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Strike, picket lines divide campus
By Sam-Omar Hall and JoEllen Amato | Apr. 28, 2004Hundreds turn out in support of TAA
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Medical Association official supports drink specials ban
By Dave Arnold | Apr. 28, 2004Richard Yoast, director of the Office of Alcohol and Drug Abuse for the American Medical Association, told Policy, Alternative, Community and Education and university representatives that his organization fully supports ' ¦
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Father, son prove it's never too late to learn
By Michael Jones | Apr. 28, 2004The philosopher George Santayana once wrote, \Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it."" Fortunately, John Holcomb Sr. and his son, John Jr., got the message. On ' ¦'
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Ben Stiller: oversaturated in movies but still in 'Envy'
By William Temby | Apr. 28, 2004Ben Stiller is the movie star equivalent of J??germeister -a shot here and there can be stomached, even relished. Unfortunately, there's always that one night where you overdo it, going ' ¦'
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Witmer sisters will not return to combat units
By Maureen Backman | Apr. 28, 2004Guard spokesperson Lt. Col. Tim Donovan announced Tuesday the sisters of a soldier killed in combat in Baghdad have decided not to return to their combat units in Iraq, according ' ¦
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From supreme rower to supreme coach
By Ben Hubner | Apr. 28, 2004Wisconsin men's rowing coach Chris Clark is not just an average coach. Since being named head coach in 1996, he has brought the program to national prominence. Before he became ' ¦
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NFC North teams add new faces
By Jon McNamara | Apr. 28, 2004The 2004 National Football League Draft allowed the teams of the NFC North to fill gaps in their current rosters as well as address the problems that they faced last ' ¦
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Destroyer touts intimate glam rock
Apr. 28, 2004The Daily Cardinal: In you explore what you refer to as \European Blues."" What do you mean by that? Daniel Bejar: [sighs] That's the question that's been stumping me left ' ¦'
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Softball looks for strong finish
By Brad Rysz | Apr. 28, 2004The season is winding down for the Wisconsin softball team (26-23 overall, 5-9 Big Ten) as it heads on the road to face regional foe Loyola (19-26, 8-7 Horizon League) ' ¦
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Electronic voting prompts fears of fraud, hackers
By Adam Bissen | Apr. 28, 2004Computer glitches and political hackers could taint the integrity of future elections, a number of voting experts and Wisconsin legislators fear, four years after paper chads became synonymous with electoral ' ¦
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Apr. 28, 2004The Madison Police Department will be holding its annual community meeting to discuss this Saturday's Mifflin Street Block Party today at 7:30 p.m. The meeting will be held at the ' ¦
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Seeking out our everywhere people
By Amos Posner | Apr. 28, 2004As we tiptoe into the month of May, we count down the last days of our semester, our school year and for a precious few overachievers, our college careers. Now ' ¦'
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Police to impose four-keg limit per house at Mifflin St. party
By Seth Bichler | Apr. 27, 2004City cites safety concerns; Mifflin residents unfazed
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Track flourishes in Iowa
By Jon McNamara and Meghana Agni | Apr. 27, 2004The men?s and women?s track and field teams proved this past weekend why Wisconsin is consistently one of the top track programs in the nation. Both teams excelled in the ' ¦
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State bargaining fails; TAs strike
By Molly Reppen and Keith Zukas | Apr. 27, 2004The Teaching Assistants' Association voted Monday to hold a campus-wide walkout strike today and Wednesday after rejecting final contract proposals from the State Bargaining Committee. Over 500 TAs and project ' ¦
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Dell to UW: Dude, you're getting recycled computers
By Dinesh Ramde | Apr. 27, 2004An environmental group led by UW-Madison students proved it really can make a difference. Four months after writing a letter to Dell Chair Michael Dell, two UW-Madison students participated in ' ¦
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Longing for summer employment
By Peter Long | Apr. 27, 2004I really need a job. Allow me to rephrase. I need a job, not quite as badly as my senior friends graduating with history, political science, Sanskrit and journalism degrees ' ¦'
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Wiley touts Connections program as possible solution to UW-Madison overcrowding
By Emily Winter and By Maggie DeGroot | Apr. 27, 2004Overcrowded UW-Madison freshman and sophomore classes, lack of interest in two year UW System colleges and UW-Eau Claire surpassing UW-Madison in rejection rates of admissions applications are leading to system-wide ' ¦
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Ignorance lets right-wing trends go unchecked
By Jessica Gartner | Apr. 27, 2004A bill that would potentially restrict women's access to a full range of medical options made its way through the House and Senate, all the way to Gov. Doyle's desk, ' ¦
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BALCO admits giving various drugs
Apr. 27, 2004Two California newsapers have released a report that the Bay Area Laboratory Co-Operative (BALCO) gave steroids to 27 athletes. Company founder Victor Conte?s lawyers claim that Conte has denied such ' ¦
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