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Badgers prepare to hit the road
By James Wold | Nov. 14, 2001Defeat of AIA gives UW boost prior to road trip
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Beef: It's what's for dinner’if you rhyme
By Derrick Holt | Nov. 14, 2001We all know that the old-school beef-on-record phenomenon has never died. The media blew up the east-west thing until it was all that people could think of to explain the Pac-Big tragedy. I'm not going to call that one beef; it was simply a misunderstanding between friends that could not be resolved before time ran out. Who knows who was really winding the clock? Marley and Shan made \The Bridge,"" and then Chris and BDP made "" The Bridge is Over."" Cool J and Mo Dee, of course, had their storied episodes, and then LL played the punk role and wrote his dis verse after Canibus' was already laid down. The shame is that Can-I-bus' career has been minimal at best (good thing he studied computer science), and as a result garners little credit for his immense gift with words.
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Council backs addition of 5 police officers
By Molly Borgstrom | Nov. 14, 2001The Madison City Council voted 12 to 8 Tuesday night in favor of a budget amendment that would add five officers to the city's police force next year. Proponents of ' ¦
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National update
Nov. 14, 2001President Bush issued a broadly worded executive order Tuesday allowing the use of special military courts to try suspected terrorists. People designated as terrorists shall be ""placed under ' ¦
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WTO not concerned with welfare of poor
By Sarah Turner | Nov. 14, 2001Last week, United States trade delegates arrived in the Persian Gulf state of Qatar. They met with trade ministers from around the world to decide the rules that will determine ' ¦
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Madison parking fees set to rise in January
Nov. 14, 2001It will cost more to park in Madison, following a vote Tuesday by the Transit and Parking Commission to increase parking expenses in Madison parking ramps. On-street meter rates will ' ¦
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Participants in UW bioterror conference say risks vary
By Courtney Heeren | Nov. 14, 2001On a Friday in March 1979, an employee of an anthrax-producing factory in Sverdlosk, Russia, asked that one of the building's filters leading outside be replaced. After being told to ' ¦
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'The Wash' so fresh; Garbage, however...
By Haleigh Amant and Ryan Bullen | Nov. 14, 2001(Aftermath/Doggystyle/Interscope Records) Snoop Doggy Dogg is no longer just a rapper: He is a veritable hip-hop renaissance man, now as interested in getting high and pontificating on celluloid as he ' ¦'
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Letter to the Editor
Nov. 14, 2001Gubernatorial race preview disappointingWe were very disappointed with Jessica Peterson's piece in The Daily Cardinal concerning the race for governor (""Governor race g
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Plans begin for DLS Horowitz speech
By Courtney Heeren | Nov. 14, 2001Security preparations are underway for the Dec. 11 visit of controversial conservative David Horowitz, who is scheduled to speak at UW-Madison as part of the Distinguished Lecture Series. Security is ' ¦
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Old places, but new faces
By Ben Schultz | Nov. 13, 2001Familiar locations are the comfort of those people who occupy them. When tragic losses of life invade familiar places, they turn family members into strangers and reveal how strange friends ' ¦'
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Wisconsin caucus scandal provides entertainment
By Jonathan Linder | Nov. 13, 2001Politics can be so much fun. Take, for instance, the ongoing soap opera that is Wisconsin's legislative caucus scandal. The caucuses were created back in the 1960s to assist lawmakers ' ¦
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Chasing a storm
By Whitney Newman and Lynn Wohlwend | Nov. 13, 2001It is a late fall evening. The wind is stirring, the sky is growing dark and a line of ominous clouds is rolling in. The National Weather Service is sending ' ¦'
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Can Madison police cope?
By Joel Troge | Nov. 13, 2001City Council proposal would add seven officers downtown
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Planners unveil State St. redesign
By Courtney Heeren | Nov. 13, 2001After more than a year of collaboration and review, organizers of the State Street Design Project presented their final vision for the heart of the city Monday night at the ' ¦
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Diagnosis of anthrax is a point of concern
Nov. 13, 2001Information relating to the autopsies of two anthrax-infected postal workers was released on Monday. In a joint release, researchers from The Center for Civilian Biodefense Studies at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg ' ¦'
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Airplane crashes in New York
By Eric Bain | Nov. 13, 2001Veteran's Day in New York's borough of Queens quickly turned to catastrophe Monday morning as an American Airlines Airbus A300 crash-landed in a residential neighborhood. Flight 587 nose-dived into the ' ¦
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New survey highlights teens' weight worries
Nov. 13, 2001A poll conducted by SmartGirl.org, a Web site run by the University of Michigan, found that 58 percent of 745 respondents said they thought they should lose weight. The average ' ¦'
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Gore would have won with full vote recount
Nov. 13, 2001A recount study of more than 175,000 Florida ballots from last fall's presidential election found that former Vice President Al Gore would have won Florida by the slimmest of margins'between ' ¦
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'Infidelity' runs deep in family history
By By James Lanser and Beth Gillette | Nov. 13, 2001\Infidelity, A Love Story,"" by Ann Pearlman traces the path of infidelity through three generations of women in her family. This brutally honest biography details the emotions and betrayal caused ' ¦'
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