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The Minnesota Daily

Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

Tenure: no end in sight

by Brian Bakst
Published November 4, 1996

Jim Martyka and Joel SawyerDubbed everything from a civil war to the abortion issue of academics, the University's tenure crisis experienced new twists Thursday when Jean Keffeler announced her resignation...

Varied career led Springer to TV

by Allison Schlesinger
Published November 4, 1996

s Jerry Springer sees it, everyone has something in their lives that is worthy of a talk show. Springer, the only talk-show host on television who has been a lawyer, a television anchor, a politician...

University alum refined use of First Amendment

Published November 4, 1996

Chief Justice Burger wrote influential decisions on many notable First Amendment issues. ù Wisconsin vs. Yoder (1975) held that the Wisconsin compulsory school attendance law could not require the...

Gromacki addresses the Sanger controversy

by Sam Black
Published November 4, 1996

Michelle KibigerBy co-authoring the Minnesota Student Association resolution to take Margaret Sanger's portrait out of Wilson Library, College of Liberal Arts junior Tom Gromacki has placed himself in...

No surprise. Gophers lose 45-0 at Ohio State

by Jeff Sherry
Published November 4, 1996

COLUMBUS, Ohio -- By the time the Gophers and Ohio State finished their first quarter of football Saturday, a rather improbable scenario had developed at Ohio Stadium. The Buckeyes, ranked second in the...

Gophers men’s CC runners finish seventh at Big Tens

by Ryan Schuster
Published November 4, 1996

Many people consider seven to be a lucky number. Those people, however, do not include Minnesota's men's cross country team. The Gophers harriers ran to a seventh-place finish Saturday morning at the...

College Republicans say Dole is trustworthy

by Tracy Ellingson
Published November 1, 1996

After leaving his post as United States Senate Majority Leader, citizen Bob Dole entered the political horse race determined to give the country a more well-rounded economy through a flattened tax structure. Dole's...

Student voters can help make history

by Chris Vetter
Published November 1, 1996

With the 1996 election only four days away, students might be wondering why they should care. Many feel nothing ever changes anyway. But this election could be remembered as a pivotal point in our nation's...

n Berg returns to lineup for U hockey

by Michael Rand
Published November 1, 1996

It was about 2:20 Wednesday afternoon, and the Gophers hockey team's locker room was filled with the usual combination of music and background chatter. The players had most of their gear on and were almost...

Reform Party vies for visibility

by Tracy Ellingson
Published November 1, 1996

In 1992, Reform Party pioneer Ross Perot tested the theory that three can be company in America's traditional two-party political system. Now, five years later, as Perot makes a second attempt to unseat...

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