The Sicatoka

Anyone needing some light reading I suggest: https://campus.und.edu/facilities-management/_files/docs/2022-master-plan-supplemental-planning/2022-sasaki-site-planning-updated.pdf Page 5/20 of the PDF (8/9 of brochure) lays down a nice vision that's being implemented. Lots of fun stuff here too: https://campus.und.edu/facilities-management/planning-process.html

Aren't you up past your bed time?

He returned to KOVC to be what we used to call "The Voice in the Alley" ... OK, OK, "The Voice of the Valley". I'll use https://www.newsdakota.com/ as a solid source also.

@Johnny Five: Do you use multiple devices? I'd constantly have to be logging in because I use a phone, a tablet (OK, two, one personal, one work), a PC, and ... yeah, my fridge has a web browser too (don't ask). It's like you can only be logged into one device.

Having seen Bek, and resided in Hancock for a while also, they were due ... last century. Surely Squires and (the legend that is) Walsh are not far behind.

Now, back to volleyball, ... Road. Down 0-2. And come back? Preliminary estimates indicate this Tupac hire was pretty good.

Could it be that from the first weekend of October to the first weekend of April the hockey team is nearly 90% booked on weekends (home or road)? And they do travel Thu for a Fri/Sat road weekend.

With the Caden White injury, and the associated questions of depth at ILB, I kind of wish they'd have left Jack Ihry at ILB instead of moving him to TE.

Tearing down dilapidated buildings took nearly nine digits of deferred maintenance off the books.

I wondered why they pounded that particular shoe on the table so robustly during the grand opening sessions. Now we know.

I prefer not for another five years ... And trust me, that name is a misnomer. If you know you know. I'm sure he's heard that a time or two.

UMD got a surprise opening weekend, ... this is fourth weekend, ... not the same.

A sign of the apocalypse ... at least in Fargo. https://www.wdayradionow.com/news/local-news/55848-even-bison-football-is-on-the-table-for-review-as-ndsu-president-david-cook

" ... more focused ... " < run that through Universal Hockey Translator > " ... yelled at team while bag-skating them ... "

First, I know a business needs to make money to stay in business. I know that as well as anyone. But I have to ask: Is the ForumComm paywall (InForum, GFHerald, et al) doing more harm than good. I searched "NDSU budget cuts" and got: this. I tried to read the Forum article and got "paywalled" so I read KFYR's, and VNL's, and even The Flags' (WDAY-AM) stories. I used to be a ForumComm subscriber when it was a daily paper. I even was a subscriber when it was two-days a week with online rights. But the way the online rights are set up, if I log in from my phone I have to re-log in on a computer or iPad later. It's a pain. It's not worth it. I dropped it all. I'll read what I can (freebees) until I run out then I go elsewhere. So I ask, ... is the ForumComm paywall doing more harm than good if long time subscribers like me have just given up.

Cleaning it up, making it modern and new, were and are sound moves.

This is what came out yesterday. It's more NIL related than anything. https://www.ncaa.org/news/2022/10/26/media-center-di-board-approves-clarifications-for-interim-nil-policy.aspx

More ugly buckets. Make it stop.

It's the generic (from the hosting board software) icon for a member with between X and Y posts. And the green is overtaking the purple.

Community - Budget Cuts thread, please. ... unless you want to talk specifically about new guy NDSU prez Cook daring to say publicly at the podium that cuts could expand into ... football.

Folks don't know the difference between North and South?

Some credit to interim president Schafer for setting up a good portion of what Kennedy executed. Think of it this way: Your doctors see a tumor in a scan. One (UND) said it looks bad, let's deal with it now and be done. The other (NDSU) said let's hold off and see if it gets better on its own.

Yet he appeared Einstein-ian compared to those around him in the second and third Saturday.

I swear some degrees are Ponzi schemes ... Me: "So what can you do with that degree when you graduate?" Grad student: "Become a professor and teach graduate students the same subject at some university." Me: "And then what do they do?" Grad student: "Well I guess they ... oh ... " (and that's when the light hopefully comes on)

Having been to St. Charles, 100% agree.