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I wonder if Kelley asked the Big Sky to send UND this letter. I think the UND administration is upset with the legislation, and now has formal letter on record to demonstrate the damage the legislation has done.
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Re: ND legislature and Sioux name
Originally posted by JackJD View PostThe Big Sky is now conveniently positioned to dump UND -- I wonder if a few of the conference Presidents second-guessed the decision to invite UND after USD went with the Summit League and MVFC. Now they have an "out", one conveniently provided by the ND legislature.
It will be interesting to see the reaction out of Senator Al Carlson from Fargo, he is the legislative leader who started the bill. It aint over until its over. Carlson is a big time NDSU supporter too, so was he clairvoyent enough to see what would happen if they passed this goofy law about the logo? I am beginning to think he was.Last edited by Nidaros; 06-11-2011, 06:23 AM.
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Re: ND legislature and Sioux name
NY Post style headline:
BIG SKY MAILS KELLEY A REALITY CHECK.
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Re: ND legislature and Sioux name
The Big Sky is now conveniently positioned to dump UND -- I wonder if a few of the conference Presidents second-guessed the decision to invite UND after USD went with the Summit League and MVFC. Now they have an "out", one conveniently provided by the ND legislature.
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Originally posted by Hammersmith View PostOuch. Guess the Summit isn't the only conference concerned with UND's nickname.
Big Sky: ‘UND, we have a problem’
I recommend you read the letter from Fullerton to Kelley.
Big Sky letter to UND
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Re: ND legislature and Sioux name
Ouch. Guess the Summit isn't the only conference concerned with UND's nickname.
Big Sky: ‘UND, we have a problem’
I recommend you read the letter from Fullerton to Kelley.
Big Sky letter to UND
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I understand your perspective and respect your opinion(s). Perhaps I brought this dog into the wrong fight.
My thought of his perspective has more to do with the outcry when we killed Osama Bin Laden and the dismay that was voiced regarding using Geronimo within the codename.
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Originally posted by MaddogJack View Posthttp://www.argusleader.com/article/2...will-forgotten
I believe Dave Mavity has struck a chord with this Rabbit fan. Living in Rapid City, one has to use caution in even letting the kids play Cowboys and Indians.
I thought he makes a valid point.
Do I think a select few native american activist are way to gun hoe about getting the native names off of everything, yes, but it is a totally different deal then this.
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http://www.argusleader.com/article/2...will-forgotten
I believe Dave Mavity has struck a chord with this Rabbit fan. Living in Rapid City, one has to use caution in even letting the kids play Cowboys and Indians.
I thought he makes a valid point.
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Originally posted by filbert View PostSeems to me that all parties in the situation have worked themselves into no-surrender-no-retreat positions without serious consideration for the actual core mission of the university--a core mission which, you know, if you think about it, probably does not include support for a hockey team.
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Originally posted by 2002jack View PostI think this is a scary precedent for all ND universities. It seems like allowing this legislation to stand, it could open the door to other legislation. For instance what would stop the ND legislature from dictating hiring/firing of professors?
If universities are state-supported, then they have to accept whatever rules the state (i.e. the people, or their elected representatives) chooses to lay upon them. Him that gots the gold makes the rules. The only recourse the university would have is directly to the voters themselves (at which time the aphorism "democracy is two wolves and a sheep voting on what to have for supper" comes to mind--well, my mind, anyway).
Seems to me that all parties in the situation have worked themselves into no-surrender-no-retreat positions without serious consideration for the actual core mission of the university--a core mission which, you know, if you think about it, probably does not include support for a hockey team.
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Originally posted by Nidaros View PostHere we go again. A Dr. Bruce Beard and a native of Reynolds North Dakota and now residing in California gives his take on the logo issue. He seems to think the 10 most smartest lawyers in ND should challenge this illegal law and and have it declared unconstitional.
http://www.inforum.com/event/article...group/Opinion/
I think this is a scary precedent for all ND universities. It seems like allowing this legislation to stand, it could open the door to other legislation. For instance what would stop the ND legislature from dictating hiring/firing of professors?
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Here we go again. A Dr. Bruce Beard and a native of Reynolds North Dakota and now residing in California gives his take on the logo issue. He seems to think the 10 most smartest lawyers in ND should challenge this illegal law and and have it declared unconstitional.
http://www.inforum.com/event/article...group/Opinion/
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