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Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

Opinion

If Republicans can’t deliver, they will pass from power

by Chris Schafer
Published November 13, 2002

Last week's elections brought sweeping change throughout the local and federal governments of this nation. In an election where Republicans feared losing their control of the U.S. House, the GOP retained...

Coleman editorial

Published November 13, 2002

I am appalled at the ignorance and bias of the authors of the editorial ("A classless Coleman emerges already") that appeared Nov. 12. It is just another example of the continued extreme left-wing stance...

Embryo should not be considered “human subject”

Published November 12, 2002

Benjamin Kadlec appears to confuse "human life" with "personhood" in his letter to the editor ("Pro-science, anti-abortion," Nov. 8), a mistake that is easy to make, given the current and prevalent abortion...

Abortion stance cost Democrats election

Published November 12, 2002

I was disappointed by your editorial "Republicans must remember the moderates" of Nov. 8. While I am by no means a supporter of the Republican Party, your article is an unfair representation of the election...

Globalization proves a tight fit for everyone

Published November 12, 2002

V By David Jack Norton ALLADOLID, Spain - Loping across the central plaza of Valladolid, Spain, a young woman not old enough to recall Francisco Franco's death, much less Ronald Reagan's presidency, tugs...

Bipartisan bias

Published November 12, 2002

I'm confused by the incoherent editorial ("Victory for Bush's hypocrisy") that appeared Nov. 7. What exactly is The Minnesota Daily's definition of "bipartisanship?" It does not mean that liberals get...

The U.S. and Iraq: the view from Britain

Published November 12, 2002

L By Andrea Sloneker ONDON - Being an American in London has made me aware of many things. There is no such thing as "English Cuisine." Everything is overpriced and football is considered a religion. But...

University gains president, loses ethics

by Joel Helfrich
Published November 11, 2002

Outrageous!" exclaimed many people here at the University as our Board of Regents announced last Monday that they would not abide by Minnesota's "sunshine" open meeting law. Days later, the board announced...

Coffman’s reopening will reunite campus

Published November 11, 2002

A By Chuck Hernick fter nearly three years of construction, an increasingly apathetic student body awaits the reopening of the Coffman Union. Frustration is high - an unavoidable consequence of student...

Less government is no solution

Published November 8, 2002

Anthony Sanders' Nov. 7 column "Republican trifecta offers party new opportunities" makes an astonishingly naive assumption: Reforms that entail diminishing the power of the federal government will benefit...

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