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The Minnesota Daily

Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

Gophers’ bats fall silent at regional

by Jeff Sherry
Published May 20, 1996

LAFAYETTE, La. -- The pitch felt good to Minnesota's Jennifer Johnson when she let it out of her hand, but it felt even better to Nicholls State's Angela Dugas as it popped off her bat. The shot went...

Infectious diseases threaten health progress

Published May 20, 1996

GENEVA (AP) -- Overuse of medicine, human settlement of uninhabited areas, international travel and poverty have combined to produce a devastating spread of infectious diseases, a new report says. The...

Actor speaks out for racial equality

by Sara Goo
Published May 20, 1996

In order to understand racial conflict and inequality in society, we first need to understand our own roots, Edward James Olmos told a crowd Saturday evening at Ted Mann Concert Hall. Olmos is an advocate...

Minnesota ways

Published May 20, 1996

A group of international scientists ambled past the University. The leader was explaining local behaviors. "Minnesota winters are very cold," he said. "These young people strip virtually naked and lie...

Dog wash benefits organization

by Jessica Steeno
Published May 20, 1996

Bonnie Cutkomp -- golden retriever -- sat patiently while a team of vet school students lathered and rinsed her shaggy body at the annual dog wash for charity Sunday on the St. Paul campus. "She's a water...

Libertarians seek roots on campus

by Chris Vetter
Published May 20, 1996

University sophomore Shannon Daniels used to consider herself a Republican. Although pro-life and fiscally conservative, she disagreed with the Republican stance on gay rights and bolted from the GOP's...

Two home runscost U two games

by Jeff Sherry
Published May 20, 1996

LAFAYETTE, La. -- The Gophers softball team allowed two extra-base hits in its two games at the NCAA South Regional. Unfortunately for Minnesota, they sailed over the bright red planks of Lady Cajun Park's...

Heat paralyzes Gophers,Mississippi does the rest

by Michael Rand
Published May 20, 1996

The hottest temperature ever recorded on Earth was a sweltering 136 degrees Fahrenheit in Al'Aziziyah, Libya. But if Gophers men's tennis coach David Geatz is ever asked to name the world's hottest location...

Students and artists at the U’s foundry find iron a hot medium

by Jacquelyn Olson
Published May 20, 1996

In a large, dark, garage-like room, flames rage in a huge, round furnace while artists clad like firefighters in leather pour molten iron -- so hot it glows and oozes like lava -- into the dozens of art...

Brain Awareness Week has University thinking

by Jessica Steeno
Published May 20, 1996

Captain Neuron and his friend Glia, super heroes of the brain and nervous system, spent the past week parading around the stage of the Great Hall in Coffman Memorial Union in tights and colorful plastic...

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