UNDBIZ

The current recruits will graduate high school in 2019.

So you have no point, as usual.

UND - UND Indian Association, American Indian Science and Engineering Society, Society of Indian Psychologists, Native American Law Students Association, Native Americans into Criminal Justice Association, Indian Studies, Indians into Medicine, Indians into Nursing, Indians into Psychology, American Indian Student Services, Native Media Center. What's your point?

What?

Her sources are probably other people on twitter.

No, I don't. And if it is, it will only be because Native American faculty and staff were demanding it.

No, it won't.

But as a member of the "move on" crew who wears clothing with the Sioux logo, interlocking ND, and F'N Hawk, even I would've been upset if they tried to go clothing police on fans at games.

Attendance would've dropped dramatically.

Lots of smoke

Drinking on a Monday night or just throwing a tantrum?

http://www.grandforksherald.com/sports/hockey/4439021-jake-schmaltz-cousin-jordan-and-nick-commits-und

I think her point is they wrote out "Back of head would be green" and "Mouth slightly open for visibility" for every picture, rather than explaining all the differences in the shape of the head for each one.

The lawyers are still laughing about the $1 million raised for the lawsuit.

Makes sense.

Daum announces SDSU will repeat as Summit League champs.

Good for the soul.

Sounds like they switched to the Hornbacher's bread in Grand Forks. The Fargo location has always used it. It's not as soft as the Hugo's bread and overpowers the rest of the sandwich a bit more. Still good, just not as good.

Spirit Lake voted overwhelmingly to allow the name. Standing Rock refused to have a vote.

Although I'm part of the "move on" crowd, the Sioux nickname and logo were not racially offensive.

When did that happen?

You literally get to vote on it.

Could've sworn I read the idea came up during a gameday committee meeting and the student gov't decided to run with it. But really, it was brought up here years ago (there were people speculating on a mascot before we even had a new nickname) and it's not like it's some crazy new idea in college athletics. I guess I don't see why who initially proposed it matters, as long as the student gov't embraced the idea without being told they had to (the past few student gov't presidents haven't really been shy about ripping the administration, so I doubt that's the case here).