughter were hit by a train Sunday evening. The accident, which took place ' ¦

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Suspects at large after State St. armed robbery

Nov. 27, 2001

Police officers responded Monday afternoon to an armed robbery in an apartment at 311 State St. According to a Madison Police Department news release, the robbery, which remains under investigation, ' ¦

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Doyle's actions politically effective

By Kate Burkart-Paulson | Nov. 26, 2001

Jim Doyle is proving to be a great politician. In the last couple of months, he has taken actions as Wisconsin's attorney general to attempt to save money for the ' ¦

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Badger Bits

Nov. 26, 2001

The sixth-ranked women's volleyball team was named Big Ten Champion after it defeated Northwestern (5-14 Big Ten, 9-17overall) at home Wednesday night. Wisconsin (19-1, 24-3) ran away with its second ' ¦

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A day with Don: moving and T.S.S. books

By Matt Worzala | Nov. 26, 2001

Star Worz'

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Letters to the Editor

Nov. 26, 2001

McCallum leads state well, deserves supportWhat a joke. Jim Doyle, the state's illustrious attorney general and gubernatorial wanna-be, has nothing better to do than criticize our sitting governor, Scott McCallum, ' ¦

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State Street's musical masters

By Emily Winecke | Nov. 26, 2001

Street musicians speak about their motivation and inspiration'

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Democratic candidates pledge clean campaigns

By ??zge Sevindik | Nov. 26, 2001

In an attempt to regain the Wisconsin gubernatorial seat for the first time since 1982, the four declared Democratic candidates have announced that they will run \clean campaigns"" during the ' ¦

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Athletes on the outside looking in?

By Alan Hamari | Nov. 26, 2001

Students often see players in separate social class

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Pay raises for UW System execs attract criticism from state leaders

By Courtney Heeren | Nov. 26, 2001

Recent pay raises of UW System executives approved by the UW System Board of Regents Nov. 19 have drawn criticism from politicians around the state. UW System President Katharine Lyall ' ¦

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38 years ago, tragedy leaves campus somber

Nov. 26, 2001

Following the Nov. 22, 1963 assassination of President Kennedy, The Daily Cardinal chronicled the community's reaction to the tragedy. The Daily Cardinal Archives presents this portrait of the campus, penned ' ¦

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No Axe to grind for UW

By James Wold | Nov. 26, 2001

Minnesota defeats UW with big plays on offense

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Official: Racial insensitivity at UW frats unlikely now

By Jack Doyle and Emily Murphy | Nov. 26, 2001

Past incidents spurred diversity programs

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Econ summit will address Wisconsin's 'brain drain'

By Joel Troge | Nov. 26, 2001

As the Wisconsin job market for college graduates declines, attendees at the Wisconsin Economic Summit will meet to discuss how to turn around the dormant growth of high-income industries that ' ¦