News: KKK-style hoods worn at hockey game...

Hooligan

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A North Dakota high school principal says appropriate action is being taken after three students briefly donned Ku Klux Klan-style white robes and hoods Friday night during a state hockey semifinal game.

The photo caused an uproar on Twitter when it was posted by 19-year-old Shane Schuster, who was seated with some friends at Ralph Engelstad Arena when something in the student section across the rink caught his eye.

"We, as a school, are extremely disappointed with the behavior of these three students," Arason said in a statement sent to The Associated Press on Saturday. "This behavior is not a representation of our school or student body."
Arason said administrators were notified of the incident at the completion of the game. The students and their parents have been contacted and "appropriate action is being taken," he said.

Arason did not indicate what disciplinary action, if any, the three unidentified students could face.
Red River topped Fargo's Davies High School 2-0 to advance to Saturday night's North Dakota Boys State Hockey Tournament title game against Grafton-Park River.

Davies High School is named in honor of Ronald Davies, the former federal judge from Fargo whose 1957 rulings integrated Central High School in Little Rock, Ark. -- a pivotal event in the civil rights movement...

What in the good hell? I mean, it is North Dakota and hockey but the irony of it all.

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Romaysae

Silly people, I want to slap them in their faces..

theo.

Despicable.

Rated R

How stupid.

Hooligan

What's even more baffling is the crowd acting as though this was a typical Friday night or something.

Deuces

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North Dakota

Anyways.

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Ralph Engelstad Arena

Ralph Engelstad

[Ralph Engelstad] was also the donor for the construction of the $104 million Ralph Engelstad Arena for his alma mater, the University of North Dakota in Grand Forks, North Dakota,

Engelstad was a controversial figure. He raised accusations of being sympathetic to Nazism owing to his collection of Nazi memorabilia stored in a museum within the casino-hotel, including a painting of himself in a Nazi uniform (captioned "To Adolf from Ralphie"), and a collection of antique cars alleged to have once belonged to German Nazi leaders. On April 20, 1988, he hosted a private party for the construction workers at his casino in Las Vegas. Because of this, in 1989, the Nevada Gaming Commission fined Engelstad $1.5 million "for actions that damaged the reputation and image of Nevada's gaming industry." Engelstad apologized publicly but the row was not to be his last controversial move.

Hold up

Chrome

Trash,

JonnyϟLightning

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Originally posted by Hooligan

What's even more baffling is the crowd acting as though this was a typical Friday night or something.

Oh you were at the game?

ViTiLiGO

I mean, Hockey already looks bad enough

EdgeOfAddiction

Mess. I don't get their purpose.

Javan

Well. At least their were no black people there from what I can see

Honey

Disgusting.

Mr.Marvelous

Igrt

They need their asses beat.

Tylerbv

Hooligan

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Originally posted by JonnyϟLightning

Oh you were at the game?

I was until I saw the masks. I thought I was going to be hanged so I got the hell of out of durr.

.:Allen:.

I don't know why I laughed but I did.

Hollywood.

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Originally posted by ViTiLiGO

I mean, Hockey already looks bad enough

What are you talking about?

Mariah4life

I would feel very uncomfortable sitting near them....