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St. Paul Winter Carnival honors U senior crowned Queen of the Snows

by Than Tibbetts
Published January 31, 2005

Jill Lyn Andresen, a University marketing senior and assistant manager of human resources at The Minnesota Daily, was chosen as the 2005 Queen of the Snows at St. Paul's annual Winter Carnival. "It's been...

Rybak to seek re-election, makes campaign promises

by Jerret Raffety
Published January 31, 2005

The race for mayor of Minneapolis is gearing up. Minneapolis Mayor R.T. Rybak, a Democrat, announced Sunday the beginning of his campaign for re-election in front of an audience of supporters and community...

Transit options might grow

by Jason Juno
Published January 28, 2005

Students someday might take trains or bus rapid transit to other points on campus and between downtown Minneapolis and downtown St. Paul. In its bonding bill this week, the Senate proposed that the Central...

15th Avenue might see more lighting

by Neil Munshi
Published January 26, 2005

The dimly lit sidewalks of 15th Avenue Southeast could see a brighter future if Minneapolis officials approve a push by Marcy-Holmes neighborhood residents. University officials are working with the neighborhood's...

Gov. budgets $1.2B for U

by Brady Averill
Published January 26, 2005
Pawlenty's share for the University is $13 million less than it requested.

Senate passes state bonding bill

by Brady Averill
Published January 25, 2005

The Senate passed a $975 million bonding bill 57-7 Monday. The bill, which funds construction projects, includes $118 million for the University. The University requested $158 million to help fund various...

Filing tax returns early promotes speedy refunds

by Than Tibbetts
Published January 24, 2005

Although the deadline for filing tax returns is three months away, filing early could mean receiving tax refunds sooner rather than later. Many tax services now offer the ability to file taxes online for...

Commuter rail’s future hinges on state support

by Jason Juno
Published January 21, 2005
The state must approve some of its $88.3 million share this year to keep federal funds for the project.

Medical mistakes in Minn. revealed

by Cati Vanden Breul
Published January 20, 2005
Fairview-University Medical Center reported the most preventable errors.

Gov. proposes new funding plan

by Brady Averill
Published January 19, 2005

In his State of the State Address on Tuesday, Gov. Tim Pawlenty called for a change in the way public higher education is funded. Pawlenty, speaking in Rochester, Minn., said he will not sign the bonding...

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