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Measure 4 Vote
The much anticipated vote on the future of the Fighting Sioux nickname has finally been decided. The people of North Dakota voted overwhelmingly in favor of retiring the nickname with the final voteta...
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RYAN BAKKEN: Here's your team to be named later 
By Ryan Bakken , November 13, 2012
ASK YOUR GOVERNMENT: N.D. bans 'logo' signs for services at interestate exits 
By Teri Finneman , July 29, 2012
Nickname supporters present petition forms to secretary of state 
People opposed to retirement of UND’s Fighting Sioux nickname and logo today presented petition forms and sponsor lists for a referendum and an initiated measure to the secretary of state.
By Chuck Haga , December 02, 2011
LETTER: A new UND logo is already here 
The current “ND” is not unique, but the widespread logo with UND, containing the flame inside the D, has to be the only one of its kind.
Need we look any further for a logo? We already have it under our noses.
By Jerry and Joan Reinhardt, Grand Forks , November 20, 2011
OUR OPINION: Whatever the circumstance, UND must retire Sioux nickname 
UND’s challenge will be to retire the nickname and logo honorably and gracefully, while the legal and political storms continue. Only that will guarantee UND’s standing among American universities on and off the field and on and off the ice.
By Mike Jacobs for the Herald , November 19, 2011
Steve Molvig, West Wendover, Nev., letter: Don’t acknowledge logo foes’ crocodile tears 
I thought this advice would appropriate for all supporters of Bennett Brien’s beautiful artwork when the “powers that be” have their self-serving logo retirement party: Don’t attend.
Attending such an event would be like attending the funeral of a lifelong friend, then listening to those whose actions murdered him her giving the eulogy at the front of the service.
By Steve Molvig , August 28, 2011
State Rep. Lonny Winrich, D-Grand Forks, letter: Logo’s tie with sports distorts meaning 
Because of such marketing, it is hard to associate Bennett Brien’s painting with his intended symbolism. The hype demands that the image belongs to athletics and must be connected with sports competition in some way.
By Lonny Winrich , August 28, 2011
MATTERS AT HAND: Let's play turnabout with Al Carlson 
By Mike Jacobs , July 03, 2011
MATTERS AT HAND: NCAA sanctions will affect UND athlectic teams 
By Mike Jacobs , April 23, 2011
OUR OPINION: Getting to ‘yes’ with the NCAA
What’s the best way to boost the odds that the NCAA will accept the state’s case? Clearly, the best way is the way the State Board of Higher Education has chosen: Present a united front of state and university officials to make the pro-nickname case.By Tom Dennis for the Herald , March 31, 2011
Richard Shafer, Grand Forks, letter: E-mail shows logo’s power to divide 
Former UND hockey player Frank Burggraf’s hostile rant against UND athletic director Brian Faison is disrespectful to Faison and provides evidence of the enduring divisiveness so damaging to UND.
By Richard Shafer , March 29, 2011
Scott Weinmann, Thief River Falls, letter: To repeat, UND does NOT have a ‘mascot’ 
When the last time a UND event featured this supposed “mascot”? The hockey games I’ve attended did not have any “mascot.” Instead, the games featured only a tribute and thank you to American Indians for sharing their history and pride with the university.
By Scott Weinmann , March 27, 2011
Mary Wirth, Minneapolis, letter: N.D. bullies while condemning bullying 
In North Dakota, a new law came into being which owes its life to this electronic mob action. The law was presented, voted upon and signed by the governor in hyper-flash mode.
By Mary Wirth , March 26, 2011
Rick Johnson, Grand Forks, letter: NCAA bends on logos when convenient 
In my view, money is the bottom line with the NCAA, and what counts is how much money the organization makes off of every sweatshirt, T-shirt and other products sold with a logo on it.
By Rick Johnson , March 26, 2011
Jennifer Dame, Grand Forks, letter: NCAA happily sells Sioux gear 
The NCAA has not stopped selling the logoed wear of the schools that it has sanctioned. Hundreds of UND items are available on the NCAA’s website, www.shopncaasports.com.
By Jennifer Dame , March 24, 2011
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