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The Minnesota Daily

Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

Nation pays attention to U experts on welfare reform

by Jacqueline Couillard
Published January 22, 1997

When a pair of University faculty members speak, people listen. People like Uncle Sam, the Minnesota Legislature and Cornell University. All three institutions -- and others across the country -- will...

Disabled riders get new service

by Lynne Kozarek
Published January 22, 1997

Beginning Jan. 27, University students and staff who use wheelchairs, canes, crutches and other mobility aids will have a free service available providing specialized curb-to-curb service between University...

Pop quiz: students take on the staff

by Andrew Tellijohn
Published January 22, 1997

The University administration and Radio K will be among teams participating in an annual clash of brains at Coffman Memorial Union today. The tournament, sponsored by the University College Bowl program,...

Huskies create winner in WCHA

by Michael Rand
Published January 22, 1997

The 7,051 fans who packed the National Hockey Center for Friday's game between Minnesota and St. Cloud State symbolized more than just an overwhelming home-ice advantage for the host Huskies. More than...

Scientists find link between nicotine, schizophrenia

Published January 21, 1997

WASHINGTON (AP) -- Scientists have located a gene that may increase the risk of inheriting schizophrenia -- a finding that, in an unusual twist, could also explain why many schizophrenics chain smoke. Essentially,...

Celebration of King’s legacy not complete

by By John
Published January 21, 1997

In eulogizing Franklin Roosevelt, Adolph Berle once remarked that "Great men have two lives, one which occurs while they work on earth, (and) a second which begins at their death and continues as long...

Vet school revamps curriculum

by Joe Carlson
Published January 21, 1997

It's becoming an all-too-common paradox in higher education: The abstract academic exercises required in many courses, such as fact memorization and lecture absorption, do not fully prepare students for...

Women’s hoops losing streak hits 29

by Aaron Kirscht
Published January 21, 1997

Teams that live and die by the 3-point shot tend to salivate at the sight of a zone defense. Spread the floor here, set a pick there, and an open shot from behind the arc is sure to follow. Because of...

Both swim teams down Wildcats

by Ryan Schuster
Published January 21, 1997

Minnesota's women's swimming and diving squad expected this weekend's meet at Northwestern to be its toughest test until the Big Ten championships on Feb. 20-22. The team wasn't disappointed. The tenth-ranked...

Wrestlers find good in third place at Duals

by Allison Younge
Published January 21, 1997

The No. 5-ranked Gophers wrestling team shocked No. 4 Penn State twice this weekend, capturing third place at the prestigious National Duals tournament in Lincoln, Neb. Minnesota's Tim Hartung (ranked...

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