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Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

Opinion

Is The Minnesota Daily anti-Israel?

Published April 19, 2004
Some readers expressed displeasure over the publication of a letter they felt was chosen for "shock value."

Open letter to Victory Sports

Published April 19, 2004

Dear Victory Sports, You are an idiot. When I say that, I'm not just singling out one person in the organization (although you, Carl Pohlad, found about the only possible method of making more people hate...

‘Granny D’ to walk for worthy cause at the University

Published April 19, 2004

We need to face the truth: Money runs the world. Money in itself is not a bad thing, but simply a tool to forward certain agendas. It is how we, the populace of the planet, decide to use our money that...

Dear Mr. President: Enough with the rhetoric already, and take some speech lessons!

Published April 19, 2004
More important than democracy are peace and opportunities for peaceful self-actualization and fulfillment under any banner.

Heresy? Maybe. But we must fail in Iraq

by John Troyer
Published April 16, 2004
Bush spoke as if Monty Python wrote his foreign policy rationalizations.

Blame Canada: Shell out for river cleanup

Published April 16, 2004
A Canadian smelter has dumped slag into the Columbia River for more than 100 years.

Privatizing the Iraqi occupation

Published April 16, 2004
Relying on private contractors to supply U.S. troops in the field is a risky proposition.

You can love the people and not their practices

Published April 15, 2004

In his Monday opinion piece, Tim Campbell makes an appeal to "gays and gay-friendly people," asking them to "move forward" and support the movement to legalize homosexual marriage. He laments the fact...

Daily should criticize Palestinian tactics

Published April 15, 2004
Why does the Daily editorial board ignore gross violations of international law?

Bush’s economics are all wrong

Published April 15, 2004
Bush cannot keep cutting taxes and running deficits for short-term gains and ignore long-term problems.

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