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Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

Regents send biennial budget to governor

by Brian Bakst
Published October 14, 1996

Although it took an hour of debate and a rousing pep talk by Regent and ex-Gov. Wendell Anderson, the University's Board of Regents voted unanimously Friday to send the school's two-year budget request...

EVANSTON, Ill. -…

by Jeff Sherry
Published October 14, 1996

EVANSTON, Ill. -- Amid the shouts from the standing crowd, grunts from the battered players and screams from the frenzied coaches, one inaudible noise emanated throughout Dyche Stadium late Saturday afternoon: Tick....

Without reform, the greek systemshould go

Published October 14, 1996

If I were to create a "Top Ten List" of things I have a strong distaste for, three things that would appear at the top of my list are: drugs (especially alcohol and tobacco), violence (particularly sexual...

U hockey inconsistent in loss to BU

by Michael Rand
Published October 14, 1996

Less than a week ago, Gophers hockey coach Doug Woog preached a high level of consistency as the key to his team's success this season. What Woog got in the Gophers' 4-3 exhibition loss to Boston University...

Cheering on tradition

Published October 14, 1996

heerleaders have led the Golden Gophers through Homecoming victories and defeats at the University for almost a century. But not everyone knows that the University is the birthplace of the modern-day cheerleader. In...

Greek systemoffers uniqueopportunity

Published October 14, 1996

In late November 1991, I wrote a song about what it means to have a brother. On one hand, the music and the lyrics poured out of me as I thought of my younger brother Ryan back home in Pennsylvania. But...

Clinton is too shady about Bosnia policy

Published October 14, 1996

American troops began withdrawing from Bosnia last week amid heightened congressional criticism of the Clinton administration's all too inconspicuous plans to extend the U.S. peacekeeping mission beyond...

Bosnia’s youngest refugees get ready to go home

Published October 14, 1996

CALBE, Germany (AP) -- Before any of them could walk, they fled. Later, when they were old enough to ask where they came from, the 13 Bosnian 5- and 6-year-olds living at St. Elisabeth's orphanage were...

U considers building new golf course

by Brian Bakst
Published October 11, 1996

More than 700 acres of University-owned land in Rosemount could become the home to a new University golf course at virtually no cost to the University. If the Board of Regents agrees to go forward with...

Proposal of tenure revision rejected

Published October 11, 1996

Members of the Faculty Consultative Committee announced that they did not support a new proposal from the Board of Regents on tenure for the University Law School at a press conference Thursday. But, the...

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