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The Minnesota Daily

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The Minnesota Daily

‘Ellen’ hype basis for greater dialogue

Published April 30, 1997

Ellen DeGeneres takes a bold step in television history tonight when her character comes out on the show "Ellen." She took an even bolder personal step two weeks ago by coming out in Time magazine. "Yep,...

Ayers agrees on contract buyout from Ohio State

Published April 30, 1997

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -- Randy Ayers' job prospects are uncertain, but a $637,353 payment from Ohio State should ease the pain of scanning the want ads. Ayers, 124-108 in eight years before his firing on...

Sinatra will receive Congressional honor

Published April 30, 1997

WASHINGTON (AP) -- "Ol' Blue Eyes" is headed for gold. Frank Sinatra, the recipient of numerous awards for an entertainment career that spans six decades, will add the Congressional Gold Medal to the collection...

Free advice to MSA president: Get good PR

by by Josh
Published April 30, 1997

Last Wednesday and Thursday, a rousing 3 percent of the campus elected Jigar Madia and Bridgette Murphy as the president and vice president of the Minnesota Student Association. Their posters, campaign...

Senate votes to give prosecutors a rebuttal

Published April 30, 1997

ST. PAUL (AP) -- In a vote that could change a 19th-century Minnesota law, the state Senate voted to give criminal prosecutors the last word in trials. "Victims have to be remembered in this process,"...

MSA candidates must clean up campus, literally

by Tracy Ellingson
Published April 30, 1997

Triumphant celebrations and gatherings of the defeated officially mark the end of election campaigns. But like any other party, the hosts have to clean up afterward -- and for this year's MSA campaign...

Prof’s honor is Crookston’s first

by Michelle Kibiger
Published April 30, 1997

W. Daniel Svedarsky, professor of agricultural management at the University's Crookston campus, performed a first among Crookston faculty members this week. Svedarsky, one of eight University professors...

Chicago’s prize-winning columnist and critic dies

Published April 30, 1997

CHICAGO (AP) -- Mike Royko, the Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist whose biting sarcasm and empathy for the common man captured the gritty essence of Chicago for more than three decades, died on...

Department secretarydies unexpectedly

by Jim Martyka
Published April 30, 1997

An employee from the University's School of Journalism and Mass Communication died Tuesday, despite efforts from medical technicians as well as a University student to resuscitate her. Mary Ann Lukanen,...

OSU coach doubles salary of her predecessor

Published April 30, 1997

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -- New Ohio State women's basketball coach Beth Burns has agreed to a five-year contract that will pay her at least $300,000 a year -- almost double the package that her predecessor...

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