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Visitation, Part I

Published March 6, 1997

What could be wrong? Elmo worried. This morning there had been a chance of snow. It had been partly sunny, with a high near 20. Tomorrow would be partly sunny with a high somewhere in the 20s, again with...

Undergrads are heart of U2000 plan

by Joe Carlson
Published March 6, 1997

and Jessica Steeno If University administrators live up to their promises, freshmen entering the University this fall will be better prepared and suffer fewer bureaucratic headaches than those who started...

Stauber sits at top of world with U

Published March 6, 1997

Todd Zolecki Staff Reporter This whole thing is a bit unusual for Aaron Stauber. Not everybody gets to play on the second-ranked men's basketball team in the country. And yet, here he is, a walk-on senior...

Sciences and math losing students

by Kamariea Forcier
Published March 6, 1997

and Peter Kauffner Nathan Hunstad, a University sophomore in the College of Liberal Arts, could have been halfway done with his science degree. Instead, he called it quits after his first month at the...

U edges Cyclones in bottom of ninth

by Tim Klobuchar
Published March 6, 1997

The Gophers baseball team temporarily solved its first-inning woes Wednesday night against Iowa State, but still needed some late-inning heroics to beat the Cyclones 6-5 at the Metrodome. Senior Bob Keeney...

Boundary Waters should be open to everyone

by by Jeffrey
Published March 5, 1997

The debate about the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness is once again heating up. Attempts to federally mediate a solution to this 33-year-old conflict have failed. A settlement can only come from...

Cross-program studies gain support

by Andrew Tellijohn
Published March 5, 1997

Multiple University departments contribute to the Department of Conservation Biology. About 60 graduate students in the program study social, political, economic and biological aspects of conservation....

Spring cleaning: my worst nightmare

Published March 5, 1997

Vernal equinox is rapidly approaching, and my general level of uneasiness is increasing. No, I'm not worried about final exams or finding a summer job. Similarly, my anxiety isn't attributable to the University's...

Grad programs hang on

Published March 5, 1997

Editor's note: This is the third in an eight-part series examining the University 2000 plan. Tom Lopez and Joel Sawyer Many perceive University graduate and professional programs as slipping in quality,...

All eyes are fixed on Coach Hill-MacDonald

by Aaron Kirscht
Published March 5, 1997

Coaching changes are nothing new, of course, in any sport at nearly every level. But in the ranks of Big Ten women's basketball, turnover has become the name of the game. So if Gophers women's basketball...

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