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The Minnesota Daily

Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

Hasselmo adviser has been a bridge in divisive times

by Joel Sawyer
Published May 21, 1997

In his three years as a top University administrator, Mario Bognanno has learned the behind-the-scenes mechanisms of power. The burly, bespectacled Iowan has been an important piston in the Hasselmo administration's...

Family remains White’s biggest fans

by Allison Younge
Published May 21, 1997

As Gophers track and field sophomore Yvette White warmed up on April 19 for the 400-meter hurdles race at the Penn Relays (Pittsburgh), she instantly located her sister Nikki among thousands of fans. "She...

America lost it at the drive-in movies

Published May 21, 1997

People are upset about America's 30-year spiral down the great commode of history. They wonder what caused it. Moral degradation? Political iniquity? Microsoft? They wonder what to do about it. Cut the...

Schlueter is favorite for discus title

by Susan Filkins
Published May 21, 1997

Looking back on his career at Minnesota, senior discus thrower Jason Schlueter said he can only recall one time when his throw got a little out of control. At the Minnesota Last Chance Meet held last...

Flushing out an explanation for w.c. closures

by By Matt
Published May 21, 1997

I want Assistant Vice President of Safety and Health Management Paul Tschida and Senior Vice President of Finance and Operations Jo Ann Jackson to share a bathroom. I want to see Mr. Tschida standing...

Hockey report nearing finish

Published May 21, 1997

The University's Athletic Compliance Office is close to finishing its internal investigation of the Gophers hockey program, which began in October after reports surfaced concerning an illegal $500 payment...

Bill would support child care at home

Published May 21, 1997

Reform of the country's welfare system was a necessity agreed upon by both the government and welfare recipients. Reform, although imperfect, is now under way. Lawmakers erred, however, by making debt...

Kabila makes quiet entry into Congo’s capital

Published May 21, 1997

KINSHASA, Congo (AP) -- Triumphant rebel leader Laurent Kabila arrived without fanfare Tuesday in Kinshasa, quietly laying claim to the capital of the country he plotted and fought for three decades to...

New charges shadow the Citadel

Published May 20, 1997

CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) -- Three female Citadel cadets were assigned to a company that called itself "Der Stalag" and glorified Nazi symbols, two former male cadets alleged in court papers Monday. "There...

Study says pills may lessen risk of prostate cancer

Published May 20, 1997

DENVER (AP) -- New research raises the possibility that beta carotene pills could help ward off prostate cancer among men who skimp on fruits and vegetables. The findings, part of a big study of physicians,...

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