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The Minnesota Daily

Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

U website dispenses information, aids flood relief

by Douglas Rojas
Published April 9, 1997

After leading Minnesota through another winter, a University office is helping the community with another challenge -- the spring thaw. The Minnesota Extension Service, a University outreach agency, put...

A Cloud’s Best Friend

Published April 9, 1997

With Elma washing her hair so much these days, Elmo was in serious need of new companionship. He contemplated this predicament as he pedaled to class noticing that today will be partly sunny with highs...

Three Palestinians die in worst violence in months

Published April 9, 1997

HEBRON, West Bank (AP) -- Jewish seminary students shot and killed a Palestinian on Tuesday, sparking fierce riots in which Israeli troops killed two Palestinians and injured dozens. It was the West Bank's...

Money is the main issue as federal suit drags on

by Jim Martyka
Published April 9, 1997

Despite rumors that the complex federal ALG lawsuit might come to a settlement soon, University officials say a resolution could be a long way off. The $100 million lawsuit, which was filed by the U.S....

Court bans affirmative action

Published April 9, 1997

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -- A federal appeals court upheld California's voter-approved ban on affirmative action, opening the way for the state to dismantle programs that favor women and minorities in hiring...

History is teed up as Masters is set to start on Thursday

Published April 9, 1997

AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) -- The gentle hill behind the 12th tee was one of Bobby Jones' favorite spots on Augusta, a place from which he could observe hole Nos. 11, 12 and 13 of the Masters -- the dangerous stretch...

Delays in food vendor selection allow student input

by Nancy Ngo
Published April 9, 1997

The Vice Presidents Executive Council has postponed today's scheduled discussion about the potential for a private food partnership. Members of the council continue to wait for more information about...

Readers upset with fraternity, gang column

Published April 9, 1997

Stereotypes make for bad evidence In Tuesday's opinions piece "Fraternities, gangs share some ground," Sara Goo makes several broad comparisons between these two very different groups. There is some truth...

Women-owned firms on the rise

Published April 9, 1997

WASHINGTON (AP) -- Increasingly, the business of American women is business. Some 18.5 percent of employer businesses that were started between 1991 and 1994 are owned by women, the Census Bureau reported...

Harsher snowmobile laws are necessary

Published April 9, 1997

With spring's arrival, the 1996-97 snowmobile season is ending. Across the Midwest, this was the sport's deadliest winter in 25 years. In response to the fatalities, state legislators in Minnesota, Wisconsin...

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