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    Mayville State, Cankdeska Cikana college considering agreement

    Mayville, North Dakota (AP)

    Officials at Mayville State University and Cankdeska Cikana tribal college on the Spirit Lake Sioux reservation are considering a range of possible cooperative agreements.

    They include delivering four-year degree courses to Spirit Lake graduates on the tribal campus, through the Internet, interactive video and visiting professors, said Keith Stenehjem, Mayville’s vice president for academic affairs.

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