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The Minnesota Daily

Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

U baseball’s bullpen gets burned by sun

by Tim Klobuchar
Published April 21, 1997

COLUMBUS, Ohio -- As Minnesota's Ted Zrust prepared to pitch to Ohio State's Jason Driscoll with the Gophers' tenuous last-inning lead in peril on Saturday, the sun slipped from behind the clouds, illuminating...

Credibility eroding, tobacco giants talk

Published April 21, 1997

Last week's revelation that Philip Morris and RJR Nabisco are holding secret settlement talks with plaintiffs suing the tobacco industry represents a critical development in decade-long efforts to curtail...

Ellen’s gay … so are thousands of others

Published April 21, 1997

It has got to be a tough gig being a homosexual in the age of "political correctness." Who really cares that this is America, "the home of the free?" The country that prides itself on being the nation...

Former walk-on gets chance with U golf

by Ryan Schuster
Published April 18, 1997

When senior women's golfer Carolyn Klecker came to Minnesota as a freshman five years ago, golf was about the farthest thing from her mind. Klecker initially came to the University for it's aeronautical...

Institute lets seniors be scholars too

Published April 18, 1997

The last time Audrey Van Deren attended classes on campus, the West Bank didn't exist. These days, she passes the campus on her way to Coffman Memorial Union, the building where she attends some of her...

Mmmmmm!

Published April 18, 1997

Elmo's stomach growled as he watched the sauerkraut and mustard form a teetering, sloppy meniscus in the valley between the steaming bratwurst and the top of the bun. "Wow, what a great day for a barbecue."...

U takes 10th in first trip to NCAAs

by Susan Filkins
Published April 18, 1997

The Gophers women's gymnastics team entered in to the NCAA championships last night in Gainesville, Fla., with one purpose in mind. They wanted to have fun and just enjoy the thrill and experience of...

Mexico is study-abroad favorite

by Nancy Ngo
Published April 18, 1997

When selecting a country in which to study abroad, more University students prefer crossing the border to hopping the ocean. "It's particularly the Latin American component that's high," said Chip Peterson,...

Six athletes go to meet in search of NCAA bids

by Allison Younge
Published April 18, 1997

Six of the Gophers' top guns travel west this weekend to join several of the nation's leading men's track and field contenders at the Mount Sac Relays in Walnut, Calif. The aim of Minnesota's small group...

Study: Americans still reach out to each other

Published April 18, 1997

WASHINGTON (AP) -- Americans are deeply involved in their communities despite being wary of each other and distrustful of government, says a study released Thursday that challenges the idea that civic...

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