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Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

AIDS riders return to U

by Michelle Kibiger
Published July 10, 1996

Lori Gilbertson returned to her job at the University's Student Dispute Resolution Center on Tuesday, but her mind was still on the 450-mile bicycle trip she made as part of the Twin Cities to Chicago...

Job loss spurs man to call on Hasselmo

by Jessica Steeno
Published July 10, 1996

A fired University employee appeared at the home of University President Nils Hasselmo last week to ask for his job back. The man used to be a custodian in Morrill Hall and has contacted Hasselmo's office...

The 26-year-old…

by Ryan Schuster
Published July 8, 1996

The 26-year-old native of Copacabana Beach, Brazil raised his arms in jubilation at the beach volleyball court on the East River Flats Park as the crowd chanted, "Jose ... Jose ... Jose." Just moments...

NCAA fine is stalled

Published July 8, 1996

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- A federal appeals court stepped in at the last minute on June 5 and upheld an order that was about to start costing the NCAA and its lawyers thousands of dollars a day, attorneys...

U gets $1.6 million for new program

by Bei Hu
Published July 8, 1996

The University will receive nearly $2 million in grants from the Bush Foundation to fund projects to train elementary and secondary school educators and strengthen academic programs at the University. The...

New plan for management leaves questions

by By Skip
Published July 8, 1996

As a University worker, I think it's time to clear the air with the administration. We've been a patient work force. We've allowed this administration to deal with us and this community as it pleased,...

Fees for buses, parking go up

by Michelle Kibiger
Published July 8, 1996

Officials blame budget cuts for the July 1 increase in public transportation and University parking fees, but most bus patrons are more concerned about service cuts than increased costs. "We were surprised...

U is on cutting edge of transplant technology

by Joel Sawyer
Published July 8, 1996

With any luck, future patients in need of transplants will find a plentiful supply of organs at the University. The catch, however, is that the organs to be transplanted might not come from human donors,...

U police address ‘tea room’ issue

by Jessica Steeno
Published July 8, 1996

Some men use University bathrooms for the toilets and sinks. Other men use those same rooms for the stalls and the privacy they provide. The bathroom stalls on the second and fourth floors of Blegen Hall...

Russia’s political order not an economic system

Published July 8, 1996

In the wake of Russian President Boris Yeltsin's victory over Communist candidate Gennadi Zyuganov, Western journalists continue to subtly confuse readers about the forces shaping Russia's historic struggle...

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