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Kickin’ it with Wisconsin’s keeper
Oct. 17, 2001The Daily Cardinal puts on a pair of cleats, hikes up its socks and looks to go one on one with UW goalkeeper Kelly Conway.
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Powell: Build new Afghanistan with moderates
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Superconductors: zero resistance, low temperatures, high potential
By Greg Przywara | Oct. 17, 2001It is one of the most versatile and formidable new technologies in existence. Its applications range from the manufacture of blazingly fast passenger trains to the development of specialized bombs ' ¦'
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CDs display musical identity crisis
Oct. 17, 2001(Atlantic) Few musicians tread the line between the mainstream and the bizarre quite like Tori Amos. Since her debut album, , Amos has wooed one of the most devoted fan ' ¦'
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Media, board should have been more careful in pledge debate
By Bri Mass | Oct. 17, 2001The ongoing debate surrounding the Madison Metropolitan School District Board's Oct. 8 decision mandating that an instrumental version of the national anthem be played in schools has reflected poorly on ' ¦
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New faces and new places
By James Wold | Oct. 17, 2001WCHA???s turns 50 and new Englestead Arena is its gift
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Focusing anger on neighbors dangerous
By William Murphy | Oct. 17, 2001Satirical example proves Americans need to respond carefully
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Board amends stance on anthem
By Catharine Bookstaver | Oct. 17, 2001At 2:30 a.m. Tuesday the Madison Metropolitan School District Board put to rest the issue that had brought it national attention with a 6-1 vote requiring schools to offer either ' ¦
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Environmentally friendly fuels of the future
By Max Magee | Oct. 17, 2001We are now living the future. Finally, we have the privilege of choosing the technology we use to get around. What this means, really, is that we now have alternatives ' ¦'
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Seg-fee system sets UW apart from other schools
By Christina Thuli | Oct. 17, 2001UW-Madison is one of a few universities at which students have primary control over distributing segregated fees, a process the Student Services Finance Committee is currently in the middle of ' ¦
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Wisconsin should aid students, not corporations
By Sarah Turner | Oct. 17, 2001Tuition is outrageously expensive at UW-Madison. State lawmakers have chosen to give tax breaks to corporations rather than directly address rising tuition. Earlier this month the Wisconsin Assembly passed a ' ¦
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A new Wizard works his magic
By Steven Wishau - The Daily Cardinal and Phil Mitten | Oct. 17, 2001Hard-Hittin' Mitten
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Chance discovery may stop HIV
By Megan Corbett and Josh Goldman | Oct. 16, 2001Safe sex may become even safer in the coming years due to a recent discovery at the UW-Madison Medical Science Center. While looking for a way to get anti-viral proteins ' ¦'
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Citizens voice opinions on pledge
By Molly Borgstrom | Oct. 16, 2001Droves of people came to the Madison Metropolitan School District Board meeting Monday evening to express their opinions on the board's Oct. 8 decision to mandate the playing of the ' ¦
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Survivors must retell the stories of victims
By Ben Schultz | Oct. 16, 2001The stories of tragedies are never told by the victims, only by the survivors. While the events of Sept. 11, 2001 can attest to this, they also speak of the ' ¦'
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Nature to concrete: the Wright stuff
By Katie Saur | Oct. 16, 2001When one hears the name Frank Lloyd Wright, many images come to mind. Perhaps one thinks of the famed Fallingwater house in Pennsylvania or the Guggenheim Museum in New York. ' ¦'
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Senate leader’s office receives anthrax letter; others become ill
Oct. 16, 2001Preliminary tests of a letter opened Monday in the offices of Senate Majority Leader Thomas Daschle, D-S.D., showed traces of anthrax bacteria, bringing the threat of bioterrorism to the nation's capital.
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Consumer capitalism increases political apathy, distracts students
By Paul Lachelier | Oct. 16, 2001Why do so many Americans ordinarily pay so little attention to politics, let alone participate? Two of the most common answers'money and scandals'are at best only partial truths. One of ' ¦
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