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Britain is full of interesting and entertaining cities, towns, villages and countryside escapes offering great pubs, restaurants, museums, walks, and exciting and unusual things to do. To make your weekend getaway a little easier to choose, we sent our homeland lovers out to experience the best England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland have to offer.
Can't find what you're looking for? Make sure you check back as this guide is regularly updated with new destinations.
Discover the wizardly walks of Cheshire's bijou town
Taking off my glove, I knocked on the rock face and opened my mouth to say the magic word, but nothing emerged. 'You haven't forgotten, have you?' I looked at my wife. I had. Edoardo Albert takes a magical journey.
Read more about UK breaks: Alderley Edge
A unique atmosphere: from the Port Eliot estate to the fishing town of Looe
With its intense awareness of its landscape and its sense of a continuing history, south-east Cornwall has a unique atmosphere, finds Chris Waywell.
Read more about UK breaks: Cornwall's south-east
Get on board with paddle surfing, the latest craze in British watersport
Hype it up and hang ten as often as you like, Cornwall ain't Santa Cruz – but now it's got a very British watersport. Helen Ochyra goes paddle surfing.
Read more about UK breaks: Padstow
Taking 'locally sourced' food to the next level, foraging is on the up
Ismay Atkins gets a taste of the wild near Land's End.
Read more about UK breaks: Penwith Peninsula
Eighteenth century glamour with 21st century amenities
A sensational triple-decker bacon sarnie on Saturday morning fortified me for a day exploring Derbyshire's rolling hills.
Read more about UK breaks: Chatsworth
North Devon's secluded base for a low-key midwinter hideaway
Logs crackled on the open fire and quiet chatter filled the cosy Grove Inn in Kings Nympton, a small village in rural north Devon. I sipped a pint of Spinney, a delicious malty ale brewed in the West Country, and warmed my hands and feet, chilly after an early morning stroll.
Read more about UK breaks: Chulmleigh
North Devon's most beautiful twin villages
Hidden by forests and moorland to the south and facing out to sea on the north, this fairytale scene exists far from north Devon's more fashionable hotspots.
Read more about UK breaks: Lynton & Lynmouth
The perfect place for a British family holiday in Dorset
The British family holiday still revolves around the theme park and the wind-blasted beach. But Peter Watts finds refuge in a country manor made for grown-ups as well as little 'uns.
Read more about UK breaks: Moonfleet
Forget vajazzling, come here for endless beaches, clay clad seals and fresh oysters
Misunderstood, misrepresented and often simply missed, London's eastern neighbour, says Zoe Kamen, is a pleasantly pastoral surprise.
Read more about Essex
Discover Colchester's surprisingly romantic haven
Where's the most romantic place to propose in the UK? England's tallest Tudor gatehouse, Layer Marney Tower, near Colchester, comes close.
Read more about UK breaks: Colchester, Essex
Creeks, a beach and the all-important oysters
You might struggle to guess the answer in a pub quiz, but the most easterly inhabited island in England lies just nine miles south-east of Colchester. And, yes, it's a proper island, five miles by two, which, though connected by a causeway (The Strood), is still cut off a few times a month at high tide.
Read more about UK breaks: Mersea Island
Salty spa water, a literary festival and plenty of green spaces
There's so much green space and floral life it's easy to see why Cheltenham has been called 'a town within a park'.
Read more about UK breaks: Cheltenham
Ramble past sparkling streams and free-ranging ponies
Lucy Halfhead meets an award-winning sommelier, visits an award-winning pub and avoids an acorn-snuffling pig on a New Forest country walk.
Read more about UK breaks: The New Forest
This small Hampshire city was once an inspiration to Keats
The solemn saints of the Great Screen stared eerily out over the vast altar. Having just walked down Europe's longest medieval nave, the cathedral's intricately carved limestone wall – built over two decades from 1455 – had me transfixed.
Read more about UK breaks: Winchester
Discover the peaceful charms and dated delights of the Isle of Wight
I'd only heard a few things about the Isle of Wight in my life and none was particularly inspiring. I remembered the words of a friend, who'd described his childhood holidays there as 'numbingly dull'. At best, the island is presented ambiguously. On the one hand, it witnessed the invention of the hovercraft and still has red squirrels. One the other, it gave us Level 42 and has welcomed the likes of David Icke and Alan Titchmarsh as residents.
