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The Minnesota Daily

U helps distressed farmers

by Ingrid Skjong
Published March 9, 1998

Southwest Minnesota farmer Harold Tilstra knows farming can be fickle. And at a time when troubled Asian economies raise concerns throughout the agricultural industry, the University's Extension Service...

Research beat demands research

Published March 9, 1998

Reader Ryan Brase, a senior in computer science and electrical engineering, wrote to me recently in response to an article about University e-mail accounts. The article contained computer terminology which...

Baseball roster is full of home-grown talent

by Jim Schortemeyer
Published March 9, 1998

The Gophers men's hockey team gets an abundance of attention for recruiting Minnesota players, but the baseball team isn't much different. Every position player that started for the Gophers at this weekend's...

Transportation council wants student input

by Heather Fors
Published March 6, 1998

Although she bought an on-campus parking permit, College of Liberal Arts freshman Sam Bias still got a ticket after she parked in an illegal area of a St. Paul lot, which she said was unmarked. And even...

New magnetic spectrometer will assist in drug research

by David Hyland
Published March 6, 1998

University officials lured a prominent scientist away from Yale two years ago with the promise of a $3 million tool that will help him and others study the building blocks of life. As early as this month,...

Guest vocalist teaches diverse song and dance

by Emily Babcock
Published March 6, 1998

West African rhythms and South African songs emanated through the walls of the Great Hall on Thursday in Coffman Union. More than 100 students, children, staff and faculty members gathered to participate...

St. Paul mother accused of child abuse has own horrific past

Published March 6, 1998

ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) -- A woman accused of beating and mutilating her 3-year-old daughter in St. Louis endured her own violent past. Clintresa Phillips, 21, saw her mother stabbed to death and has been...

Glaxo cuts AZT price for pregnant women in poor countries

Published March 6, 1998

LONDON (AP) -- The maker of the AIDS drug AZT said Thursday it will slash the price for pregnant women in poor countries, an unprecedented move to make AIDS drugs more widely available in the Third World. In...

Low scores coming from Down Under

by Sarah Mitchell
Published March 6, 1998

"Boot" and "jumper" are two words being introduced to the Gophers men's golf team's vocabulary. With the arrival of the team's new Australian acquisition, members of the team are learning another way...

Net: We’re doing o…

Published March 6, 1998

Net: We're doing our mail bag spring cleaning, and here more short notes about life at the U. Today we run responses from recent letters -- the good, the bad and the squirrely. Good day, boyz n' grrls!ON...

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