The Spartan logo debate
By Lane Blackmer
From the classic and friendly Sparty to the edgy and angry Spartan; MSU students and fans alike seem to be coming to a general consensus on the new Spartan logo, and that consensus is negative.
As part of a new marking plan sponsored by Nike, MSU has changed its logo. Athletic Director...
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The Spartan logo debate
By Lane Blackmer
From the classic and friendly Sparty to the edgy and angry Spartan; MSU students and fans alike seem to be coming to a general consensus on the new Spartan logo, and that consensus is negative.
As part of a new marking plan sponsored by Nike, MSU has changed its logo. Athletic Director...
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