The Minnesota Daily

U team programs its way to Tokyo

by Mike Enright
Published March 9, 2007

Teams use their handmade computer programs to solve 10 problems in five hours.

Springing ahead during spring break

by Mike Enright
Published March 7, 2007

Daylight-saving time will take place three weeks earlier than in the past.

Experts chew over biofuel proposal

by Allison Wickler
Published March 7, 2007

Land management experts have warned that the process might ruin prairies.

Study shows growing narcissism in students

Published March 7, 2007

Some attribute the findings to outlets like MySpace, which promote the "self."

Legislator wants U to strengthen relations to India

by Courtney Blanchard
Published March 2, 2007

The University might soon get a bit closer to India. State Rep. Erik Paulsen, R-Eden Prairie, wants an India Center at the University, similar to the existing China Center, in order to expand research...

A newborn illness may be curbed

by Mike Enright
Published March 2, 2007

For Dr. Mark Schleiss, finding out what causes developmental problems in children has been almost a lifelong pursuit. "I had two siblings, a brother and a sister, who were mentally retarded," he said. While...

Crack down on file sharing

by Mike Enright
Published March 1, 2007

The RIAA has sent almost three times as many complaints to colleges as last year.

Students advocate for Ugandan children

by Kathryn Nelson
Published February 28, 2007

The United Nations estimates 250,000 child soldiers worldwide.

New search engine, Hakia, puts meaning first

by Allie Winter
Published February 27, 2007

A search with Hakia will bring results that are listed and organized via content.

Harassment abroad

by Conrad Wilson
Published February 27, 2007

A student questions sexual harassment policies after rape attempts, catcalls and assaults in Tanzania.

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