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Badger Bits

The Minnesota Gophers beat up on the Badgers by a score of 76-53 in Minnesota Thursday. Sophomore guard Stephanie Rich led the Badgers with 14 points and five assists. Senior ' ¦


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Memory of Fred Rogers will remain untarnished

A 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

As 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

After 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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Badgers battle for No. 8 seed

The hotly-contested No. 8 seed in the Western Collegiate Hockey Association playoffs is up for grabs this weekend. The reinvigorated Wisconsin Badgers will attempt to surmount the Michigan Tech Huskies ' ¦


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Iraq agreed \in principle"" Thursday to begin destroying stocks of missiles that violate U.N. resolutions, but demanded that U.N. weapons inspectors first begin talks in Baghdad over how and when ' ¦


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Bush must hear world dissent

As 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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Letters to the Editor

Books not bombs. Not in my name. No blood for oil. Opponents of a war with Iraq have used these slogans to voice their opinion. Books instead of bombs is ' ¦


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Teach-in attendees promote walk-out

A boisterous crowd of several hundred, mostly UW-Madison students, attended an anti-war teach-in entitled \Military Budgets & Tuition Hikes: A Prelude to March 5,"" Thursday at the Orpheum Theatre, 216 State St. 



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