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The Minnesota Daily

Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

Roethlisberger wins U.S. Trials

Published July 1, 1996

BOSTON (AP) -- Spills, skids and face plants -- not exactly a promising start for the men's Olympic gymnastics team. But former Gophers standout John Roethlisberger scored a 9.375 in the vault, his final...

Weevils might conquer milfoil

by Kathryn Herzog
Published July 1, 1996

Ask any Twin Cities area water enthusiast what the biggest nuisance this summer is and they won't say mosquitoes -- they'll say milfoil. University professors and graduate students are researching environmentally...

Parking Services cuts staff shifts

by Bei Hu
Published June 28, 1996

University Parking and Transportation Services announced this week that, as a result of budget cuts, some campus parking ramps will no longer have booth attendants during late night and early morning...

Health center provost discusses restructuring plans at meeting

by Joel Sawyer
Published June 28, 1996

Academic Health Center Provost Frank Cerra told more than 100 faculty and staff Wednesday at a town hall meeting that he doesn't believe in laying off employees in times of trouble. As the center continues...

Suspect’s bail plea rejected

Published June 28, 1996

Jennifer Joan May still remains in jail, after attempts by her lawyer to reduce her $100,000 bail Tuesday. Hennepin County Judge Philip Bush rejected a plea by attorney George O. Ludcke to lower May's...

Haskins seeks gold in Atlanta

by Scott Bradley
Published June 28, 1996

Clem Haskins has experienced enormous success throughout his playing and coaching career in basketball. As the Gophers head coach, Haskins elevated Minnesota from the Big Ten cellar to the NCAA men's...

Classroom scheduling to go high tech

by Jessica Steeno
Published June 28, 1996

University students may find themselves sitting in state-of-the-art classrooms because of software the University purchased to schedule classrooms more efficiently. "Having this new tool will allow us...

A committee beg…

by Brian Bakst
Published June 28, 1996

A committee began meeting Thursday to search for University President Nils Hasselmo's successor, but some question arose as to whether the group can adequately represent the interests of the entire University...

‘Fringe’ displays its benefits

by Paul Sanders
Published June 28, 1996

Adam G. Gerstacov of the Acme Miniature Circus drove for 24 consecutive hours from Montreal to perform with his two fleas in the Third Minnesota Fringe Festival. The pair of fleas, Midge and Madge, were...

Planned tower raises aesthetic concerns

by Rick Saf
Published June 28, 1996

A 150-foot tower that might be built on the east bank of the Mississippi, just west of the Interstate 35W bridge and the East Bank campus, is a cause for concern to some nearby residents. Members of the...

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