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When planning an NMSU special event (e.g.

The NMSU institutional mark can be displayed (without being combined or altered in any way) as a partner logo.

When partnerships (with external funding agencies, other universities or government labs) require using the NMSU institutional mark and the outside partner's logo, that setup should be reviewed by NMSU Marketing and Communications to ensure proper use.

The NMSU institutional mark must not be altered or modified in any way.These guys need to be actual characters, with their own atmospheres and roles within a band's history. Black Sabbath's Henry and In Flames' Jesterhead are cool, but they're sort of just images. They need to be mascots, not just logos or symbols.Milo, the Crimson Ghost, and the Less Than Jake Pez kid can hash it out in another list. First, however, we laid down some ground rules: Given the sheer number of metal mascots out there – and the emergence of new ones that some old-school heads might not be familiar with – we decided to rank these symbolic characters in order. Whatever the reason, metal is more mascot-focused than any other genre of music, going so far as to give its horrific visual allegories backstories and personalities. Heavy metal culture has always fostered an us-against-the-world mindset that's similar to that of most sports teams it's only fitting, then, that bands would want to come up with characters that represent their music.

Maybe it's that gang mentality within extreme music that has driven metal bands to become so obsessed with mascots.