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Anthrax hits UW a century ago
By Crystal Crowns and Joe Potente | Nov. 5, 20011909 dairy herd scare altered land, led to quarantine'
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Wheelchair stolen at Oct. football game
Nov. 5, 2001A 24-year-old man is asking for the return of his sport model wheelchair, which was stolen during the Oct. 27 Badger football game. It is an \Action"" brand athletic-style wheelchair, ' ¦
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'Assassins' links killers' stories
By Sonya Larson | Nov. 5, 2001\What I did, I did well, and I did for my country."" These words come not from an accomplished soldier or humanitarian, but from a national murderer. This twisted and ' ¦'
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Governor race gets early start
By Jessica Peterson | Nov. 5, 2001The race for governor has begun. With little more than a year left before elections, candidates are already gearing up for what could become the most hotly contested governor's race ' ¦
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APAC to get $211,510 in seg fees
By Joshua Orton | Nov. 5, 2001The Asian and Pacific American Council will receive $211,510 in student segregated fees next year after a close decision Sunday by the Associated Students of Madison's Student Services Finance Committee. ' ¦
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Volunteering smorgasbord
By Sara Murphy | Nov. 2, 2001Morgridge Center offers variety of service projects'
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Bousquet named as international studies dean
Nov. 2, 2001Gilles Bousquet, an accomplished UW-Madison professor and administrator, will become the university's international studies dean, UW-Madison Chancellor John Wiley announced Thursday. Bousquet will take over as dean Jan. 1, 2002, ' ¦
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Letters to the Editor
By Liz Puibello | Nov. 2, 2001Separation in Witte will not solve problemI am disturbed by the story regarding a multicultural community being set up in Witte Residence Hall (""Witte will house multicultu
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Lauber ties UW record in win
Nov. 2, 2001Senior forward Aaron Lauber scored a school-record-tying four goals Thursday night as the Badgers men's soccer team defeated the Northwestern Wildcats 5-2 in Evanston Ill. Lauber scored three goals in ' ¦
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UW Police seeks timely calls on area scammer
Nov. 2, 2001UW Police are on the lookout for a man who is continually asking students for money, saying his car has broken down or has run out of gas. According to ' ¦
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Diversity questions may have no answers
By Michael Hsu | Nov. 2, 2001I am not white and yet, at UW-Madison, I have never been harassed, discriminated against or frowned upon because of the color my skin. I know I've been lucky, perhaps ' ¦
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Getting UW back on track
By Kelly Kallien and Garret Fitzpatrick | Nov. 2, 2001Badgers must beat Iowa to stay bowl-eligible
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Reactions mixed on budget decisions
By Zachary Mesenbourg | Nov. 2, 2001Almost a day since the Associated Students of Madison's Student Services Finance Committee decided upon the budget of the Multicultural Student Coalition and Diversity Education Specialists, the organizations' leaders say ' ¦
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Criminal activity low on Halloween night
Nov. 2, 2001It was \a very quiet and smooth night"" with no serious problems on Halloween night, according to police spokesperson Larry Kamholz. He also said he did not think any arrests ' ¦
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Food bioterror possible, not likely, experts say
By Maya Ziv-el | Nov. 2, 2001While the anthrax scare hits Americans, another threat of bioterrorism may have the potential of attacking America as well. Food bioterrorism, or the intentional release of toxins into food, is ' ¦
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House passes bill for federal airport security
By Scott Kellogg | Nov. 2, 2001A sharply divided House approved an air-travel security bill Thursday that puts the Republican-controlled chamber in conflict with the Senate over whether airport screeners of passengers and baggage should be ' ¦
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ASM extends budget deadlines, supports additional regent
By Alexandra Gekas | Nov. 2, 2001The Associated Students of Madison held its bi-weekly meeting Thursday night to address several pending issues on campus including ASM's Student Services Finance Committee and the Board of Regents Bill ' ¦
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Fast food offers new tastes
By Jessica Jones | Nov. 1, 2001In an effort to attract customers hungry for an original take on fast food, many chains take one of two extremes: go fresh or go wild 'n' spicy. The success ' ¦'
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