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On Christmas Eve, locals near the Montana de Oro state park, started reporting the collapse of the historic rock arch on Spooner's Cove Beach.

Reports confirm the football team’s Big Ten Championship victory over Iowa this weekend prompted the entire student body to pretend that Harbaugh “didn’t just get lucky” and that “[they] knew he had something good up his sleeve the whole season.” “I always knew he could do it,” commented Jacob Ly

John Lee LyonsJan. 6, 1952 – Dec. 7, 2021

"They’re going to have to wait until someone recovers enough to leave the bed they’re in or, in more unfortunate circumstances, someone had passed away."

College of Business student-analysts recently presented the Student Managed Investment Fund (SMIF) annual report to industry professionals during their advisory board spring meeting. The $1 million fund, established through the generosity of alumni, is managed by undergraduate students who are responsible for all investment research, portfolio positions, and reporting. Since inception, the fund has managed institutional funds through periods of considerable uncertainty—trade wars with China, ...

The Guggenheim House is seen in the Shioyacho district of Kobe’s Tarumi Ward. (Asahi Shimbun file photo) KOBE--Long known as the “Guggenheim House,” a landmark Western-style building here is having its history rewritten after experts discovered that Jacob Guggenheim never lived there. It has been believed that the building in Kobe’s Shioyacho district was the mansion of Jacob Guggenheim (1874-1940), a German-American trading merchant distantly related to the family of the same name know...

Copy shortlink: Less than two weeks in, December has already become the second-deadliest month for COVID-19 in Minnesota, with a record 439 deaths reported over the past seven days alone. The state reported 67 more deaths Saturday and has recorded 766 virus deaths since the start of the month, a pace that puts Minnesota on track to surpass 5,000 total pandemic deaths by years end. Through Saturday, 4,359 people had died in Minnesota due to COVID-19. Recent moderation in ...

Minnesota trending to a grim holiday milestone with COVID Christopher Snowbeck, Star Tribune Less than two weeks old, December has already become the second-deadliest month for COVID-19 in Minnesota, with a record 439 deaths reported over the past seven days alone. The state reported 67 more deaths Saturday and has recorded 766 virus deaths since the start of the month, a pace that puts Minnesota on track to surpass 5,000 total pandemic deaths by years end. Through Saturday, 4,3...