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Problems loom for Crandon mine site
By Adam Halverson | Apr. 29, 2003The always controversial Crandon Mine is once again in the headlines. Gordon Connor, head of the Northern Wisconsin Resource Group, recently purchased the mine. State Rep. Spencer Black, D-Madison, asked ' ¦
UW prof contrasts conflicts in Iraq and North Korea
By Steven Wishau - The Daily Cardinal and Erin Rushmer | Apr. 29, 2003The outcome of the nuclear weapons crisis in North Korea is completely unpredictable according to David Leheny, UW-Madison political science professor and former member of the state department's terrorism office. ' ¦
Common myths floating around the halls
By Emily Kremer and Jon Spike | Apr. 29, 2003The Weekly Piece'
A year later: Bush's politics unchanged
By Morgan Bottner | Apr. 29, 2003Before I sat down to write today's column-my final bit of writing for The Daily Cardinal-I took a few moments to think back on my time writing for this paper. ' ¦
Shadow Day offers high schoolers taste of college life
By Emily Winter | Apr. 28, 2003Despite chaos at the start of Shadow Day, Friday's event successfully provided minority and lesbian, gay, bisexual and transsexual high school students from around the state with a glimpse of ' ¦
Wisconsin oarsmen continue winning ways
By Katy Hertel | Apr. 28, 2003Spectators lined the north shores of Lake Wingra to watch the Wisconsin Badgers' rowing teams win every race they entered at the Midwest Rowing Championships on Saturday, and were rewarded ' ¦
Pipes' intimidation tactics harm debate
By Alexandra Gekas | Apr. 28, 2003On Tuesday, April 29, 2003, Daniel Pipes is coming to speak at UW-Madison for the Wisconsin Union Directorate's Spotlight Series. Since his appearance was announced, there has been a strong ' ¦
Bengals take USC's Palmer first
By Greg Porter | Apr. 28, 2003UW's Bollinger, Tucker and Johnson cousins move to NFL
Armed man robs Greenbush
By Molly Borgstrom | Apr. 28, 2003An armed robber targeted the campus-area doughnut haven Greenbush Bakery, 1305 Regent St., Friday night. According to a police report, the suspect entered the bakery shortly before midnight and threatened ' ¦
Casino may be in the cards for Madison
By Adrienne Bell | Apr. 28, 2003Residents in Dane County could see a casino come to Madison next year. Gov. Jim Doyle signed six casino gaming compacts with American Indian tribes Friday, including one with the ' ¦
Assisted suicide bill faces opposition from conservative state Legislature
By Molly Borgstrom | Apr. 28, 2003Terminally ill patients in Wisconsin could legally receive assistance in ending their lives, under a new bill proposed by state Sen. Fred Risser, D-Madison, and state Rep. Frank Boyle, D-Amnicon ' ¦
We must deconstruct labels
By Youssef Sawan and Brittany Jones | Apr. 28, 2003The word \progressive"" is used all the time in describing the UW-Madison campus and the Madison community. But what really is progressive? I've wondered this since I first came to ' ¦
Rally participants urge sexual assault prevention at Take Back the Night vigil
By Chris Henjum | Apr. 28, 2003Daniel and Kristin had dated for two years. After Daniel slapped Kristin, she chose to end the relationship. Daniel became erratic, meeting her after class and calling her workplace incessantly. ' ¦
Softball scores big win
By Valerie Todryk | Apr. 28, 2003For the UW softball team (17-27 overall, 6-12 Big Ten) this weekend's home conference series was when it all started coming together. After a disappointing 7-0 loss to the Penn ' ¦
Policy on terror inconsistent
By Andrea Falkenhagen | Apr. 25, 2003\We will make no distinction between the terrorists and those who harbor them. Make no mistake, the U.S. will hunt down and punish those responsible for these cowardly acts."" With ' ¦
Accounting students confess to cheating
By Emily Winter | Apr. 25, 2003UW-Madison students in Accounting 340 cheated on a take-home exam that was due May 9, according to Michael Knetter, dean of UW-Madison School of Business. Professor Kathy Hurtt required her ' ¦