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Peace march avoids disrupting Mifflin

By Jason Stitt and Valerie Klessig | May. 3, 2004

Activists head to Capitol to rally against Bush

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Friday Orpheum fire may have been arson

By Molly Reppen and Jason Stitt | Apr. 26, 2004

The fire that charred a first-floor bathroom in the Orpheum Theatre, 216 State St., did not stop shows by UW-Madison a cappella groups the Madhatters and Tangled Up In Blue ' ¦

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County will cut phosphorus out of lawn fertilizers, citing runoff

By Will McClain and Jason Stitt | Apr. 21, 2004

Dane County Executive Kathleen Falk signed a partial ban on the use of phosophorous in lawn fertilizer Tuesday, saying it will help preserve both \blue lakes and green lawns."" Signed ' ¦

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FDA will decide fate of Doyle's drug plan

By Jason Stitt | Apr. 13, 2004

Gov. to appear before task force

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Plans show southeast campus renovations

By Jason Stitt | Mar. 23, 2004

Park Street area to see overhaul; Ogg stays until 2006

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Wisconsin split over nuclear power plants

By Jason Stitt | Mar. 11, 2004

The near-catastrophic failure of a nuclear power plant at Three Mile Island in Harrisburg, Penn., 25 years ago this month tempered the excitement over radioactive fuel as a source of ' ¦'

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State backs out of Matrix database over privacy issues

By Jason Stitt | Mar. 10, 2004

Wisconsin withdrew Tuesday from a system giving law enforcement access to a large, organized database of personal information called the Matrix that some fear would trod on privacy rights, according ' ¦

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Regents cope with possibility of added state cuts but want more financial aid

By Andrew Haffner and Jason Stitt | Mar. 9, 2004

The UW System Board of Regents learned last Thursday it may face hard limits on increases in state funding. A day later, several regents proposed measures to give students from ' ¦

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UW, Harvard to produce new stem cell lines

By Jason Stitt | Mar. 5, 2004

UW-Madison's WiCell Institute and Harvard University both announced this week they plan to make new human embryonic stem cell lines available to researchers, even though United States policies prohibit federal ' ¦

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Students discuss Middle East conflicts

By Jason Stitt | Mar. 4, 2004

Palestinian and Israeli students Wednesday night shared their views on the territorial conflicts in the Middle East with all who would listen at an event titled \Palestine 101."" ""In the ' ¦