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Art sophomore Lizzy Berard takes a smoke break late Thursday night with a friend while studying at Espresso Royale in Dinkytown. Berard has been smoking for four years and says a tax increase on cigarettes wouldn’t change how often she lights up.

Repubs propose tobacco tax hike

by Matt Herbert
Published February 27, 2012
State legislators want to use the tax to curb youth smoking and pay off debts.
Tom Stinson splits his time between being a professor of applied economics at the University and being the state economist.

Faculty balance teaching, policymaking

by Nick Sudheimer
Published February 23, 2012
Some faculty split time between their campus and government offices.
From front to back, fried rice, Thai peanut rice and oven risotto are belly-filling dishes jammed with rich flavors of ginger, garlic, cheese and sake.

College Kitchen: Wouldn’t it be Rice?

by Samuel Linder
Published February 23, 2012
The world’s favorite food doesn’t have to play third wheel to the other food on your plate anymore.
Simone Wai, a chapter core member of Students Today Leaders Forever, paints the interior of an apartment building in South Minneapolis on Wednesday. STLF partnered with Project for Pride in Living to

Painters today, leaders forever

by Molly Novak
Published February 23, 2012
Students worked with Project for Pride in Living on Wednesday.

10th Avenue Bridge gets in line for repairs

by Matt Herbert
Published February 23, 2012

  Built more than 80 years ago, the 10th Avenue Bridge is in need of some repairs. Sen. Kari Dziedzic, DFL-Minneapolis, is seeking $7.6 million in bonding money to mend the bridge, which hasn’t...

Bullwinkle Saloon at Seven Corners to reopen

by Aaron DuBois
Published February 23, 2012
The bar hopes to continue old tradition under new management.

Thieves often strike at house parties

by Branden Largent
Published February 22, 2012
U students had valuables stolen during a party Saturday.

New maps alter U-area district

by Kevin Burbach
Published February 22, 2012
The northern part of the Southeast Como neighborhood is no longer part of the U district.
The 2401 space on University Avenue is one of the many vacant spaces along the central corridor that the Starling Project, a volunteer graduate student group, is working to fill with temporary tenants. This space is looking to be filled by an art professor at the University.

Graduate students fill vacant storefronts

by Alysha Bohanon
Published February 21, 2012
The Starling Project is working with community organizations to help businesses along the Central Corridor.

Group proposes new way to pick the president

by Luke Miller
Published February 21, 2012
Americans Elect is nominating its presidential candidate via online convention.

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