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The Minnesota Daily

Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

Former English professor,

by Nichol Nelson
Published January 1, 1995

Martin Steinmann, a University professor with more than 30 years of service in the English department, died from pneumonia last Friday in Evanston, Ill. He was 83. Steinmann, who grew up in the Twin Cities...

Fasting students camp out to raise money for homeless

by Brian Close
Published January 1, 1995

The flaming garbage can and sleeping bags on 17th Avenue Southeast are not pieces of a transient camp, but they might help homeless and hungry people. More than 15 students are fasting for a day and camping...

Gophers’ Marvin quits hockey team

by Tim Nichols
Published January 1, 1995

A long and tumultuous Gophers career came to a close Monday as Minnesota men's hockey goaltender Willy Marvin decided to leave the team. Marvin's announcement came on the heels of comments he made in the...

Nation’s top wrestler

by Sarah Mitchell
Published January 1, 1995

As the No. 1 high school wrestler in the nation at any weight class, according to highly respected wrestling magazines and the National Wrestling Coaches Association, Damion Hahn had nearly every collegiate...

U’s nonprofits seek new lobbying strategies

by Coralie Carlson
Published January 1, 1995

Melanie Evans Political analysts advised University officials to scrap their original plans for the state Legislature in January and draw up new strategies to pry $1.28 billion from the state's coffers. University...

X-C teams run

Published January 1, 1995

The Gophers women's cross country team raced to a 26th place finish in the 1998 NCAA championships in Lawrence, Kan., led again by junior Rasa Michniovaite. Michniovaite finished 16th in 17:20.88 and earned...

Sanctions not only way to handle Hussein

Published January 1, 1995

The United States is pursuing the best available course of action by imposing sanctions on Iraq. That said, the effectiveness of the sanctions leaves a great deal to be desired. While the United States...

Patron’s donation buys new door for animal hospital

by Amy Olson
Published January 1, 1995

University faculty, staff and visitors gathered at the Small Animal Hospital on the St. Paul campus to celebrate the addition of a disability accessible door Monday. But the addition of that door would...

Free speech is way to expose KKK

Published January 1, 1995

A good way to combat idiocy is to turn up the volume and do nothing. Sometimes, it seems, people forget this. They let anger get in the way, and they combat idiocy with idiocy, thereby clouding their cause...

Workshop offers reprieve from stress

by Rebecca Czaplewski
Published January 1, 1995

University students and faculty from all walks of life go together in their stocking feet on Mondays to escape jam-packed itineraries and just think about breathing. The gathering was part of a weekly...

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