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Sophomore running back Anthony Davis was stabbed in the left thigh last weekend and quarterbacks senior Brooks Bollinger and junior Jim Sorgi were injured in the Iowa game. The UW ' ¦'

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New faces heating up Heisman race

By Brad Rysz | Nov. 7, 2002

It is about that time of year again. November rolls its cold self around and the experts start the debating over the BCS formula, who should really be No. 1, ' ¦'

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Gents, we got next

By Brad Rysz | Nov. 7, 2002

All the pieces are there for Wisconsin women's basketball Head Coach Jane Albright, and now it's just a matter of putting them all together. UW is coming off an up-and- ' ¦

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GOP takes control of national politics

By Peter Long | Nov. 7, 2002

Election Day 2002 may go down as one of the most exciting and unpredictable events in American political history, as the Republicans gained the perfect trifecta of national politics'establishing majority ' ¦

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'I Spy' a low quality film

By Andy Van Sistine and William Temby | Nov. 7, 2002

Any movie that has Eddie Murphy, Owen Wilson, Famke Janssen and Malcolm McDowell should have an idiot-proof path to success. Murphy and Wilson have each proven themselves to be A-list ' ¦'

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Summer service trips offer credits, adventure

By Beth Skopp | Nov. 7, 2002

Many people never get the opportunity to travel, especially not to a foreign country, but one UW-Madison program goes further, providing students six credits for four weeks spent experiencing another ' ¦

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Fiesta Bowl and BCS picture clearing up

By Matt Carroll | Nov. 7, 2002

Four unbeatens fall; four more move one game closer to perfection in 2002 '

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Badger Watch aims to prevent theft on campus

By Reid Rosenberg | Nov. 7, 2002

If the place where you grew up is like many family-oriented neighborhoods in this country, then you might remember the ubiquitous \Neighborhood Watch"" signs that are posted in residential areas ' ¦

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Wisconsin Singers celebrate 35th anniversary

By Hilary Wichman | Nov. 7, 2002

After last weekend's chaos related to the wild Halloween celebrations, UW-Madison students may be searching for something less frenzied and perhaps more entertaining for the upcoming weekend. Luckily, the Wisconsin ' ¦

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Get 'Away' with 'Spirit'

By Amos Posner | Nov. 7, 2002

Amos: In Theaters Now'

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Wisdom in victory and defeat

By Eric Kleefeld | Nov. 7, 2002

It is often said that one can learn more from defeat than from victory. It might be useful to add that an even greater level of knowledge can be acquired ' ¦

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Expect high levels of (Smog) this Friday

By Gregg Sparks | Nov. 7, 2002

Besides Pavement, no band from the early '90s was more essential than (Smog) in ushering in the lo-fi sound that dominated the era. Essentially comprised of lead singer/guitarist Bill Callahan ' ¦'

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'New Day' no more than solid Gray

Nov. 6, 2002

(RCA) When David Gray entered the mainstream with 2000's White Ladder and its radio hit \Babylon,"" he established himself as a 10-years-overnight sensation and a premiere singer-songwriter. Named by Entertainment ' ¦'

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Hamblin to return to sheriff post

Nov. 6, 2002

Experience won out in the race for Dane County Sheriff as Republican incumbent Gary Hamblin carried 77 percent of the vote to Green Party candidate Adam Benedetto's 23 percent. \No ' ¦

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Lautenschlager defeats Biskupic in state AG race

By Molly Reppen | Nov. 6, 2002

In perhaps the tightest statewide race of the night, the battle to replace newly elected governor Jim Doyle as state attorney general, went into the early morning but Outgamie County ' ¦

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Tenants' rights persevere at city council meeting

By JoEllen Amato | Nov. 6, 2002

Tenants' rights advocates had cause to cheer Tuesday night as Madison City Council approved two tenant-friendly proposals according to Ald. Mike Verveer, District 4. One of the new ordinances caps ' ¦