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Large org requests to challenge SSFC
By Courtney Heeren | Oct. 2, 2001Members question possible tuition effects
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U.S. should be wary when making friends
By Jonathan Linder | Oct. 2, 2001Despite my belief that military intervention should always be the last resort in any conflict, I found it heartening to read Friday's news reports that Green Berets and Navy Seals ' ¦
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AIDS Walk raises $600K in Madison debut
By Laci Jones | Oct. 1, 2001More than $600,000 was raised for HIV/AIDS research, treatment and prevention when the 12th annual AIDS Walk Wisconsin made its debut in Madison Saturday. The fund-raising walk drew more than ' ¦
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UW ranks among top 10 activist schools in U.S.
By Molly Reppen | Oct. 1, 2001UW-Madison ranked 10th in Mother Jones magazine's annual Top 10 Activist Campuses list. The magazine cited UW-Madison students' commitment to Ecopledge, an organization that aims to persuade corporations to be ' ¦
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Assassination of bin Laden would not violate ban
Oct. 1, 2001Since about 1998, the CIA has been attempting to capture or assassinate Osama bin Laden, according to a report in The New York Times Sunday. While an executive order against ' ¦
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18-cent cigarette tax increase begins today
Oct. 1, 2001An 18-cent cigarette tax increase in the state of Wisconsin goes into effect today, raising the state cigarette tax from 59 to 77 cents per pack. The increase will give ' ¦
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Protesters urge thoughtful response
By Andy Van Sistine and Christina Thuli | Oct. 1, 2001More than 200 people gathered on Library Mall Saturday for a peace rally organized by the Madison Area Peace Coalition in conjunction with a series of rallies held in Washington, ' ¦
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Draft possibility evokes apprehension
By Thomas Derpinghaus and C.P. VanValkenburg | Oct. 1, 2001I've never been much of a fighter. I got into my first physical altercation a little over a month ago when some troglodyte thought I was throwing firecrackers at him. ' ¦
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Fans respect heightened football game security
Oct. 1, 2001Heightened security measures at Camp Randall Stadium did not appear to cause problems at Saturday's football game, as most crowd members reached their seats before kickoff. In response to the ' ¦
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Badger Bits
Oct. 1, 2001Volleyball sweeps Indiana, Illinois on roadThe seventh-ranked Wisconsin volleyball team remained undefeated in Big Ten Conference play with a 30-15, 30-23, 30-26 victory over Indiana Friday and a 30-19, 30-24, ' ¦
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’Count Fagula’ hits Broom Street
By Peter Cameron and Nick Kaplan | Oct. 1, 2001A cross-dressing hotel clerk, a boxing nun, a cowboy lesbian, a sleepwalking nymphomaniac, a fly-eating psychopath, a verbally dyslexic German doctor with Turette's syndrome and a real-estate broker named John are some of the characters making up Callen Harty's 'Count Fagula,' now playing at the Broom Street Theater, 1119 Williamson St. This parody of Bram Stoker's 'Dracula' combines slapstick humor, everything from pop to country music and biting sexual commentary to produce a fun and sometimes hard-to-believe experience.
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UW stumbles to victory
By Leif Griffin | Oct. 1, 2001Badgers struggle on offense against I-AA Hilltoppers
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Hazardous materials leak at Water Science
Oct. 1, 2001A report of a hydrogen sulfide vapor leak at the Water Science Building led UW Police to block off areas surrounding the building at 660 N. Park St. Saturday. The ' ¦
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Patriotism cannot infringe upon right to free speech
By Kate Burkart-Paulson | Oct. 1, 2001While patriotism has found a new resurgence over the past few weeks, much of it is inherently un-American. Since the attack on America, U.S. citizens have attempted to be patriotic, ' ¦
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ASM chair makes two national TV appearances
Oct. 1, 2001Associated Students of Madison Chair Jessica Miller will appear on today's episode of Oprah, which will include a panel discussion on the subject of whether the United States should go ' ¦
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Back to Mr. Rogers’ neighborhood
By Matt Worzala | Oct. 1, 2001It's a beautiful day for a column today, a beautiful day for a reader. Could you read mine? Would you read mine? Won't you read my column?
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Magnuson spills thoughts on water resources
By Ellen Segall | Oct. 1, 2001There is a growing concern about the future of fresh-water resources not just nationally, but across the globe. Limnologists'scientists who primarily study bodies of freshwater with focus on physical and ' ¦'
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Northeast dairy compact expires
By Nathan Tasso | Oct. 1, 2001A new market opened up for Wisconsin dairy farmers Sunday when the Northeast Interstate Dairy Compact expired, ending tariffs that effectively prevented farmers from outside of New England from selling ' ¦
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Fleming unable to compete for UW basketball
By James Wold and JoEllen Amato | Sep. 28, 2001Latrell Fleming, a freshman with the Badger men's basketball team, will not be able to compete at Wisconsin due to a medical condition known as hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, Badgers Head Coach ' ¦
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