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The Minnesota Daily

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The Minnesota Daily

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Online deals fuel holiday shopping

by Frank
Published November 29, 2010
Nine out of 10 retailers will participate in Cyber Monday this year.

Study links acne drug to higher suicide rates

by Sarah Nienaber
Published November 29, 2010
Findings support increased mental health monitoring of patients after treatment.
TSA employees wave people through the security scanner Friday evening at the Minneapolis- St.Paul International Airport. The scanner is part of a new process using Advanced Imaging Technology to screen for both metallic and non-metallic objects.

Holiday travelers to face obstacles

by Cali Owings
Published November 23, 2010
New airport screenings and bad weather could complicate Thanksgiving travel.
Students await a congressional decision deciding whether birth control will be considered preventative care.

Groups want more aid for birth control

by Sarah Nienaber
Published November 22, 2010
Lawmakers debate whether health insurance should cover contraceptives.

Smoking rates see dramatic drop

by Urmila Ramakrishnan
Published November 18, 2010
The daily smoking rate on campus is the lowest it’s ever been — 2.6 percent.
nly two cans of the alcoholic energy drink Four Loko remain on the shelf at U Liquors in Stadium Village Tuesday after the busy weekend. The store doubled its regular order of Four Loko this week for Wednesday’s delivery because of its recent increase in popularity.

Four Loko sparks FDA worries

by Sarah Nienaber
Published November 18, 2010
The FDA decided that caffeine is an unsafe additive to alcoholic drinks.

Students campaign for wilderness protection

by Ashley Bray
Published November 16, 2010
Protected Alaskan land is in danger of being developed for oil production.

U E. coli research wins award at MIT

by Adam Daniels
Published November 16, 2010
Five U students took home the gold prize in the MIT bioengineering contest.
George Washington’s Kye Allums plays Saturday at Williams Arena.

First transgender DI athlete opens year at U tourney

by John Hageman
Published November 15, 2010
Kye Allums is a junior guard on the George Washington women’s basketball team.
Veteran Brandon Haugrud (right) studies with Yer Lor, a fellow Student Ambassador, Tuesday night at the Northrup Plaza. Brandon joined the Student Ambassadors group as a means of meeting friends like Yer and to help transition back into student life after serving.

Student vets focus on adjustment

by Adam Daniels
Published November 11, 2010
Brandon Haugrud is a 24-year-old sophomore who served in Iraq.
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