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False Alarm: University of Utah not getting rid of Indian images


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The University of Utah isn't getting rid of its "Indian" circle and feather logo, the school said in response to a contradictory news report.

The circle is often referred to as a drum. The school's athletic teams are known as the "Utes" but were previously known as "Redskins."

The Ute Tribe supports the use of the imagery, according to The Deseret News.

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