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An alternative to \friends with benefits\

By Cheyenne Langkamp and Angela Barian | Oct. 26, 2001

The Weekly Piece'

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Letters to the Editor

Oct. 26, 2001

Law student wrong in MCSC accusationsJoe Moschella, a UW-Madison law student who said, \While the MCSC has a noble cause ... [to fund the group fully] is essentially pouring money ' ¦

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Gridders brace for Spartans

By Michael Jones | Oct. 26, 2001

The Michigan State-Wisconsin rivalry has burned white-hot for the last two years. It began when a harmless prank by Bucky Badger drew bad blood with MSU which is still running ' ¦

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Assembly votes to aid state airline companies

By Stephanie Ritter | Oct. 26, 2001

The state Assembly passed a bill to provide loan guarantees of up to $10 million to state airlines in a 57-35 vote Thursday. The bill, introduced at the request of ' ¦

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Be responsible while having fun on Halloween

Oct. 25, 2001

Looking back, perhaps it wasn't the best idea to schedule the Homecoming game on the same weekend Madison celebrates Halloween'at least from the police and administration's standpoint. Nonetheless, many thousands ' ¦

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Panel evaluates points for and against military action in Afghanistan

By Alexandra Gekas | Oct. 25, 2001

About 25 students and community members attended a forum held Wednesday at Memorial Union to discuss the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11. UW-Madison political science Professor Donald Downs and local ' ¦

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Icers look to maintain winning momentum

By Arvind Gopalratnam | Oct. 25, 2001

UW hockey faces off with Ohio State this weekend

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Students, staff share post-Sept. 11 reports with Wiley

By Jeremy Jewett | Oct. 25, 2001

UW-Madison Chancellor John Wiley hosted the second of three listening sessions yesterday intended to field public comments on the state of anxiety about the racial climate on campus after Sept. ' ¦

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Former Polish leader speaks

By Diana Wu | Oct. 25, 2001

Lech Walesa, the first democratically elected president of Poland and a Nobel Peace Prize laureate, spoke at MATC Wednesday stressing the need for the United States to lead the world ' ¦

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Bon Appetite Caf?? is local treasure

By Justin Damm | Oct. 25, 2001

Gustation Vacation'

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Being '67 Dylan beats Halloween hijinks

By Andrew Miller | Oct. 25, 2001

A. Miller's Tale'

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Letter to the Editor

By Andrew Haffner | Oct. 25, 2001

Palestine looks to reach goal of defeating IsraelIn her latest piece (""Military cannot reach humanitarian goals,"" Oct. 24), Sarah Turner claims that the ""promot[ion of]

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Emotions high at MCSC hearing

By Courtney Heeren and C.P. VanValkenburg | Oct. 25, 2001

With discussion of campus climate at UW-Madison drawing strong emotions from all sides, the Student Services Finance Committee heard the budget proposal for the Multicultural Student Coalition Wednesday. About 50 ' ¦

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U.S. has double standard in drug-patent policy

By Braden Smith | Oct. 25, 2001

Three Americans have died from what has been diagnosed as inhalation anthrax. As a side note, 7 million people will die by 2010 unless drastic steps are taken to prevent ' ¦

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IU releases ESL students' names to FBI

Oct. 25, 2001

Holly Johnson/Indiana Daily Student (Indiana U.)

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Cast talent upstages stories

By JoEllen Amato | Oct. 25, 2001

K-PAXCan we allow ourselves to believe in extraterrestrials? This is the question that \K-PAX"" asks us. In this variation of ""Phenomenon"" meets ""One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest,"" Kevin Spacey ' ¦'

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Dogged Taliban forces surprise U.S. officials

Oct. 25, 2001

In a surprisingly downbeat assessment, a senior Pentagon official said Wednesday that the Taliban has proved to be a tough foe and warned that U.S. forces face a difficult struggle ' ¦

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UW Hebrew and Semitic studies department founder dies of cancer

Oct. 24, 2001

The founder of UW-Madison's Department of Hebrew and Semitic Studies died of cancer Sunday at 90. Professor Menahem Mansoor retired officially in 1982 but continued lecturing and writing until his ' ¦

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Developer shows plans for U. Square

By Catharine Bookstaver | Oct. 24, 2001

A local developer who wants to tear down University Square Mall presented his plans before a city committee for the first time Tuesday. Greg Rice, president of Executive Management Inc., ' ¦

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Going to the goal with UW’s Scott Repa

By Kelly McGinnis | Oct. 24, 2001

The Daily Cardinal gets a yellow card with men's soccer senior midfielder Scott Repa.