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The Minnesota Daily

Opinion

Prolific Daily columnist bids a fond farewell to 4 years of opining

Published April 29, 2004

Today is Thursday. For the last four years, barring some unfortunate mishap like a gigantic photo of Goldy Gopher taking up valuable word space, my biweekly column has appeared in The Minnesota Daily on...

U.S. prisons are expanded for all the wrong reasons

Published April 29, 2004

Last summer the federal government announced that there were more than 2.1 million people in prisons in the United States - nearly twice as many as were imprisoned just 10 years ago. In fact, while the...

Honestly, for the love of Google

Published April 29, 2004

Later this week, Google, perhaps the most beloved Internet search engine in the world, is likely to become a public business. Investors are jumping in their shoes for a chance to own a part of the Internet...

What’s in a name? Couples, think on it

Published April 28, 2004
A person's name is part of his or her identity.

Reparations, reconciliation long overdue

Published April 27, 2004
Slavery is an issue only two generations removed from students who could be at the U.

Communist parties persist after the fall of the Red

Published April 26, 2004

The Czech Republic, along with eight other former communist countries in central and Eastern Europe, will enter the European Union - a political and judicial union as well as a free-trade zone - in less...

Profs: Release your evaluations

Published April 26, 2004

Ah, spring is in the air. The Twins are back at work, something like 10 percent of those eligible actually voted in student elections, classroom attendance is plummeting as the thermometer rises and there...

Don’t focus on negative, irrelevant Apache issues

Published April 26, 2004

Last week, The Minnesota Daily did a two-part series on Mount Graham. In Wednesday's article "Telescope sits high as cultural divide runs deep," the end of the article highlights problems at home in San...

I was gay until Christ set me straight

Published April 23, 2004
You choose to interpret how love is presented to you and how you present love.

Why don’t we just have Earth Year?

Published April 22, 2004
Devoting one day to something that is supposed to be celebrated every day is absurd.

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