The Minnesota Daily

New Seward Co-op takes seed on Franklin East

by Brian Kushida
Published January 26, 2007

Co-op plans on moving to an eco-friendly building twice the size of its current location.

The war of two worlds

by Michael Garberich
Published January 25, 2007

"Pan's Labyrinth" tells a dark fairy tale that switches between a child's fantasy and wartime reality

State weighs bill for ticket scalping

by Alex Amend
Published January 25, 2007

Bill supporters call prosecuting scalpers inefficient and say it distracts police from other crime.

Coming out of the shadows

by Sara Nicole Miller
Published January 25, 2007

The 1969 French film "Army of Shadows" finally makes its way to American audiences

Vikings defensive end helps promote literacy locally

by Amber Schadewald
Published January 24, 2007

Erasmus James signed autographs and passed out books at the event.

Fines pile up with snow

by Charley Bruce
Published January 24, 2007

Students need to be aware of snowstorm parking emergencies to avoid tickets.

City ok’s new shops

by Charley Bruce
Published January 23, 2007

Three businesses are opening stores in Stadium Village, a growing University location.

Meeting analyzes future of plug-in hybrids

by Charley Bruce
Published January 22, 2007

A round table discussion raised hopes of the state of Minnesota and the University joining forces to become a leader in plug-in hybrid automobile technology. The University's Center for Transportation...

City program helps prevent foreclosure

by Vadim Lavrusik
Published January 19, 2007

As home-foreclosure rates rise, Minneapolis has launched a 311 helpline to give advice.

New light-rail line planned

by Brian Kushida
Published January 19, 2007

University representatives to influence city's light-rail expansion plan.

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