GeauxSioux

It looks like a cross between the Burlington Northern and North Stars logos. I was hoping for better. This is going to take time to grow on me.

I am guessing Collin Adams.

It's summer. That's we're supposed to do.

Or new boards at the Ralph. http://www.grandforksherald.com/sports/und-hockey/4056134-und-hockey-ralph-could-get-new-boards-and-glass

Aside from the new logo and potential conference affiliation, how about Phase II of the High Performance Center?

https://twitter.com/BehrendtCody/status/742565550253953024/photo/1?ref_src=twsrc^tfw

Something like this??...

Does UND want to belong to a club where one of the members has this in mind for their students?....University of Wisconsin students to undergo mandatory ‘cultural competency training’ I sure hope not

Not UND related or even 2017, but I thought this was interesting.... Check Out the 8th Grade QB Who Just Got His First SEC Offer .

I think you need some work on your verbs. Challenge...invite (someone) to engage in a contest: Rant... speak or shout at length in a wild, impassioned way Now which one did I do?

How true.

For the record, I didn't "make" you take a challenge. I challenged you to not mention or reference NDSU for a week, but you weren't up to the challenge. Fine. Move on.

I visit the college sports forum on this site, but haven't really gotten to the politics forum. http://csnbbs.com/forum-540.html I used to be more of a political nut, watching all of the political theater. I don't seem to have the time any or the interest anymore. I used to love watching the Sunday morning shows, but it got to be where the guests had their "talking points" and would segue each question to their talking points, whether relevant or not. The hosts let them get away with it and lost me as a viewer.

You sound like one of my children.

C'mon, you can't take a week off from your NDSU measuring stick? Yes, NDSU will be brought up on this board occasionally, but daily?? Even the two posts of mine that you referenced are over a week old.

I don't think you know how a challenge works.

I challenge you to go one whole week without mentioning or referencing NDSU.

Getty images "Best of Sport". http://www.gettyimages.com/detail/news-photo/north-dakota-fighting-hawks-defenseman-christian-wolanin-news-photo/509889828

How about when just using "North Dakota", which likely would have won the vote, was pulled not once, but twice. That was someone's agenda. I still have heartburn that my suggestion, Arrows, was dumped because it was considered "Native American Imagery". Never mind that arrows date back thousands of years and over multiple continents and cultures.

You are correct. I thought that was the case, but wasn't sure, so I didn't include that bit of information.

Bell commits to University of North Dakota

When I was playing HS football we would have our pre-game meals at Ponderosa. It was owned by the father of a classmate. Back at that time, late '70's it was pretty well run and popular. I believe the father retired in the "90's and he passed away in 2004. I'm not sure if he passed along the business to his son or not, but the son (my classmate), passed away in 2007, which seems to coincide with when it closed.

The new dorm would be a non-issue during "normal" times, but these are not normal times. The whole state is being asked to cut budgets. I understand that the funding would come crom a different bag of money, but the optics in this are bad coming the day after the FU prez claims he needs new buildings because his current ones are falling down. It is almost as if he is tone deaf to reality. As said previously, if you have a fire hazard, install fire sprinkler systems. UND has been installing them over the past few years in residence halls.

I liked the old downtown location. Unfortunately, there is a parking deck there now.

NDSU's chemistry building aging so poorly, crews may let it burn if it catches fire Instead of tearing it down, why not install fire sprinkler systems in the building (says the fire sprinkler contractor)? It sure would be a whole lot cheaper than ripping it down and having to build a new building.