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Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

On the road

by Lisa Draho
Published June 9, 1997

I am told that the World and Nation page is one of the most read sections in the Daily. It is also, I have heard, the main source of news on national and international events for many students. For the...

Wacker

Published June 9, 1997

Wacker. The name alone is enough to make you smile. Throw in an infectious personality and a fruity vocabulary, and you'll have a decent picture of the man that oversaw one of the most memorable periods...

After mulling ov…

by Joel Sawyer
Published June 9, 1997

After mulling over numerous tall tales and zany stories for our December "Urban Legends" issue, I decided to write an absurd, ridiculous whopper that no one would ever believe. Using elements of an existing...

Drunken cheers g…

by Tracy Ellingson
Published June 9, 1997

Drunken cheers greeted me as I walked up to the front porch of the Stadium Village house. "Tracy's here -- that means we're going to win," said Eric Hanson, last year's Minnesota Student Association vice...

Moments

by R. Scott
Published June 9, 1997

Think of a reporter. Odds are you've just pictured someone in a trench coat, standing among a gaggle of other journalists furiously taking notes and shouting questions to a politician or a criminal or...

Unfortunately,…

Published June 9, 1997

Unfortunately, sometimes covering a large, urban campus means covering crimes much more serious than bike and backpack thefts. This year, the Daily's police reporters followed several major cases through...

When a heated c…

by Jim Martyka
Published June 9, 1997

When a heated controversy over the University's tenure code and a drive for faculty unionization this year tore the University at its seams, one of the major results was a feeling of mistrust on the part...

As the long snow…

by Sam Black
Published June 9, 1997

As the long snowy winter on the Northern plains turned into a long snowy spring, the country watched both rivers and tensions rise. Nowhere, perhaps, was as much devastation visible as in my hometown...

Maybe it’s a si…

by Ryan Schuster
Published June 9, 1997

Maybe it's a sign of the times, a result of new-found independence or just a form of expression. Whatever the causes, the University and its athletic teams have seen an increase in the number of tattoos...

Issues

Published June 9, 1997

Despite the fact that it had noting to do with higher education or the University, the moment Gov. Arne Carlson signed the welfare reform bill was the most memorable moment of the recent legislative session...

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