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Police investigate Regent and State Street robberies
By Molly Borgstrom | Dec. 2, 2003Suspects in each may be the same man
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Dim prospects for State Sreet
By Jessica Gartner | Dec. 2, 2003Ron Czerwien, owner of Avol's Book Store, was shocked to learn that the building Avol's has inhabited for nearly two decades is facing demolition, especially given that he'd been negotiating ' ¦
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'Challenge' awaits Wisconsin
By Joe Hasler | Dec. 2, 2003The ACC-Big Ten Challenge started Monday with the conferences' perennial bottom-feeders, Florida State and Northwestern, playing each other. Tonight, the real action gets underway as the Wisconsin Badgers men's basketball ' ¦
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Badgers blown off course by Westerwinds
By Matt Carroll | Dec. 2, 2003It was too little, too late for the Wisconsin Badger women's basketball team (2-2) as their late-game rally was snuffed in a 64-58 loss to the Western Illinois Westerwinds (2-2) ' ¦
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Peter offers love, fettuccini to Paris
By Peter Long | Dec. 2, 2003Dear Paris, My name is Pete. I am 20 years old and currently a sophomore at the University of Wisconsin, where I hope to major in journalism and either history ' ¦'
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Kyoto treaty faces opposition from United States, Russia
By Rob Hunger | Dec. 2, 2003The controversial Kyoto Protocol, which is intended to reduce the level of greenhouse gases, recently suffered a major setback when Russia hinted that it would not ratify the treaty. Supporters ' ¦
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Dec. 2, 2003In parody of a comment by Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld, Britain's Plain English Campaign awarded him the \Foot in Mouth"" prize Monday, according to CNN.com. ""We also know there are ' ¦
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Bill would protect student athletes from unscrupulous agents
By Adam Bissen | Dec. 2, 2003Blue-chip high school athletes and collegians with the skills to go pro are often hounded by unscrupulous sports agents offering lavish gifts in exchange for signing a contract that would, ' ¦
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The good, bad and ugly
By Arvind Gopalratnam | Dec. 2, 2003As much as Thanksgiving is an opportunity to spend quality time with family and friends, eat boatloads of food and feebly acknowledge the debacle that is your academic semester, it ' ¦
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Former scout decries gay discrimination
By Les Chappell | Dec. 2, 2003Former Eagle Scout James Dale spoke at the Wisconsin Union Theater Monday night as part of the Wisconsin Union Directorate's Distinguished Lecture Series. Stressing the ideas of community and awareness, ' ¦
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FBI uses award-winning UW Police discrimination pamphlets
By Emily Winter | Dec. 2, 2003When three University of Wisconsin Police sergeants created pamphlets in 1996 to help Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender students on campus cope with hate crimes, they never thought their product ' ¦
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Hey students, Dean stands to the right
By Nitin Julka | Dec. 2, 2003Note to all Howard Dean supporters out there: This man is no liberal. Dean supported Republicans in cutting more than $250 billion from Medicare in 1995. As recently as this ' ¦
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UW textbook trading Web site goes online
By Emily Winter | Dec. 1, 2003Starting today, UW-Madison students have another way to bypass bookstores when buying textbooks: Madbook.com. The Web site, created by UW-Madison sophomore Michael Comstock, allows students to list textbooks they want ' ¦
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UW textbook trading Web site goes online
By Ryan Reszel , Emily Winter and Sam Marz | Dec. 1, 2003Starting today, UW-Madison students have another way to bypass bookstores when buying textbooks: Madbook.com. The Web site, created by UW-Madison sophomore Michael Comstock, allows students to list textbooks they want ' ¦
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UW textbook trading Web site goes online
By Emily Winter and Liz Puibello | Dec. 1, 2003Starting today, UW-Madison students have another way to bypass bookstores when buying textbooks: Madbook.com. The Web site, created by UW-Madison sophomore Michael Comstock, allows students to list textbooks they want ' ¦
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Music to Badgers' ears
By Cary Dohman | Dec. 1, 2003While students and athletes were at home celebrating the Thanksgiving holiday, the Wisconsin football team learned of their travel plans for winter break. The Badgers accepted an invitation to play ' ¦
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Silence to mark AIDS Day
By Alex Balistreri | Dec. 1, 2003Students on more than a dozen campuses nationwide, including UW-Madison, are using a day of silence to commemorate World AIDS Day today. Among the day's activities, the Wisconsin Black Student ' ¦
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Dec. 1, 2003Vice Chairman Roy E. Disney resigned from the board of The Walt Disney Co., according to the Associated Press. He also called for Chairman Michael Eisner to resign. Roy Disney ' ¦
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DAs reveal evidence against homicide suspect
By Maureen Backman | Dec. 1, 2003Prosecutors produced evidence for former UW-Madison student and alleged killer Meng-Ju Wu's preliminary hearings Tuesday, according to The Capital Times. Wu is charged with the shootings of Jason McGuigan, 28, ' ¦
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State St. sees holiday sales rise
By Molly Borgstrom | Dec. 1, 2003Many locally owned stores on State Street reported increased sales from the traditionally heavy post-Thanksgiving shopping weekend, indicating a positive start to the crucial holiday retail season. Managers and owners ' ¦
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