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The Minnesota Daily

Students display robots at Coffman

by Peter Kauffner
Published March 13, 1997

Robots for pouring wine, cleaning CDs and tossing coins into a piggy bank were featured Wednesday in the Lots of Robots show in Coffman Memorial Union. The robots were built by students enrolled in Professor...

Gophers depart for NCAAs

by Tim Klobuchar
Published March 13, 1997

The Gophers' last home game was a week ago, but Williams Arena (the parking lot anyway) was still filled with Gophers men's basketball fans Wednesday morning. More than 200 pompon-waving Minnesota supporters...

Corner store changes hands, but stays within the family

by Kamariea Forcier
Published March 13, 1997

The once-crowded aisles, barely wide enough for a person to walk through, might be a thing of the past, but Dinkytown's oldest grocery store is still selling as much as it ever did, said House of Hanson...

Gophers will not be just another Minnesota letdown

Published March 13, 1997

Minnesota sports fans have been teased for years. This is not a local phenomenon, of course. Cleveland, Denver, Buffalo and a handful of other cities have had teams that go to the brink of a championship,...

Have you hugged your bat today?

Published March 13, 1997

I love bats, and if I could marry one I would. So you can imagine how excited I was on a recent visit to the Science Museum's bat exhibit. The best part was seeing the four live bats on display. They were...

Buffalo herd faces jeopardy

Published March 12, 1997

WASHINGTON (AP) -- With more than half of Yellowstone's wild buffalo herd destroyed, Interior Secretary Bruce Babbitt said Tuesday that continued killing of the animals is threatening the survival of a...

Revolution Elmo

Published March 12, 1997

Elmo -- one of those commuters -- was getting on the highway this morning when he had an urge. "It's been a while since I've listened to REV 105's soothing, molasses-voiced Brian Oake and his special friend,"...

WCHA tournament comes down to top five seeds

by Michael Rand
Published March 12, 1997

Unlike last year's WCHA Final Five, there are no surprise teams headed to the St. Paul Civic Center for the league tourney this weekend. Last season, the lower seeds won three of the five first-round...

U2000 used as bait in hunt for money

by Chris Vetter
Published March 12, 1997

University officials have worked the last two months convincing legislators in the House and Senate's higher education committees that the University needs a funding hike. The 21 legislators are responsible...

Global warming debate heats up

Published March 12, 1997

(AP) -- Satellite temperature measurements suggest that the next century will be a hot one, and bolster the conclusion that global warming is already under way, two Colorado scientists say. An international...

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