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Serving the UMN community since 1900

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...

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...

Madia-Murphy is ticket to ride

by Tracy Ellingson
Published April 25, 1997

Voters in Wednesday and Thursday's all-campus elections have spoken, and they declared that they want action -- at least 12 months of it. Jigar Madia and his running mate Bridgette Murphy, who attempted...

Students keep eye on flooded hometowns

by Eric Dregni
Published April 25, 1997

When Rimon Bengiamin watches television footage of his hometown, he says, it doesn't seem real. A University sophomore and native of Grand Forks, N.D., Bengiamin said he has to strain to recognize well-known...

Parkos battles indifference, flood in return to Gophers

by Susan Filkins
Published April 25, 1997

Last weekend senior thrower Dani Parkos was in Walnut, Calif., with the rest of the Gopher women's track and field team competing in the Mt. SAC Relays. Even though Parkos was at the meet physically,...

Softball team hopes the hits start coming soon

by Michael Rand
Published April 25, 1997

An informal poll of Gophers softball players concerning the team's hitting in the past seven games would likely draw these results: "Unproductive" -- 0 votes. "Unproductive is not a strong enough adjective"...

Volunteers will get to cut classes

Published April 25, 1997

The University will give time off to students, faculty and staff who wish to join a campus effort to rebuild flood-ravaged areas in Minnesota and North Dakota, officials announced Thursday. The plan calls...

Neuron research offers hope

by Bei Hu
Published April 25, 1997

About four years into her dissertation research, University neuroscience student Lois Kehl's investigation into pain-transmitting neurons took a surprising turn. In the study published in today's Science...

Yemen: world’s best place to be kidnapped

Published April 25, 1997

MA'RIB, Yemen (AP) -- When American diplomat Haynes Mahoney landed in the lair of Yemeni kidnappers, he was greeted with neither ransom demand nor brandished Kalashnikov. Instead, a poem was recited in...

Golfer excels following return to game

by Ryan Schuster
Published April 25, 1997

Golf has been a major part of sophomore men's golfer Bill Thompson's life since he was a toddler. He got his first set of golf clubs when he was just 4 years old and grew up playing with current PGA competitor...

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