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The Minnesota Daily

Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

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...

Former VP Lofquist, 79, dies

by Lynne Kozarek
Published October 8, 1996

Dr. Lloyd Henry Lofquist, former vice president of academic affairs and chair of the University psychology department, died Monday morning at age 79. Lofquist served as the vice president of academic...

Car bombs strike British army headquarters

Published October 8, 1996

LISBURN, Northern Ireland (AP) -- Bombers struck at the center of Northern Ireland's security Monday, detonating two car bombs inside the British army's heavily defended headquarters and raising fears...

Democracy arrives for U Teamsters

Published October 8, 1996

History is in the making for the University janitors and food-service workers represented by Teamsters Local 320. The union, which acts as collective bargaining agent for some 9,000 public-sector employees...

Agencies prepare for welfare reform

Published October 8, 1996

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) -- For the past year, community agencies and churches that serve Hmong, Hispanics, Russians and other immigrants in Minnesota have been encouraging them to apply for U.S. citizenship. Now,...

Republicans eyeball Legislature seat

by Chris Vetter
Published October 8, 1996

Democrat Larry Pogemiller needs to hold onto his seat in the Minnesota Senate if his party hopes to keep its majority in the state Legislature. Several special elections stemming from scandal and resignations...

Student seeks to unseat Republican incumbent

by Chris Vetter
Published October 8, 1996

Southern Minnesota is Republican country and has elected Republican state senators for years. One University student hopes to change that tradition, however. Paul Kluge, a University Institute of Technology...

Offshoot of MSA trains new leaders

by Tracy Ellingson
Published October 8, 1996

University President Nils Hasselmo told about 60 freshmen he was "as timid as you could be" when he started college. The outgoing University leader encouraged new students to become leaders themselves...

Students say first debate was more snooze than news

by Brian Bakst
Published October 8, 1996

The first of two debates between presidential candidates Bob Dole and Bill Clinton on Sunday provided few surprises and did little to change the minds of University voters. "It was the battle of the soundbites,"...

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