The Minnesota Daily

Striking a chord: Films probe union battles, victories

by Don M. Burrows
Published September 29, 2005

Two documentaries explore workers' rights in meat-packing and coal-mining industries

‘Into the Blue’ runs out of excuses

by Jenna Ross
Published September 29, 2005

The adventure film is more about bikinis than buried treasure

Downtown Minneapolis named one of 17 best commuting districts

by Cati Vanden Breul
Published September 28, 2005

Minneapolis gives parking discounts for registered car pools in municipal lots

Grant to boost area transit options

by Kevin McCahill
Published September 26, 2005

In the future, students might have an easier time getting to class by bike and on foot.St. Paul-based Transit for Livable Communities has been given a $25 million federal grant to improve automobile alternatives in the area.

Don’t let ‘The Baxter’ buy you dinner

by Jenna Ross
Published September 22, 2005

Michael Showalter attempts lovable but achieves annoying

A local look at the documentary’s arrival in the mainstream cinema scene

by Don M. Burrows
Published September 22, 2005

Nonfiction films aren't just for biology class anymore

Weddings, funerals and wicked fun

by Don M. Burrows
Published September 22, 2005

'Corpse Bride' continues Tim Burton's look at our binary world

Coma has couple in the clouds

by Katrina Wilber
Published September 15, 2005

'Just Like Heaven' is a love story first, a comedy second

‘Global Lens’ brings cultures into focus

by Don M. Burrows
Published September 15, 2005

The Walker Art Center's series features films from developing countries

Back when comedic duos were funny

by Erin Adler
Published September 15, 2005

Our list of ten great 'buddy films' does not include Samuel L. Jackson and Eugene Levy's uninspired new movie, 'The Man'

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