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The Minnesota Daily

Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

Duluth may shorten reins on school paper

by Andrew Tellijohn
Published January 8, 1997

Controversy can cast a long shadow -- a lesson that Ron Hustvedt, editor of the Duluth campus newspaper, is learning the hard way. Nine months ago, the UMD Statesman published a satirical April Fool's...

Student researches computer’s portrayal in the media

by Peter Kauffner
Published January 8, 1997

People who wanted a really hot computer in the 1940s yearned for "Girl Power," a proposed measure of computation speed. At least that's what copywriters for the John Plain Company of Chicago thought. They...

Line item veto tips the balance of power

Published January 8, 1997

On Jan. 1, 1997, the federal line item veto, which allows the president to strike specific items from spending bills without vetoing the bill in its entirety, went into effect. The line item veto was first...

Gingrich voted speaker again despite controversy

Published January 8, 1997

Tycoon balloonist launches globe-circling endeavor LONDON (AP) -- A British tycoon's try at the first nonstop balloon flight around the world got off to a perfect start Tuesday, lifting off from a North...

Trespassers frequent U during break

by Jim Martyka
Published January 8, 1997

University Police enjoyed something of a break after classes let out in December. "It's been very, very quiet," said Detective Larry Anderson regarding campus crime over the past month. University Police...

Women’s hoops loses at No. 25 Nebraska by 21

by Aaron Kirscht
Published January 8, 1997

The Gophers women's basketball team was run out of Nebraska's Delaney Center on Tuesday night, dropping a non-conference game to the No. 25 Cornhuskers, 68-47. The Gophers shot a dismal 30 percent from...

Student leaders failed on Yudof issue

Published January 8, 1997

While thousands of students sweated over final examinations during the second week of December last year, the Board of Regents nervously tiptoed through the presidential search process. After months of...

K-12 education, Twins among competitors for funds

by Tracy Ellingson
Published January 7, 1997

and Chris VetterThe fate of the University's budget request hinges on the outcome of several unique and weighty issues facing the state Legislature as it opens its session today. The Legislature will...

Ceremony finalizes Fairview merger

by Bei Hu
Published January 7, 1997

More than a year of negotiations between the University and Fairview Health System culminated Monday in the signing of two documents at a ceremony. In front of representatives from both institutions,...

Woman sues U about job loss

by Andrew Tellijohn
Published January 7, 1997

A former University employee is suing the school for allegedly breaching a contractual agreement. Pamela Young, who spent four years as senior administrative director in University President Nils Hasselmo's...

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