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The Minnesota Daily

Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

U canoe enthusiasts protest BWCA changes

by Bei Hu
Published July 1, 1996

More than 60 canoeists paddled down the Mississippi River on Saturday to protest increased use of motorized vehicles in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness and Voyageurs National Park. Jennifer...

Perry says damage could have been less

Published July 1, 1996

ABOARD THE USS GEORGE WASHINGTON (AP) -- Defense Secretary William J. Perry acknowledged Sunday that the terrorist bombing in Saudi Arabia would have been less deadly if Saudi authorities had granted a...

Former Iowa star heads to the Heat

Published June 28, 1996

IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) -- Chris Kingsbury wasn't chosen in the NBA draft, but that doesn't mean his dream is over just yet. Kingsbury, a 6-foot-5-inch shooting guard who is skipping his senior season at...

Report: UMD fund-raiser siphoned profits

Published June 28, 1996

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) -- The head of a University of Minnesota-Duluth athletic booster club diverted profits from charitable gambling to his own business, according to a report published Thursday. The copyright...

Political gridlock deters young voters

Published June 28, 1996

Frustrated campaign pollsters from both major political parties continue to scour the nation in search of a catchy message that will pique the interest of young, upwardly mobile voters. Still, more 20-somethings...

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...

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