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The Minnesota Daily

Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

Following a ser…

by Todd Zolecki
Published October 17, 1996

Following a series of off-field problems involving its student-athletes within the past year, the Gophers men's athletics department plans to implement a program which would more thoroughly assess the...

McLeod’s felony charges to be dropped

Published October 17, 1996

DULUTH, Minn. (AP) -- Theft charges against a former University of Minnesota-Duluth athletics director will be dropped if he has no brushes with the law during the next year, under a deal agreed upon by...

U.N. faces catch-22 in Afghanistan policy

Published October 17, 1996

Last week, Taliban youths in Kabul, Afghanistan publicly beat three women, while their children stood by crying, simply because their ankles were exposed. In not completely covering themselves, they violated...

Wannabe Elmo

Published October 17, 1996

Elmo, as a young child of the suburbs, one day decided to live the life of a transient. "Gosh," said Elmo, "I know that I am a member of a somewhat privileged sector of society, but I sure would like to...

Peace activist speaks at Willey Hall

by Jessica Steeno
Published October 17, 1996

Vulnerable and imprisoned people were honored Wednesday evening in the poetry of long-time peace activist Daniel Berrigan. At a podium surrounded by peace lilies, and between performances by the Loring...

Gophers look to Obleman for guidance

by Ryan Schuster
Published October 17, 1996

Senior captain Rick Obleman hobbled across the finish line in 26 minutes, 12 seconds -- well behind his usual pace. There were no wild cheers from the crowd on that day in late September at the University's...

Sarah Pearman i…

by Tim Klobuchar
Published October 17, 1996

Sarah Pearman is everywhere. In volleyball, that statement usually means the player covers all corners of the court, dives for balls, gets floor-burned repeatedly, etc. Not that Pearman isn't known for...

Has ‘rape drug’ come to campus?

by Joel Sawyer
Published October 17, 1996

Kristin, a College of Liberal Arts sophomore, awoke after a night of dancing at a popular downtown nightclub with bruises all over her body and no memory of how she got them. The last thing she recalls...

Second debate another yawner for students

by Tracy Ellingson
Published October 17, 1996

A chuckle here and a groan there were the only audible reactions from the nearly 20 University students in Coffman Memorial Union watching Wednesday night's presidential debate. The second of two showdowns...

U freshman golfer adjusts to life in America

by Susan Filkins
Published October 17, 1996

Eighteen months ago Gophers freshman golfer Martin Le Mesurier never thought he would leave his home in Southampton, England, to play in the states. But life was becoming routine in England, and he was...

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