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Badgers building momentum in the Big Ten
By Cyndi Manke | Oct. 3, 2003UW travels to Michigan, MSU
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Journalist advocates turning a new page in media ethics
Oct. 3, 2003Clarence Page, Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist for the Chicago Tribune, spoke on media ethics at the 2003 Ralph O. Nafziger Lecture Thursday at UW-Madison. Page discussed the credibility problems journalists face ' ¦
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Studio Quest has more than hair, but not much more
Oct. 3, 2003Studio Quest, 320 W. Gorham St., features a hip hair salon with high ceilings, exposed brick walls and a stylish staff in smart-girl glasses.??It may seem an odd space for ' ¦'
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UW looks for Big Ten win
By Joe Hasler | Oct. 2, 2003UW prepares for conference challenge; Badgers knock off UW-Milwaukee
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UW Engineering wins awards
By Maeghan Killeen | Oct. 2, 2003Engineering students from UW-Madison won top awards this past weekend at Challenge Bibendum, the world's largest environmental vehicle event. The fifth-annual competition was held September 22-25 in San Francisco and ' ¦
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Sports Bits
By Michael Jones | Oct. 2, 2003Women's World Cup: USA 1, Norway 0 The United States women's soccer team played stifling defense and won the battle of the top two rated teams in women's soccer, as ' ¦
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For a grade 'A' leader, do some homework
By Dinesh Ramde | Oct. 2, 2003One Aesop fable tells of a group of frogs that prays to Zeus to deliver a leader. Zeus playfully throws a log to them as their \king,"" but when they ' ¦
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Mockingblue regroups from recent release
By Bridget Maniaci | Oct. 2, 2003With influences ranging from Guster to classical symphonies, Mockingblue is a rare gem on the local music scene. Their first full-length album, (released Sept. 17) showcases their unique lineup with ' ¦'
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News Briefs
Oct. 2, 2003The Student Services Finance Committee approved full budget requests for WSUM and Vets for Vets Wednesday night. WSUM received $277,000 for a year of operational costs and Vets for Vets ' ¦
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No tapping here
By Michael Jones | Oct. 2, 2003When NFL Commissioner Paul Tagliabue is on his deathbed, and his loved ones are surrounding him, he will look back on his life and assess his greatest successes and his ' ¦
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UW Prof. discovers cat food formula that prevents hairballs
By Hsin-Chi Chan | Oct. 2, 2003Cleaning cat hairballs off the carpet may be an activity of the past thanks in part to research at UW-Madison. Mark Cook, professor of Animal Sciences, and his collaborators invented ' ¦
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Rumsfeld aide reflects on post-war PR difficulties
By Katie Will | Oct. 2, 2003With public outcry mounting over rising costs of war in Iraq and American deaths almost daily since the end of major combat operations, public relations for the Bush administration are ' ¦
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Athletic scholarships match tuition hike for 2003
By Anne Flavin | Oct. 2, 2003To match the 18.2 percent raise in tuition this year, the athletic department spent $1 million over the budgeted expenditure on athletic scholarships. UW-Madison students and athletes alike have had ' ¦
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The plague of fast food junkies
By Brian Lauvray | Oct. 2, 2003Fast food. Two words that for most people trigger a response in their saliva glands that would make Pavlov's dogs jealous. Driven by impulse to devour anything that smells like ' ¦'
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From grease to leafy green
By Luisa Capecchi | Oct. 2, 2003Many fast food restaurants are attempting to refresh their images by introducing new salads to their menus.??Besides the typical hamburgers and fries, tacos and burritos and other usually less healthy ' ¦'
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Gorbachev brings message of peace to Wis.
By Taniquelle Thurner | Oct. 2, 2003APPLETON, Wis.-Although Russia has made immense social, political and economic advances in the last few decades, the journey toward peace is far from over, former Russian President and Nobel Peace ' ¦
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Student vaccination bill passes senate
By Seth Bichler | Oct. 2, 2003A bill requiring Wisconsin universities to share information about Hepatitis B and Meningococcal disease with students living in university housing passed the state Senate Tuesday. The bill stipulates that entering ' ¦
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MTV invites Madison to join 'Real World'
By Amanda Becker | Oct. 2, 2003Music Television casting directors are coming to State Street Brats, 603 State St., to find out what happens when people in Madison stop being polite and start getting real. For ' ¦
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