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Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

Gorilla legs march to White House

Published November 12, 1998

I was recently talking about feminism with this guy I met. He said the word "feminism" conjures up images of militant lesbians whose mission in life is to castrate men. He is not alone in these beliefs....

CC, Denver vie for bragging rights

by Tim Nichols
Published November 12, 1998

If one WCHA series this weekend had to be labeled the "games of the week," Colorado College-Denver would definitely be near the top of the list. The undefeated Tigers are red hot after dismantling a previously...

Soccer crushes Kentucky, 6-0

by Jim Schortemeyer
Published November 12, 1998

Only a thesaurus could do justice to Minnesota's 6-0 victory over Kentucky in the first round of the NCAA women's soccer tournament. The Gophers throttled, mauled, pummeled, decapitated, dismantled, pounded,...

Protesters are barking up the wrong tree

Published November 12, 1998

For several months a group of earnest and well meaning protesters have been occupying homes in the path of the Highway 55 expansion project. While these young people certainly cannot be characterized as...

Wrestling team snubs high ranking

by Sarah Mitchell
Published November 12, 1998

To most collegiate coaches, rankings -- especially preseason polls -- have no bearing on the season at stake. Other than attracting national attention, it's merely a number, one that's often inaccurate. In...

National signing day

Published November 12, 1998

Two homegrown players and one of the nation's top centers signed national letters of intent to play for the Gophers men's basketball team on Wednesday, the first day of the NCAA early signing period. Michael...

Prof

by Amy Olson
Published November 12, 1998

While low crop prices and high production costs still mean many Minnesota farmers will face record low incomes for the year, one University researcher said the economic troubles might not be quite as dire...

Coalition discusses free speech on campus

by Sean Madigan
Published November 12, 1998

Robyn Hubbard challenged more than 40 students and staff members to clasp their hands over their mouths and shout a muffled "free speech" in an exercise to defend the First Amendment on Wednesday. In reaction...

Professor promotes cultural studies

by Nichol Nelson
Published November 12, 1998

Anthropology professor Marion Lundy-Dobbert knows how difficult it can be to step beyond one's cultural boundaries and experience the world. Lundy-Dobbert recently spent nine months in France happily imbibing...

Semesters conversion could

by Heather Fors
Published November 12, 1998

The whims of students registering for semester classes next fall could create serious financial losses in the millions of dollars for the University. The University could lose $3 million in state funding...

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