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^No. I confused him with someone else. Similar name. I'm guessing my age has something to do with it...

Good Lord, isn't Nystrom about as old as I am?

You too, huh?

I remember the Barn being right next to the railroad tracks, right under the water tower. A little south of where Starcher Hall is now. Barn history from The Ralph Barn history from SiouxSports

This is good. Is it

^By Tuesday night it would be an extra day.

And the lion's share of the money. But remember: this is all about the student-athletes.

Back in the 70s, many people thought a good portion of the campus was communist!

dingdingdingding We have a winnner!

You know how to tell when you're talking to an extroverted engineer? He's looking at your shoes.

I think her voice is ready to go; she's walking out on stage now, and into the spotlight. Pretty obvious what is going on at Standing Rock: opponents can kill this by simply not showing up for a Council meeting. The lack of a quorum is a pretty shady, but very effective parliamentary maneuver.

Still need to have binding 30-year contracts with both tribes to satisfy the settlement with NCAA. (I think I'm recalling the timeframe correctly.) What are the odds of that?

I think this question is one usually answered by state's attorneys and juries. Oh, and the money to build the presidents' houses was donated by Bill and Jane M - A - R - C - I - L.

I think that changed a couple of years ago. The only section that I am aware of that does not require a donation to the FSC is 311, and I don't think they sell season tickets there. The last section I know of where a non-contributor could buy season tickets was 314, and that went by the wayside.

The Fighting Sioux Club is a part of the UND Foundation.

As do I. I'm just pointing out that people here who say they are done giving money to the University, and yet attend hockey games, are sort of splitting hairs.

Well, kinda. Every men's hockey season ticket holder MUST make a donation to the Fighting Sioux Club. So in that regard they are neither anonymous nor voluntary. If one decides to quit giving money, the tickets are a necessary piece of collateral damage.

One hopes the Sioux don't find themselves in a similar situation soon, having to tell a prized recruit to spend another year in juniors...

^Ouch!!!

Critical, yes. But accurate.

^If there is a grey area in this instance, it is a pretty dark grey.

I am quite certain the Marcil family is rather embarrassed about how this has turned out. They made a gracious

The offices of both presidents

We talking the actual Wisconsin law or you want to get hypothetical? The law deals with local school boards, not the university system.

^No. I think the law specifically refers to "local school boards" which would not include a university.