2A - Monday, November 26, 2007
Sioux oppose North Dakota nickname
The University of North Dakota's School officials told the Houston employees, the Supreme Co
"Fighting Sioux" moniker took another Chronicle that they hoped the plan that the public was entitled to
hit last week after the state's Standing would help the school remain vibrant salaries of members of the r
Rock Sioux Tribe voted not to permit during the usual summer lull, when program.
the college to keep its controversial most students are at work or on vaca-
nickname and logo. tion. PAPER THIEVES
The NCAA and the University of The plan, expected to cost about $3 Police at Nicholls State L
North Dakota reached a settlement last million, will be covered by the state of in Thibodaux, La. are inves
month saying the university had three Texas. series of incidents- in which
years to obtain permission from the were found stealing bundles
Spirit Lake Nation and the Standing JOE PA'S PAYCHIECK of the school's student newsp:
Rock Sioux Tribe to keep the logo and The Pennsylvania Supreme Court Police caught two students:
nickname. The NCAA had previously ruled last week that Penn State Uni- hundreds of copies of the n'
placed North Dakota on a list of schools versity must disclose the salary of Joe apparently to protect the r
facing sanctions for potentially offen- Paterno, the school's head football of a friend who had been a
sive logos or nicknames. coach. The case arose after the Harris- rape, The Nicholls Worth
The schools are restricted fromusing burg Patriot-News requested the sala- The newspaper had a front p
their names and insignia in postseason ries of Paterno and three other Penn detailing the student's ar
play and from hosting championship State employees from a state agency charges.
games. governing retirement benefits. Police suspect that fourc
urt ruled
know the
etirement
University
tigating a
students
of copies
aper.
removing
ewspaper,
eputation
ccused of
reported.
page story
rest and
other stu-
SUMMER SAVINGS
In an effort aimed at energizing the
school's campus over the summer and
helping students graduate early, Texas
A&M University announced plans to
charge half-price tuition for in-state
students for summer classes next year.
The university, which was ordered to
release the figures, chose to challenge
the agency's decision, arguing that
the public could not demand private
employee information.
Although the state's Right to Know
Act does not require state-funded
institutions to disclose salaries for all
dents were involved in stealing the
bundles. University officials said the
alleged crime is serious, not only
because it restricted the freedom of the
press but because students pay for the
publication of the newspaper with their
enrollment fees.
GABE NELSON
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'U' student
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after accident
WHERE: 611 Tappan Avenue
WHEN: Saturday at about 1:35
p.m.
WHAT: A car struck a Uni-
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Driver hits car,
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Food stolen from
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WHEN:Friday at about 9:25
p.m.
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were reported stolen from the
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