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The Minnesota Daily

Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

Boy chosen to receive diabetes drug in trial

Published October 1, 1996

Daniel Mikos, a 13-year-old boy from Roscoe, Ill., will be the first person to receive oral insulin at the University as part of the nationwide Diabetes Prevention Trial. The trial tests individuals for...

College pioneersfirst automated job line at the U

by Joe Carlson
Published October 1, 1996

In addition to their bank account balances and voice mail messages, some University students can now get information about jobs and internships over the telephone. Students and alumni from the College...

Discontent paves way for Reform Party

by Chris Vetter
Published October 1, 1996

The current Democrat-Republican system has been in place since the United States elected Abraham Lincoln as president. Both parties have kept growing larger and gaining more power. However, a growing...

President of student assembly prioritizes goals for the future

by Sam Black
Published October 1, 1996

"We aren't a sexy organization, but we play an important role and the people who sit on committees enjoy what they do," said Bruce Bomberek, president of the Graduate and Professional Student Assembly. Bomberek,...

Faculty draw closer together to unionize

by Jim Martyka
Published October 1, 1996

Members of two prominent faculty groups discussed their recent decision to work together on the issue of unionization Monday with about 100 faculty members. Executive members of the American Association...

U student dies after long fight with leukemia

by Andrew Tellijohn
Published October 1, 1996

Wesley Whiteside characterized his son as a fighter, someone who would never give up. But even the best fighters face bouts they can't win. On Sept. 2, Che Whiteside, University wrestler and circulation...

Body found near campus

Published October 1, 1996

A man's body was found hanging from a tree with his hands tied behind his back Monday near the Mississippi River, according to a Minneapolis police press release. The body was found near the intersection...

Peru considers pardons for hundreds who claim innocence

Published October 1, 1996

LIMA, Peru (AP) -- Peru's mysterious, hooded anti-terrorism judges have put thousands of people behind bars, not all of them guilty. Finally, after years of complaints, the government is taking an interest...

State finance commissioner to move on

by Kelly Wittman
Published October 1, 1996

The state official who threatened to withhold $6.6 million in state funding from the University this summer will leave her position in mid-October. State Finance Commissioner Laura King is leaving her...

Future depends on faculty unionizing

Published October 1, 1996

If the Board of Regents has its way, tenure as we know it at the University of Minnesota will be a thing of the past. The administration will possess the power to axe whole departments with impunity. It...

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