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Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

Aramark

by Nancy Ngo
Published January 6, 1998

Aramark Corp. will slowly change the face of vending, catering, dining and residential food service at the University as it starts moving in this month. In what is billed as the largest food contract...

Teachers, coaches say Ventura’s style is still the same

by Aubrey Fisher
Published January 6, 1998

Fingering through the pages of the 1969 Roosevelt High School yearbook, school faculty admit time has done little to change the new governor. Though three decades have passed since Jesse Ventura, then...

Politicians assess

by Coralie Carlson
Published January 6, 1998

Gov. Jesse Ventura might be one of the most well-known governors in the nation, but now Minnesotans must wait to see if he can use his power as effectively as he's used his popularity. The state Legislature...

Muslim holiday spurs

by Robin Huiras
Published January 6, 1998

While the majority of Americans spent the past few weeks celebrating the holidays with gifts, food and family, a large group of people spent this time in prayer, in fasting and in devotion. At the University,...

Minneapolis police unable to apprehend

by Sarah McKenzie
Published January 6, 1998

A hooded hoodlum robbed a store at gunpoint in southeast Minneapolis in the early afternoon on Dec. 29. Store cashier Rita Bergstrom said the man covered most of his face with a hood during the robbery...

Protest decries U stock holdings

by Emily Dalnodar
Published January 6, 1998

Despite the cold temperatures, members of the Minnesota Free Burma Coalition heated up Northrop Mall with a protest against the University's investment in Total Oil Company stock. The coalition is concerned...

Moi promises to fight corruption in last term

Published January 6, 1998

NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) -- President Daniel arap Moi vowed Monday to use his fifth term to end the graft, injustice and mismanagement that have plagued his previous four governments and put Kenya in a steep...

Norwest buys into

by Kane Loukas
Published January 6, 1998

The Carlson School of Management's Golden Gopher Growth Fund received a $1 million contribution from Norwest Bank, bringing the fund's available resources to $2 million. The mutual fund, the only one of...

Top line helps Gophers shake funk

by Aaron Kirscht
Published January 6, 1998

For the better part of the early season, nary a Gophers men's hockey player could find the net with a compass and a map. Goals were few and far between, and even though the team was playing fundamentally...

Web search tools help students find answers

by Melanie Evans
Published January 6, 1998

Undergraduates returning for the new quarter can find some extra help preparing for papers online, thanks to two new World Wide Web search tools created by University librarians. Outnumbered 4,000 to...

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