Wall St. Journal:  “Some three-and-a half-years ago, the LB blogged about a lawsuit filed by the University of North Dakota against the NCAA, fighting the NCAA’s directive that the school stop using ‘Fighting Sioux’ as its mascot.   The school was swimming against the tide of others that had, over the years, halted the practice of using Native Americans as mascots (see, e.g., Stanford, Arkansas State).   In a piece out Wednesday, the NYT updates the story, with details of a new lawsuit over the matter.”

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