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University of Minnesota disciplinary hearing: Here's how it works
Ten suspended University of Minnesota football players accused of sexually assaulting a student could face disciplinary hearings this month. The panel of faculty, students and staff will decide guilt and any punishment. Here's what to expect.
McCartney recorded 'Penny Lane' vocals 50 years ago
The Beatles were at Abbey Road Studios in London recording sessions for their eighth studio album, "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band." "Penny Lane" didn't make it onto that album, though.
Coyle: 'We'll move quickly' on hiring new football coach
The U's athletic director said he has been in this situation before at Syracuse and Boise State. Regents Chair Dean Johnson said he expects a hire soon.
Is there a doctor in the House? There are two in the Senate
The Senate has its first two doctors since 1991, and they hope to dive right into work given the legislative session's spotlight on health care.
Art Hounds: Capitol vs. Capital
This week on Art Hounds: The newly refurbished state Capitol reopens to the public, and artist Sean Smuda presents "Universal Capital."
Doors' landmark song released 50 years ago
Today's Morning Edition music is from "Light My Fire" from the Door's self-titled album released in January 1967, 50 years ago today.
House majority leader outlines GOP priorities
High on the to-do list for legislators this session is approving a budget, addressing health care costs, and making decisions on taxes and transportation spending.
Tweet alone didn't cost Claeys his job, Coyle says
"I think some of the events over the past few weeks underscored some of the concerns and some of the things I've been seeing with that program," the U's athletic director said.