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The Minnesota Daily

Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

U hopes to keep rolling vs. Badgers

by Michael Rand
Published February 28, 1997

If members of the Gophers hockey team were seated in a room, watching a tape of their season in progress, they might be tempted to reach for the fast forward button when they got to this weekend's series...

U basketball fans hoodwinked at airport gate

by Tim Klobuchar
Published February 28, 1997

About 150 to 200 Minnesota Gophers fans gathered at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport late Wednesday night, anxiously awaiting the arrival of the new Big Ten champions. The plane carrying...

Deng left China with problems and promise

Published February 28, 1997

Deng Xiaoping's death and President Jiang Zemin's assertion of power last week were formalities -- Deng had been ill for years and China's government was prepared for a smooth transition. Yet world attention...

Players, coaches and fans net excitement of a title

by Todd Zolecki
Published February 27, 1997

and Michael RandANN ARBOR, Mich. -- Gophers basketball players, coaches and fans were all whooping and hollering as they took turns snipping off parts of the Crisler Arena net following a Big Ten title-clinching...

Um, could you stop hawking loogies?

Published February 27, 1997

Are you annoyed? You should be -- there are more than 6 billion humans in the world and plenty of them are really good at getting on others people's nerves. But don't worry, oh bugged ones, you're not...

Davids carves own wrestling path

by Allison Younge
Published February 27, 1997

For junior All-American Jason Davids, it wasn't surprising that he was naturally drawn to wrestling. "Wrestling ran in my blood," he said. "In my family, every guy was a wrestler -- that's just the way...

Arboretum gets a green thumbs up

by Joe Carlson
Published February 27, 1997

Down in Frog Hollow, a building on the University's Landscape Arboretum in Chanhassen, volunteers practice making greeting cards with pressed flowers and melted crayons. Located 25 miles southwest of...

Transit Services can still afford propaganda

by By Jane
Published February 27, 1997

As a 52 express route bus rider for six years, I would like to thank Parking and Transportation Services for using more of their supposedly dwindling funds to put misinformation into a more than $750...

Safe House

Published February 27, 1997

Elmo kicked the door. Stepped inside, slid a little. His nose told him what his eyes had avoided seeing: he was standing in a pool of blood, still liquid but cold. He stepped past the entry and drew his...

Clinton defends White House fund-raising

Published February 27, 1997

WASHINGTON (AP) -- President Clinton defended White House fund-raising tactics as "entirely appropriate" Wednesday, asserting there was never any illegal solicitation of money at the executive mansion...

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