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Council adds Jarrell to Peace Park committee
By Ben Sykes | Oct. 17, 2001The Elizabeth Link Peace Park Advisory Committee jumped through its last administrative hoop in its pursuit of official standing Tuesday when it received unanimous support from the Common Council, but ' ¦
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Proposed Madison drink-special limits part of national trend
By Jessica Peterson and Erin Schmidtke | Oct. 17, 2001For many college students, bars are not just a social tradition'their drink specials are also a cheap alternative for penny-pinching students hoping to get more alcohol for their buck. But ' ¦
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UW receives matching grant for ALS research
Oct. 17, 2001The UW Foundation's Waisman Center received a $400,000 matching grant funding research to find a cure for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, more commonly known as Lou Gehrig's disease. 'This [grant] is ' ¦
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Wiley holds forum on climate
By Adam Bissen | Oct. 17, 2001In the first of three forums being held by UW-Madison Chancellor John Wiley, students, professors and community members gathered in Memorial Union Tuesday night to discuss campus climate in the ' ¦
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Biological warfare expert tells UW audience to remain calm in spite of recent anthrax sightings
Oct. 17, 2001Despite the recent anthrax cases, 'don't worry' is the best course of action for UW-Madison students, a local biological warfare expert told approximately 350 people at the Biochemistry Building Tuesday. ' ¦
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Letter to the Editor
Oct. 17, 2001Patriotism does not belong in public schoolsThese days, it seems appallingly obvious that many people see the instillation of patriotism in young people as tantamount to the instillation of mathematics. ' ¦
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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
Oct. 17, 2001Los Angeles Times-Washington Post News Service
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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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