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A dominating performer

By Whitney Newman , Michael Jones , Liz Puibello and Tom Walsh | Sep. 26, 2001

DaPra leads UW???s offensive attack

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Support for force may have limits

By Ronald Brownstein | Sep. 26, 2001

WASHINGTON'In a single day, the terrorist attacks on New York and the Pentagon transcended decades of debates between the parties over the proper use of American military force, uniting liberals ' ¦

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Jordan announces return to NBA

By Whitney Newman and James Wold | Sep. 26, 2001

His Airness is back. Michael Jordan, widely believed to be the greatest basketball player ever, is returning to the NBA again, this time as a member of the Washington Wizards. ' ¦

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A mysterious package offers a new path

By Mike Murphy | Sep. 26, 2001

This is a Long Title for Someone with Nothing to Talk About'

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Oneida coming to rock, not gamble

By Emily Winecke | Sep. 26, 2001

(Jagjaguwar Records) When Brooklyn-based Oneida emerged from an abandoned two-story nightclub, the rush to label the group's unique sound began. Its first three albums endured a cornucopia of musical tags, ' ¦'

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Congress considers student rights following attacks

By Danielle Szulczewski | Sep. 26, 2001

Terrorist attacks in New York City and Washington, D.C., have left legislators scrambling to strike a balance between ensuring national security while protecting the civil rights of all Americans. The ' ¦

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Believe the hype: Here comes Oysterhead

Sep. 26, 2001

(Elektra) Taking the music scene by storm in true supergroup fashion, Oysterhead is bound to raise eyebrows. Be it in disdain or in delight is really going to matter on ' ¦'

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Japan, Saudi Arabia back United States

By Molly Borgstrom and By Rachel Schulze | Sep. 26, 2001

Bush ???proud??? of investigation efforts

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Weary Afghans not strangers to strife

By Jessica Peterson | Sep. 26, 2001

War at Home and Abroad: The History

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New century, new home

By Lynn Wohlwend | Sep. 26, 2001

There seem to be a lot of happy pharmacy students on the west side of campus these days. Many of them are lounging in slick, new booths and shiny, metal ' ¦'

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Kind will not run for Wis. governorship

By Julia Bartz | Sep. 26, 2001

Rep. Ron Kind, D-LaCrosse, announced Monday that he would not enter the Wisconsin governor's race, leaving four other Democrats to battle it out for the chance to face Republican Gov. ' ¦

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Ramsey talks Bush and Texas politics

By Eric Bain | Sep. 26, 2001

Ross Ramsey is the editor of Texas Weekly, a publication covering Texas state politics. He is in Madison this week as a participant in the UW-Madison public affairs writer-in-residence program. ' ¦

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Laws endanger civil rights

By Sarah Turner | Sep. 26, 2001

'Either you are with us or you're with the terrorists.' When President Bush spoke these words, he effectively issued an executive order: Stand behind his political leadership because failure to ' ¦

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Onion returns to deal with Sept. 11 attacks

By Aileen Jacobson | Sep. 26, 2001

What does a humor publication do when tragedy hits? 'U.S. Vows to Defeat Whoever It Is We're at War With.' 'Massive Attack on Pentagon Page 14 News.' 'Report: Generation X ' ¦

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Letter to the Editor

Sep. 26, 2001

Attacks a wake-up call for our generationGenerations before us had the Depression, Pearl Harbor and Kennedy's assassination. We have the World Trade Center. Not again will our predecessors ask us ' ¦

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Proposed answers not the final solution

By Kevin Warnke | Sep. 26, 2001

America is preparing to go to war. Last week President Bush assured us this wouldn't just be a military operation. He said his administration would use 'every means of diplomacy, ' ¦

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New research relates whales to mammals

Sep. 26, 2001

Which came first, the whale or the cow? It may never be a catch phrase, but that question has been perplexing researchers for years. In the Sept. 21 issue of ' ¦'

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Herbs and spices can kill harmful bacteria

Sep. 26, 2001

Antibacterial agents coat everything from soap to cutting boards. Unfortunately, there are new concerns that the bacteria the agents target may become resistant. Now, Eric Johnson and Byron Brehm-Stecher, scientists ' ¦'

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Kunderts make soccer a sister act

By Stacy Hicklin | Sep. 26, 2001

The Daily Cardinal straps on its shinguards, steps into the goal and talks shop with the UW's sisters of soccer, Jenny and Kelly Kundert. Senior Kelly Kundert leads the Badgers ' ¦

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Job recruiters cancel visits after attacks

By Kevin Roth | Sep. 26, 2001

Students who attended one of last weeks' career fairs sponsored by UW-Madison may have noticed an unusually large number of last-minute cancellations by prospective employers. More than 10 percent of ' ¦