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March-April 2002
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A few of the stories in this issue:
- Race Matters - U professor john powell of the Institute on Race and Poverty discusses urban sprawl as a race issue.
- My Strong Hand - Laurel Ostrow's winning entry in our third-annual fiction contest.
- The Human Face of Health Care - The U's School of Nursing is a leader in preparing nurses to face the challenges of tomorrow.
- Voices: Marching On - Alumnus Philip Brain talks about living on after surviving the Bataan Death March 60 years ago.
- First-Person - Amy Gage writes about what happens when someone whose identity is wrapped up in work loses a job.
- Minnesota Turns 100 - Looking back at the stories that made the news 10, 20, 30, all the way to 100 years ago.
- Sports: Pulling Together - The women's rowing team is continuing the success of new Gopher women's sports.
- Plus Campus Digest, news briefs, Sports Notebook, UMAA Report, and more.

Links to some of these and other stories can be found below. UMAA members receive Minnesota six times a year. To join, click here.



The Human Face of Health Care
3/14/2002
The University’s School of Nursing is a leader in preparing future nurses for the challenges of practice and the delivery of patient care—from addressing workplace issues to applying research aimed at improving the health of people around the world.

Voices: Marching On
3/14/2002
Sixty years after the Bataan Death March, Philip Brain (B.A. ’39) recalls his life as a prisoner of war, how he survived, and what he walked away with.

History's Lessons
3/14/2002
As part of a series recognizing its 100th year, the alumni association publication looks back at what made headlines in March and April in decades past.

Pulling Together
3/14/2002
With a winning formula and a top-notch coach, the University of Minnesota’s second-year rowing program is primed to go far fast.

Sports Notebook
3/14/2002
A preview of the season’s Gopher sports programs, plus other athletics news.

Campus Digest
3/14/2002
News from around campus: Faculty Research, a new mission for The Raptor Center, and Overheard of Campus

Letters
3/14/2002
Our readers speak out on the band, plastic surgery, research versus education, and stem cells.

A Call for Teamwork in Athletics
3/14/2002
National President Bruce Nelson (’84) weighs in on the financial problems of University of Minnesota athletics

A Hot, New Link to the U
3/14/2002
Executive Director Margaret S. Carlson (’83) has found a new way alumni can stay connected to what new at the U

A Note about Minnesota on the Web

Minnesota is at heart a printed magazine sent to members of the University of Minnesota Alumni Association as a benefit of membership. The alumni association offers some of the magazine’s content on this Web site to introduce nonmembers to the magazine. We have chosen not to post all of the magazine’s content on the site for two reasons. First, purchasing electronic rights from our freelance writers, as is legally required, can be expensive. While we do purchase electronic rights for a few stories first published in the print version of Minnesota, we choose not to buy electronic rights for all content. This leads to the second reason. Minnesota is a primary benefit of membership in the alumni association. By posting all of the magazine’s content on our Web site, we would devalue that benefit for our members.

That said, Minnesota magazine’s presence on the Web is relatively new. This is an evolving medium for us, and we may modify our on-line publishing policy as circumstances allow. In the meantime, the editors appreciate reader feedback about the content in Minnesota, as well as about what might be missing in Minnesota.