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The Minnesota Daily

Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

Senior pushes hockey to wins

by Michael Rand
Published January 6, 1997

It was just past noon on New Year's Eve -- a time when most people are thinking about the ball dropping, not the puck. Members of the Gophers hockey team had just finished a morning practice. Virtually...

Iverson takes charge for women’s hoops

by Aaron Kirscht
Published January 6, 1997

The first thing that grabs your attention is the eyes -- deep set, intense, foreboding. Angie Iverson always looks angry on the basketball court. And judging by her stats, Iverson has been playing angry....

Freshmen women gymnasts star in intrasquad

by Susan Filkins
Published January 6, 1997

Anticipation and excitement filled the Sports Pavilion on Saturday night as the Gophers women's gymnastics team opened its season with its annual intrasquad meet. The intrasquad meet gave Minnesota a...

Old troubles haunt new year

by Joel Sawyer
Published January 6, 1997

and Andrew TellijohnThe federal government made sure the holiday season was anything but jolly for University officials. On Dec. 19 the U.S. Department of Justice sued the University for fraud over its...

Rigorous training helps men’s swim team

by Ryan Schuster
Published January 6, 1997

The goals of most male college students for winter break include, sleeping, watching sporting events on TV and eating a lot of turkey. Not the Gophers men's swimming and diving teams, though. "One of...

Coach brings power to rebuild, experience

by Aaron Kirscht
Published January 6, 1997

Soon after Jim Wacker announced his resignation as Gophers football coach, men's athletics director Mark Dienhart placed a call to Kansas in search of a replacement. He hoped to find an interested Glen...

Western flooding displaces thousands, destroys property

Published January 6, 1997

LINCOLN, Calif. (AP) -- Helicopters plucked stranded farmers from rooftops and sunken pickup trucks Friday after five days of relentless rain sent 100,000 people fleeing their homes across the West. Helicopters...

U hockey powers into WCHA forefront with sweep

by Michael Rand
Published January 6, 1997

Listening to Gophers hockey coach Doug Woog's controlled tirade after the Gophers' 4-3 overtime loss to St. Cloud State on Dec. 15 at Mariucci Arena, it was pretty clear that he saw a difference between...

Horses literally on the chopping block

Published January 6, 1997

RENO, Nev. (AP) -- A multimillion-dollar federal program created to save the lives of wild horses is instead channeling them by the thousands to slaughterhouses where they are chopped into cuts of meat. Among...

Manning thinks about turning pro as NFL awaits

Published January 6, 1997

ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) -- After throwing for 408 yards in a bowl game against Northwestern, Peyton Manning appears to have little left to prove at the college level. Well, maybe he does. Manning insists that...

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