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The Minnesota Daily

Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

Institute features top-notch physicists

by Jacqueline Couillard
Published January 29, 1997

The 1980s were a decade of big science and political upheaval. The combination of free-flowing funds for scientific research and the collapse of the Cold War political order led to the establishment of...

Top of WCHA is home for Gophers

by Michael Rand
Published January 29, 1997

Something was familiar to Gophers hockey players Mike Anderson, Mike Crowley and Nick Checco Saturday morning as they sat around the breakfast table. Following Minnesota's 5-2 win over Michigan Tech on...

Student input sought for Coffman renovations

by Tracy Ellingson
Published January 29, 1997

Students might not find Abercrombie & Fitch or Gap clothing stores in a newly renovated Coffman Memorial Union, but they will likely find other retail businesses in the union to make their lives a...

Neel, O’Keefe make the first cut

by Joel Sawyer
Published January 29, 1997

Finalists for five open seats on the Board of Regents were announced Tuesday. Among the finalists are current regents Michael O'Keefe and H. Bryan Neel, and former U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Bob Bergland. In...

Conference will stress faculty teaching and research

by Tom Lopez
Published January 29, 1997

Students often complain that professors don't do a good enough job in the classroom because they are too concerned with their research. But a conference of graduate and professional students this spring...

Coffman wish list: Naps, food and beer

Published January 29, 1997

An ambitious renovation of Coffman Memorial Union is scheduled to begin in 1998, with the hope that a remodeling can transform our underused union into a hub of student activity. Currently, 10,000 people...

Small bowel surgery is big deal

by Andrew Tellijohn
Published January 29, 1997

The recipient of Fairview-University Hospital's first small bowel and liver transplant heads home today. Three-year-old Courtney Macht will be released from Fairview-University Medical Center just over...

DNR says no to state emergency deer feeding

Published January 29, 1997

ST. PAUL (AP) -- Minnesota deer will suffer and die because of the harsh winter, but Department of Natural Resources officials said Tuesday the state should not interfere with nature's course by feeding...

Gophers football team says, ‘If we build it …’

by Tim Klobuchar
Published January 29, 1997

Gophers football recruits from outside Minnesota, who have the misfortune of visiting the school during the winter, tend to have one reaction when they first step off the plane: brrr. Elk River native...

Trying topull together

by Joe Carlson
Published January 29, 1997

Biology at the University will have a different face in coming years if proposals currently being discussed by faculty members and administrators are implemented. But although basic goals motivating the...

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