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The Minnesota Daily

Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

Elmo’s month

Published May 2, 1997

Elmo carried a plate of carrots and celery and into Elma's room. "What's this?" she asked. "I thought we could celebrate," Elmo said. "May is National Mastication Month. I thought these would be good foods...

High jumper hits 10-foot mark

by Susan Filkins
Published May 2, 1997

Gophers freshman high jumper Staffan Strand has been jumping since he was 8 years old, but recently his teammates have been teaching him a new kind of jump -- dunking a basketball. Although Strand is...

School funding depends on results of compromise

by Chris Vetter
Published May 2, 1997

The University might find out by the end of next week how much money it will receive from the Legislature for the school's 1998-99 biennial budget. The Higher Education Conference Committee held its first...

Bill opposing flag burning is debated in U.S. Congress

Published May 1, 1997

WASHINGTON (AP) -- That old "Don't tread on me" feeling is back on Capitol Hill, where Republicans are hoping the 105th Congress will pass a flag-burning amendment after years of failures. "This issue...

Kahn, others talk funding for stadium

by Chris Vetter
Published May 1, 1997

Minnesota lawmakers might gamble on keeping the Twins in town, especially since several bills that would fund a new ballpark came before a legislative committee Wednesday. Legislators in a joint meeting...

Stanford stands in way of UCLA’s bid for three-peat

Published May 1, 1997

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -- UCLA has won the last two national titles in men's volleyball, but the Bruins enter Thursday night's semifinals of this year's championship as only the third seed in the four-team...

Cops learn nontraditional methods of fighting crime

by Tom Lopez
Published May 1, 1997

University Police attempted to train their intuitive skills in a lesson in alternative crime fighting last night. Using pendulums, divining rods and a Tibetan singing bowl, officers tried to get in touch...

Bill mandates work for welfare

by Chris Vetter
Published May 1, 1997

While legislators cheered Gov. Arne Carlson inside the State Capitol, several protestors lined up outside his office, shouting "No justice, no peace." They were objecting to the Governor's signing of...

Pohlad doesn’t need our money

Published May 1, 1997

Every time you pick up a newspaper these days there's a story about the proposal for a new Twins stadium. Should it be paid for with cigarette tax revenue, gambling revenue or from taxes on sports paraphernalia?...

The public should see all sides of Roosevelt

Published May 1, 1997

President Franklin Delano Roosevelt's memorial has proved the Pandora's box of architectural endeavors. Jewish groups, animal rights activists, anti-smoking lobbies and feminists are upset. Additional...

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