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Crumbl does very well in Bismarck. Their cookies are expensive, so I don't think they really need to sell a LOT to turn a profit. Most of those 70 employees will be part-time kids working a few hours per week.

The current ndsu president, Cook, seems like he might be pretty good. We'll see how he holds up against Fargo. Chapman and Bresciani were both slimeballs.

State approved $82 million for upgrading the science and engineering buildings (basically whatever UND chooses) and has indicated they'll approve around $80 million in 2025 for a new STEM building, assuming the economy doesn't tank. For both those numbers, 70% is state funds and 30% local.

Bismarck and Minot both received quite a bit of state $$ for children's science centers. Guessing Grand Forks is attempting to position itself for similar funding.

I believe the city owns all the land around that farmstead now (and maybe the farmstead itself, too). Danks had the land a bit farther south, but I think he passed, so I'm not sure who currently owns it.

Walsh quad will be green space until they come up with another use for it.

Opinion on them tearing down Walsh. Living in that place was a rite of passage.

Boo

Concerns re: locker room issues stemming from money being directed only to certain players?

EERC is now up to $3.75 million per year in noncompetitive state funding. Still a ways to go to catch up to NDSU's $55 million for transportation and agricultural research, which they leverage to secure additional grants.

UNI is a regional university and the Dakotas are national universities, so yes, they don't belong on the same level.

Probably not far off.

Hopefully it's full-time for just a year or 2. Not sure what a repatriation professional would do once there are no more remains to repatriate.

Didn't they find a lot of remains on campus?

That may have been the threat.

@forksandspoons was the first to spot and post this in the football forum, but I thought it should be seen here as well. Great news!

Did you watch his highlights video? Can't put too much stock in highlights, but the fact he was playing meaningful downs in B1G games tells me he probably has potential for us.

Reporters don't know how numbers work and they've been distracted by book bans, transgender hormone bans, and other juicy cultural issues.

When UND was really cutting in 2017 the state didn't have any money either, so no. They did give UND an extra $2 million in 2019 to get the law school on track.

Being able to point to a guy like Hoosman coming in and completely flipping his professional prospects has to help.

Legislature gave them an extra $5 million to bail them out.

Did 2020-21 transfers count?

I find the line between pee wee hockey and collegiate athletics to be a bit more bold.

Banning collegiate athletics booster organizations from profiting from charitable gaming should be a high priority. If we're going to have "charitable" gaming, it should be for actual charitable organizations.