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Exhibit aims to promote international coexistence

by Hank Long
Published May 4, 2004

More than 100 people meandered through the Hennepin County Government Center plaza in Minneapolis on Tuesday to view giant-sized billboards with images symbolizing cultural understanding. The 38 billboard-sized...

Council lauds U athletes, coaches

by Hank Long
Published May 3, 2004

Minneapolis City Council member Paul Zerby, 2nd Ward, led a chorus of city officials and several University student-athletes and coaches Friday in the "Minnesota Rouser" in the council chambers. Zerby...

Rybak pledges better housing

by Hank Long
Published April 30, 2004
Minneapolis has received $40 million to expand northside home ownership.

House is a home for visiting scholars

by Hank Long
Published April 26, 2004

A small gathering of early risers graced the basement breakfast table on Friday morning at the Wales House. Chatting over grapefruit and cereal, the tenants prepared for a day researching at the University. Underneath...

Friends plant tree for house fire victims

by Hank Long
Published April 23, 2004
The tree's three interwoven trunks symbolize the three students killed.

U joins world to remember Holocaust

by Hank Long
Published April 20, 2004

Approximately 50 people gathered Monday on Northrop Plaza to listen to poetry, prayers and the story of a Holocaust survivor in observance of Yom Hashoah, Holocaust Remembrance Day. "Every year on this...

Coleman urges College Republicans to rally behind Bush’s re-election bid

by Hank Long
Published April 15, 2004

During their year-end meeting Wednesday night at Coffman Union, the University College Republicans chanted a robust "Minnesota Rouser" with the help of a U.S. senator. Sen. Norm Coleman, R-Minn., spoke...

U community plans memorial for 3 students lost in Dinkytown fire

by Hank Long
Published April 9, 2004

A memorial site to celebrate the memory of three University students who died in a Dinkytown house fire last September was approved Wednesday by the Minneapolis Park Board. The site, consisting of a plaque...

MPIRG hosts annual Take Back the Night march

by Hank Long
Published April 8, 2004

Today the Minnesota Public Interest Research Group will host the seventh annual Take Back the Night march and rally against domestic abuse and sexual violence. The rally starts at 6 p.m. at Boom Island...

Seiler hospitalized for psychiatric evaluation

by Hank Long
Published April 5, 2004

The University of Wisconsin-Madison sophomore who was missing for more than four days last week faked her abduction, police said Friday. "We do not believe there is a suspect at large, period," said Assistant...

Missing student found

by Hank Long
Published April 1, 2004
Tearful Celebration sweeps search party's hotel

Search continues for UW student

by Hank Long
Published March 30, 2004

University sophomore Stephanie Jones is searching for her friend who has been missing since early Saturday morning. "I've known her since I was 4 years old," Jones said about University of Wisconsin-Madison...

State Legislature names day after Nobel Prize-winning former U professor and student

by Hank Long
Published March 26, 2004

The State Legislature named Oct. 16 "Dr. Norman E. Borlaug World Food Prize Day" after a former University professor, student and wrestler for his 90th birthday Thursday. Borlaug earned a bachelor's degree...

U gives money for planned street upgrades

by Hank Long
Published March 24, 2004

A frequently used street in Dinkytown will undergo reconstruction this summer with help from the University. A Minneapolis City Council committee approved plans Wednesday for the reconstruction of 15th...

City approves smoke detector ordinance change

by Hank Long
Published March 22, 2004

The Minneapolis City Council approved a change in the smoke detector ordinance Friday that will require any smoke alarm within 20 feet of a cooking appliance to have a silencing switch. The ordinance change,...

Contestants strut their stuff

by Hank Long
Published March 10, 2004
The 15 beauty contest competitors raised money for a student group's spring break service trip.

Committee OKs changes to smoke alarm ordinances

by Hank Long
Published March 4, 2004
Smoke detectors near kitchens might need "hush buttons" that can turn off the power manually for seven minutes at a time.

Campaigns use music to draw student caucus votes

by Hank Long
Published March 1, 2004

Politics and rock music collided at Rock the Cauc on Saturday. More than 100 concertgoers shuffled into the dimly lit The Whole in Coffman Union to listen to local bands Down Risen, Building Better Bombs...

Edwards stumps for Minn. caucus votes

by Hank Long
Published February 23, 2004
There will be 87 Democratic convention delegates at stake in Minnesota's March 2 presidential contest.

Cultural art tour stopping in Twin Cities

by Hank Long
Published February 19, 2004
"Coexistence," featuring award-winning artists from around the world, aims to promote cultural diversity.

Despite rivals, Kahn remains

by Hank Long
Published February 17, 2004
In 32 years, the DFL state lawmaker has defeated her share of student challengers.

Officials: U needs state funds for repairs

by Hank Long
Published February 10, 2004

The state House Higher Education Finance Committee will likely advocate for an increase to Gov. Tim Pawlenty's University capital bonding proposal, the committee's chairman said Monday. Chairman Doug Stang,...

Small city crimes can now be filed with Web-based system

by Hank Long
Published February 5, 2004

University junior Sarah Scripps parked her convertible one night in November on the street near her Marcy-Holmes neighborhood home only to find it broken into the next morning. Scripps said the thief broke...

Major changes advance for U-area renters

by Hank Long
Published February 2, 2004
A new Minneapolis ordinance gives city inspectors an easier time revoking a landlord's license for repeat violations.

A newly formed landlord group is drafting a uniform lease for all University-area student-renters

by Hank Long
Published February 2, 2004

Student-renters in neighborhoods near the University will soon have an easier time interpreting their rental leases, a newly formed landlord group said Friday. In an effort to better its relationship with...

Benanav pushes student housing ordinance

by Hank Long
Published January 28, 2004
The proposed housing ordinances stem from an increase in university students living in his ward.

Zerby juggles two constituencies

by Hank Long
Published January 23, 2004
Permanent residents and students compete for the Minneapolis council member's time.

Landlords with repeat housing violations may lose rental licenses

by Hank Long
Published January 22, 2004
Until recently, the risk of landlords losing their licenses has been small.

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