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Areavoices Digest #43 – Rah Rah Sis Boom Bah or is it Shish Boom Bah?
Remember those first few days of school? Your notebooks remain undoodled upon, your pencils sharpened, and your new Keds were still unscuffed? But after a few days, the novelty of the new school year wears off and then it’s all … Continue reading
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Tagged bison, cobbers, dragons, fargo force, Sioux, sports, vikings
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Areavoices Digest #26 – A whole lot of hockey and more!
Most weeks in this look at recommended areavoices blogs I suggest 5 or 6, but this week (as Regis Philbin might say) “I’M OUTTA CONTROL!” Much of that has to do with the topics around the water cooler this week. For some it’s spring … Continue reading
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Tagged business, entertainment, higher education, Sioux, sports, technology, travel
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Areavoices Digest #14 – Traveling the World with Tator Tots and Barry ZeVan the Weatherman!
I’m resuming my weekly look at areavoices blogs you might want to consider. This is an eccletic group of topics. But I think a mix you’ll find informative and entertaining! UND Sports -http://undsports.areavoices.com/ Senior Associate Athletic Director Sean Johnson just started this … Continue reading
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Tagged family, food, higher education, money, senior citizens, Sioux, UND, zevan
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Welcome UND Sports!
I’m excited to announce today that the UND Athletic’s Department has now started on blog on areavoices. http://undsports.areavoices.com. It’s pretty clear many areavoices readers are craving UND sports info. We have several bloggers including sports reporters and fans writing about … Continue reading