The University of Minnesota Medical School’s Duluth campus announced Friday an anonymous donation of nearly $1.6 million to help provide physicians to rural communities and train American Indians to become doctors.
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Spring training is wrapping for the Twins.
He spent $134,000 of university money on the computers.
It's the third deadly vehicle-pedestrian crash in St. Paul this year.
Minnesota is one win from reaching the Sweet 16.
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While medical students are busy learning how to provide care, their education does not seem to include much about the big picture of health care policy. A University of Minnesota doctor surveyed the state's medical students last year and found fewer than half could say they understood the basics of the country's new health care overhaul.
The state campaign finance board ruled Friday that a man who contributed $600 to a group opposing the Minnesota marriage amendment can remain anonymous. The man feared he would be fired from his Catholic employer if word of his contribution became public since the Catholic Church is in favor of the amendment, which would effectively ban same-sex marriages.
Bob Cummins, who has donated more than $3.5 million to Minnesota Republican causes, is telling allies he has had it with Republicans in the Minnesota Legislature and will not give their campaigns any cash this year, according to multiple sources, the Star Tribune reports. Cummins, CEO of Plymouth-based Primera Technology, is reportedly frustrated over legislators' failure to approve a "right-to-work" constitutional amendment that would limit union power.
