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The Minnesota Daily

Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

Love your brother, not his boyfriend

Published October 17, 1996

Here at the University, we can't stay away from controversy to save our lives. We're always doing something crazy -- hacking away at tenure, trying to close General College, merging with hospitals. The...

Spartans football team suffers identity crisis

by Jeff Sherry
Published October 17, 1996

Practice had just ended for the Gophers football team Wednesday afternoon when defensive tackle Raymond Baylor was pulled aside for what sounded like a simple question: What's the first thing you think...

Sci-Fi fans are in luck:’more awful, old movies’

Published October 17, 1996

EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. (AP) -- There's still a pink plastic flamingo outside Best Brains Inc. The mailbox reads, simply, "BRAINS." Inside the bland, light-industrial suburban building, the walls are adorned...

University Presi…

by Brian Bakst
Published October 17, 1996

University President Nils Hasselmo told more than 200 people in Rarig Center on Wednesday that the University is facing difficult times, but is well-prepared for the 21st century. "We are being tested...

Plan puts cars in neutral

by Bei Hu
Published October 17, 1996

The image of the University as a commuter school will soon change if Clinton Hewitt, associate vice president for master planning, has his way. Hewitt and his staff recently won the Board of Regents'...

Lebed accused of planning ‘mutiny’; Yeltsin concerned

Published October 17, 1996

MOSCOW (AP) -- The battle for power around an ailing Boris Yeltsin took a sharp new turn Wednesday when Russia's interior minister accused his rival, Alexander Lebed, of plotting a "mutiny" and announced...

Grad school fair gives students a peek at postgraduate options

by Sam Black
Published October 17, 1996

Yu En Mui, a Carlson School of Management senior, shuffled slowly through Wednesday's graduate school fair with a handful of college brochures and an eye on her future. Like other students who are finishing...

Appeals court finds for former chancellor

by Kamariea Forcier
Published October 17, 1996

Two professors from Duluth, who claimed the University violated their free-speech rights, lost their four-year battle Wednesday in a federal court case against the campus' former chancellor Lawrence Ianni. The...

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...

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