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Suffering for Saddam a nightmare
By Dan Hinkel | Apr. 9, 2003I awoke the other morning from a troubled dream and discovered that I had been turned into Saddam Hussein. I looked in the mirror, considering the possibility that I was ' ¦'
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New proposal in Legislature would strengthen state's identity theft laws
By Peter Cameron and Ryan Dashek | Apr. 9, 2003Criminals should think twice before using a stolen personal identification number to withdraw cash, because the state is considering a proposal to crack down on identity theives. A proposal introduced ' ¦
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Int'l students face new fee to support SEVIS
By Reid Rosenberg | Apr. 9, 2003Although international students are already at a financial disadvantage compared with other students-they have higher travel expenses and pay the out-of-state tuition rate-UW-Madison will soon implement a new fee for ' ¦
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Proposal would see increased damage fees
By Molly Borgstrom | Apr. 9, 2003A proposal quietly making its way through the city government would force tenants to pay landlords twice the amount of damage they cause to their apartments. The proposal is a ' ¦
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LGBT activists to speak out through silence
By Michelle Diament | Apr. 9, 2003Silence will speak loudly today as members and supporters of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community pledge not to speak for nine hours in an effort to call attention ' ¦
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Apr. 9, 2003After controversy prompted Ald. Ken Golden, District 10, to yank his proposal offering sanctuary to the Dixie Chicks in Madison, the city council Tuesday adopted a substitute resolution that defends ' ¦
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Not many chances left
By Bill Cooney | Apr. 9, 2003He had the perfect swing. But he missed. He had the speed. But he ran in the wrong direction. He had fame, fortune and fans everywhere begging for an autograph ' ¦
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Syracuse conquers KU for first NCAA crown
Apr. 8, 2003The first time is the best time for Syracuse University. The Orangemen (30-5) captured their first NCAA basketball crown ever, on Monday night, defeating the Jayhawks of Kansas (30-8) 81-78. ' ¦
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Join the 'Miss America Family'
By Julia Bartz | Apr. 8, 2003Trixie is an ex-beauty queen housewife who decides to buy a gun and use it. Ezra is the son who begins an affair with his employer's daughter. Mitzie, the daughter, ' ¦'
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'Mixed-use' apartment complexes saturate campus area
By Sam Marz and Ben Moderson-Kox | Apr. 8, 2003Students will soon see a relative abundance of both stores and housing near campus, thanks to low loan rates in past years and an explosive degree of developer interest in ' ¦
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Bucky getting on the offensive
By Arvind Gopalratnam | Apr. 8, 2003The UW Badgers football team is back in the \spring' of things as they complete their second week of team practices and host their annual intersquad game this Saturday at ' ¦
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Porn expresses natural human desires
By Rebekah Ravenscroft-Scott | Apr. 8, 2003As was recently reported in campus newspapers across the country, dorm porn is alive and well. For some, it's just too tempting to hook up that digital video camera and ' ¦'
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Candidates reveal plans for opt-out, student govt. politics
By Kristen Titus | Apr. 8, 2003In Monday night's party slate debate, representatives from the Student Alliance of Madison, Third Wave and Badger Parties agreed changes from this year's divided and seemingly unaccomplished Associated Students of ' ¦
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States may ban cross burning
By Molly Borgstrom | Apr. 8, 2003In a 6-3 decision, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled Monday that states may ban cross burning done with the intent to intimidate. Yet the Court also ruled 5-4 that cross ' ¦
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Media coverage of Iraq different around globe
By Emily Winter | Apr. 8, 2003A group of UW-Madison students who are analyzing media coverage of the war in Iraq reported vast differences in war coverage among various nations Monday when the group launched its ' ¦
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'Drummer' pretty darn great in bed
By Matt Fox and Nicole Sparacino | Apr. 8, 2003While MTV and fictional novels don't necessarily go hand in hand, the music television channel has expanded its hold on American popular culture to the literary world, and the result ' ¦'
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