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The Minnesota Daily

Prof, support group address impotence

by Lynne Kozarek
Published November 22, 1996

Many people still consider frank discussion about sex a taboo. But for men suffering from impotence, a new University support group dispels some myths surrounding the disorder. "Impotence is the most...

In Wednesday’s art…

Published November 22, 1996

In Wednesday's article, "MSA approves new committee amid protests," the Campus Involvement Committee was misidentified.In Thursday's article, "Outstate union support weakens," Crookston and Morris faculty...

Time is the essence for men’s swim team

by Ryan Schuster
Published November 22, 1996

The clock, and not the opposing team, will be the Gophers men's swimming team's primary opponent this weekend at the University Aquatic Center. "It's a meet that the times we swim are more important than...

Event reflects on Million Man March

by Joe Carlson
Published November 22, 1996

The Million Man March sparked several national debates in the days leading up to and following the Oct. 16, 1995, rally in Washington, D.C. The discussions left unanswered the question of whether such...

Graduate student debt is skyrocketing

by Tom Lopez
Published November 21, 1996

Graduate and professional students across the country face mounting debts with no relief in sight. Since 1993, borrowing jumped 74 percent. "I think it constitutes a prospective crisis on the horizon,"...

Purdue women’s basketball player suspended for violation

Published November 21, 1996

WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. (AP) -- Purdue women's basketball player Ukari Figgs will miss the Boilermakers' season-opener because of a one-game suspension for violating NCAA rules, the university announced Wednesday. The...

Physics prof blasts holes in science of Star Trek’

by Peter Kauffner
Published November 21, 1996

With real-life spaceships crashing into the Pacific replacing the Soviet Sputniks which once circled the skies, millions of Americans now explore space vicariously with the starship Enterprise and its...

Duluth drags feet on grading

by Jim Martyka
Published November 21, 1996

A new plus-minus grading policy which once seemed likely for the University system is stalled, as Duluth campus officials wait to consider the proposed changes. The Morris, Crookston and Twin Cities campus...

Usually bumper stic…

Published November 21, 1996

Usually bumper stickers, no matter how hard they try, don't move me to contemplate their meanings or take action for the causes they promote. Visualize world peace? Yeah, OK, now what? Think globally,...

Kerr experiences golf at the world level for Canada

by Susan Filkins
Published November 21, 1996

Last summer a committee in Canada sat down to pick four of the country's top golfers to represent them in the World Amateur Tournament. Basing the decision on each golfer's previous two years of tournament...

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