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The Minnesota Daily

Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

Beware: the art of creativity is a hoax

by By Joe
Published November 26, 1996

Most people's creativity died, according to creative consultants, when a well-meaning adult taught us as children to color inside the lines. Creative consultancy is a boom industry these days. Walk into...

U runner finishes a disappointing 71st at the NCAA meet

by Ryan Schuster
Published November 26, 1996

After crossing the finish line at the 1996 NCAA Women's Cross Country Championships in Tucson, Ariz., on Monday, Gophers runner Anna Gullingsrud bent over and started to cry. She had hoped to finish in...

N. Michigan’s move causes mixed feelings

by Michael Rand
Published November 26, 1996

When Northern Michigan officials announced this summer that the school's hockey team was leaving the WCHA to rejoin the CCHA next season, few people were shocked. Athletics director and head hockey coach...

U v-ball looks ahead

by Tim Klobuchar
Published November 26, 1996

The Gophers volleyball team will find out Sunday who and where they play in the NCAA tournament. The brackets for the tournament will be announced live at 5 p.m. on MSC. With two matches left in the regular...

Researcher identifies presidential’ traits

by Jim Martyka
Published November 26, 1996

President Clinton is a "good ol' boy," who is low on character, integrity and self-discipline, according to a study by a University professor and her colleagues. But the president scored high on intelligence...

100,000 take to streets in protest against Milosevic

Published November 26, 1996

BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (AP) -- In the largest protest ever against Slobodan Milosevic, more than 100,000 people marched through the capital Monday, hurling eggs at government buildings and accusing the Serbian...

Good language skills make good medicine

by Lynne Kozarek
Published November 26, 1996

Surgical lasers can't cut through the growing language barrier in medicine. But one University student might have the solution to the problem of hospital patients in the United States who don't speak...

Study debunks belief in media bias

by Douglas Rojas
Published November 26, 1996

Throughout the 1996 presidential campaign, Republican candidate Bob Dole claimed that campaign media coverage had a strong liberal and pro-President Clinton bias. A University research study, however,...

Women’s basketball drops close game to Iowa State

by Aaron Kirscht
Published November 25, 1996

On game day, the number of empty seats on the bench doesn't matter a whole lot. That's what Iowa State coach Bill Fennelly told his players before their game against the Gophers, who dressed only seven...

Friends support ill alumna

by Jeremy Taff
Published November 25, 1996

It began as one of her usual stomachaches, but within days University graduate Jennifer Plucker found herself in a strange hospital bed in a new town and without health insurance. But now Plucker, 24,...

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