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The Minnesota Daily

Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

Discrimination suit may be settled out of court

by Kamariea Forcier
Published October 10, 1996

A University student who brought charges of discrimination and retaliation against the Edina school district may be close to settling the case before it goes to trial. Michelle Gayle, a senior in the...

Supreme Court must affirm right to die

Published October 10, 1996

The United States Supreme Court should be lauded for agreeing to hear the appeals of two lower court decisions guaranteeing assisted suicide as a constitutional right. The timely decision to take up the...

Social Security stolen from Gen X

Published October 9, 1996

An entire generation of robber barons is preparing to plunder the economic future of its children, and no one seems concerned. In case you're wondering, the generational heist in question is Social Security....

MSA resolution articulates students’ concerns on tenure

by Tracy Ellingson
Published October 9, 1996

A rare case of complete agreement was the order of the day Tuesday as the Minnesota Student Association easily passed a resolution outlining students' concerns with the tenure issue. The resolution, which...

Gophers setter earns national player of week honors

by Tim Klobuchar
Published October 9, 1996

Coach Mike Hebert drew national attention when he decided to take over an ailing Minnesota volleyball program this season. Now a Gophers player has followed suit. Junior setter Becky Bauer was named National...

Beer bust at Elmo’s

Published October 9, 1996

Elmo returned to Bushwood after a long day on the road. His roommate Anad greeted him on the front porch with a glass full of beer. "Welcome back," he said. "We had a keg, but it's fried." Elmo's other...

Students gain political skills

by Tracy Ellingson
Published October 9, 1996

Abraham Lincoln materialized in University political science classes this quarter, trying to convince students to get out and vote. Members of the Minnesota Student Association's Legislative Affairs Committee...

New buses are great, but we won’t admit it

Published October 9, 1996

When the wrecking ball brought down the old iron bridges in Dinkytown last year, the demolition was met by a collective sigh. Sure, the bridges were rickety, maybe even dangerous and certainly inefficient,...

Gov. peeks at U’s budget

by Kelly Wittman
Published October 9, 1996

For the first time, Gov. Arne Carlson's staff has seen the University's budget request before it has even been approved by the Board of Regents. A nine-member team made up of the governor's staff members,...

Binge-drinking campuses targeted

Published October 9, 1996

CHICAGO (Reuters) --Universities known as binge schools have agreed to join the American Medical Association and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation in a precedent-setting multimillion-dollar effort to...

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