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Local Cubans talk trip to U.S.

by Cati Vanden Breul
Published October 13, 2006

O On Nov. 9, 2001, in the cover of darkness, Lisardo Torres and four other men departed Cuba in a boat and started a dangerous journey that would eventually bring them to the United States. Torres, with...

Former chief prosecutor talks war crimes

by Vincent Staupe
Published October 13, 2006
David Crane was the chief prosecutor for the Special Court for Sierra Leone.

Net gambling no more?

by JP Leider
Published October 9, 2006
A bill outlawing online gambling is awaiting approval by the president.

U prof paints gloomy picture for Israel-Palestinian conflict

by Daniel Groth
Published October 6, 2006

There's very little time left for peace in the Middle East, said Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs professor Michael Barnett on Thursday. Barnett answered questions and spoke at length about the Israeli-Palestinian...

City council’s Japan trip to help life science research

by Charley Bruce
Published October 2, 2006
Council members hope Minnesota will remain a leader in health industries.

Jews reflect on sins, God during Yom Kippur

by Cati Vanden Breul
Published October 2, 2006
Yom Kippur is the holiest day for Jews and involves 25 hours of abstaining from food, water and electricity among other things.

Google Wants Your Gadgets

by JP Leider
Published September 28, 2006

Google wants your gadgets. Until Nov. 1, the Mountain View, Calif.-based corporation is seeking submissions from students at colleges and universities nationwide in an effort to find the brightest ideas...

New software available for data backup

by JP Leider
Published September 27, 2006

When computers crash, students are forced to place a dollar value on their photos, music and term papers. Luckily, in non-virus-related crashes, hard drives can escape damage, leaving data intact and relatively...

Reporter assesses role of media in Castro’s Cuba

by Cati Vanden Breul
Published September 26, 2006

For most American citizens, visiting Cuba is almost impossible. But for New York Times reporter Anthony DePalma, getting into the country was less of a problem. The reporter - who once served as the newspaper's...

Muslims mark start of month of fasting

by Cati Vanden Breul
Published September 25, 2006

Muslims worldwide began a month of fasting and spiritual reflection Saturday. During Ramadan, the ninth month on the Islamic calendar, Muslims abstain from food and drink from sunrise to sunset. After...

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