ABy Diana Fu re sweatshops the symbol of Uncle Sam's exploitative fingers under the disguise of globalization? Or are they the saviors of the downtrodden around the world? Ever since the U.S. economy globalized,...

There was a mentally challenged kid in my high school the "normal" kids always made fun of. Kids would ask him to dance, and he would - thinking the laughter was with him rather than at him. During lunch,...

Although I sympathize with Steve Snyder's dismay in his Jan. 24 opinion column "University consistently fails to serve students" at having to wait for the One Stop Student Services Help Line - no one likes...

I have worked in the Mayo Building for more than four years and I went to school here in the early 1970s. I'm frankly amazed that The Minnesota Daily and the people responsible for Coffman Union's renovation...

Do you trust George W. Bush? It's a simple question, really. It's also not just rhetorical. According to a report in The New York Times, the White House believes that much of its case for escalating the...

The opening of a branch of U.S. Bank in Coffman Union really shows how much the union has changed. As a student here from 1993-95, I banked at the University's Federal Credit Union's Coffman Union branch....

DBy Austen Morris r. King said it and fought for it more vigorously than anyone: One's character is what's important, not the color of one's skin. Yet institutional racism - like that contained in some...

Happy New Year to all! Welcome to 2003! Year of the goat. Forgive this chain column, as the New Year is very busy. Speaking of which, before I begin, allow me to thank you all for the lovely e-mails this...

I am writing to agree with and add to Mark Byers' Jan. 22 letter touting Coffman as a colossal disappointment, "Coffman Union is a disappointment." Today, a fellow graduate student and I went there to...

In regards to Mark Byers' Jan. 22 letter "Coffman Union is a disappointment," we would just like to talk about all of the benefits Coffman Union has to offer. For the last three years students have wandered...