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Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical Colleges Board of Regents et al v. New Mexico State University
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December 04, 2014
Okla. St., New Mexico St. End Fight Over 'Pistol Pete' Mascot
Oklahoma State University has agreed to drop a trademark lawsuit claiming New Mexico State University was infringing the logo for its "Pistol Pete" mascot, granting the school a limited license to use a look-alike cowboy character.
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October 21, 2014
Universities In Trademark Fight Over 'Pistol Pete' Mascot
A trademark fight broke out in federal court on Monday, when Oklahoma State University sued New Mexico State University for copying its "Pistol Pete" mascot — the culmination of years of strange and unsettled simultaneous use of the cowboy mascot.