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The Minnesota Daily

Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

Law clinics grant useful experience

by Sascha Matuszak
Published January 9, 1998

When Jeff Brockmann, a third-year University law student, joined the Law School Law Clinics in May 1997 for internship experience, he didn't realize the impact he could have. Brockmann is one of 65 percent...

Nebraska might not give U’s Hartung challenge he wants

by Allison Younge
Published January 9, 1998

Since Gophers junior wrestler Tim Hartung took the mat for his first match this season, a trend has developed. Thirteen out of Hartung's 16 matches have been completed before the allotted seconds ticked...

U alumnus runs in Costa Rican presidential race

by Brian Close
Published January 9, 1998

A University alumnus could become the first black president of Costa Rica. Dr. Sherman Thomas is a long shot in the Feb. 1 election, but overcoming adversity is nothing new for Thomas. Besides teaching...

Waiting game over for Gophers’ Olson

by Ryan Schuster
Published January 9, 1998

Erin Olson has become accustomed to watching basketball games from the sidelines. From her familiar perch in the stands last year and her current spot on the bench this season, the 5-foot-9 sophomore...

Net: Has the stereo…

Published January 9, 1998

Net: Has the stereotype war between greeks and everyone else come to an end? Probably not -- but as Frosh says, give peace a chance:ALL APOLOGIES From Frosh: Alas, greek bashing has become tiresome for...

Jacobson doubtful vs. Lions

by Tim Klobuchar
Published January 9, 1998

The Penn State basketball team is inexperienced, has dropped its first two Big Ten games and is playing without its most important player. If Minnesota wasn't suffering from the same maladies, the Lions...

Death penalty cases flout equal treatment

Published January 8, 1998

(U-WIRE) CAMBRIDGE, Mass. -- The state of Texas, known for Mesquite rodeo, male chivalry and its frequent use of capital punishment, is scheduled to execute Karla Faye Tucker on Feb. 3. Texas put to death...

Ellis adjusting to life after leaving Gophers women’s basketball team

by Ryan Schuster
Published January 8, 1998

During almost every practice earlier this year, Jaime Ellis could be seen pedalling away fervently on an exercise bike and shouting words of encouragement to her teammates from the sidelines. But for...

U professor discovers new anti-leukemia gene

by Heather Fors
Published January 8, 1998

Dr. Catherine Verfaillie, a University associate professor of medicine, had originally gone to a sports university in Belgium to become a trainer or a physical therapist, but a knee injury during her...

Buzz quest claims another victim

Published January 8, 1998

t got lost in a tornado! A hurricane! Floods and an earthquake! Loooocusts! God you've got to believe me!" the young customer wailed when I asked him for his ID. All this for a pint of whiskey. Funny,...

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