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The Minnesota Daily

Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

U gives sales pitch for budget request

by Sarah Hallonquist
Published January 27, 1998

and Nancy Ngo Using a human brain, a culture of flesh-eating bacteria virus and a bag of beer barley, University officials on Monday made their $249 million budget request look attractive. University...

News doesn’t overwhelm injury-riddled Hankinson

by Aaron Kirscht
Published January 27, 1998

Casey Hankinson is in bad shape, but my, what a humanitarian. The Gophers men's hockey captain was slowed by a hip pointer and a nasty case of the flu last week. And the sprained left thumb he suffered...

Michigan Daily staff faces off over tobacco

Published January 27, 1998

(U-WIRE) ANN ARBOR, Mich. -- The Michigan Daily's staff is divided into two parts: the editorial staff, which comprises all writers and editors, and the business staff, which mainly consists of managers...

Black-owned newspaper known for hard-hitting journalism firebombed

Published January 27, 1998

JACKSON, Miss. (AP) -- A black-owned weekly newspaper known for its investigations and battles with local officials was firebombed early Monday in an attack the publisher said reminded him of civil-rights...

Plaintiffs: Tobacco companies targeted youth to sell product

Published January 27, 1998

ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) -- Minnesota's $1.77 billion-plus lawsuit against the tobacco industry went to trial Monday with a promise from the state's lawyers to prove their case from a cache of 33 million pages...

Net: Our mailbox Mo…

Published January 27, 1998

Net: Our mailbox Monday was, of course, filled with commentary on current events, as we asked (we have you so well-trained). Of course, very little of it had anything to do with the nation's impending...

Tokyo prosecutors arrest Finance Ministry officials

Published January 27, 1998

TOKYO (AP) -- In the latest embarrassment for Japan's most powerful bureaucracy, police on Monday arrested two senior Finance Ministry officials on bribery charges. Koiichi Miyagawa, 52, and Toshimi Taniuchi,...

Evolution wanes, humans take over

Published January 27, 1998

A brave new world where the human race stagnates in cloned similarity or a genetically engineered master race ruling mankind are terrifying images of what we might become. But fear of the possibilities...

Murderess, bombers

Published January 27, 1998

It took axe-murderer Karla Faye Tucker 14 years to turn her life around. Despite rehabilitation, she stands little chance of overturning her death sentence. By contrast, Timothy McVeigh and Terry Nichols...

Dean nixes J-School, speech merger

by Rebecca Teale
Published January 27, 1998

College of Liberal Arts Dean Steven Rosenstone announced Monday he will push for changes to the School of Journalism and Mass Communication, but not through an immediate merger with the Department of...

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