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| March-April 2008 | | |
 | | Mohamed Bakri, a political refugee from Sudan and a University graduate student, wins the “world’s richest” scholarship. Photograph by Mark Luinenburg. |
In the March-April 2008 issue you will find stories about University happenings, interesting events and alumni, Gopher sports, and more. Links to stories for which the Alumni Association owns electronic publishing rights are listed below.
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Dreams of Democracy
Mohamed Bakri, a political refugee from Sudan and University graduate student, wins the “world’s richest” scholarship.
By Adam Wahlberg |
Kalispell
The winning entry in Minnesota magazine’s ninth annual fiction contest.
By John Jodzio |
Primitive Thinking
Looking back on them, Albert Jenks’s ideas of Americanization and racial anthropology are an embarrassment, primarily because so many people found them appealing.
By Tim Brady |
Motley Crew
Seasoned athletes from a multitude of sports have jelled to become Big Ten rowing champs.
By Sheila Mulrooney Eldred |
About Campus
U students steadfast in Kenya, U dining service gets greener, and is reading at risk with today’s kids? |
Discoveries
Growing electronic components, an antidote to cyanide poisoning, and the hazards of rural driving. |
Letters
LRT, immigration, funding, and football |
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