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The Minnesota Daily

Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

Heat wave kills three more in Japan

Published July 6, 1998

TOKYO (AP) -- A heat wave claimed three more lives Sunday in Japan, raising the death toll for three days of oppressive summer temperatures to seven, a national news agency reported. Two men, aged 85 and...

Media continue shooting themselves in the feet

Published July 6, 1998

Janet Cooke, a young Washington Post reporter, wrote a story in 1981 that rocked D.C. "Jimmy's World," the tale of an 8-year-old heroin addict, won the Pulitzer Prize and caused an uproar among those concerned...

School-to-work plans gain momentum in Minnesota

Published July 6, 1998

ST. PAUL (AP) -- School-to-work programs are gaining momentum in Minnesota and across the country as a way to let middle school and high school students dabble in different careers and tailor their education. The...

Summer storms destroy campus trees

by Emily Dalnodar
Published July 6, 1998

With a chain saw clipped to his climbing belt, University gardener Joe McIntosh swings from limb to limb of damaged trees, cutting them down one branch at a time. Early summer storms ravaged Twin Cities...

U alum slated for U.S. attorney post

by Sarah McKenzie
Published July 6, 1998

B. Todd Jones has come a long way since his days of reading at the University Law Library and shopping at the North Country Co-Op. A 1983 graduate of the University's Law School, Jones received the thumbs-up...

Four dead, six wounded in shootings at Tacoma, Wash., restaurant

Published July 6, 1998

TACOMA, Wash. (AP) -- Gunmen fired a barrage of bullets inside a Vietnamese restaurant early Sunday, killing four people and wounding six others in an attack police say had the hallmarks of a gang hit. About...

Neighborhood awaits more

by Stacy Jo
Published July 6, 1998

With only a few private homeowners left, the owner-occupied housing of the Motley neighborhood is making room -- many rooms, in fact -- for larger, apartment-style campus housing. This trend continues...

Music department needs pop expansion

Published July 6, 1998

The University's School of Music in Ferguson Hall leaves much to be desired in the way of a well-rounded and current music curriculum. Popular music, as well as the entire music industry, is completely...

MISCELLANEOUS RANTS…

Published July 6, 1998

MISCELLANEOUS RANTS From Mr. Hyde: Greetings ye enlightened minions of Network. Net: Hi. I thought I'd write in with some pointless, but well-articulated, comments. 1. There is a global conspiracy to make...

Tremor causes power outage in Acapulco

Published July 6, 1998

MEXICO CITY (AP) -- A strong earthquake briefly cut power Sunday to parts of the resort city of Acapulco, but there were no reports of injury or serious damage, officials said. The magnitude 5.2 temblor...

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