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UW stumbles to victory
By Leif Griffin | Oct. 1, 2001Badgers struggle on offense against I-AA Hilltoppers
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Hazardous materials leak at Water Science
Oct. 1, 2001A report of a hydrogen sulfide vapor leak at the Water Science Building led UW Police to block off areas surrounding the building at 660 N. Park St. Saturday. The ' ¦
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Patriotism cannot infringe upon right to free speech
By Kate Burkart-Paulson | Oct. 1, 2001While patriotism has found a new resurgence over the past few weeks, much of it is inherently un-American. Since the attack on America, U.S. citizens have attempted to be patriotic, ' ¦
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ASM chair makes two national TV appearances
Oct. 1, 2001Associated Students of Madison Chair Jessica Miller will appear on today's episode of Oprah, which will include a panel discussion on the subject of whether the United States should go ' ¦
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Back to Mr. Rogers’ neighborhood
By Matt Worzala | Oct. 1, 2001It's a beautiful day for a column today, a beautiful day for a reader. Could you read mine? Would you read mine? Won't you read my column?
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Magnuson spills thoughts on water resources
By Ellen Segall | Oct. 1, 2001There is a growing concern about the future of fresh-water resources not just nationally, but across the globe. Limnologists'scientists who primarily study bodies of freshwater with focus on physical and ' ¦'
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Northeast dairy compact expires
By Nathan Tasso | Oct. 1, 2001A new market opened up for Wisconsin dairy farmers Sunday when the Northeast Interstate Dairy Compact expired, ending tariffs that effectively prevented farmers from outside of New England from selling ' ¦
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Fleming unable to compete for UW basketball
By James Wold and JoEllen Amato | Sep. 28, 2001Latrell Fleming, a freshman with the Badger men's basketball team, will not be able to compete at Wisconsin due to a medical condition known as hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, Badgers Head Coach ' ¦
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Photo-How now, Red Tao?
Sep. 28, 2001'Red Tao,' by Thomas Eddington, on display in the Porter Butts Gallery in the Memorial Union as a part of Eddington's 'Oneness in Wood' collection.'
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Bush unveils safety measures for air travel
By Joe Potente | Sep. 28, 2001McCallum sends troops to WI airports
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Guthier will become third Union director
By Jessica Peterson | Sep. 28, 2001Mark Guthier, an assistant director at Indiana University's Memorial Union, was named the third director to head the Wisconsin Union in its nearly 75-year history Thursday. Replacing Theodore Crabb, who ' ¦
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University arboretum offers fall ’Woodland Walk’ to public
By Max Magee | Sep. 28, 2001At times even the most organized, most patient, most grounded student can be overwhelmed by all of the pressure and stress associated with four years of grades, tests and lectures. It is no secret that a visit with nature allows an individual the freedom to take a break from all the hassles of college life.
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Humanitarian aid programs have yielded mixed results for U.S.
By Ben Sykes | Sep. 28, 2001With direct foreign aid from the federal government totaling in the billions for 2002, it is clear it is a cornerstone for the implementation of many U.S. foreign policy initiatives. ' ¦
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U.S.must help rebuild nations after the war
By Christian Krautkramer | Sep. 28, 2001Observers were quick to draw parallels between the Sept. 11 attacks and Japan's bombing of Pearl Harbor. Perhaps instead of looking at the beginning of World War II, we should ' ¦
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Theater department makes strides in attracting diverse faculty, students
By Zac Pestine and Jennifer Binstock | Sep. 28, 2001The efforts of UW-Madison administrators to create a more diverse campus have been aided recently by accomplishments made within the Department of Theater and Drama. The department, chaired by James ' ¦
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Keeping momentum
By Joe Hiegel | Sep. 28, 2001Badgers look to continue winning ways this weekend
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Letter to the Editor
By Kyrie Caldwell | Sep. 28, 2001Americans must re-examine foreign policy
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