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The Minnesota Daily

Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

South Pacific Elmo

Published November 18, 1996

This morning, Elmo's car key twisted off in the door's frozen lock. A jagged metal chunk stuck out of the hole like a fractured bone; Elmo dolefully examined the remainder of the truncated key in his hand....

War on drugs aggravates crime, and inequality

Published November 18, 1996

As Ian Fleming once said, "Prohibition is the trigger of crime." Politicians seem to forget this on the campaign trail, where candidates cry, "I'm tough on crime" and "I'm tough on drugs." As in the time...

Women’s CC 7th at NCAA regionals

by Ryan Schuster
Published November 18, 1996

Cross country isn't supposed to be a contact sport. Try telling that to the Gophers women's coach Gary Wilson. Two Minnesota runners got pushed to the turf Saturday morning during the NCAA District IV...

Freshman performs at legendary level

by Michael Rand
Published November 18, 1996

Steve DeBus said he has no idea who Wally Pipp is. And Gophers hockey coach Doug Woog said that DeBus, the team's starting goalie, does not need to worry about why Pipp's name is important in the context...

U hockey gets share of first

by Michael Rand
Published November 18, 1996

Michigan Tech coach Tim Watters said he saw a marked improvement in his team's play from Saturday's game against Minnesota to Sunday's game. Watters thought Sunday's effort -- a 3-0 loss in which the...

Injuries nag overachieving U volleyball team, hurt depth

by Tim Klobuchar
Published November 15, 1996

The Gophers women's basketball team, down to eight scholarship players, has the most notable labor shortage of any University athletic team. But it doesn't have the only one. The volleyball team started...

Tiny neutrino merits big project

by Peter Kauffner
Published November 15, 1996

University researchers are designing a $50 million facility in northern Minnesota to answer one of the most vexing questions in physics -- whether neutrinos have mass. The neutrino is sometimes called...

Hospital workers set to sue U

by Joel Sawyer
Published November 15, 1996

Some University Hospital workers are expected to file suit against the University in federal court today demanding that the school live up to a contract it signed with union employees. The suit, which...

California grad assistants to strike

by Sam Black
Published November 15, 1996

The strength of any union is its power to strike. At three of the campuses at the University of California next week, graduate student instructors intend to test their strength by marching out of class...

Cease-fire required before U.S. troops enter

Published November 15, 1996

WASHINGTON (AP) -- The United States wants warring factions in Zaire to promise a cease-fire before U.S. and allied troops agree to move in and assure the delivery of relief aid to a million refugees,...

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