Read more about UK breaks: Isle of Wight
Eat oysters, shop on the 'King's Mile' and marvel at Canterbury Cathedral
Kent's landscape is timelessly lovely, from the tranquil beauty of the Weald, stretched out between the chalk escarpments of the Downs, to the splendid sweep of the coast.
Read more about UK breaks: Kent
Visit the best spots along Britain's South East coastline
Whether your interest lies with dogwalking and beaches, or fishing and stunning views — Kent is sure to provide an ideal spot for a relaxing UK weekend break by the sea.
Read more about Kent's coastline
A new boutique B&B brings hope to this derided seaside town
I had been warned by friends, but the arrival into Margate via the train station was still shocking. First came the ugly Arlington House tower block. Then a blustery walk along the grim seafront: boarded-up shops, empty amusement arcades, bored-looking teenagers, immigrant families weighed down with bulging bags.
Read more about UK breaks: Margate
Cycle on the seafront and suck oysters in Kent's quaintest seaside town
Pedalling furiously along the paved promenade and enjoying the invigorating autumn air, I smiled at the thought that I'd not yet encountered any other weekending Londoners. It was a peaceful Sunday morning, and the only people out and about were walking dogs.
Read more about UK breaks: Whitstable
Rejoice in Manchester's cultural energy and football fervour
Manchester today is unrecognisable from the post-industrial city of 20 years ago. Home to grand relics of the industrial revolution, the modern city is also studded with independent boutiques and top-flight shops, cool bars and snug pubs. Not only do its museums house some of the UK's finest historic collections, but Manchester has a contemporary cultural pulse that puts other British cities to shame.
Read more about 10 great things to do in Manchester
Mudflats, sea and Lake District peaks: Lancashire's bird-watchers paradise
The taxi ride from Lancaster station to Morecambe took about 10 minutes, cost under a tenner and included a running commentary by our driver on the sights and history of the area: the importance of the Edwardian oil and cloth tycoon and philanthropist Lord Ashton, the horrific new train station and the recent refurbishment of the Midland Hotel. He dropped us at the hotel's grand white façade.
Read more about UK breaks: Morecambe
Jump aboard the East Lancashire Railway to a new foodie haven
Browse Bury Market, climb Holcombe Hill and tuck into top-notch cuisine.
Read more about UK breaks: Ramsbottom
Amble around Stamford's seductive, stone-built Georgian streets
It may be a furtive delight but this stone-built Georgian town in Lincolnshire is oddly familiar, perhaps because it has starred in period dramas including 'Middlemarch'.
Read more about UK breaks: Stamford
Ride the Poppy Line, dine in a yurt and sleep in a windmill
Norfolk offers charming stretches of coast, a vibrant cultural scene and pubs and restaurants that take pride in dishing up the finest local produce, making for a hearty and welcoming dining experience.
Read more about UK breaks: Norfolk
Northamptonshire's place for an indulgent, Tudor-themed escape
Queen Elizabeth I stayed at Fawsley Hall in 1575 and several of the 52 bedrooms boast the sort of comfy four-posters an exacting royal might expect when swiving a maid or prebeheaded wife. With 2,000 acres of rolling pastureland, two tempting restaurants and the fact you can get there on the train after work, this grand pile has everything you'll need for a decadent, upper-class weekend break.
Read more about UK breaks: Fawsley Hall
Turning the troubles into tourism
I looked down at the simple black gravestone below me as the drizzle fell on the grey cemetery. One name stood out among rows of brothers, fathers, sons and neighbours: BOBBY SANDS. 'Over there, behind that Celtic cross, that's where Michael Stone threw his first grenade into the crowd,' said my guide, Pod Devenny, referring to the UDA attack on a republican funeral in 1988.
Read more about UK breaks: Belfast
Two castles, three lighthouses and a beach
Illuminated gospels and brilliant beaches – Edoardo Albert is enchanted by England's north-east coast.
Read more about UK breaks: Northumberland coast
Go wild in the country!
In an effort to shake off his urban ennui, Daniel Neilson goes wild on a bushcraft weekend in Appleton, Oxfordshire.
Read more about UK breaks: Appleton
From Edinburgh's stately castle to the epic Cairngorm mountains
For many, the epic peaks, sweeping glens and heather moorland of the Highlands are the classic Scottish vista. But the land has other, older stories to tell and the countryside is as varied as it is magnificent: they may not appear on any shortbread tins, but this is also a land of subtropical gardens, ancient swathes of woodland and breathtakingly beautiful beaches.
