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Students seek info on Mideast conflicts

As Americans re-evaluate the U.S. relationship with other nations since the events of Sept. 11, one country many feel passionately about is Israel. The desire of UW-Madison students for information ' ¦


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War necessary to ensure safety of United StatesBefore Dec. 7, 1941, there was a vigorous debate in the United States about our nation's foreign policy. Many criticized U.S. aid to ' ¦


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BID may aid State Street in slump

In light of a national economic slump, downtown Madison business owners are reporting only a slight decline in sales. \We really don't feel that there has been a problem,"" said ' ¦


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Reaction on the homefront

While Title IX legislation encompasses all educational programs, intercollegiate athletics is most often referred to when the phrase \Title IX"" is used. In complying with Title IX, UW-Madison has encountered ' ¦


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Badger Bits

Volleyball sweeps conference foes Illinois, IndianaAfter this weekend's home matches against Illinois and Indiana, Wisconsin volleyball starts a new game-winning streak of six after ending its old streak of 26 ' ¦


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Campus groups unite to combat sexual violence

Sexual violence education will be the focus of Campus Safety Awareness Week, a statewide event beginning Tuesday at UW-Madison. The week's events are sponsored by three groups'Promoting Awareness, Victim Empowerment; ' ¦


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Taxicab hits 15 people outside Camp Randall

About 15 people who were struck by a taxicab before Saturday's Badger football game have been treated and released from local hospitals, according to Madison Police Lt. Wayne Strong. Shortly ' ¦


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National unemployment rates rise in October

In October, 415,000 people lost their jobs nationwide, according to a report from the national Bureau of Labor Statistics. The one-month figure is the greatest loss of jobs in 21 ' ¦


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Strict patent laws encourage innovationIn response to Braden Smith's column, (""U.S. has double standard in drug-patent policy,"" Oct. 25), in which Mr. Smith made absurd



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