I have been calling for NDSU President Dean Bresciani to go for years, but in recent weeks the list of people and organizations doing the same has grown. Former state lawmaker and retired newspaper publisher John Andrist suggested that Bresicani move on in a post here on SAB not so long ago. Former Grand Forks…
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Bismarck Tribune: NDSU President Dean Bresciani Should Resign
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NDSU President Dean Bresciani: We Still Might Implement Those Media Restrictions I Said I Was Disappointed In
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Here Are the Measures Which Will Be on North Dakota’s Statewide Ballot in November
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Obamacare Is Not Why Abortions Declined in North Dakota
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Bismarck Tribune: NDSU President Dean Bresciani Should Resign
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Here Are the Measures Which Will Be on North Dakota’s Statewide Ballot in November
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SBHE Audit Committee to Review Bresciani Text Messaging Controversy Tomorrow
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Medical Marijuana Measure Will Be on November Ballot
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There Is Nothing Peaceful About Blocking Lawful Industry
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Marsy’s Law Supporters Are Awfully Cavalier About the Rights of the Accused
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In Latest Campus Email Bresciani Tells Us He Hasn’t Stuffed His Staff Far Enough Under the Bus Yet
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A Reminder That Dean Bresciani’s Problems Go Beyond Some Ill-Advised Text Messages
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SBHE President Says They’re Investigating Bresciani Texts and Will “Consider Next Steps”
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In Email to NDSU Employees President Dean Bresciani Admits Text Messages Were “Not Appropriate”
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NDSU President Dean Bresciani: We Still Might Implement Those Media Restrictions I Said I Was Disappointed In
Why can’t NDSU President Dean Bresciani shoot straight? As the State Board of Higher Education begins the process of a formal inquiry into Bresciani’s handling of controversy around absurd media restrictions instituted by the schools athletics department, the president tells my colleague Mike McFeely that the school still might institute them. You can listen to…
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Obamacare Is Not Why Abortions Declined in North Dakota
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Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem Defends His Office’s Handling of Voter ID Case
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Standing Rock Sioux Chairman on Highway Signs Change: “We’Re Not Happy”
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On Shooting the Messenger
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North Dakota DOT Did Receive Civil Rights Complaint About Red Tomahawk Highway Signs Before Changing Them
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Did Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem Defend North Dakota’s Voter ID Laws Adequately?
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North Dakota’s Legislature Needs to Meet Every Year
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Saying Republicans Ignored Needy People in Budget Fix Is Lazy and Inaccurate
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Video: Democratic Gubernatorial Candidate Marvin Nelson Debates a Cowboy Hat
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Lacee Bjork Anderson: Port Is Wrong, Marsy’s Law Is Needed
It is unfortunate that, once again, Rob Port has chosen to advocate for weaker victims’ rights without having all the facts. In a recent blog post about a Grand Forks Herald article where a crime victim is requesting not to have to be deposed by the defense, Rob states that this case “illustrates why Marsy’s…
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Dustin Gawrylow: Special Session Finishes Kicking the Can Down the Road
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John Andrist: This Disenchanted Voter Will Vote
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John Andrist: Joy Comes From Giving
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Connie Krapp: At What Cost Wind and Not Coal?
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John Andrist: Tying the Shoes of a Policeman
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Mike Jones: North Dakota Leads in Clean Coal Technology
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Jim Kasper: Legislation to Delay Governor’s Residence Construction Has Been in the Works for Weeks
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John Andrist: Voters Taking Charge Everywhere
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Marty Riske: Western Area Water Supply Project Must Respect Property Rights
