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SSFC budget plans for new position
Nov. 12, 2001The Associated Students of Madison's Student Services Finance Committee announced Friday its proposed internal budget of $49,155, an increase from $6,350 for 2001-'02. One reason for the increase is an ' ¦
Thompson would have support in possible office run
By Danielle Szulczewski and Poops McGee | Nov. 12, 2001Almost a year after leaving the Capitol, former Gov. Tommy Thompson remains a popular candidate for Wisconsin office. An Oct. 19-25 WisPolitics.com and Wood Communications Group poll found more than ' ¦
Islamic open house informs students
By Courtney Clement | Nov. 12, 2001The Islamic Center of Madison held an open house Sunday to dispel myths surrounding Islam. The event drew fewer people than the estimated 600 who attended a previous open house; ' ¦
UW extends admissions deadline due to anthrax
By Adam Bissen | Nov. 12, 2001Stemming from an anthrax scare that has mandated extra precaution in the handling of mail, nationwide postal delays have prompted UW-Madison admissions officials to extend application deadlines. Keith White, associated ' ¦
Incidences of racism bring punishment to fraternities
Nov. 12, 2001(U-WIRE) OXFORD, Miss.'Two members of the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity at the University of Mississippi are being expelled from the organization in connection with a racially insensitive photograph taken at ' ¦
Green Party receives national political status
By Nathan Tasso | Nov. 12, 2001The national Green Party announced Thursday it had received recognition from the Federal Election Commission as a national political party, a step one Green Party co-chair said puts the party ' ¦
National town meetings would foster understanding
By Paul Lachelier | Nov. 12, 2001Like most Americans, I believe we need to pursue strategies to bring terrorists to justice and, even more importantly, to prevent any future terrorist acts like that of Sept. 11. ' ¦
Retro 'Tron' rave on at the Union
By Ross McDevitt | Nov. 9, 2001Remember when \Tron"" came out and made such a big stir at the movie theaters? No you don't, it was 1982. Although most UW students were born a little late ' ¦'
UW plans for student record requests
By Maya Ziv-el | Nov. 9, 2001UW-Madison administrators are circulating a memo among faculty and staff giving them instructions as to what to do if approached by federal agencies for confidential student records. In the e-mail ' ¦
Bringing Broadway to Madison
By Elizabeth Medhin | Nov. 9, 2001Wisconsin Singers celebrate anniversary with energetic show'
Letters to the Editor
Nov. 9, 2001Title IX clause hurts men's athletics programsLet me state at the outset that I fully support equality for women in collegiate athletics, and many aspects of Title IX. However, in ' ¦
'The One' doesn't add up
Nov. 9, 2001Hong Kong superstar Jet Li has wasted no time in making a name for himself here in United States. Since his debut in 1998's \Lethal Weapon 4,"" he has become ' ¦'
Regents hear debate over UW investment policy
By Zachary Mesenbourg | Nov. 9, 2001The UW System Board of Regents Business and Finance Committee met Thursday to discuss the system's financial investment policy. Some students who spoke at the meeting questioned the university's social ' ¦
UW men lose in opening round
Nov. 9, 2001The University of Wisconsin men's soccer team lost its opening-round game in the 2001 Big Ten men's soccer championship Thursday, falling to Michigan 1-0 at the McClimon Memorial Track and ' ¦
Bush speaks of 'new responsibilities' in national address
Nov. 9, 2001ATLANTA'President Bush, urging the nation to avoid both a state of panic and a state of denial, said Thursday night that individual citizens will be responsible for personally confronting terrorism ' ¦
State Assembly passes voter ID bill; future in Senate uncertain
By Danielle Szulczewski and Aarushi Agni | Nov. 9, 2001The state Assembly voted 67-31 Thursday to approve a bill requiring voters to provide state-issued identification at the polls in order to vote. Advocates of the bill said it addresses ' ¦
Critics examine media's war coverage
By Molly Borgstrom | Nov. 9, 2001While Americans know Uncle Sam can't tell them everything about the war on terrorism, they have come to rely on the media to relay everything they need to know about ' ¦
I know more now, yet I feel I know less than ever
By James Wold | Nov. 9, 2001Wide Wold of Sports



