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The Minnesota Daily

Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

Borders would like to forget her history-making debut

Published June 2, 1997

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) -- History will remember this night. Ila Borders would rather just forget it. Borders became the first woman to pitch in a regular-season game Saturday night when she came in during...

cademia and Activism

by Nancy Ngo
Published June 2, 1997

This year, the University's Department of Women's Studies celebrates its 25th anniversary. And Catherine Orr, a graduate student in feminist studies and speech communication, is working toward her doctoral...

Rapprochement

Published June 2, 1997

"What were we thinking? We belong together," Elma told him. "I can't wait any longer. Say it, Elmo." "Uh .... um ..." "Go on; what are you waiting for?" "Uh ... this has never happened to me before." Elma...

Bailey is world’s fastest man; Johnson injures leg

Published June 2, 1997

TORONTO (AP) -- Donovan Bailey made it through the turn. Michael Johnson didn't make it to the finish line. Bailey, the Olympic gold medalist at 100 meters, pulled away from Johnson, the 200- and 400-meter...

DOMA leaves same-sex couples in limbo

Published May 30, 1997

This month the Minnesota Legislature passed legislation that explicitly bans same-sex marriage. Minnesota isn't the first state to declare that marriage must be reserved for a man and woman. Last September,...

U seeks to market Earth-friendly alfalfa

Published May 30, 1997

Alfalfa may be the answer farmers everywhere are looking for to clean up the pollution in their soil and water supply. An innovative alfalfa variety developed in the Agricultural Research Service within...

Crowley to decide future this weekend

by Michael Rand
Published May 30, 1997

Gophers hockey defenseman Mike Crowley said he will make a decision this weekend about whether he is returning for his senior season or leaving Minnesota to sign a pro contract with the NHL's Anaheim...

Yearbook celebrates Frontier Hall life

by Chris Hamilton
Published May 30, 1997

For some, the creator of a University yearbook has made the University a smaller place -- like high school. Almost completely on his own, Community Advisor Tosin Arasi, a senior in international relations,...

Historian gets elite fellowship

by Jennifer Niemela
Published May 30, 1997

When history professor Allen Isaacman studied at a Harlem college in the 1960s, he was told that there was no room for African-American studies in American universities. Today, Isaacman teaches African...

A new frontier

Published May 30, 1997

"Elmeziah?" Elmo searched his flat. He found her on the patio knitting a quilt. "How was thy day?" she asked. "It was hellÁ oh, sorry." "Well," she changed the subject. "The Lord hath given us this...

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