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U.S. identifies 18 hijackers

By Andrew Hirshman | Sep. 14, 2001

Pentagon calls up reservists; Congress approves $40 billion

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Freedom will prevail over time

By Christian Krautkramer | Sep. 14, 2001

It 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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Four-day fund drive for Red Cross to begin Monday at Grainger

By C.P. VanValkenburg | Sep. 14, 2001

An effort to raise funds for the American Red Cross, sponsored by the Society of Human Resource Management and Sigma Iota Epsilon, will begin Monday, Sept. 17 at 10:15 a.m. ' ¦

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Jimmy Eat album hard to swallow

By Heather Mendygral | Sep. 14, 2001

Jimmy Eat World and Jude stray from their roots while Solex stacks up samples'

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No sports until Monday

By Andrew Haffner and Alan Hamari | Sep. 14, 2001

NCAA along with other sports follow NFL???s precedent

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Administration files demands list to Pakistan in effort to track bin Laden

By Robin Wright | Sep. 14, 2001

WASHINGTON'In a day of intense diplomatic efforts that increasingly focused on Osama bin Laden, the Bush administration presented Pakistan with a detailed list of demands to help track the Saudi-born ' ¦

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Reality check

By Andy Ross | Sep. 13, 2001

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The right time for sports

By Phil Mitten | Sep. 13, 2001

Hard-Hittin' Mitten

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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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Farmers’ Market got game

By Max Sternbern and Maureen Dowling | Sep. 13, 2001

What comes to mind when you think of the Farmers' Market? Sweet corn, tomatoes, musk melons, right? Chances are, if it's a fruit or a vegetable, you can find it at the Dane County Farmers' Market on Capitol Square, which continues on Saturday mornings until Nov. 3. 

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Students to rally against voting bill in Assembly hearing

Sep. 13, 2001

The 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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U.S. recovers after attacks

Sep. 13, 2001

Search 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, 2001

The 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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Letters to the Editor

Sep. 13, 2001

Effects 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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Photo - Stars and stripes

By Mike Staab | Sep. 13, 2001

A 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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Challenges include facing weapons left behind

By Jason Stein | Sep. 13, 2001

Response to attack must be responsible

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UW community continues to absorb events

By Anna Gould | Sep. 13, 2001

Students 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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Economic Effects: U.S. markets closed; impact uncertain

By Danielle Szulczewski | Sep. 13, 2001

Statewide 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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For students abroad, information hard to find

By Courtney Heeren and Elliot Morris | Sep. 13, 2001

When 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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Take your appetite, not your girl, to Sita’s

By Justin Damm | Sep. 13, 2001

Hey, Southeast dorm dwellers: I know you're already getting sick of the food at Pop's Club, and maybe even the Juston Sticks at Ed's (pronounced just-OWN by those in the know). Well, there's a new Nepalese restaurant on the University Avenue side of University Square. Sita's Kitchen is cheap and satisfying, even more so when you think about how many times dinner at Pop's runs over $6.