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U.S. recovers after attacks

Search for survivors continues; FBI pursues suspects; Congress passes resolution

Media Analysis: Media critics give news outlets high marks

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 ' ¦

Letters to the Editor

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 ' ¦

Photo - Stars and stripes

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 ' ¦'

Challenges include facing weapons left behind

Response to attack must be responsible

UW community continues to absorb events

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 ' ¦

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

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 ' ¦

For students abroad, information hard to find

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 ' ¦

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

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.  

Wage, labor laws ignore migrant farmworkers

On Sept. 17, students on campus will have the unique opportunity to support migrant farmworkers in their struggle for justice. Madison is one of several stops on a cross-country campaign ' ¦

Movie Reviews: Big, bright, shining ’Star’

Rock Star

Brian pushes unlimited potential

A. Miller's Tale'

Brewster has big shoes to fill

Last 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 ' ¦

Relatives relate story of victims’ final minutes on hijacked jetliner

Thomas 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.  

Football or no football?

Barring changes, football game still planned for Saturday

Experiencing and rejecting hatred

I am writing this column at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, and although much has probably happened since these words were written, I have already seen as much as I can possibly ' ¦

News analysis: Experts elaborate on attacks’ implications

Many U.S. citizens awoke across the country Tuesday to startling images on the television. 

Fat-free does not always mean healthy

Fat-free products line shelves on grocery stores nationwide, and consumers have been gobbling them up. Unfortunately for consumers, fat-free does not mean healthy. According to Jan Schaefer, student service coordinator ' ¦'

’Deliberate and deadly’ - The Day in Photos

The ethics of modern science

Campus life has always involved protest and debate, but the recent issues have a common link. Some students fiercely protest abortion, while across campus others abhor the university's support of ' ¦'