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Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

New device will monitor employee hand washing

Published May 20, 1997

NEW YORK (AP) -- Restaurants now have a way to nab employees who don't stop by the sink and lather up before leaving the bathroom. An infrared detection system that alerts employers when workers leave...

Star-struck Elmo

Published May 20, 1997

Elmo stirred in his seat as Baring Som, the fresh, new surfer-metal band out of that sleepy little northern California town, left the stage in a flurry of screams and hoots. Now it was time. Elmo couldn't...

Help save the Dineh Nation at Big Mountain

by by Steve
Published May 20, 1997

The history of the white colonization of North America is replete with atrocities committed against the continent's original inhabitants. In his mad search for gold, Christopher Columbus slaughtered and...

Anti-abortion bill modified;AMA supports

Published May 20, 1997

WASHINGTON (AP) -- Bidding for a veto-proof majority in the Senate, Republican backers of a ban on certain late-term abortions agreed to minor changes in their bill on Monday and pocketed the endorsement...

Lentaris quits U swimming team, goes home to Greece

by Ryan Schuster
Published May 20, 1997

Junior swimmer Manolis Lentaris has started swimming again following two seasons of turmoil at Minnesota that saw him suffer various injuries, academic troubles and motivational problems. This time, however,...

Removal of asbestos is a lengthy task

by Nancy Ngo
Published May 20, 1997

The University has actively removed asbestos from its buildings for the past six years. The projects won't necessarily be getting smaller, nor will the University be asbestos-free anytime soon. Officials...

U mightcertify asbestos workers

by Jessica Steeno
Published May 20, 1997

Though more than 3,000 different commercially available products have asbestos in them, administrators at the University's Twin Cities campus are most concerned with the large number of ceiling tiles...

Sauska loses in first round at the NCAAs

by Michael Rand
Published May 20, 1997

Gophers freshman women's tennis player Nora Sauska lost on Monday in the first round of the NCAA Singles Championships, falling to No. 1 seed Karin Miller of Duke, 6-3, 6-4. Sauska, a native of Budapest,...

Project takes learning online

by Chanyaporn Chanjaraen
Published May 20, 1997

One of Christina Jacobson's class assignments requires the College of Liberal Arts sophomore to find the most effective way to get in touch with her state representative: e-mail or snail mail. From what...

Tax-credits shouldn’tfund private schools

Published May 20, 1997

The Minnesota Legislature is about to enter a special session that could drag deliberations about a K-12 education bill well into the summer. Although extra sessions are a burden on the taxpayer, they...

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