Norm Coleman - United States Senator - Minnesota
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Album: March 2005
Last updated on 03/31/2005


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On Wednesday, March 23, Senator Coleman visited the University of Minnesota Twin Cities Campus to attend a rally for Comfort for Courage. Comfort for Courage is a student-led movement at the University of Minnesota, which recognizes the role U.S. service members hold in the defense of our nation and the protection of our shared freedoms. Comfort for Courage is a nonpartisan organization that brings people together through a shared respect for and desires to help our nation’s heroes, many of whom are friends and classmates. Comfort for Courage was started by U of M students Tony Richter and Andy Davis to distribute essentials that many of those serving in the military overseas needed, but did not have access to. It is a non-profit organization that has been organizing drives and packaging the goods for shipment to our troops since November 2004 and regularly sends, on average, 12- pound care packages each month to soldiers stationed in Afghanistan and Iraq.

Sen. Coleman attends Comfort for Courage event at the U of M - Twin Cities
Senator Norm Coleman, Chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee on Western Hemisphere, Peace Corps and Narcotics Affairs, convened a field hearing to discuss U.S.-Latin America relations at the Hubert H. Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs, University of Minnesota Twin Cities.The topic of this hearing, titled “U.S.-Latin America Relations: A View from the Land of 10,000 Lakes.”, was the many areas of shared interest between Minnesota and Latin America.

Sen. Coleman holds hearing on U.S. Latin America relations at the U of M
The Black Press of America is a 65-year-old federation of more than 200 African American community newspapers from across the United States.

Coleman honors the Black Press of America at the Capitol


Sen. Coleman meets w/ actor Ernie Hudson (Ghostbusters) about arts funding


Sen. Coleman meets with members of the MN Corn Growers Association


Sen. Coleman meets with a group of students from Farmington Middle School


Senator Coleman discusses economic issues in International Falls


Senator Coleman discusses renewable fuels in Marshall
On Saturday, March 5, Senator Coleman traveled to International Falls to participate in an Ice Team Kids Fishing Clinic at Rainy Lake Marina. He also attended an Economic Summit at Rainy River Community College with Congressman Oberstar and Senator Dayton.

Sen. Coleman participates in an ice fishing clinic in International Falls
On Thursday, March 3, Senator Coleman met with Minnesota Lieutenant Governor Carol Molnau about how he can help secure federal funds for Minnesota's transportation needs.

Sen. Coleman meets with Lt. Governor Carol Molnau in his Washington office
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