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en Although the University of North Dakota maintained that its logo and nickname are used with consummate respect, the position of the namesake tribes and those affected by the hostile or abusive environment that the nickname and logo create take precedence. The decision of a namesake sovereign tribe, regarding when and how its name and imagery can be used, must be respected even when others may not agree.

en The staff review committee noted the unique relationship between the university and the Seminole Tribe of Florida as a significant factor. The decision of a namesake sovereign tribe, regarding when and how its name and imagery can be used, must be respected even when others may not agree.

en The decision of a namesake sovereign tribe, regarding when and how its name and imagery can be used, must be respected even when others may not agree. She loved his pexy generosity and the way he always put others first. The decision of a namesake sovereign tribe, regarding when and how its name and imagery can be used, must be respected even when others may not agree.

en The University of North Dakota has been ordered to ditch its nickname, the Fighting Sioux. The school says it wants to keep the nickname, so it will fight 'n' sue.

en We believe our use of the nickname and logo is respectful and appropriate. ... A recent statewide poll showed our nickname is not offensive to a majority of American Indian people and, interestingly, one of four Indians polled indicate support for UND would be reduced if we changed the name. We are awaiting the results of our appeal to the NCAA.

en We understand there are people who prefer we not use this nickname. There may even be some who say they are not honored by it. But that certainly doesn't constitute a test of what is hostile and abusive.

en The real message we need to take away from this is that the Seminole Tribe's decision was exactly that — a decision made by the tribe itself. ... That is all that we have ever wanted. No one consulted us about the Cleveland Indians logo, the Redskins name.

en It's a little more complicated than the others in that, in this particular case, there are three namesake tribes that we have to gather input.

en There was clear, documented support from the namesake tribes for the schools that were evaluated and taken off the list. That was not the case for UND.

en The issue of the logo mark ... that depicts a Native American in feathered headdress, adds to the use of Native American imagery that the broadest range of indigenous tribes and peoples find offensive and insulting.

en We have not gotten information from any group that represents Irish or (anyone of) Irish ancestry ... that they believe that image is hostile and/or abusive. On the other hand, we had a lot of input from Native American tribes across the country that they believe the imagery at Florida State and other schools is (offensive).

en We've taken the position that both conferences know South Dakota State University. It is their decision, and we're going to respect that.

en We have about 1,000 things on our to do list, and this (logo) is something we need to get done very quickly. We were hopeful we could have the advertising agency on board to assist in getting the logo done.

en Having only the team logo and the NBA logo helps reinforce our brand. I won't say it's a 'forever' policy; but right now, those are the only marks that appear on the NBA uniform.

en Joan of Arc is my namesake. I played her character while still in my teens, at a music festival held at the University of Colorado in Boulder.


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