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The Minnesota Daily

Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

Opinion

Should we be able to choose our kids?

Published October 4, 2002

A By Dr. Jeffrey Kahn new type of embryo testing is being offered by a growing number of fertility clinics as a way of improving the chances of a successful pregnancy. It involves genetic testing of chromosomes...

Tensions on campus

Published October 4, 2002

Erika Zurawski, a member of Students for Justice in Palestine and the Anti-War Committee, is quoted in the Oct. 3 Daily article, "Middle East tensions spread to U students," as saying (referring to supporters...

Bruininks’ address is mostly reasonable

Published October 4, 2002

Interim University President Robert Bruininks presented the annual State of the University Address yesterday, using the speech to illustrate the period of transition the University is enduring. Considering...

Protest is not dead

Published October 4, 2002

The mouths of the country's citizens are not quiet, as the editorial board would have us believe. Thursday's editorial, "The changing image of the protester," (Oct. 3) while a strong endorsement for the...

Drunken screams and roaring bikes: Uptown noise overwhelms

by Roxanne Sadovsky
Published October 3, 2002

Zaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhtatingtingtingtingrollwaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhh! I'm still working on the translation, but I'm a little rusty in speaking street. I don't quite know how to conjugate honking. If this...

Media likes to jump on bandwagon for news hype

Published October 3, 2002

E By David Jansen ssentially every news story released this summer was frightening or depressing. Perhaps it is yet another symptom of a post-Sept. 11 mentality, where we now share personal turmoil on...

The changing image of the protester

Published October 3, 2002

Last week, thousands of protesters converged on Washington. Angered by the problems that international financiers involved with the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund have brought to developing...

Congress would be wise to go slow on Iraq

Published October 3, 2002

W By Mark Dayton hat a difference an administration makes. Congressional leaders who are hurrying votes on Iraq had very different views when the president was a Democrat named Bill Clinton. They made...

Fascism defined

Published October 2, 2002

Reading the creative commentary from John Troyer, "Mall preachers bring brimstone, dates to campus," (Sept. 30) reminded me of something I feel ought to be addressed. Troyer mentions the comments written...

U.S. turns blind eye towards Israel

Published October 2, 2002

The U.S. government has 20/20 vision to see Iraq's grave violation of human rights, arbitrary arrests and imprisonment of ordinary citizens, violations of U.N. resolutions, unlawful attacks on neighboring...

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