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The Minnesota Daily

Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

Women’s tennis team looks for Big Ten title

by Nick Doty
Published August 18, 1996

Gophers women's tennis coach Martin Novak recently told a reporter, "You're gonna see a lot of excitement this year." Novak's comment about his team's outlook showed great optimism, and justifiably so....

U men’s tennis tries to reach elite group

by Nick Doty
Published August 18, 1996

When a team wins four consecutive Big Ten championships, the expectations for the next season are obviously going to be high. The Gophers men's tennis team exceeded expectations for the 1995-96 season...

Iowa football coachhumble about team

Published August 16, 1996

IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) -- Coach Hayden Fry says he likes his 1996 football team, but he stopped short of calling it one of his better teams. "Not at all, no," Fry said at the Hawkeyes' media day. "This will...

Fiber optics may line Minnesota freeway system

Published August 16, 1996

ST. PAUL (AP) -- The Minnesota Department of Transportation says it will negotiate with a private consortium to build a $97 million fiber-optic network along the state's freeways. Under the proposal, International...

Cedar Riverside festival draws national headliners

by Michelle Kibiger
Published August 16, 1996

For those who love music, food and fun, Sunday will be the day to head down to the Cedar Riverside community in Minneapolis and take in the sounds, sights and smells. Organizers of the 13th annual Cedarfest,...

Minnesota students score high overall on ACTs

Published August 16, 1996

(AP) -- Minnesota's college-bound students rank near the top on their American College Testing exams despite recent criticism by state officials about the quality of the state's schools. Minnesota students...

Lack of funds may lead to school layoffs

Published August 16, 1996

BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (AP) -- Minnesota schools may be forced to lay off thousands of employees next year unless the Legislature can bail them out from a $232 million money shortage, school officials said. "It...

Hospital staffdownsizes as merger nears

by Bei Hu
Published August 16, 1996

University Hospital officials reported a significant staffing reduction as more than one 10th of its employees have left. As officials continue to plan a merger with Fairview Health System that would...

New leukemia treatment found

by Joel Sawyer
Published August 16, 1996

Researchers at the University's Cancer Center may have found a new treatment for people suffering from a common form of leukemia. The researchers developed a therapeutic agent that destroys myeloid leukemia...

Foundation selects ’96 Puckett scholar

by Michelle Kibiger
Published August 16, 1996

Kirby Puckett may no longer be gracing the Metrodome with his fielding and hits, but his legacy will live on through the education of several University students. In 1994, Puckett and his wife Tonya began...

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