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Pedestrian bridge offers quiet respite

by Joe Carlson
Published May 16, 1997

Poised above the reflecting waters of the Mississippi River, the East River Flats pedestrian bridge rests in a quiet enclave hidden down in the river gorge, away from urban bustle. Set about 300 feet...

MSA leaders reflect on year

by Tracy Ellingson
Published May 16, 1997

Helen Phin came into the Minnesota Student Association office late Thursday afternoon ready to hand over her desk, her keys and her duties as the organization's president to her successors. "It's over...

Colds don’t slow exercise capability

by Ira Dreyfuss
Published May 16, 1997

A cold may no longer be a good excuse for skipping a workout. A researcher who deliberately sickened 45 people found that a typical head cold didn't even slow down their exercise. "They were working at...

University student in custody for alleged residence hall rape

by Andrew Tellijohn
Published May 16, 1997

Juan Pablo Adame, 24, had his first appearance on charges of 3rd-degree criminal sexual conduct in Hennepin County District Court on Thursday morning. Adame, a College of Liberal Arts senior, is charged...

Sauska set to make impression

by Aaron Kirscht
Published May 16, 1997

As Gophers freshman Nora Sauska began to climb the national tennis rankings, losing only once in her first 22 matches and reaching the top 40 by mid-season, she seemed like a sure bet to take her place...

Professors moonlight as Web entrepreneurs

by Peter Kauffner
Published May 16, 1997

Professors don't spend all their time teaching and researching -- some are starting technology corporations. Net Perceptions, founded last July by computer science professors and entrepreneurs John Riedl...

Gophers are 14th after first day of NCAA regional

by Ryan Schuster
Published May 16, 1997

After the first day of the three-day NCAA Midwest Regional in Norman, Okla. on Thursday, the Gophers were tied with Tulsa for 14th place out of 21 teams with a one-round 297. Texas A&M was first with...

Flashback!

Published May 16, 1997

Elmo found himself suddenly somewhere else, sitting naked on a warm linoleum floor. It was dark, so his eyes had to adjust. Where had he just been? The memory was recent but was fading quickly. He was...

U walk-on runs for love of sport

by Allison Younge
Published May 16, 1997

Last spring, you may have seen Kristie Stiles at the front of political lines helping to wash Sen. Paul Wellstone's signature green bus. Or maybe you listened to her during one of her three-hour stints...

Peyote policy a boost for religious freedom

Published May 16, 1997

Under the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, citizens theoretically have the right to free exercise of religion. But Native Americans, in particular, have undergone religious persecution ranging...

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