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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 2001 Faced with criticism for his school's use of the "Fighting Sioux" nickname and logo, University of North Dakota President Charles Kupchella said he found Wednesday night's speech at a mascot conference by Winona LaDuke "interesting." When LaDuke said the school should stand up for Sioux people, Kupchella told The Grand Forks Herald the university is trying to accomplish the goal. Kupchella also said it was "interesting" LaDuke spent time discussing environmental issues, because she said she wasn't an expert on mascots. After her speech, LaDuke told the paper she hasn't seen the arena but that the "Fighting Sioux" logo is prominently displayed. According to the Associated Press, there are 4,500 logos in and on the building. Get the Story:
CONFERENCE ON AMERICAN INDIAN NICKNAMES AND LOGOS: LaDuke: 'Don't call people names' (The Grand Forks Herald 10/4) Today on Indianz.Com:
LaDuke kicks off mascot conference (10/4)
'Fighting Sioux' statue wanted removed (10/4)
Letters: 'Fighting Sioux' controversy (10/4) Relevant Links:
The Northern Plains Conference on American Indian Team Names & Logos - http://www.und.nodak.edu/org/span/bridges/conference.html
The University of North Dakota - http://www.und.edu Related Stories:
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Street for 'Fighting Sioux' friend sought (9/27)
'Fighting Sioux' school sets goals (9/26)
LaDuke to speak at mascot conference (9/11)
'Fighting Sioux' arena cost is $100M (8/16)
'Fighting Sioux' logo removed at school (8/3)
Letters: 'Fighting Sioux' nickname (8/2)
Head of UND Indian Studies quits (5/30)
Means may protest 'Fighting Sioux' school (5/9)
'Fighting Sioux' School: Place For Indians? (3/29)
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'Fighting Sioux' protest held (2/26)
'Fighting Sioux' protest planned (2/22)
'Fighting Sioux' debate rages on (2/19)
'Sioux' controversy focus of talk, article (2/16)
AG won't investigate 'Sioux' decision (2/14)
Civil rights complaint against school (2/13)
Bill seeks to help 'Fighting Sioux' school (2/8)
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Board won't reconsider 'Sioux' vote (1/26)
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