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Cold snap puts outdoor activity in Minneapolis on ice

by Raya Zimmerman
Published January 21, 2011
Temperatures are expected to climb into positive figures Saturday.

Hamline dean to head state Office of Higher Education

by Raya Zimmerman
Published January 21, 2011
Dr. Sheila Wright has taught at many colleges and worked in elementary education.

State grant funding threatened

by Conor Shine
Published January 20, 2011
Increased demand for aid has led to fewer students receiving support.

Neighborhood funding is ‘tough work’

by Trevor Born
Published January 20, 2011
Last month, the City Council voted to partially freeze NRP funding.

Man robbed at Dinkytown ATM

by Luke Feuerherm
Published January 20, 2011
The victim was grabbed early Thursday morning while making a withdrawal at the US ATM on 14th street.

New light-rail street lamps to be lit from property owners’ pockets

by Trevor Born
Published January 19, 2011
Some business owners near campus opted out of the project.

Republicans: continue U funding cuts in ’12-13

by James Nord
Published January 19, 2011
The move would keep funding at 2010-11 levels into the next budget year.
Co-Director of Water Resources Deborah Swackhamer explains details of the report on water sustainability Tuesday afternoon in the Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs. The report includes a set of recommendations for the Minnesota Legislature to help make the state’s water resources sustainable within the next 25 years.

Experts urge Legislature to clean up MN waters

by Emily Cutts
Published January 19, 2011
Lawmakers hope to provide a long-term solution for sustainable water.

Hideaway owner sues over DEA’s fake pot ban

by Kyle Potter
Published January 19, 2011
Business owners say the ban on synthetic marijuana is unfair.
Sports and alcohol: a risky cocktail

Sports and alcohol: a risky cocktail

by Frank
Published January 18, 2011
A U study shows that 8 percent of Americans leave pro sporting events legally drunk.

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