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The Minnesota Daily

Dinkytown is low-stress but high-traffic

by Joe Carlson
Published April 28, 1997

Editor's Note: This is the second in a weekly series, discussing the diverse neighborhoods surrounding the University's Twin Cities campus. On many spring afternoons, Dinkytown becomes a bustling hub...

U gets swept, drops to fifth

by Tim Klobuchar
Published April 28, 1997

By scoring only 12 runs in four losses to Illinois at Siebert Field this weekend, it's likely the biggest impact the Gophers baseball team made in its weekend of hitting futility was on the Big Ten standings. The...

Gophers make good on Geatz’s promise, beat Purdue

by Aaron Kirscht
Published April 28, 1997

Don't expect to hear stories of Gophers men's tennis coach David Geatz whooping it up at the Bierman building in celebration of his team's third-place finish in the Big Ten tournament. The Gophers have...

Apathy plagues black student organizations

Published April 28, 1997

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (AP) -- In the havoc of the 1960s -- and even in the quieter times of the '70s and '80s -- Penn State's Black Caucus was right there, staging sit-ins, making demands. The '90s have been...

Daily appoints a new editor in chief

by Jodi Compton
Published April 28, 1997

The Minnesota Daily's board of directors once again chose a relative newcomer to lead the paper Thursday when it picked associate editor R. Scott Rogers as 1997-98 editor in chief. Like current editor...

St. Paul halls come alive with ecological public art

by Douglas Rojas
Published April 28, 1997

Tunnels connecting the ecology building basement on the St. Paul Campus with other buildings used to be long corridors of dull space. Now, images on the walls depicting animal behaviors, plant communities...

Mason is happy with Gophers’ progress

by Todd Zolecki
Published April 28, 1997

Glen Mason measures success in degrees. As the new Gophers football coach, he expects nothing less than a complete 180 degree turnaround. But for now, Mason is just happy to see a small turn in the right...

Writer: Media more open on homosexuality

by Nancy Ngo
Published April 28, 1997

Higher visibility of issues like the coming out of Ellen DeGeneres' character in this week's "Ellen" episode leads one writer to conclude that media are becoming more comfortable with discussions of homosexuality. Michelangelo...

Clinton cracks jokes with media elite

Published April 28, 1997

WASHINGTON (AP) -- If the adage that every joke carries an element of truth is accurate, then President Clinton is in trouble. Appearing before 3,000 journalists, politicians and celebrities at a gala...

Parkos shakes fatigue at Drake Relays

by Allison Younge
Published April 28, 1997

Gophers women's track throws specialist Dani Parkos launched a personal record this weekend in the shot put at the Drake Relays in Des Moines, Iowa. Parkos' throw of 48 feet, 10 inches gave her a second-place...

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