Just wanted to respond to the list as I have already explained the
differences to three other people.  The UND situation is different for
many reasons.  One, the campus and arena are public facilities.  Two,
searches are only done on students.  Three, they try to legitimize it by
saying that if you have "bulky clothing" on, you may be searched.  Today,
it is -8 up here!  In order to survive you must wear bulky clothing.
 
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Hockey content---->  UND goalie Aaron Schweitzer has reinjured his
groin.  Karl Goehring will most likely be the starter the rest of the season.
 
 
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>       There are no student searches at the U of MN, but there is a guy
> in the TV press box that has a pair of binoculars and scans the crowd for
> the whole game and notifies security via walkie-talkie about any
> tobacco/alcohol violations.  I assume they have the legal right (of
> course you're hearing this from a genetics student) to conduct
> such searches, because security always searches people at concerts at
> Target Center, Northrop, First Ave, etc.
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> GO GOPHERS!!
> Bryan Kamrath
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