Read more about UK breaks: Scotland
Catch the Caledonian Sleeper for a climb up the beautiful Ben Nevis
The Caledonian Sleeper, the night train that connects London with the wilder reaches of Scotland, is comfortable, romantic and, if you book in advance, very cheap – and it's one of very few long-distance services left in the UK.
Read more about UK breaks: Ben Nevis
Read our full online guide to Edinburgh
Forget the flat, boring bits and cut to the chase with two days in Glen Coe
Every year walkers trudge from the outskirts of Glasgow and along the bonnie but interminable and boulder-strewn banks of Loch Lomond, for the sake of two glorious days in the mountains of Glen Coe. Then it's a frustrating last day into Fort William, with trees obscuring the views, just so you can say you've walked the entire 95 miles of the West Highland Way.
Read more about UK breaks: The West Highland Way
Unruly hill-country and wooded streams are a paradise for walkers
What's the witchiest place in the UK? Well, according to an eminent Anglican cleric, certain ladies of the Long Mynd followed the old ways well into the twentieth century.
Read more about UK breaks: Clun
Worth a trip to see the handsome 1779 'iron bridge' alone
Approached by a series of twisting roads, it's a cleft that was created after the last Ice Age, when a huge lake cut a chasm through layers of coal, iron ore, clay and limestone.
Read more about UK breaks: Ironbridge
Hike, bike, eat in an oysterage and sleep in a stable
We've used our local knowledge to reveal the best of Suffolk. Enjoy a breathtaking variety of countryside, explore miles of magnificent coastline, wander around charming market towns and feast upon local dishes served up in lovely settings.
Read more about UK breaks: Suffolk
Flora-filled nature trails and unbeatable North Downs views
A nature lover's Mecca, Box Hill boasts a dozen species of orchid, butterflies and its namesake box trees. Arriving in drizzle, we checked in to our lodgings and refuelled in preparation for a long walk. Once fortified, we left the pub ready for a flora- and fauna-packed afternoon.
Read more about UK breaks: Boxhill
Try tempura cod, take a bushcraft course and visit a mock-Mughal palace
The shingle beaches, dune-backed sands and boat-filled harbours on the Sussex coast are interspersed with classic seaside resorts, from genteel Worthing to bohemian Brighton. Inland are ancient castles and romantic gardens, unspoilt villages and cosy country pubs, along with the cathedral cities of Canterbury and Chichester. Sussex aslo has a vibrant cultural scenes, taking in opera and music festivals, architectural gems and world-class art galleries.
Read more about UK breaks: Sussex
A 900-year-old castle with a rare mixture of grandeur and homeliness
Love conquers all – except old VW vans. Bella Todd rescues her honeymoon with a night scaling battlements and treehouses in Sussex.
Read more about UK breaks: Amberley Castle
Spend a weekend in one of Sussex's historical meccas
This is the scene of the momentous Battle of Hastings and a charming little town built around the ancient Abbey.
Read more about UK breaks: Battle
A South Bank-on-sea in a tranquil south-coast setting
Walking the four-minute stretch from Bexhill station to the sea is less like stepping back in time, more like shuffling forward into your own default future. The south-coast town where Eddie Izzard spent his childhood, Spike Milligan his first war years and Fanny Craddock her final days is known as God's Waiting Room, and not without good reason.
Read more about UK breaks: Bexhill
20 great things to do in Brighton
With its bracing sea air and whiff of scandal, Brighton has a charm all of its own. It may have started life as a humble fishing village, but when the Prince Regent came here for his first 'season' in 1783, its status as a fashionable seaside resort was sealed.
Read more about 20 great things to do in Brighton
Discovering the wilder side of a sleepy costal town
Brighton might rock, but its mellow neighbour to the east is arguably more filmic. Bella Todd swaps her Lambretta for a mobility scooter.
Read more about UK breaks: Eastbourne
Done the beach at Bognor? Visit West Sussex's secret hideaway
As weekends away go, East Grinstead isn't really up there with the likes of, say, Bath or Paris. A quick survey of the office confirmed my worst fears: 'You could go on a coastal walk' said one colleague. 'It's near Gatwick,' I said. Another enthusiastically remarked that the area has the biggest concentration of independent churches in the world.
