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FEB. 22, 2000 - NEWS
Crazy Carrot follows other businesses out of Dinkytown
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Coach questions athletics equity Ever since Title IX passed Congress in 1972, numerous conflicts have arisen. Almost 30 years later, debate continues. Minnesota wrestling Coach J Robinson handed out flyers deemed "anti-Title IX" by some at Sunday night's wrestling match between the Gophers and Iowa. He said the flyer was not about Title IX, it was about proportionality in athletics.
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Genetic modification issues cause apprehension In farm houses, corporate offices and Washington D.C. bureaus, people who deal with food are concerned about the growing apprehension toward genetically modified plants and animals.
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European-like pig virus discovered in United StatesA European-like version of a deadly virus affecting pigs might lead to increased production costs for American swine producers. The virus has no affect on consumers, however.
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Episcopalian stance on same-sex unions left to individual dioceses Religious leaders and legislators added new dimensions to the same-sex union debate last week. Rep. Jerrold Nadler, D-N.Y., introduced a bill to amend immigration policy to give gay/lesbian partners of American citizens the same right to apply for citizenship as heterosexual spouses.
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Interim chancellor to take over position permanently at University's Morris campus University President Mark Yudof announced Monday the new chancellor of the University's Morris campus, Samuel Schuman. Schuman will take over the campus' top administrative position permanently after holding it on an interim basis for two years.
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