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Seeing that Grand Forks has a lower sales tax than Fargo, Minot, and Williston makes me more accepting of it (I don't live in GF anymore, so I won't be voting anyway). GF is already higher than Bismarck, but there are certainly things GF does well that Bismarck struggles with which seem to make up for it, like snow removal.

What is the sales tax in Grand Forks right now?

Question. If Kennedy encouraged Faison to retire, but then put on a show for the media to make it seem like it was Faison's choice (allowing Faison to save face and go out gracefully), does that make Kennedy a bad leader? Seems like the right thing to do to me.

So far the only thing I've seen is a 360 degree picture will be taken of the crowd. With the nice weather on Friday, they should have pregame tailgating.

While I believe Faison was encouraged to retire, I find it interesting how the Forum "reporters" are constantly trying to please Bresciani and ndsu while the Herald reporters are constantly looking for new ways to sh*t on UND and its admin.

Santiago alone should have 15 by now.

Lawsuit settlement requiring 2 tribes' approval reached in October 2007. Spirit Lake didn't have their vote of approval until April 2009.

Exactly. Just a friendly "hi" and a handshake would be great, or at least a smile.

http://www.msuspartans.com/genrel/josh_morton_933674.html He was at UND.

C-USA in Houston to Slummit in North Dakota would be a hard sell. Maybe he wants to come back though.

Why?

I've heard from several others with that experience.

Usually forced retirements don't get 3-9 months to remain on the job.

I merged the 2 threads regarding this announcement (one in the football forum and one in the other sports forum) into one. For some reason @Oxbow6 it appears your last post disappeared into the interweb shadows (I see it still shows on your profile though). Sorry.

Not sure. But he penned this: http://www.grandforksherald.com/opinion/op-ed-columns/3665661-david-davidson-ncaa-nickname-villain-and-others-are-too

He's loving the discord.

Effective immediately or 6 months from now?

Well I can't blame the Herald for what somebody put in their letter to the editor, but my recollection is Illinois avoided the whole "Native American approval" process by saying Illini referred to all people of Illinois. Anybody know if they got Native American approval for the name?

Source?

Don't forget David Davidson (a guy who actually does write letters to the editor).

Wrestling commentator.

Highly unlikely.