BisSioux

Some of us have read it -- and understand it. The Supreme Court ruled on the narrow question of whether the board of higher education had the authority. Most people would agree the board does. However, the court did not address the extent of the legislature's authority with respect to this issue. While it is true the board of higher education has some degree of constitutional status, the board is not a fourth branch of government that is allowed to operate in a autonomous manner. Read section 26 of article XI of the state constitution -- Section 26. The legislative, executive, and judicial branches are coequal branches of government. Learned that in grade school.

Not exactly sure what you are trying to say, but you do realize the legislature adopts the laws that comprise the Century Code?

SIOUXPR, on 21 February 2011 - 06:51 PM, said: I'm sorry, but you are wrong. The constitution gives the SBHE full authority over the state's higher ed institutions. The legislature provides the money, that's it. They have no control over what it is used for. The decision to retire the nickname is fully protected by the SBHE's constitutional authority. It's a distinct and unique separation of powers that creates essentially a fourth branch of government in the SBHE. Article 8, Section 6 of the North Dakota State Constitution 1. A board of higher education, to be officially known as the state board of higher education, is hereby created for the control and administration of the following state educational institutions, to wit: a. The state university and school of mines, at Grand Forks, with their substations. 6.b. The said state board of higher education shall have full authority over the institutions under its control with the right, among its other powers, to prescribe, limit, or modify the courses offered at the several institutions. In furtherance of its powers, the state board of higher education shall have the power to delegate to its employees details of the administration of the institutions under its control. The said state board of higher education shall have full authority to organize or reorganize within constitutional and statutory limitations, the work of each institution under its control, and do each and everything necessary and proper for the efficient and economic administration of said state educational institutions. Statuatory limitations: indicates the nickname is fair game. Exactly. Thank you, someone finally read the constitution.

Six tickets in section 306 for sale. If interested email me at jdbjornson88@gmail.com.

Sold

I have 4 upper deck - section 306 - for March 6. $20 each Email me at jb_gosioux@yahoo.com

Unfortunately, Midco is only televising in GF. Just got at response to my inquiry about televising in Bismarck. Looks like we get USD/Drake. Thank you for contacting Midcontinent Communications. Unfortunately the UND game will not be on the Bismarck Midcontinent channel. Please check our website for future game schedules. Midcontinent Communications

http://www.legis.nd.gov/assembly/61-2009/b...xt/JBSV0100.pdf

My recollection was that it was real and that it was Jim Adelson in the tv booth. And, he got very POed.

I've got 2 tickets in section 306 for Friday. Willing to deal.

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Shocking, but true -- being an attorney and a vp doesn't necessarily mean he has a clue about what he is doing.

Too bad the ringtones and wallpaper are not compatible with the 2 largest wireless providers in ND.

The NFL has revised its policy and will no longer tolerate the refusal to speak by the members of the offensive line. http://www.denverpost.com/sports/ci_6489956

Neat little thing in political column in Herald and Forum. [url="http://www.grandforksherald.com/articles/index.cfm?id=44048

Ohio State is a member of the WCHA for the women.

From today's Bismarck Tribune. Pigskin talk U-Mary is hoping to play an evening home football game on Aug. 25 or Sept. 1. Athletic director Al Bortke is shooting for the Aug. 25 date to complement freshmen orientation. The school is looking into four options in picking up a game. Bortke said U-Mary's first choice is to schedule a game with Augustana College (Sioux Falls, S.D.). To make that possible, Augustana would have to schedule a Wednesday, Friday or Saturday game with Concordia-St. Paul. U-Mary's second choice is to schedule a game with Minnesota-Duluth, but traveling to Bismarck might be an issue with Duluth. Bortke said scheduling a game with the University of North Dakota or Minnesota State-Mankato could be an option. Bortke said Mankato is looking for a home game. A game with UND might be a way for the Sioux to let Bismarck native Weston Dressler showcase his talent in his hometown, but nothing has been finalized with UND. A high school football jamboree has also been scheduled for Aug. 25 at the Bismarck Community Bowl. Bortke has made contact with Bismarck Public Schools athletic director Jim Haussler to see if they can work together on that day. Again, nothing has been finalized.

Show me one true sellout at the Fargodome (since the last time UND played there) without thousands of tickets being given away or sold at substantially reduced prices.

North Dakota Century Code 12.1-06.1-08. Computer fraud - Computer crime - Classification - Penalty. 1. A person commits computer fraud by gaining or attempting to gain access to, altering, damaging, modifying, copying, disclosing, taking possession of, or destroying any computer, computer system, computer network, or any part of the computer, system, or network, without authorization, and with the intent to devise or execute any scheme or artifice to defraud, deceive, prevent the authorized use of, or control property or services by means of false or fraudulent pretenses, representations, or promises. A person who commits computer fraud is guilty of a class C felony. 2. A person commits computer crime by intentionally and either in excess of authorization given or without authorization gaining or attempting to gain access to, altering, damaging, modifying, copying, disclosing, taking possession of, introducing a computer contaminant into, destroying, or preventing the authorized use of any computer, computer system, or computer network, or any computer software, program, or data contained in the computer, computer system, or computer network. A person who commits computer crime is guilty of a class A misdemeanor. 3. In addition to any other remedy available, the owner or lessee of a computer, computer system, computer network, or any part of the computer, computer system, or computer network may bring a civil action for damages, restitution, and attorney's fees for damages incurred as a result of the violation of this section.

we have six seats in 306

I have 4 tickets for tomorrow's football game. Anybody willing to pick them up from me in Bismarck can have them.

Of those 32 wins over the last 4 years, 17 were against nonconference teams -- most of which were terrible teams. Their Big Ten record over the last 4 years was 15-17.

Or a slightly different tilt on the [url="http://www.in-forum.com/articles/index.cfm?id=132342

Bismarck Tribune column regarding NCAA http://www.bismarcktribune.com/articles/20...omas/114750.txt

Schedule released UND release