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The Minnesota Daily

Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

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Stimulus: health

Published February 18, 2009
Minnesota Medicaid will receive $2 billion.

Stimulus: environment

Published February 18, 2009
Minnesotans can expect to see $107 million go into improving the state's water systems.

Stimulus: business

Published February 18, 2009
Local business owners anticipate the impact of the national stimulus package.

Stimulus: veterans

Published February 18, 2009
Veterans received more than $15 billion from the stimulus bill.

Stimulus: science

Published February 18, 2009
The University expects a slice of the roughly $20 billion allocated for research and development.

Stimulus: higher education

Published February 18, 2009
The U may not end up with any additional money from the stimulus, other than Pell grant funds for students.

Stimulus: transportation

Published February 18, 2009
Minnesota will get about $502 million for roads and infrastructure, and $92 million for mass transit.

$787,000,000,000

by Devin Henry
Published February 18, 2009
Minnesota is expected to receive about $9 billion of the $787 billion national stimulus package signed Tuesday by President Barack Obama.

Money for reciprocity could go up

Published February 18, 2009
Editor’s Note: This is the last in a series examining Gov. Tim Pawlenty’s proposed cuts to higher education in Minnesota.

Proposed cuts coming to College in the Schools

Published February 17, 2009
Editor’s note: This is the second installment of the three-part series covering Gov. Tim Pawlenty’s proposed budget cuts to higher education. Tomorrow’s story will cover cuts aimed at a variety of small programs across the state.

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