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The Minnesota Daily

New students need counselors

by Douglas Rojas
Published February 11, 1997

Kiaora Bohlool came all the way from Hawaii to Minnesota in the fall of 1994 to live in a completely different environment from the one she knew. Like most of the first-year students facing a large campus...

Professors head to the polls today

by Jennifer Niemela
Published February 11, 1997

Voting begins today in faculty union elections that will determine whether the University will become the nation's largest unionized institution of higher learning. University faculty members will be...

Sandwich shops saturate University area

by Lynne Kozarek
Published February 11, 1997

It's an unmistakable trend: sub shops sprouting on and around campus. At least six stores selling deli-style fast-food sandwiches have appeared since 1994 in Dinkytown and Stadium Village. The ten sub...

U’s Iverson overlooked by Big Ten committee, again

by Aaron Kirscht
Published February 11, 1997

For the last two weeks, Gophers center Angie Iverson has made a legitimate claim to the Big Ten Player of the Week award. And for the second straight week, Iverson was overlooked in favor of other players...

Men’s basketball is No. 3 in AP poll

by Todd Zolecki
Published February 11, 1997

Last week's speculation that the Gophers men's basketball team could move up to No. 1 in the national rankings proved to be untrue Monday when the team earned a No. 3 spot in the Associated Press poll. A...

Volleyball team signs last two

Published February 11, 1997

The Gophers volleyball team announced the signing of its final two recruits Monday, making a total of six players who have signed national letters of intent to play for Minnesota next season. Both of the...

Educators pull up their sleeves

by Chris Vetter
Published February 11, 1997

Three prominent Minnesota college and university leaders met with members of the House Higher Education Finance Division on Monday -- not in competition for money, but for collaboration and cooperation. University...

Architecture of West Bank tells a vivid story

by By Patrick
Published February 11, 1997

On the West Bank of the University, the new building for the Carlson School of Management is rising above its surroundings, a capitalist parvenu in the academic groves, a private-sector colossus of green...

Hankinson finishes weekend as fan

by Michael Rand
Published February 11, 1997

After playing Friday and Saturday against Northern Michigan at Mariucci Arena, Gophers forward Casey Hankinson made a Sunday trip to a smaller, lesser-known arena. As important as Minnesota's contests...

Great Lakes to welcome ocean liners

Published February 11, 1997

DETROIT (AP) -- Auf Wiedersehen, Germany. Hello, Great Lakes states. That's what hundreds of German tourists will be saying this fall when they set out on the maiden voyage of a Great Lakes cruise ship. Three...

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