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The Minnesota Daily

Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

Race card often boxes me into a corner

Published April 15, 1997

I recently accompanied my 6-year-old sister on her birthday trip to see "Pocahontas on Ice" with her two little blonde friends. My sister loves to think that she looks like Pocahontas because she has long...

Study finds coffeegood to last sniff

Published April 15, 1997

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -- What makes that morning whiff of coffee so alluring? It could be your nose telling you, "Drink up, it's good for you." A University of California-Davis chemist found that the beguiling...

A taxing time

Published April 15, 1997

"Great Caesar's ghost," yelled Elmo as he realized that he'd put off doing his taxes for the 15th year in a row. He shuffled through his stack of W-2s, found his 1040EZ book and took a deep breath before...

Pre-paid health care program will continue at new hospital

by Kelly Wittman
Published April 14, 1997

Members of a pre-paid health care program formerly run with the help of University Hospital can breathe a guarded sigh of relief about how long their health care coverage will continue. Recipients of...

Andersen gets split decision

by Tom Lopez
Published April 14, 1997

Andrew TellijohnAfter everyone else had gone home for the weekend, the only people left at the Hennepin County Courthouse on Friday night were three reporters, two attorneys, a few judicial officials...

The Leader behind the Campus Leaders

by Tracy Ellingson
Published April 14, 1997

Denise Tolbert rushed through the doors of the Campus Involvement Center in a blur, flashing her trademark ear-to-ear grin. "I can't forget the banner," Tolbert repeated to herself as she zipped to the...

Minnesota students lobby in Capitol for BWCA

by Lynne Kozarek
Published April 14, 1997

Thirty members of the Minnesota Public Interest Research Group, including six from the University, spent the weekend lobbying federal representatives in Washington, D.C. The student group pressed their...

Author of hoax article defends his decision

by Andrew Donohue
Published April 14, 1997

A year ago, Alan Sokal was an obscure physics professor. But a controversial article, filled with false and misleading information, has vaulted him to the forefront of academic debate. Sokal spoke Friday...

Crime down sharply, especially in the suburbs

Published April 14, 1997

WASHINGTON (AP) -- Americans experienced significantly fewer violent crimes in 1995 than in 1994, with rates for such acts as rape, robbery and assault down by 12.4 percent, the Justice Department said...

Faculty pay should meet national norm

Published April 14, 1997

During last week's Board of Regents meetings, senior vice president Marvin Marshak reminded regents of a major shortcoming of the University: the relatively low rate at which it pays its faculty members....

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