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The Minnesota Daily

Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

Professor achieves top Regents’ honor

by Jeremy Taff
Published May 13, 1998

Halfway around the world, G. Edward Schuh received a fax telling him he won the University's highest faculty honor. The correspondence came from University President Mark Yudof, who was congratulating...

Drug offenses should not affect education

Published May 13, 1998

When House members approved a higher education bill last week, they signed off many students from a chance to learn. Before amendments to the Higher Education Act pass through the Senate and President...

Fired Miss Colorado gets crown back; pageant directors deny racism charges

Published May 13, 1998

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (AP) -- An arbitrator on Tuesday reinstated Regina Flores as Miss Colorado, giving her back the crown she lost in a bitter dispute with pageant officials and awarding her $78,000...

Net: We begin today…

Published May 13, 1998

Net: We begin today with an entry ... FROM OUR COMPLAINT DEPARTMENT From Hint! Hint!: After reading the squirrel entry today, I realized how much I hate them and how stupid they really are. Who are these...

South Korean stock market plunges to its lowest level of the year

Published May 13, 1998

SEOUL, South Korea (AP) -- Stock prices in South Korea plunged to their lowest level of the year Tuesday, with the key index dipping below 350 points for the first time in 11 years before recovering slightly. Sentiment...

Drew wasting his time playing for the Saints

Published May 13, 1998

For the second year in a row, a top major league prospect will be playing for a team in the Twin Cities. And he won't be performing under a shroud of Teflon. J.D. Drew, the second overall pick in baseball's...

Illegal aliens jump from freighter into Miami River

Published May 13, 1998

MIAMI (AP) -- More than 150 Haitians jumped from a freighter into the Miami River and swam ashore Tuesday, then were chased around riverfront businesses by U.S. immigration agents and police. It was not...

U.S. population growth tops industrial countries

Published May 13, 1998

WASHINGTON (AP) -- Japan and more than a dozen European countries are likely to lose population in coming decades even while global growth accelerates, population experts say. The chief reason: Many young...

Humphrey campaign rivals criticize tobacco settlement

Published May 13, 1998

ST. PAUL (AP) -- Two calculator-wielding gubernatorial candidates criticized state Attorney General Hubert Humphrey III, saying Tuesday the settlement he negotiated with the tobacco industry doesn't add...

Indonesia’s crisis worsens as police kill six protesters

Published May 13, 1998

JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) -- President Suharto's security forces finally made brutal reality Tuesday out of his threats to crush growing unrest, firing into a crowd of student protesters in Jakarta. Six...

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