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Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

TWA refuses to aid families’ trip

Published February 10, 1997

SMITHTOWN, N.Y. (AP) -- Investigators, moved by the financial hardship faced by the families of TWA Flight 800 victims, passed the hat to raise money for meals they ate during a weekend trip to look at...

Faculty union will hurt University’s reputation

by by Edson
Published February 10, 1997

Gov. Arne Carlson wants to see the University ranked with the top great research universities in the country. The governor and others concerned about jobs and the economic development of Minnesota are...

Illinois men’s basketball upsets Iowa

Published February 10, 1997

CHAMPAIGN, Ill. (AP) -- Although most eyes were on Kiwane Garris and his 21 points, it was Jarrod Gee's season-high 11 rebounds that got the praise from coach Lon Kruger after the Illini's 66-51 win over...

Museum displays human side of the Internet

Published February 10, 1997

WASHINGTON (AP) -- An autistic child. Rebels in a Mexican jungle hideout. A chimpanzee behind red bars. A monk in an Egyptian desert. A writer in a bathtub. Seemingly random images, they're actually linked,...

Defense attorney questions jury conduct

by Andrew Tellijohn
Published February 10, 1997

Judge H. Peter Albrecht received a call from a juror in the Louis Cardona "Butch" Buggs trial before court Friday morning that could have resulted in a mistrial. Several members of the jury overheard...

’98 budget leaves out low-income families

Published February 10, 1997

Eager to avert the legislative stalemate that twice last year forced him to close down the federal government, President Clinton has proposed a relatively uncontroversial fiscal 1998 budget aimed at encouraging...

Love at first sight lasts for 80 years

Published February 10, 1997

SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP)-- For George and Gaynel Couron, love at first sight has lasted nearly 81 years. The couple, who celebrate their 81st anniversary April 10, has the nation's longest-lasting marriage,...

Regent’s professors miss target on crucial points

by by Eville
Published February 10, 1997

We appreciate the concerns for the University expressed by many of the regents' professors in a Daily advertisement. They have not, however, proposed any substantive measures to alleviate current problems...

On the last lap

by Jennifer Niemela
Published February 10, 1997

The last weekend of campaigning before the faculty union election saw prominent defections from the cause as union advocates made their final push to persuade professors to vote "yes" to collective bargaining. The...

Students enjoy this paper chase

by Joe Carlson
Published February 10, 1997

In the basement of Kaufert Laboratory, students throw chipped wood into a machine that pressure-cooks it at 320 degrees Fahrenheit until it turns into pulp. This is a basic paper-making course, where...

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