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The Minnesota Daily

Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

Yeltsin’s victory wasn’t a surprise

by Chris Vetter
Published July 5, 1996

Russian President Boris Yeltsin defeated Communist Party leader Gennady Zyuganov on Wednesday in the first-ever runoff presidential election in Russian history. Yeltsin received approximately 54 percent...

Strict three-strikes law requires reform

Published July 5, 1996

Despite a recent dip in national crime rates, senseless killings and mindless brutality remain a formidable challenge for community leaders and law enforcement officials across the country. Stray gunfire...

Miami football player charged

Published July 5, 1996

CORAL GABLES, Fla. (AP) -- University of Miami special teams player Tremain Mack, who has a long rap sheet, faces a July 12 arraignment in Texas on a bad-check charge, The Miami Herald reported Wednesday. Mack...

Former gridder appears in court

by Kamariea Forcier
Published July 5, 1996

Former Gophers football player Joseph Justice appeared before a Ramsey County judge Wednesday to face charges of credit card fraud and theft. Justice, 21, was charged with three felony counts in connection...

Festival offers music and food

by Chrissie Killion
Published July 5, 1996

A crowd standing on a booth-lined lawn Wednesday evening in front of Minnesota's Capitol heard the verses of rock group Eric Burdon and War's music not once, but twice. The music traveled from the main...

Leaders debate faculty union

by Brian Bakst
Published July 3, 1996

Universities traditionally pride themselves on promoting independent thought. But when faculty members believe their academic freedom is threatened, is collective representation for faculty the answer?...

U researcher speaks out on verbal abuse

by Paul Sanders
Published July 3, 1996

"Sticks and stones may break my bones but words will never hurt me" is an old saying that one University researcher has found to be false. Terry Kinney, an instructor in the Department of Speech-Communication,...

Officials charge10-year-oldwith arson

Published July 3, 1996

WESTBROOK, Minn. (AP) -- Authorities filed arson charges against a 10-year-old boy who admitted setting a fire that gutted Grace Lutheran Church. The Westbrook boy was charged with first- and second-degree...

NEW YORK (AP) — Al…

Published July 3, 1996

NEW YORK (AP) -- Although most Americans say gays should have equal rights in the job market, they oppose giving homosexuals a legal right to marry by 57 percent to 30 percent, according to an Associated...

U reviews its policy on affirmative action

by Michelle Kibiger
Published July 3, 1996

Mark Rotenberg, the University's general counsel, said he and his office are currently reviewing all of the University's affirmative action policies to make sure they are in compliance with federal regulations. His...

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