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The Minnesota Daily

Students work in

by Emily Dalnodar
Published May 19, 1998

Joking about getting suckered into hard labor, several University students spent Monday afternoon planting trees in the hot sun. Members of the Student Society of Arboriculture bedded four more trees...

Japan accused of bombing whale-watching boats

Published May 19, 1998

MUSCAT, Oman (AP) -- Environmental groups accused Japan on Monday of bombing whale-watching vessels, creating an uproar at an international conference on whaling. Statements issued by two organizations...

Quarrel ensues over new housing proposal

by Jake Kapsner
Published May 19, 1998

A proposal to develop student housing near Dinkytown could offer respite in a time of University housing burdens, but bigger doesn't necessarily mean better to neighborhood residents opposing the project. Developer...

Bahamas sends 65 Cubans back home, including baseball players

Published May 19, 1998

NASSAU, Bahamas (AP) -- Infuriating Cuban exile groups in the United States, the Bahamas returned 65 Cuban boat people to their communist homeland Monday, including three baseball defectors who had been...

Gutknecht says no to federal funding for Mississippi River revitalization program

Published May 19, 1998

WASHINGTON (AP) -- A Minnesota congressman wants to exclude part of the Mississippi River from a federal program that's designed to revitalize some of the nation's most significant waterways. Some 126...

Four dead in helicopter that crashed into home

Published May 19, 1998

ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, Ill. (AP) -- A helicopter crashed nose-first into a home in a suburb northwest of Chicago on Monday, killing at least four aboard. A woman alone in the brick ranch house escaped injury...

Rodgers corners the market on sprint wins

by Jim Schortemeyer
Published May 18, 1998

One might think that Fred Rodgers' nerves would be so shot from trying to outthink opposing quarterbacks that he wouldn't be any good for the Minnesota track team. Yet there was Rodgers on Saturday at...

Men’s tennis continues its tourney habit

by Michael Rand
Published May 18, 1998

It's official. No one can call the Gophers men's tennis team's title this weekend at the NCAA Region IV Championships a surprise. Disregard Minnesota's low seed (sixth out of eight teams), throw out the...

CLA students,

by Ken Eisinger
Published May 18, 1998

In its largest annual hire in more than a decade, the College of Liberal Arts will bring 33 professors to campus this fall. The hire is the result of a flourishing University economy, and the new arrivals...

Pitchers extend post-season for Gophers softball team

by Michael Dougherty
Published May 18, 1998

FRESNO, Calif. -- The Gophers softball team knew at the beginning of the season that its pitching staff would be the key to this season. What head coach Lisa Bernstein-O'Brien did not know was that her...

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