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Crichton's new novel easy 'Prey'
By William Temby | Mar. 4, 2003Author returns with scariest yet'
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State Senate delays gambling override
By Molly Borgstrom and Maida N. Woulf | Mar. 4, 2003Senators meet again today
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Abortion: up close and personal advice
By Jessica Brown | Mar. 4, 2003I was unsure how I felt about abortion when I was in college. I identified as a feminist, and was nominally pro-choice, but I tended to assume a certain moral ' ¦'
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Universal Studios cracks down on file sharing at UW
By Kristen Titus and Liz Puibello | Mar. 4, 2003In an attempt to regulate illegal file-sharing, Universal Studios Inc. notified UW-Madison officials of 127 campus network users who have violated federal copyright laws. \We take the issue of movie ' ¦
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'Silent Play' raises a big ruckus on Broom St.
By Nick Kaplan | Mar. 3, 2003The great American theater of guns, sex, religion and money are all brought to life without the use of the spoken word in Broom Street Theater's latest production \Silent Play."" ' ¦'
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Mar. 3, 2003Gov. Jim Doyle vetoed a bill Friday that would have curbed his power by giving the state Legislature approval over tribal gaming compacts, but Republican leaders immediately retaliated by calling ' ¦
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Badger Bits
By Erin Schmidtke | Mar. 3, 2003The Wisconsin Badgers moved into eighth place in the Western Collegiate Hockey Association with a weekend sweep over the Michigan Tech Huskies. The Badgers (7-15-4 WCHA, 13-19-4 overall) ruined senior ' ¦
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Observers speak of new Int'l Criminal Court's role
By Emily Winter | Mar. 3, 2003UW-Madison students gathered Saturday to listen to the nation's leading international law scholars disseminate the role of the new International Criminal Court. Lou Ann Bohn, a member of the Wisconsin ' ¦
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Wrestling tournament gives State Street businesses surge
By Sam Cusick and Molly Borgstrom | Mar. 3, 2003The local economy got a big boost this weekend from high-school wrestlers and supporters in town for the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletics Association state wrestling tournament. Several businesses in the State ' ¦
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Distance from the realities of war prevents understanding
By Slava Shayman | Mar. 3, 2003Trapped between concerned Americans buying duct tape and excited Americans listening to Tom Brokaw glorify WWII, I often find myself out of place. Having grown up in Eastern Europe--a region ' ¦
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Califone rings and Rutili answers
By RA Barahona | Mar. 3, 2003In the late '90s, Califone formed from the ashes of the respected blues influenced indie-rock band Red Red Meat. Since then, the band has been building up a loyal following, ' ¦'
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It's a sad day in the neighborhood
By Justin Damm | Mar. 3, 2003I know that this was already covered in Friday's edition, but if you haven't heard, Mister Rogers has passed away. Like so many others in this nation of general health ' ¦'
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Augusta need not be forced to admit all
By Derek Brink | Mar. 3, 2003The all-male membership at the prestigious Augusta National Golf Club, the site of the Masters tournament, never used to be an issue. In fact, even though I have watched the ' ¦
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Bush must hear world dissent
By Sam Berns | Feb. 28, 2003As we edge closer toward a seemingly inevitable war with Iraq, dissent in the international community is rising. Important allies of the United States, led by France and Germany, are ' ¦
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Govt. records international students
By Anna Krejci and Tom Walsh | Feb. 28, 2003After Sept. 11, the U.S. government raised security standards on existing programs monitoring international students' data, including fingerprints of those from countries designated by the government as posing terrorist threats. ' ¦'
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Memory of Fred Rogers will remain untarnished
Feb. 28, 2003A great and comforting voice who nursed many members of this generation through countless days fell silent Thursday. Fred Rogers, the gracious and humble \Mister Rogers"" passed away at the ' ¦'
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Bush must hear world dissent
By Sam Berns | Feb. 28, 2003As we edge closer toward a seemingly inevitable war with Iraq, dissent in the international community is rising. Important allies of the United States, led by France and Germany, are ' ¦
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U. Square businesses see uncertain future
By Elizabeth Wachowski and Katy Hertel | Feb. 28, 2003Changes for University Square
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Students learn about health at Wellness Fair
By Jennifer Waugh | Feb. 28, 2003This weekend, if you are looking to check your carbon monoxide level, see if you are riding the right bike or learn from an Afro-Brazilian martial arts instructor, you're in ' ¦
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