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Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

Study links suicide and public welfare spending

by Michelle Kibiger
Published November 14, 1996

Put a Republican and a Democrat together in the same room and they will likely argue what role the government should play in people's lives. The debate over the government's role in protecting the public...

Women’s hoops starts fresh tonight

by Aaron Kirscht
Published November 14, 1996

Gophers women's basketball coach Linda Hill-MacDonald says a turning point for the upcoming season, which begins today, actually occurred in the final game of the 1995-96 season. Minnesota was matched...

With three series sweeps, WCHA race tightens

by Michael Rand
Published November 13, 1996

What was threatening to be an early-season runaway for North Dakota has turned into a six-team power struggle in the WCHA standings. The Sioux still sit atop the league with a 6-2-0 record after being...

Wacker: We didn’t get it done’

by Jeff Sherry
Published November 13, 1996

At a packed press conference Tuesday morning, Gophers football coach Jim Wacker took a moment to discuss how emotional a person he can be. "I cry and laugh a lot," he said. "And I'm not going to apologize...

Archaic sex laws are no laughing matter

Published November 13, 1996

In Alexandria, Minn., it is illegal for a man to have sex with his wife if he reeks of garlic, onions or sardines. Across the border in Connorsville, Wis., a law prohibits a man from shooting off a gun...

Days of Elmo’s Life

Published November 13, 1996

What was Elmo to do? He was stranded with his ex-lover on a desolate island -- just as that smooth-talking model with the European accent had planned. Elmo was supposed to be back in Salem, marrying his...

For one doctoral student, the television is a teacher

by Linda Hardin
Published November 13, 1996

Few people would think that spending a Thursday night watching "Friends" would be required for a graduate studies research project. But for Cheri Anderson, watching soaps and dramas on television is all...

Board of Regents thwarting shared governance

Published November 13, 1996

We, the elected leadership of the Twin Cities Chapter of the American Association of University Professors, are concerned about the breakdown in the University's system of shared governance represented...

Lab boasts latest computer technology

by Peter Kauffner
Published November 13, 1996

Red and blue swirls, representing warm and cold currents, collide on a map of the North Atlantic Ocean. This ocean current simulation, called the Miami Ocean Model, is one of the research projects associated...

U Care serves neglected population in Minnesota

by Lynne Kozarek
Published November 13, 1996

The billboards and bus signs advertising U Care have only been on display for a few months, but the University-run program has served the community's less fortunate patients for more than a decade. The...

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