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Berklee turns tables on music education
By Ivy Okoniewski and By Rachel Schulze | Mar. 5, 2004Mass. music college offers its mixmasters degree'
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UW, Harvard to produce new stem cell lines
By Jason Stitt | Mar. 5, 2004UW-Madison's WiCell Institute and Harvard University both announced this week they plan to make new human embryonic stem cell lines available to researchers, even though United States policies prohibit federal ' ¦
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State senator kills campaign finance reform bill
By Patrice Kohl | Mar. 5, 2004A campaign finance reform bill died at the hands of its key author Thursday, as state Sen. Michael Ellis, R-Neenah, pulled the bill from the Senate agenda after it failed ' ¦
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Turning justice turns into a political game
By Nishant Bagadia | Mar. 4, 2004Politics turns the Unborn Victims of Violence Act into a threat to choice
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UW suspends Smith from team practices
By Josh Salm | Mar. 4, 2004The University of Wisconsin Student-Athlete Discipline Policy Appeals Committee modified UW-Madison sophomore Dwayne Smith's suspension Wednesday. Smith, a running back for the UW football team, will miss the team's first ' ¦
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Students may control seg fees
By Alex Balistreri and JoEllen Amato | Mar. 4, 2004The Associated Students of Madison announced Wednesday that changes to the group's constitution could alter the way students control millions of dollars in segregated fees. Four changes are up for ' ¦
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Students discuss Middle East conflicts
By Jason Stitt | Mar. 4, 2004Palestinian and Israeli students Wednesday night shared their views on the territorial conflicts in the Middle East with all who would listen at an event titled \Palestine 101."" ""In the ' ¦
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During bloody coups, a sense of history helps
By Sam Berns | Mar. 4, 2004The United States has set June 30 as the date to transfer sovereignty in Iraq to the Iraqi people. That means over the next four months the United States must ' ¦
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Edwards concedes from presidential race
By Elizabeth Wachowski | Mar. 4, 2004The presidential campaign moved to its next stage Wednesday as Sen. John Edwards, D-N.C., dropped out of the race while President Bush and Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass., prepared for their ' ¦
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Alumni describe life as Broadway producers
By Matt Fox and Amelia Buragas | Mar. 4, 2004Broadway producers Rocco Landesman and Rick Steiner explained the challenges of producing Broadway musicals Wednesday as part of a series of talks through the Communication Arts Department connecting students with ' ¦
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Kerry's race has just begun
By Eric Kleefeld | Mar. 4, 2004It's official. Though the Democratic National Convention is months away, the nomination has been decided. In November, President Bush will face Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass. Kerry won nine out of ' ¦
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Galactic causes 'Ruckus' in Madtown
By Justine Colgan | Mar. 4, 2004This Friday, the jazz-funk-rock band Galactic will bring their original sound to the Barrymore Theatre, 2090 Atwood Ave. With the release of Ruckus last October, the band merged to incorporate ' ¦'
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Sender of new e-mail virus disguised as UW officials
By Emily Winter and Leah Leonidas | Mar. 4, 2004Another strain of the Beagle e-mail virus began infecting UW-Madison campus mailboxes Tuesday, this time under the guise of seemingly legitimate senders. According to Division of Information Technology spokesperson Brian ' ¦
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Edwards concedes presidential race
By Steven Wishau - The Daily Cardinal and Elizabeth Wachowski | Mar. 4, 2004The presidential campaign moved to its next stage Wednesday as Sen. John Edwards, D-N.C., dropped out of the race while President Bush and Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass., prepared for their ' ¦
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New fair grounds
By Amanda Buhman | Mar. 4, 2004Looking for a new study spot, a tall latte, or a good cause? Maybe all three? A new coffee shop has just opened at 418 State St. from the owner ' ¦'
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Gibson's passion for free publicity
By Jessica Lischka | Mar. 4, 2004So what do Mel Gibson and Janet Jackson have in common? You guessed it-the need for excessive media coverage to bolster the profits of their latest projects. The question is ' ¦'
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Students may control seg fees
By Alex Balistreri | Mar. 4, 2004The Associated Students of Madison announced Wednesday that changes to the group's constitution could alter the way students control millions of dollars in segregated fees. Four changes are up for ' ¦
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Overture enters Phase II
By Stosh Jonjak | Mar. 4, 2004After the completion of Phase I, the Overture Center is preparing to begin Phase II of its construction plan, the construction team for the Overture Center announced at a meeting ' ¦
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Avol's bookstore Ancora-s down in Canterbury's place
By Ben Schultz | Mar. 4, 2004These are speculative days at 315 W. Gorham. In Canterbury's absence, Ancora Coffee Roasters is left with Avol's bookstore as a new roommate. The coffeehouse stands stalwartly and confidently just ' ¦'
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