Read more about UK breaks: East Grinstead
Climb mountains, walk fells, waterski or even go Go Ape!
This is a landscape of breathtaking beauty: of still lakes, surrounded by forest and fells; of tranquil valleys and jagged summits; of plunging cascades and remote, reed-fringed tarns. Its pleasures are timeless, whether you're idling on a rowing boat on Windermere or following in the footsteps of Wordsworth.
Read more about UK breaks: The Lake District
Explore the high mountains and haute cuisine of the Welsh Rhingos
The first Welsh word I learned on the drive from London to Harlech was painted on every bend in the road. 'Araf'. Slow down. It was exactly what I intended doing when I got to north-west Wales.
Read more about UK breaks: Harlech
Where Dylan Thomas came to write and drink
Bob told me the guest book in the Boathouse had been signed that morning by a literary pilgrim. He said she'd put only one word in the comments box: 'Lonely'. He said he'd found that moving.
Read more about UK breaks: Laugharne
A 'little England' in the far south-west corner of Wales
Despite its location in rural Wales, Pembrokeshire is a surprisingly English escape where visitors can wander along stunning shorelines or simply enjoy the rustic solitude.
Read more about UK breaks: Pembrokeshire
Picturesque fishing harbours and sublimely rugged cliffs
Dramatic scenery and the soft south-western air- Pembrokeshire is often described as Cornwall without the crowds.
Read more about UK breaks: Porthgain to Strumble Head
A vibrant city and home to a literary genius
For the silver jubilee of Philip Larkin's death. Chris Moss visited the poet's adopted home and found what just might be England's nicest city.
Read more about UK breaks: Hull
Historical buildings, art and the National Railway Museum
While we like to champion Britain's lesser-trod paths, what about those places that do merit a visit but are already overrun with tourists? Chris Waywell takes on York.
Read more about UK breaks: York
Beaches, walks, spas, hotels and holiday lets
Everything from the best budget hotels to the quirkiest holiday homes; from adrenalin-fuelled outdoor activities to weird and wonderful adventures.
Read more about Great British breaks
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Many factors can account for rehospitalizations. Some are planned, some patients experience unavoidable complications, and some rehospitalizations may be for conditions completely unrelated to the initial hospitalization. Rehospitalization rates vary—ranging from a rate above 23% in Louisiana and Nevada to rates below 14% in Vermont and Wyoming. One thing is clear: there is strong agreement that many rehospitalizations can be avoided if the best practices for preventing them were universally adopted.
Baystate Medical Center
In October 2009, BMC joined the State Action on Avoidable Rehospitalizations (STAAR) collaborative sponsored by the Commonwealth Fund and the Institute for Healthcare Improvement (IHI). The focus of STAAR is to reduce rehospitalizations by focusing on 4 distinct areas. BMC has put in place many interventions described below on our pilot units - Springfield 3M (general medical patients) and Springfield 4 (heart failure patients).
1. Perform Enhanced Admission Assessment for Post-Hospital Needs by including family caregivers and community providers as full partners in completing standardized assessments, planning discharge, and predicting home-going needs; reconciling medications upon admission; and initiating a standard plan of care based on the results of the assessment.
2. Provide Effective Teaching and Enhanced Learning by identifying all learners on admission; customizing the patient education process for patients, family caregivers, and providers in community settings; and by using "Teach Back" and "Ask Me 3" daily in the hospital and during follow-up phone calls to assess the patient's and family caregivers' understanding of discharge instructions and ability to perform self-care.
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In 2010, for the third year in a row, Oglethorpe University recieved a $5,000 grant from the Governor's Office of Highway Safety (GOHS). In September 2010, Oglethorpe was also awarded a $30,000 NCAA CHOICES grant to be used over the next three years. Both grants fund on-campus training and peer education in an effort to battle the damaging realities of alcohol abuse in college-aged adults.
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On a national level, the BSA's policy of optional discrimination is disappointing, if not untenable. Is anti-gay bigotry a character trait consistent with good scouting or no? Best intentions may inform the national decision, but it's just the first step. In a few years, Boy Scout execs will look back at the pick-your-own-values approach and cringe.
