No matter what their interpretations, nearly everyone notices it. The 15-foot wide globe made of glass strips is suspended from the ceiling by steel cables. The program, called Public Art on Campus, is responsible for coordinating at least 12 pieces of public art on the Twin Cities campus. But Kayim, coordinator of the art program, said many people might not realize a piece of public art when they see it. Campus events planned for King's birthday With the 30th anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.'s death just around the corner, the University is in the midst of its own celebration honoring the legacy of the civil rights leader.
Car trouble is double in winter During Minnesota winters, cars break down all the time.
And University students sometimes have to spend several hours and hundreds of dollars grudgingly seeking the best quality in price, service and parts. In the stockroom of Dinkytown Wine and Spirits sits two boxes full of fake IDs. But if Sen. Ember Reichgott Junge DFL-New Hope gets her way, owner Irv Hershkovitz will see no growth in his collection. Law convention sets future goals for U Greater respect for diversity and a global perspective will define the 21st century lawyer, according to guidelines set in a recent conference. New grant will allow students to volunteer in other countries After witnessing the squalor of Venezuelan prisons during his sophomore year of college, Bill Baldus was haunted for years by the images of people suffering.