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Bush, Senate agree on detainee policies

Published September 22, 2006

Senators demanded that the United States stick to the Geneva Conventions.

Sudanese students speak about violent situation in Darfur

by Kathryn Nelson
Published September 21, 2006

Despite the conflict in Darfur that has left 400,000 dead and 2 million displaced, some students still call Sudan home. Rape, abductions and murders have been common occurrences in Sudan since 2003. Currently,...

Panelists discuss North Korea problems

by Mike Enright
Published September 18, 2006

Some experts blamed the Bush administration for a lack of action.

Facebook announces new open membership policy

by Kathryn Nelson
Published September 14, 2006

Facebook will loosen its user registration requirements, allowing even parents to give their kids a "poke." The social networking Web site, which boasts 9 million users, announced Tuesday that anyone with...

Presidential power focus of debates

by Conrad Wilson
Published September 12, 2006

The Federalist Society argued Monday about powers of war.

Whites identify with race, study says

by Amber Schadewald
Published September 12, 2006

A University study is intended to make people more aware of racial attitudes.

Group holds benefit concert for homeless Lebanese civilians

by Cati Vanden Breul
Published September 11, 2006

Minnesotans for Lebanon describes itself as a group geared toward humanitarian relief, not politics.

Innovators recognized in Minnesota Cup competition

by Sam Darcy
Published September 8, 2006

Minnesota's most innovative thinkers were honored Thursday night as the second annual Minnesota Cup was awarded at the McNamara Alumni Center. The competition - split into student and professional divisions...

U ranks in top third of nation

by Allison Wickler
Published September 7, 2006

It may not be top three, but the University is starting to climb the ranks among top schools in the country. The University was ranked 67th out of 248 national universities, both public and private, on...

Big Ten Channel hammers out details

by Maisha Downey
Published September 7, 2006

The conference signed two contracts that will put hundreds of athletic events on TV.

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