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Corrections

Paint work draws flak

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  • Angela Gray
Dec. 08, 2005
Corrections:A Page 1A article, “Paint work draws flak,” in Dec. 8’s Minnesota Daily incorrectly stated how much money Jon Hartwig was told he would earn. Hartwig was told he would earn $4,000 to $6,000 over one summer.

Minnesota weathers Nebraska run, scores win

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  • Emily Wickstrom
Dec. 05, 2005
Corrections:A Page 1B graphic, “Up Next – Women’s Basketball,” in Dec. 5’s Minnesota Daily had the wrong logo for Washington State University.

Yoo debate was one-sided

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Nov. 23, 2005
Corrections:A Page 9A column, “Yoo debate was one-sided” in Wednesday’s Daily incorrectly stated who was the author of the column. Maleeha Rizwy, Perry Bellow-Handelman, Ismail Khalidi and Meg Novak of the Babylon Collective are the authors.

GAPSA asks for cage-free eggs at U

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  • JP Leider
Nov. 22, 2005
Corrections:A Page 3 article, “GAPSA asks for cage-free eggs at U,” in Nov. 22’s Daily incorrectly stated the number of eggs produced in 2004 in the United States and Minnesota. Minnesota produced approximately 3 billion eggs, and the United States produced approximately 90 billion eggs.

Two U students pump up the jam with DJ businesses

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  • Angela Gray
Nov. 21, 2005
Corrections:A Page 4A article, “Two U students pump up the jam with DJ business,” in Nov. 21’s Daily incorrectly stated a business name. Dan Hynh is co-owner of NRG-X Entertainment Disc Jockeys.

MSA takes up GC change

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  • JP Leider
Nov. 15, 2005
Corrections:A Page 1 article, “MSA takes up GC change,” in Nov. 15’s Minnesota Daily incorrectly stated when the Minnesota Student Association voted to oppose the closure of the General College. MSA voted before the Board of Regents approved University President Bob Bruininks’ realignment proposal in spring.

Group rallies to help immigrant students

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  • Emily Kaiser
Nov. 10, 2005
Corrections:A Page 1 article, “Group rallies to help immigrant students,” in the Nov. 10 Minnesota Daily incorrectly stated how many students would benefit from the Dream Act. The bill would affect approximately 500 Minnesota high school students annually.

Unions conduct survey

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  • Angela Gray
Nov. 07, 2005
Corrections:A Page 1A article, “Unions conduct survey,” in Nov. 7’s Minnesota Daily incorrectly identified a source. David Johnson was the source quoted.

Minnesota falls in Big Ten Tournament opener

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  • Emily Wickstrom
Nov. 04, 2005
Corrections:A photo caption with the Page 4 article “Minnesota falls in Big Ten Tournament opener” in Friday’s Minnesota Daily incorrectly stated who appeared in a photo. The Minnesota soccer player in the picture was senior defender Nicki Burnie.

Aaron, interrupted

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  • Frederic Hanson
Nov. 03, 2005
Corrections:A Page 1B article, “Aaron, Interrupted,” in Thursday’s Minnesota Daily incorrectly stated the title of Aaron McGruder’s favorite TV show. “Samurai Champloo” is the name of the show.
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