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The Minnesota Daily

Football wins have team in wonderland

by Jeff Sherry
Published October 4, 1996

All it takes is a quick look at the college football standings to see that something strange is going on: Minnesota is 3-0. But that's not the only unusual occurrence on campus this fall. Gophers receiver...

U tennis learns to play without Gates

by Tim Klobuchar
Published October 4, 1996

While Tiffany Gates was injured last year, the Gophers women's tennis team had to face a whole season without the two-time All-Big Ten performer. As it turned out, Minnesota needed the practice. Gates,...

Some riders question the elimination of bus routes

by Bei Hu
Published October 4, 1996

University graduate student Michael Schommer moved from downtown St. Paul to downtown Minneapolis in June, at about the same time University officials began phasing out the Route 52 commuter bus system...

Polish poet wins nobel prize for literature

Published October 4, 1996

STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP) -- A shy, 73-year-old Polish poet who disavowed her Stalinist past to become an inspiration for movie makers and rock bands won the Nobel Prize for literature Thursday. Wislawa Szymborska...

There will be c…

by Kristian Pope
Published October 4, 1996

There will be cheers. Jeers, too, maybe. No one is totally sure what the reaction will be on Saturday when Mike Hebert enters Huff Hall. In that University of Illinois arena, Hebert became a women's college...

Punter ignores cold, comes to U

by Todd Zolecki
Published October 4, 1996

It didn't take long for Gophers punter Steve Kemph to figure out Minnesota is a bit different than his hometown in Chicago. Kemph made his recruiting visit to the University last January. He remembers...

Regents hold closed meeting

by Brian Bakst
Published October 4, 1996

After meeting in private Thursday for almost two hours longer than scheduled, Board of Regents members remained tight-lipped on the extent to which tenure was discussed. Eleven of the 12 regents, three...

Hanged man may have been suicide

Published October 4, 1996

The death of a man whose body was found hanging from a tree Monday near the Franklin Avenue Bridge is being investigated as a suicide by the Hennepin County Medical Examiner's Office. The man was identified...

Reserves get chance for women’s cross country team

by Ryan Schuster
Published October 4, 1996

From the very beginning of team sports, athletes have been divided into two groups. One group is composed of those who compete on the field, and the other is made up of those who watch their teammates...

Shuffling goalie duties keeps U players on feet

by Aaron Kirscht
Published October 4, 1996

There are two things athletes can do with criticism. They can take it hard, letting it break their confidence and destroy their game. Or they can take it in stride, as a challenge to do better. The goalkeepers...

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