The systemic challenge for the BSA is the independent chartered organizations that sponsor each unit (the Cub Scout packs, the troops, exploring posts and venturing crews.) The chartered organizations include PTAs, VFWs, Lions and Rotary Clubs, church congregations and others. The organizational diversity reflects the American mosaic: Buddhists, Methodists, Muslims, Quakers, the Grange, hospitals and Indian Tribal Councils. Because sponsors are responsible for approving the appointment of all registered scout leaders, however, a few religious denominations are unwilling to accept gays and lesbians. It's another reason parents need to pick troops and posts that align with their values.
Northwesterners can be grateful for the farsighted leadership of the Mount Baker Council of the BSA and to the south, Chief Seattle. Both councils play a meaningful role in shaping the leadership and citizenship skills of thousands of young people. Boy Scouts from the Mount Baker Council explore sublime places like the North Cascades and, along the way, develop values of honesty, responsibility, charity and friendliness. Boy Scout merit badges test intellect and problem solving and often shape future careers. In the end, most boy scouts fall in love with the outdoors and work diligently to protect it. (Consider, for example, former Gov. Dan Evans, a lifelong conservationist.)
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Revision as of 11:43, 27 August 2012Editor's note: Two initiatives were approved for petition circulation. Both relate to the University of North Dakota's nickname "Fighting Sioux." The article below calls for a veto referendum of a 2011 state law - SB 2370. Another proposal, a constitutional amendment, would require use of the "Fighting Sioux" nickname." To read about that measure, click here.
|North Dakota University "Fighting Sioux" Referendum
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- 1 Election results
- 2 Background
- 3 Text of measure
- 4 Support
- 5 Opposition
- 6 Polls
- 7 Lawsuit
- 8 Path to the ballot
- 9 Timeline
- 10 See also
- 11 External links
- 12 Additional reading
- 13 References
Measure 4 allows the University of North Dakota to discontinue use of the "Fighting Sioux" nickname and logo by approving Senate Bill 2370, a law that repealed an earlier mandate requiring the use of the nickname. SB 2370 went into effect on December 1, 2011, and the university began the process of retiring the the nickname and logo.[4]
Measure 4 was proposed by members of the Spirit Lake Sioux tribe.[5]
A "Yes" vote on the measure means a vote for the University of North Dakota to drop the nickname, while a "No" vote keeps the nickname.[6]
Election results
The following are official election results:
Election results are currently being updated.
|Measure 4
426 of 426 precincts reporting
Results via the North Dakota Board of Elections.
Spirit Lake Sioux tribe members filed a federal lawsuit against the NCAA in an effort to invalidate the policy against member colleges using American Indian nicknames and logos for their sports teams.[5]
According to reports, the University of North Dakota wants to get rid of its 81-year-old nickname after a dispute with the NCAA. The NCAA argues that the name, the "Fighting Sioux," and logo are offensive to Native Americans. The NCAA has allowed some schools to keep their nicknames by getting permission from tribes. In North Dakota, the Spirit Lake Sioux tribe has endorsed the nickname but the Standing Rock Sioux tribe has not.[5]
Text of measure
The measure as it appeared on the ballot said:[7]
This referendum measure concerns Senate Bill 2370 as passed by the Legislative Assembly in the November 2011 special session (Session Laws, Chapter 580). Senate Bill 2370 repealed section 15-10-46 of the North Dakota Century Code, which required the University of North Dakota to use the Fighting Sioux nickname and logo.
YES – means you approve Senate Bill 2370, the effect of which would allow the University of North Dakota to discontinue the Fighting Sioux nickname and logo.NO – means you reject Senate Bill 2370, and would require the University of North Dakota to use the Fighting Sioux nickname and logo.
On December 1, 2011, the Spirit Lake Nation issued a statement announcing their intention to file petitions for the measure with the North Dakota Secretary of State on December 2, and to begin gathering the necessary signatures to place the North Dakota University Nickname Amendment on the 2012 ballot.[4][8]
- Spirit Lake Nation
- According to a statement issued by the tribe, the petition and proposed measure were an attempt to "Repeal the Repeal" of a mandate passed in 2011 that requires the University of North Dakota to continue to use the Fighting Sioux nickname and logo, and are part of a "fight to save our name and likeness, and the proud honor and traditions of our People which they represent."[8]
- The Spirit Lake Nation further contended that the referendum would give the Standing Rock Sioux tribe a say in the matter.[8]
- According to the Spirit Lake Nation's statement, the "UND(University of North Dakota) and the SBHE(State Board of Higher Education) are not in compliance with the legislative intent behind Senate Bill 2370 passed in November 2011." The Spirit Lake tribe claims that there is a three year moratorium to allow for their lawsuit against the NCAA to play out, and that while the name cannot be used by teams during this time, the official retirement of the nickname and logo should not be taking place.[8]
Campaign contributions
The following information was obtained from North Dakota Secretary of State website.
