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The Minnesota Daily

Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

Some students praise Wisconsin fees ruling

by Michelle Kibiger
Published December 5, 1996

and Chris VetterAlthough the precedent does not stand in Minnesota, some University students hope a recent federal ruling that bans mandatory student service fees at the University of Wisconsin-Madison...

New high-speed train may connect Midwest

Published December 5, 1996

MILWAUKEE (AP) -- Business interests and environmentalists have endorsed a campaign for new high-speed and conventional railroad passenger service in the Midwest. The nine-state proposal, with Chicago...

Hennen tops challenges in school, swimming

by Ryan Schuster
Published December 5, 1996

A loud cheer emanated from the stands in the University Aquatic Center at the Minnesota Invitational on Nov. 24 as swimmer Jenny Hennen's name was announced. Even though she is only in her first year...

Tourney gravy for Gophers volleyball

Published December 5, 1996

Just minutes before the Gophers volleyball team started play Wednesday night, women's athletics director Chris Voelz made her rounds through the Sports Pavilion, with an eased look of contentment on her...

Candidate Ramaley up for Vermont job

Published December 5, 1996

At least one of three candidates for the job of University president is looking at another presidential position at a different school. Judith Ramaley, president of Portland State University, started a...

Men’s hoops vows history will not repeat as No. 16

by Todd Zolecki
Published December 5, 1996

Don't get the Gophers men's basketball team wrong -- it enjoys its No. 16 national ranking as much as anyone -- it just doesn't want to cross the line between a confident team and one which expects to...

Computers may be required soon

by Peter Kauffner
Published December 5, 1996

Under current administration plans, the University will require every student to purchase a portable computer starting in 1999. Such a policy has been in effect on the Crookston campus for several years....

U prez finalists talk toilet paper

Published December 5, 1996

You've got to love those people on the Board of Regents. First they schedule the presidential candidate public forums for finals week, when most of us will be too busy or crazed to attend. Now we find...

General College article was off the mark

by By David
Published December 5, 1996

As a historian I am constantly amazed at the lack of originality displayed in the telling and the retelling of the "General College" story. The fact that General College continues to capture the attention...

Former professor may appeal race, sex discrimination case

by Kamariea Forcier
Published December 5, 1996

A former University assistant professor may appeal her case, which states she was unfairly denied tenure, to the highest court in the state of Minnesota. Beth Bertelson, attorney for former General College...

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