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The Minnesota Daily

China sentences dissident to 11 years in prison

Published October 31, 1996

BEIJING (AP) -- The trial lasted four hours, and the verdict was harsh: 11 years in prison for Wang Dan, one of the last active leaders of the 1989 Tiananmen Square democracy movement. With Wednesday's...

U men’s swimmers reload for a repeat

by Ryan Schuster
Published October 31, 1996

Seventeen individual Big Ten championships, 28 All-American awards and three national titles. That's how much last year's dominant senior trio of P.J. Bogart, Derek Williams and Bernie Zeruhn contributed...

OSU linebacker lives up to No. 45

by Jeff Sherry
Published October 31, 1996

Andy Katzenmoyer doesn't understand what all the hubbub is about. Katzenmoyer, an inside linebacker for the Ohio State Buckeyes, thinks of himself as just another player on the second-ranked team in the...

Students get a preview of Nintendo 64

by Will Bourne
Published October 31, 1996

University students were given a technology fix as the 1996 Nintendo 64 Holiday Van Tour arrived in front of Coffman Union for its Minneapolis visit. When students entered the unmarked van on Wednesday...

Clinton has earned a second term in office

Published October 31, 1996

In 1992, America was in the middle of a recession, entangled in an inept aid mission in Somalia and facing an ever-growing deficit. In that election year, President Bush asked the American public if they...

Ohio State football sets pacefor rest of Big Ten, country

by Jeff Sherry
Published October 30, 1996

Late Saturday night, immediately after Gophers coach Jim Wacker ended his post-game press conference, a reporter approached him for a final question. "Coach, what do you think about the Ohio State game...

Conservation officers kill deer after mishap on campus

by Jim Martyka
Published October 30, 1996

Boynton Health Service employees watched Tuesday afternoon as an officer from the Department of Natural Resources shot and killed a deer near their office building. According to witnesses, the buck jumped...

Alumna wins student-teaching award

by Linda Hardin
Published October 30, 1996

Kathleen Kerr could be called a chameleon of the teaching world. The former University student and current history teacher at Fridley Middle School said she constantly tries to adapt to her students'...

Sioux fighting back in WCHA, start 4-0

by Michael Rand
Published October 30, 1996

Before the WCHA season began, several coaches around the league were preaching the same message: Watch out for North Dakota. After four games, the Sioux are making those coaches look pretty smart. UND...

Marriage is a right for all U.S. citizens

by By Eric
Published October 30, 1996

There are currently many arguments in vogue concerning the rights of gays and lesbians to marry. It is anathema to a democracy to even have such dialogue. The rights of gays and lesbians to marry should,...

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