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 s, we would be happy to have that conversation.In 1963, 
Johnson said the universitys council voted to change the schools name to 
the Crusaders from the Fighting Lutherans, which was deemed inappropriate 
at the time. Other names considered at the time were the Saints 
and the Purple Knights, Johnson told FoxNews.com.Elsewhere, at Clarke University 
in Iowa, president Joanne Burrows said the Crusaders nickname is on solid 
footing.I cannot comment on what is appropriate for Maranatha Baptist as 
they can and should do what they believe to be in the 
best interest of their institution, Burrows wrote FoxNews.com in an e-mail.A 
spokesman at Belmont Abbey College in North Carolina told FoxNews.com the 
"Crusader" name is an 80-year tradition at the university, where it's a 
source of pride representing "heroism, chivalry and piety."Ibrahim Hooper, 
communications director at the Council on American-Islamic Relations, told 
FoxNews.com he welcomed the "Crusaders" change, but said he found team names 
or mascots that incorporate race or ethnicity more problematic, particularly 
those pertaining to Native Americans."I welcome the spirit behind the change," 
Hooper said. "It's obvious they thought about this. I applaud their effort."
 e in Italy 
and vowed to "never go willingly" to face her fate in that 
country's judicial system ."I'm going to fight this to the very end," 
she said in an interview with Robin Roberts on ABC's "Good Morning 
America."Knox said she has written a letter to the family of her 
slain British roommate, Meredith Kercher, expressing sympathy for the legal 
ordeal that continues more than six years after she was stabbed and 
sexually assaulted."I want them to know I understand this is incredibly 
difficult. They also have been on this never-ending thing. When the case 
has been messed up so much, a verdict is no longer a 
consolation for them," Knox said during Friday's interview."And just the 
very fact that they don't know what happened is horrible," Knox said."They 
deserve respect and the consolation of some kind of acknowledgement," she 
said. "I really wish them the best."Kercher's sister Stephanie and brother 
Lyle were in the courtroom in Florence for the Thursday's verdict."It's 
hard to feel anything at the moment because we know it will 
go to a further appeal," Lyle Kercher said. "No matter what the 
verdict was, it never was going to be a case of celebrating 
anything."Knox's former boyfriend, Raffaele Sollecito, has been prohibited 
from leaving Italy while the case continues."I don't know what I would 
do if they imprisoned him. It's maddening," Knox told GMA.And she is 
not ready for the possibility she could be extradited to Italy to 
serve a 
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