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The Minnesota Daily

Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

Opinion

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...

New president should fill Yudof’s shoes

Published October 2, 2002

T By Adri Mehra he University's next permanent president should not only fill the deep and nuanced cast left by former President Mark Yudof, he or she should further it. Yudof was masterful at lording...

Terrorist threat necessitates surveillance

by Chris Schafer
Published October 2, 2002

Today's American is a citizen under surveillance. Like never before in our history, the nation's people watch over each other both compassionately and protectively while the government watches over us...

University must follow environmental suggestions

Published October 2, 2002

According to a report comissioned by the University, many departments could be doing a better job integrating environmental concerns into their programs. Last June, the University's Commission on Environmental...

Telescope debate

Published October 2, 2002

As a doctoral candidate in American Studies who specializes in American Indian history, I urge you to listen to the American Indian people opposing the Mount Graham telescope project. It seems so far away...

Eating habits

Published October 2, 2002

I have a few things to say in response to Elana Rudman's letter to the editor titled "Dorm Food" (Oct. 1). First and foremost, I am not trying to claim that dorm food is healthy or even delicious, but...

In search of Ray Tricomo

Published October 1, 2002

Since winning the primary on Sept. 8, Green Party U.S. Senate candidate Ray Tricomo has been as publicly visible as D.B. Cooper and Amelia Earhart. Tricomo, by all appearances, is nothing more than a spoiler...

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