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Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

Noted activists visit the Cities

by Tracy Ellingson
Published October 24, 1996

Michelle Kibiger Nationally-known feminists Gloria Steinem and Candace Gingrich spent Wednesday in the Twin Cities, asking Minnesotans to get out the vote for Senator Paul Wellstone. Gingrich, the sister...

Publicity mayhurt search for president

by Joel Sawyer
Published October 24, 1996

The search for a successor to University President Nils Hasselmo is proceeding on schedule, said members of the search committee in charge of naming the next leader of the University. But considering...

U district candidates hold ‘heated’ debate at Coffman

by Chris Vetter
Published October 24, 1996

One is a 21-year-old University student. The other is a 24-year incumbent state representative. And they rarely see eye to eye on the issue of public policy. Republican Tom Gromacki, a College of Liberal...

U hires first women’s hockey coach

by Kristian Pope
Published October 24, 1996

John Mariucci is commonly known as the Godfather of Gophers hockey. To this day, the former player and coach is remembered as the man who made it the dream of every young boy from Minnesota to play for...

Experience equals demands on Harris

by Todd Zolecki
Published October 24, 1996

Soon after the final horn echoed through Williams Arena in the Gophers' NIT loss to Tulane last spring, Minnesota point guard Eric Harris began looking toward this season. He had a lot to prove to himself,...

Open arms Elmo

Published October 24, 1996

Elmo wiped cold sweat from his face and stumbled to the fridge. An exhausted haze blurred his vision as he pulled out a plastic bowl of tapioca pudding he'd opened yesterday in hour 38. He was now pushing...

Chemical sends unwanted birds on a strange trip

by Andrew Tellijohn
Published October 24, 1996

In an attempt to reduce the campus pigeon population, University Environmental Health Services was forced to use its last resort earlier this month: get the birds drunk. Anyone who has recently noticed...

TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) …

Published October 24, 1996

TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) -- A new planet that breaks all the rules about how and where planets form has been found in orbit of a double star system about 70 light years from Earth in a constellation commonly...

Nuclear officer…

by Jenniffer Wise
Published October 24, 1996

Nuclear officers spend 50 percent of their career at sea and are away from their families more than two months at a time. Despite this, United States Navy Cmdr. Arnold O. Lotring spent the last two days...

Cargo plane clips church; dozens killed in town below

Published October 24, 1996

MANTA, Ecuador (AP) -- The Miami-bound cargo plane clipped a church tower and set an entire neighborhood ablaze, creating a wall of flames so hot that rescuers could only listen to the screams of the injured. "It...

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