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Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

Society fosters rape, sexism and misogyny

by By Brye
Published May 13, 1996

As advocates for the Program Against Sexual Violence and as women fighting to end rape and sexism, our first reaction to Kenneth Reily's article, "U's rape-free zone trivializes serious issue" (Wednesday)...

Bartholmey withstands crucial collision

by Jeff Sherry
Published May 13, 1996

ANN ARBOR, Mich. -- She caught the ball, took the hit and made the out. But Gophers catcher Ann Bartholmey can't remember the most memorable play of the Big Ten softball tournament's opening day. It was...

Wellstone fights while Republicans cry foul

Published May 13, 1996

Although this year's Senate race won't be decided for another six months, Republican Party leaders are already anxious and on the attack. Minnesota Republican Party Chairman Chris Georgacas recently charged...

Revenue increase will bring higher tuition

by Jessica Burke
Published May 13, 1996

Despite the efforts of a few regents, student tuition will bear a 7.5 percent revenue increase next year. The Board of Regents voted Friday to approve the University's 1996-97 budget. Included in the...

AIDS not a heterosexualepidemic, researcher says

by Sarah Kneece
Published May 13, 1996

The virus that causes AIDS does not pose an epidemic threat to the United States' heterosexual population, a University of Chicago researcher told a group of University of Minnesota students and faculty...

When Ben Gabler,…

by Michael Rand
Published May 13, 1996

When Ben Gabler, a junior on the Gophers men's tennis team, finishes his playing career, he may want to consider becoming an ESPN analyst or a professional gambler. When asked about Minnesota's No. 6...

G”tterdmmerung

Published May 13, 1996

Elmo felt his cynicism becoming contagious. He felt the years piling up behind him, half-interesting experiences and half-appreciated efforts and what to show for it all? Larger waistline, smaller hairline,...

Scuffle at hospital leads to man’s arrest

Published May 10, 1996

A University Police officer and a University Hospital employee struggled to restrain a man after a brief scuffle at the hospital. According to a University Police report, the man was sleeping in the lobby...

Tuition change faces hurdles

by Jessica Burke
Published May 10, 1996

The Faculty, Staff and Student Affairs Committee voted Thursday to change the tuition reciprocity agreement for Wisconsin students who wish to attend the University's Law School or College of Pharmacy. The...

Students prep for annual powwow

Published May 10, 1996

Students from the American Indian Student Association are preparing for their 10th annual powwow this weekend at East Phillips Park in south Minneapolis. The traditional-style powwow will draw Native American...

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