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There are women, en and families with stories be;hem." )xfam is asking students to parte this week in whatever way posStudents are asked to bring their ankets, canned goods and other ions to the Community Service s in the Russell House, students can donate one meal off ir meal plan to the hungry by simlling the cashier Wednesday. Marvill donate $5 per meal to the hunudents te rights, meflts of institution i continued from page 1 receive, may not succeed realisy, though it may be a sound leidgment. Are we really going to show up to rnd choose what organizations we to receive funds," Newman said, school where only 8 percent of the rnt body votes [in student gov.1 _ 1 T 1 L. J eni elections], i nave to wonaer it least USC would approach that. And I would be very curious to ow the University of Wisconsin tandle it as well." Hie UW-Madison officials anced last year they planned to apJudge Shabaz's first decision, 're including his most recent rul1 their appellate process. 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