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The Minnesota Daily

Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

Diversity issues still ill-defined at University

by By Kenna-Camara
Published October 27, 1996

As a student of elementary education, diversity and multiculturalism come up quite often in my studies. These terms have been bandied about by individuals trying to prove how politically correct or tolerant...

Demand for Spanish classes skyrocketing

by Nancy Ngo
Published October 27, 1996

Riding the linguistic wave that is transforming Spanish from a foreign language into a domestic one, the University's Spanish department this year has more students than it can teach. Enrollment in the...

Elmo come lately

Published October 27, 1996

Elmo jerked awake. "DAMMIT!" he screamed, seeing his clock read 11:23. He was late once again for his early class and he knew his prof was getting rather annoyed with his constant tardiness. This was not...

Law School proposal rejected

by Jim Martyka
Published October 25, 1996

The University's Faculty Senate sent a message to the Board of Regents at its meeting Thursday by rejecting the regents' tenure proposal for the Law School. But, after a close vote, they also left the...

Patient is first to try diabetes pill at U

Published October 25, 1996

All eyes at the University's Clinical Research Center will be focused on a teenage boy from Illinois this weekend. On Sunday, 13-year-old Daniel Mikos will be the first person to take a recently developed...

V-ball team plays best and worst in Big Ten

by Tim Klobuchar
Published October 25, 1996

The Gophers volleyball team will take an ambitious trip this weekend. The journey will cover both the north and south poles of the Big Ten standings, as the Gophers travel to first-place Michigan State...

Gophers soccer looks to crumble mighty Tarheels

by Aaron Kirscht
Published October 25, 1996

You have to wonder if North Carolina women's soccer coach Anson Dorrance has a little Genghis Khan in him, the way his team has dominated the college ranks over the last decade. Genghis, who oversaw an...

Study indicates U community is loosely knit

by Bei Hu
Published October 25, 1996

Students who feel overwhelmed at the University can find plenty of people who share the frustration. A 1996 campus survey reported that only 22 percent of the students thought that the University placed...

Professor’s life influenced by Disney

by Andrew Tellijohn
Published October 25, 1996

When Karal Ann Marling was a child, her mother entered one of her drawings in a coloring contest. Her reward for winning the competition was a trip to meet Walt Disney. "He said, 'Someday maybe you'll...

Spartans freshman men’s swimmer sues the NCAA

Published October 25, 1996

CHICAGO (AP) -- Learning disabled swimmer Chad Ganden sued the NCAA on Thursday, claiming it violated the Americans With Disabilities Act by refusing to let him compete for Michigan State this year. Ganden,...

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