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The Minnesota Daily

Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

U weighs ecology issues

by Kathryn Herzog
Published March 13, 1997

From the grocery store checkout line to the local coffee shop, environmentally conscious consumers are forced to choose between saving old-growth forests or the world's supply of petroleum. But for many...

Justice wasn’t served in animal-rights sentence

by By David
Published March 13, 1997

Justice is blind, right? In an ideal world punishments always fit the crime, the innocent never suffer, and the guilty never go free. It's the American way! However, in some cases, justice seems to be...

REV 105, the Reader and life on main street

Published March 13, 1997

Picture an average small town. It's not too wealthy, perhaps a bit rough around the edges, but at the center lies a town square. There you find a dozen, maybe 20 stores: a pair of corner groceries, a shoe...

Computer rankings trouble coaches

by Michael Rand
Published March 13, 1997

Craig Dahl and Jim Boeheim should get together sometime. Maybe they could hang out and talk about coaching over a cup of coffee. Dahl, the hockey coach at St. Cloud State, and Boeheim, the men's basketball...

Scientists predict very heavy spring flooding in Minnesota

Published March 12, 1997

(AP) -- The sun has come out and the mercury has passed the freezing mark in most parts of Minnesota. But signs of spring that once were cause for celebration bring a sense of foreboding this year. Scientists...

Faculty evaluations should be public

Published March 12, 1997

Tomorrow I register for spring quarter classes, and like thousands of other students, I'll spend several agonizing hours diligently arranging my schedule. Hopefully, I'll avoid the physics professor who...

Welfare reform needsfinancial jump-start

Published March 12, 1997

President Clinton announced last week that the federal government will begin hiring welfare recipients as part of the nationwide initiative to meet the challenges of last year's reform law. This latest...

O’Neill to rebuild Wildcats basketball

Published March 12, 1997

EVANSTON, Ill. (AP) -- Kevin O'Neill, intense, loud, blunt and tenacious, has built a basketball coaching reputation by recruiting top players and rebuilding floundering programs. Now he has his toughest...

Hasselmo, Yudof agree on U2000 goals

by Joel Sawyer
Published March 12, 1997

Editor's note: Halfway through the University 2000 planning process, its chief architect plans to retire. University President Nils Hasselmo will be succeeded in July by Mark Yudof, the current executive...

President should use pulpit to preserve arts

Published March 12, 1997

Second-term presidents typically have three central, over-arching priorities: to secure a place in history as a great leader, to leave a legacy of good policy and to ensure their party maintains control...

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