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The Minnesota Daily

Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

Hospital merger’s impact to be delayed

by Bei Hu
Published June 17, 1996

University Hospital and Clinic employees have been assured at recent staff forums that, contrary to widespread rumors, life will not be much different for most of them on the first day of the hospital's...

Former U golfer ties for second at U.S. Open

by Matthew Cross
Published June 17, 1996

Former Gophers golfer Tom Lehman shot a five-under-par 65 on Saturday at Oakland Hills Country Club in the U.S. Open. He had the lead going into the final round on Sunday but lost it on the back nine. Lehman...

Police arrest Morrill Hall shot suspect

by Kamariea Forcier
Published June 17, 1996

Police arrested a former University employee Saturday morning after a five-day investigation in connection with a shot fired in University President Nils Hasselmo's office Tuesday. Jennifer Joan May is...

Designer stresses importance of color

by Joe Carlson
Published June 17, 1996

If Uwe Koos had his way, University classrooms would be more colorful on their outsides and more neutral on their insides. Koos, a color consultant from a German design company, StoDesign, spent last...

U community helps celebrate end of slavery

by Kathryn Herzog
Published June 17, 1996

University students and staff members joined people from across the Twin Cities this weekend to celebrate the liberation of African-Americans and the end of slavery more than a century ago. Hundreds gathered...

U works to prevent violence in the workplace

by Michelle Kibiger
Published June 17, 1996

Workplace-related violence is on the rise, but predicting violent behavior is nearly impossible, said David W. Johnson, director of the University Employee Assistance Program. Prevention and intervention...

New Party offers voters a choice

Published June 17, 1996

As we inch ever closer to the Democratic and Republican national conventions, it is increasingly obvious that whatever political differences that once separated the two major parties have all but disappeared. The...

Regents approve committee to find Hasselmo’s successor

by Brian Bakst
Published June 17, 1996

An advisory search committee to help find a successor for University President Nils Hasselmo was approved Friday by the Board of Regents. The committee, composed of 11 members, will work to submit finalists...

Policy gives employees forum to air concerns

by Jessica Steeno
Published June 17, 1996

The University has detailed procedures to help prevent the kind of employee frustration that apparently led Jennifer Joan May to fire a handgun in the reception area of University President Nils Hasselmo's...

Accommodating bikes promotes environment

by By David
Published June 17, 1996

I am a bicycle commuter. Each morning I ride seven or eight miles to the West Bank where I flip down the bike rack on one of the inter-campus buses, load my bike and enjoy the Daily for the remainder...

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