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The Minnesota Daily

Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

Questioning of jurors begins in Burton trial

Published February 19, 1998

Jury selection began Wednesday in the trial of alleged rapist Antonio Burton, as attorneys questioned potential jurors in Hennepin County District Court. Of a pool of 30 possible candidates to sit on the...

Historian travels freedom route

by Amy Olson
Published February 19, 1998

Historian Anthony Cohen spoke to a group of more than 100 people Wednesday at Coffman Union about travelling along the Underground Railroad, which is the network of rail lines and waterways slaves used...

Drug makers cancel marketing operation

Published February 19, 1998

BALTIMORE (AP) -- A supermarket chain and one of the nation's largest pharmacy companies said Wednesday they have stopped sharing medical information with a marketer paid to send customers prescription...

Defense leads U to comeback victory

by Tim Klobuchar
Published February 19, 1998

When a team is forced to stitch together a suspect, patchwork lineup, you don't expect the other team is the one that will eventually unravel. But that's exactly what happened in the Gophers' 82-77 win...

Thailand frees Iranian convicted in bomb plot on Israeli Embassy

Published February 19, 1998

BANGKOK, Thailand (AP)-- Thailand's Supreme Court freed an Iranian man Wednesday who had been sentenced to death for attempting to blow up the Israeli Embassy in Bangkok in 1994. The court ordered Hossein...

Inventions help cash flow for colleges

Published February 19, 1998

BOSTON (AP) -- North American universities are cashing in on faculty inventions like titanium orthodontic wire and grass that needs less mowing to the tune of more than half a billion dollars a year, according...

New killings in Algeria claim 23 lives

Published February 19, 1998

ALGIERS, Algeria (AP) -- New killings in western Algeria claimed 23 lives Wednesday, Algerian security forces said, amid reports of a new government campaign to wipe out armed Islamic groups in the region. The...

Construction delay will not push back opening

by Sarah Hallonquist
Published February 19, 1998

Cranes and bulldozers were supposed to follow on the heels of tubas and trombones that accentuated a November groundbreaking ceremony for a new alumni and visitor center. But construction on the University...

CLA hopes to revitalize the humanities

by Colleen Winters
Published February 18, 1998

The College of Liberal Arts might provide 47 percent of the University's undergraduate instruction, but it only receives 23 percent of the Twin Cities' campus instructional budget. The underfunding has...

New bus transfers give riders two-way tickets

by Heather Fors
Published February 18, 1998

By summer, students who ride Metro Transit buses will have the Twin Cities at their fingertips without having to dig too deep into their pockets. Riders will be able to get their hands on a ticket to...

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