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Standards up for UW applicants
By Michelle Diament | Jun. 6, 2002Admissions office sees 4% increase
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A taste of the Farmers' Market
By Allyson Ruskey | Jun. 6, 2002Whether you're a lifelong Madison native or new to the community, make sure you keep your Saturday mornings free for the Dane County Farmers' Market on the Capitol Square. The ' ¦'
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State Street eateries: so many choices, and something for everyone
By Kelly Kallien and Jessica Jones | Jun. 6, 2002Downtown Madison's State Street is known for many things. It is one of the most famous pedestrian malls in the nation, extending from the UW-Madison campus all the way to ' ¦'
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UW freshmen: It's all online
By Michelle Diament | Jun. 6, 2002The incoming freshman class will be able to take advantage of increasing technology at UW-Madison, including Web enrollment and the NetID system, more so than any group before, according to ' ¦
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Reissued 'Waltz' is worth the wait
By Dan Weltin | Jun. 6, 2002Twenty-five years ago, the biggest and possibly the most famous, if not the most historic, farewell concert was given. The legendary rock group, The Band, said good-bye on Thankgiving night ' ¦'
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Rock, rock, rockaway terrace!
By Gregg Sparks | Jun. 6, 2002Hey, ho! Let's go???to the Memorial Union Terrace for free music this summer'
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Harlow biography stirs controversy
By Beth Hoenisch | Jun. 6, 2002The upcoming release of the biography of controversial primate-research pioneer Harry Harlow may trigger outcries from animal activists, but Terry Devitt, director or research communications for the university, predicts it ' ¦'
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A Madison free-for-all!
Jun. 6, 2002Running low on funds since you had to buy that $200 math book? Don't fret, you don't have to be Daddy Warbucks to enjoy summertime in Madison.'
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War on terror revives authority for civil-liberty abuses
By Thomas Derpinghaus | Jun. 6, 2002When waging war against a seemingly invisible enemy, civil liberties and issues of personal privacy have always been at risk of being pushed aside in the name of national security. ' ¦
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The job search: how to study, pay bills and stay sane
By Alexandra Gekas | Jun. 6, 2002For many students jobs held during their college careers cover school and social expenses. Employment is an important aspect of student life, and the diversity of jobs in Madison allows ' ¦
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Liberal activism on campus declining despite extensive history
By Danielle Szulczewski | Jun. 6, 2002Activists lack creative campaigns, considerable leadership, substantive support; too ambitious to achieve objectives
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UW getting on the offensive
By Cary Dohman | Jun. 6, 2002Badgers place year's emphasis on offense rather than defense
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Sail (or ski or climb) away
By Katie Gilbert | Jun. 6, 2002For the adventurous and the daring, there is an alternate form of education that teaches leadership skills and provides a comfortable social setting for students and adults of all ages. ' ¦
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Campus services safeguard students
By Maya Ziv-el and Sam Morgan | Jun. 6, 2002Available resources prevent sex assaults
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Overture continues to rise
By Ben Sykes | Jun. 6, 2002State St. arts center construction chugs on
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Freshmen in dorms at higher risk of meningitis
By Jenny Bryers | Jun. 6, 2002Incoming college freshmen are more likely to get meningitis than are other college students, conclude several studies. And according to one doctor, the time to get vaccinated is at least ' ¦'
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Bush axes student debt realignment
By Maya Ziv-el | May. 3, 2002The Bush administration unofficially withdrew a proposal to change the system of student debt consolidation Wednesday in the midst of heavy criticism from some members of Congress. Under the proposal, ' ¦
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Letters to the Editor
May. 3, 2002This Tuesday, May 7, the university will hold it's annual day-long Plan 2008 Campus Forum to discuss the administration's progress in implementing the plan's seven goals. The plan focuses on ' ¦
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Facing life after college
By Kate Burkart-Paulson | May. 3, 2002Graduation raises the question 'What's next?'
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Student education restrictions illogical
By Sudha Rajan | May. 3, 2002Will preventing people from learning how to do something stop them from doing it? The government seems to think so. Increased concern about national security since the Sept. 11 attacks ' ¦
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