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The Minnesota Daily

Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

Graham speaks at the Dome

by Michelle Kibiger
Published June 21, 1996

They came bearing brown bag lunches and Bibles. They came from places as far away as Florida, and they came in caravans from the University. They wore blue jeans, three-piece suits, T-shirts or dresses. Whether...

Tobacco’s ills have no place in campaign

Published June 19, 1996

It's been more than 30 years since the surgeon general confirmed the ill effects of smoking. Warning labels on cigarette packages have been in place since 1966, and countless medical studies have reached...

Moe investigation complete, decision pending

Published June 19, 1996

ST. PAUL (AP) -- Indictments were likely, although who and why was a secret after a grand jury completed its investigation Tuesday into activities in Minnesota Senate Majority Leader Roger Moe's office. The...

Nurse promotes spiritual health care techniques

by Joel Sawyer
Published June 19, 1996

Physical wellness occurs when the body has a balanced and free-flowing stream of energy, said Marilyn Parker Bach, a registered nurse at University Hospital's Center for Spiritual Care and Healing. An...

U track athletes test Olympic field worldwide

by Matthew Cross
Published June 19, 1996

Last season's Gophers track tri-captain Paul Michalek finished third in the first heat of the 1,500-meter run Monday at the U.S. Olympic Trials in Atlanta. He finished the race in 3:46.77. Despite his...

Russia votegarners U interest

by Chris Vetter
Published June 19, 1996

Several University students have taken a strong interest in the Russian election that was held Sunday. Many of these students are native Russians who want to know how the outcome will effect their homeland. Boris...

U’s concrete canoe sails to national competition

Published June 19, 1996

The University's latest top 10 athletic finish has come in an unusual category: concrete canoe racing. A 20-student contingent from the University's civil engineering department placed 10th among 26 teams...

Fraternity search nets stolen goods

by Chris Vetter
Published June 19, 1996

Police searched two rooms at the Phi Sigma Kappa fraternity house June 7 for stolen University computer equipment, according to a search warrant. The warrant stated that police had reason to believe that...

Atlanta pool gets 2 from U

by Tris Wykes
Published June 19, 1996

The Olympic dream lives on for a pair of swimmers associated with the University, but has ended for another. Minnesota women's swimmer Olga Splichalova, a sophomore, will be making her second consecutive...

Using both backpack straps may ease neck, shoulder strain

by Joe Carlson
Published June 19, 1996

Unexplained soreness and fatigue in the neck, shoulders or back could signal that a student is overloading or misusing his backpack. "We do see that it can be a problem," said Karen Swanson, a registered...

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