PAC info:
|Amount raised
|Committee for Understanding and Respect
- University of North Dakota Alumni Association and Foundation[9]
- North Dakota Board of Higher Education
- In a column featured in the West Fargo Pioneer, columnist and former North Dakota Lieutenant Governor Lloyd Omdahl said, "Under the circumstances, the best way out of this mess would be abandonment of the petition drive. We could urge people not to sign the petitions but that would be hopeless because most folks aren't aware of the damage the petitions will do to UND sports. Even the petitioners don't seem to realize that. If the petitions are filed and both measures go on the ballot, thousands of dollars will be wasted on the campaigns. Money will be spent on both sides of the issue. Valuable time will be diverted at the University for months to fight passage of these measures. It will be a costly affair."[10]
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- University of North Dakota men's hockey coach Dave Hakstol, a former supporter of the nickname, spoke out against it on February 16 saying that he thinks it is time to retire the nickname and move on. Hakstol argued that the NCAA will not will not back down on sanctions against the school and that it is possible UND will get dumped from the Big Sky Conference if the nickname is used. Hakstol summed up his feelings saying, "With all of these factors in mind, I don't see any way that the University of North Dakota can be a fully successful Division I entity across all sports if we continue to mandate by law the use of the Fighting Sioux."[11]
- See also: Polls, 2012 ballot measures
- A May 3-8, 2012 poll by Forum Communications revealed that 56% would vote 'yes' on the referendum, which means retiring the nickname, while 44% would vote 'No.' A total of 500 likely primary voters were polled. The margin of error was +/-4.3%.[12]
- An early-June 2012 poll by Mason-Dixon revealed that 59% would vote against the amendment, 36% would vote for it, and 5% were undecided. A total of 404 likely primary voters were polled. The margin of error was +/-5%.[13]
|Date of Poll
|In favor
|Number polled
|May 3 - May 8
|Forum Communications
|Mason Dixon
- See also: List of ballot measure lawsuits in 2012
North Dakota State Board of Higher Education V. Jaeger
On Monday, February 14, 2012, North Dakota's Board of Higher Education voted to file a lawsuit aimed at keeping the referendum off the ballot. Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem said he believes the North Dakota Supreme Court will weigh in on the dispute quickly, and that the court has invoked it's original jurisdiction before to hear high profile cases before and will likely do so so this case.[14][15]
The state Supreme Court has taken up the case and has set a March 2, 2012, deadline for responses to the lawsuit. The court has asked the referendum's sponsoring committee if it wants to respond as well. Secretary of State Al Jaeger has been named the defendant.[16] Secretary Jaeger has hired attorneys Sarah Andrews Herman and Matthew Kipp of Fargo to represent his office in the suit.[17]
Hearings for the case were held in an hour long session before the state Supreme Court on Thursday, March 15, 2012, with both sides receiving tough questioning. Justices questioned the board on the reasons for their tardiness in seeking court action, Justice Daniel Crothers asked, "That harm has been there since the statute was passed almost a year ago... Why now? Why in the face of a referral?" The court was also critical of the defense's claims that regulating the nickname and logo were within the legislature's constitutional rights. Chief Justice Gerald VandeWalle said the state's arguments were so broad that it "would consume the constitutional authority of the board, if the Legislature wanted to do it." The court said it would rule at a later date.[18]
On April 3, the state Supreme Court delivered a ruling refusing to block the referendum from the June ballot.[19]
- The Supreme Court's ruling can be found here.
Path to the ballot
- See also: North Dakota signature requirements
Supporters were required to collect and submit a minimum of 13,500 valid signatures by February 7, 2012 in order to qualify the proposed measure for the June primary 2012 statewide ballot.
