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The Minnesota Daily

Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

U to host firstnational disability swimming meet

by Jeremy Taff
Published June 26, 1998

The first-ever U.S.A. Swimming Disability Championships kicked off Thursday afternoon at the University Aquatic Center, an event that brought world-class competitors together from across the country. More...

Bridge to China is cultural exchange

Published June 26, 1998

President Clinton's upcoming visit to China carries with it tension and hope. As the last remaining communist superpower, China's track record of human rights abuses and restrictions on freedom of speech...

Report attributes severe injury crash

Published June 26, 1998

ST. PAUL (AP) -- Drivers on Minnesota roads are buckling up more, leading to fewer serious injuries in traffic accidents, a state report says. The annual report by the Department of Public Safety says...

Turtle derby raises funds

by Ken Eisinger
Published June 26, 1998

Roars of victory and defeat punctuated kazoo fanfare wafting out of Diehl Plaza Thursday afternoon at the 12th annual Turtle Derby. Throughout the day, more than 300 people packed the balloon-festooned...

Susan McDougal to be released from prison

Published June 26, 1998

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. -- U.S. District Judge George Howard Jr. said Susan McDougal is to be released in 10 days. Howard said he decided to lean "to the side of compassion and mercy rather than strictness." Mrs....

THAT’S SOME NOIS…

Published June 26, 1998

THAT'S SOME NOISY GAS! From Goddess: Two gripes. First of all, why is it necessary for the custodial crew at the St. Paul Student Center to be constantly noisy while they clean the terrace cafe eating/study...

Panelists debate biological link to homosexuality

by Stacy Jo
Published June 26, 1998

More than 80 people gathered at Intermedia Arts in Uptown to hear experts address a puzzling and controversial question Wednesday: What does biology have to do with sexual orientation? The University...

New supercomputer updates research abilities

by David Hyland
Published June 26, 1998

With the University's purchase of a new $9 million supercomputer from IBM this spring, officials hope to catapult the University back into supercomputing preeminence. The new state-of-the-art machine...

Indonesia and IMF sign new agreement over economic bailout

Published June 26, 1998

JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) -- Fearing that growing economic hardships could spark new riots, Indonesia and the International Monetary Fund announced a revised bailout deal Thursday loaded with fuel and food...

YOU’LL NEVER WAL…

Published June 24, 1998

YOU'LL NEVER WALK ALONE From Chris to The McNasty Who Sat at my Table: What would be the psychological reason why a total stranger would sit at a table (say, at the Two-Way Cafe in Coffman) with someone...

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