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U.S. identifies 18 hijackers
By Andrew Hirshman | Sep. 14, 2001Pentagon calls up reservists; Congress approves $40 billion
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Freedom will prevail over time
By Christian Krautkramer | Sep. 14, 2001It is Friday, yet the week feels somehow incomplete. Time has changed from an orderly concept to a jumble of images that quicken, then suddenly halt and repeat over and ' ¦
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Report indicates five victims with Wisconsin ties lost in attacks
Sep. 14, 2001The following individuals with Wisconsin connections were left missing in the rubble of Tuesday's terrorist attacks in New York City and Washington, D.C., according to a Milwaukee Journal Sentinel report. ' ¦
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UW classes to end at noon today
By Danielle Szulczewski | Sep. 14, 2001As American flights have tentatively begun to take off again, UW-Madison classes and sporting events are being called off in memory of the victims of Tuesday's New York City and ' ¦
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Swartz leaves UW
Sep. 14, 2001Sophomore Julian Swartz, who was planning on making his return to the Wisconsin basketball program this fall ??after taking a year off to deal with obsessive-compulsive disorder, has decided to ' ¦
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Football or no football?
By James Wold | Sep. 13, 2001Barring changes, football game still planned for Saturday
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For students abroad, information hard to find
By Courtney Heeren and Elliot Morris | Sep. 13, 2001When tragedy strikes like it did Tuesday morning with the terrorist attacks against the United States, there is no shortage of media coverage to keep American citizens informed. But the ' ¦
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Economic Effects: U.S. markets closed; impact uncertain
By Danielle Szulczewski | Sep. 13, 2001Statewide reports of wildly fluctuating gas prices and world stock market speculation ran rampant Wednesday following the four-pronged terrorist attack that killed thousands in New York City, Washington, D.C., and ' ¦
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UW community continues to absorb events
By Anna Gould | Sep. 13, 2001Students and staff at UW-Madison Wednesday closely watched the aftermath of Tuesday's terrorist attack on the United States, as many Americans began to absorb the horrors of that day's events ' ¦
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Photo - Off the record
By Fred Jones | Sep. 13, 2001'34,' an installation by Bob Plankers and Theo Streibel, hangs in the 7th floor gallery of the Humanities building.'
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Photo - Stars and stripes
By Mike Staab | Sep. 13, 2001A man who would only give his name as Robert engages several UW-Madison students in debate on Library Mall Wednesday, advocating a re-evaluation of U.S. policy toward Palestine in response ' ¦'
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Letters to the Editor
Sep. 13, 2001Effects of attack for students on campusAs time neared to head for class Tuesday morning, the typically peaceful campus of UW-Madison immediately wielded the effects of a national disaster. Television ' ¦
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U.S. recovers after attacks
Sep. 13, 2001Search for survivors continues; FBI pursues suspects; Congress passes resolution
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Media Analysis: Media critics give news outlets high marks
By Joe Potente | Sep. 13, 2001The day after terrorist attacks stunned the United States, media critics and scholars largely praised the broadcast and print media outlets that presented the crisis to the nation Tuesday. Arguably ' ¦
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Challenges include facing weapons left behind
By Jason Stein | Sep. 13, 2001Response to attack must be responsible
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Relatives relate story of victims’ final minutes on hijacked jetliner
Sep. 13, 2001Thomas Burnett was going home after a busy few days on the road. He settled into his seat on United Flight 93. It was bound for San Francisco from Newark, N.J., Tuesday morning.
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Brewster has big shoes to fill
By Daily Cardinal Staff and Kelly McGinnis | Sep. 13, 2001Last year, the UW women's cross country team had a successful season, finishing first in the Big Ten and eighth in the NCAA despite having a young team. One part ' ¦
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Students to rally against voting bill in Assembly hearing
Sep. 13, 2001The Associated Students of Madison will lead a group of students to the Assembly Parlor in the State Capitol today at 10 a.m. to contest a bill that, if passed, ' ¦
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