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The Minnesota Daily

Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

Hillel hosts 2 sections of the AIDS quilt

by Elizabeth Reinecke
Published January 21, 1997

Ten years ago, seven strangers gathered in a San Francisco storefront to commemorate lives of loved ones lost to AIDS. This informal meeting laid the foundation for the NAMES Project AIDS Memorial Quilt,...

Ebonics spoken here, despite the controversy

Published January 21, 1997

OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) -- Posted on the wall of Carrie Secret's classroom, handwritten cards in careful cursive strokes list the primary language of her black fifth-graders as "Ebonics." Over in a corner...

King honored at musical celebration

by Tracy Ellingson
Published January 21, 1997

Mauryn Buckner twisted impatiently on her grandmother's lap Sunday night while listening in the back of the Ted Mann Concert Hall stage. The little girl, dressed in a green velvet dress with a full white...

Men’s tennis wins without top players

by Tim Klobuchar
Published January 21, 1997

Team captains are supposed to lead by example, but Gophers men's tennis players might have wanted to avert their eyes Sunday afternoon from senior captain Ben Gabler. Gabler is one of the Gophers' top...

Michigan humbles U in women’s gymnastics

by Susan Filkins
Published January 21, 1997

It was close, but the No. 23-ranked Gophers women's gymnastics team fell short Saturday at Ann Arbor, Mich., to defending Big Ten champion Michigan, 193.525 to 192.1. The scores were almost identical...

Men’s gymnastics team flounders at weekend meet

by Susan Filkins
Published January 21, 1997

After its opener this weekend, it appears Minnesota's men's gymnastics team will need to work out a few kinks before its next meet. Typically, the Gophers do start slow. But Gophers coach Fred Roethlisberger...

Pact brings Mideast peace process new life

Published January 21, 1997

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Palestine Liberation Organization leader Yasser Arafat struck a number of important compromises last week that signal a committed determination to restart...

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...

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