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The 2013 'Crusaders' uniform, seen here in the men's baseball version, will 
be the last year in use at Maranatha Baptist University in Wisconsin. 
(MBBC.edu)A Christian college in Wisconsin is dropping its Crusaders nickname 
after nearly 50 years, claiming the moniker has become outdated in a 
more global society, university officials told FoxNews.com.Maranatha Baptist 
University in Watertown and its Division III athletic teams have used the 
name since its founding in 1968. Matt Davis, the universitys executive vice 
president, said no complaints have been received by the school and stressed 
that it coincides with its name change from Maranatha Baptist College in 
December.But I also agree that times change and we understand that context 
changes, Davis told FoxNews.com. Our world has changed since 9/11 and weve 
become a more global society with the Internet. The heartbeat behind this 
was not political correctness, but expanded opportunities for our students.- 
Matt Davis, executive vice president, Maranatha Baptist UniversitySelecting 
the universitys next mascot will be a collaborative effort, Davis said, 
and the new name will be revealed during the spring semester. Uniforms 
will reflect the change beginning in the fall. Hundreds of potential replacements 
have already been submitted by students, alumni and university stakeholders.Were 
having a blast with the process, said Davis, who declined to provide 
any early favorites. Its a fun process, b
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to talk seriously about transferring power or not."Brahimi also repeatedly 
said prior to the talks that they should not be open-ended.In Berlin, 
German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmer called the talks in Geneva 
a small step."Of course we are not satisfied with the results achieved 
so far," he said, adding that the next step should be an 
agreement on local cease-fires and humanitarian corridors.About 200 pro-government 
demonstrators gathered Friday outside the U.N. building in Geneva to show 
their support for Assad."We are with the peace negotiations. Syria needs 
peace," said protester Sabah Kasouha, who used to live in Homs. "When 
all the countries stop funding the rebels who came from many countries 
to destroy Syria, then we will be fine."Assad's family, from Syria's Alawite 
minority, has ruled the country since 1970 while rebellions by Syria's Sunni 
majority were crushed.The Syrian uprising began with largely peaceful calls 
for reform in March 2011 and escalated into fighting after a military 
crackdown. It has since been transformed into a regional proxy war between 
Iran and Saudi Arabia supporting opposing sides.Foreign fighters and Islamic 
extremists have infiltrated the opposition side, triggering infighting that 
has undermined the rebellion against Assad.

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