The proposed measure was filed with the Secretary of State on Friday, December 2, 2011. If valid petitions for a referendum are submitted to the state, the implementation of SB 2370 will be suspended until the the measure is voted on in 2012.[4]
The petition language was approved for petition circulation by Secretary of State Al Jaeger on December 13, 2011.[20]
In mid-December 2011 supporters announced that they plan to seek a court order to force Ralph Engelstad Arena to allow the circulation of initiative petitions at hockey games.[21] On December 29, 2011 Grand Forks County District Judge Sonja Clapp denied the request, but noted that a hearing would be scheduled in early January to determine if petitioners can move inside the arena for future events.[22]
Submitted signatures
The referendum's sponsoring committee delivered 17,000 signatures on 604 petitions on February 7, 2012, thereby qualifying for the June 12 primary elections ballot.[2]
Signature verification
On March 13, 2012, North Dakota Secretary of State Al Jaeger determined that out of the 16,824 signatures submitted, 14,901 were qualified, putting supporters 1,449 name over what was required.[3]
The following is a timeline of events surrounding the measure:
|Signature filing
|Feb. 7, 2012
|Signatures were submitted by supporters to the secretary of state.
|Signature verification
|Mar. 13, 2012
|North Dakota Secretary of State Al Jaeger confirmed that supporters collected sufficient signatures.
See also
Related articles
- "Fighting Sioux" referendum to appear on ballot in North Dakota
- North Dakota "Fighting Sioux" veto referendum petition deadline a week away
- University of North Dakota's nickname battle may be headed to the statewide ballot in 2012
External links
Additional reading
- Grand Forks Herald,"SIOUX NICKNAME PETITIONS: Out in the not-so cold," January 14, 2012
- WDAZ-TV,"Former Lt. Gov. Omdahl: 'Fighting Sioux' Petition Drives Should Stop," December 27, 2011
- Associated Press,"Petitions to require Univ. of N. Dakota to use Fighting Sioux nickname ready for circulation," December 13, 2011
- The College Hockey Blog,"North Dakota to Discontinue Use of Fighting Sioux Nickname in 2012," December 1, 2011
- The Jamestown Sun "'A state-made legal mess' : American Indian students warn against delays of lawsuit," April 25, 2012
- ↑ Grand Forks Herald,"Group wants Sioux nickname in N.D. constitution," November 17, 2011
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Grand Fork Herald "Fighting Sioux nickname supporters file petitions with 17,000 signatures," February 7, 2012
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 InForum "Jaeger places Sioux nickname, logo referendum on June 12 ballot," March 13, 2012
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 Grand Forks Herald "Nickname backers to file petition forms Friday," December 1, 2011
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 Associated Press,"Tribal members look to put UND nickname on ballot in effort to keep Fighting Sioux moniker," November 17, 2011
- ↑ Associated Press,"Fighting Sioux ballot language changed after error," April 5, 2012
- ↑ Measure 4 text, retrieved from Secretary of State, April 25, 2012
- ↑ 8.0 8.1 8.2 8.3 ValleyNewsLive.com "Spirit Lake Statement on Repeal of Fighting Sioux Nickname Law," December 1, 2011
- ↑ INFORUM "UND Alumni Association, Foundation to announce campaign against Fighting Sioux nickname measure," April 30, 2012
- ↑ West Fargo Pioneer,"Sioux logo petitions threaten UND sports," December 28, 2011
- ↑ Crookston Times "Hakstol: Nickname law hurts UND," February 16, 2012
- ↑ Forum Communications Co. "Majority in Poll: Retire Fighting Sioux Nickname," May 16, 2012
- ↑ KFYR-TV "Primary Election Poll: Measures 2 and 4," June 11, 2012
- ↑ Associated Press "ND high court expected to take Fighting Sioux case," February 14, 2012
- ↑ Associated Press "North Dakota Higher Ed Board To Sue To Drop Fighting Sioux," February 14, 2012
- ↑ Associated Press "ND Supreme Court deadline on Fighting Sioux case," February 22, 2012
- ↑ Associated Press "ND Sec State gets lawyers in Fighting Sioux case," February 27, 2012
- ↑ Associated Press "'Fighting Sioux' Case Considered by North Dakota Supreme Court," March 16, 2012
- ↑ Minnesota Public Radio "Court won't block Fighting Sioux name vote," April 5, 2012
- ↑ WDAY,"Sioux nickname petitions ready to be signed," December 13, 2011
- ↑ The Republic,"UND Fighting Sioux nickname petitioners plan legal action to access Ralph Engelstad Arena," December 24, 2011
- ↑ Grand Forks Herald,"FIGHTING SIOUX NICKNAME: For now, out in the cold," December 29, 2011
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