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The Minnesota Daily

Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

Two women raped in apartment break-in

Published October 9, 1996

Two women were raped after their apartment near the Minneapolis campus was broken into at 3 a.m. Tuesday, Minneapolis police reported. Three women were sleeping in their apartment at 1725 Elm St. S.E .when...

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...

Vitality missing in Clinton-Dole debate

Published October 8, 1996

Throughout the 1992 presidential campaign, candidate Bill Clinton attempted to craft his image into that of his political idol, John F. Kennedy. While President Clinton moved away from that strategy this...

Panhandlers cluster at ‘compassionate’ U

by Jessica Steeno
Published October 8, 1996

A man was arrested Wednesday for panhandling on the 600 block of Washington Ave. S.E. Pedestrians in Stadium Village called police after they were harassed by the man. When police arrived they arrested...

Shared governance key to academic freedom

by By Craig
Published October 8, 1996

During a period of increased concern about our international competitiveness, America's higher education is seen as the best in the world. What explains our position of worldwide leadership? I believe...

Oil’s big three consider merger

Published October 8, 1996

NEW YORK (AP) -- Three of the world's biggest oil companies -- Texaco, Shell and Saudi Aramco -- may merge their U.S. refinery and marketing operations in a deal valued at $10 billion, the Wall Street...

Hockey freshmen lose hair over season’s start

by Michael Rand
Published October 8, 1996

No one could say for sure how long the tradition has been around. Some said three years. Some said four. Others said forever. But in looking around the Gophers hockey locker room Monday afternoon, one...

Lecturer addresses the world economy, workers

by Kamariea Forcier
Published October 8, 1996

World governments cannot ignore workers while pushing for economic success in the future, said Ethan B. Kapstein, the newly appointed Stassen Chair in International Peace at the University's Humphrey...

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