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NNU athletics crusader logo

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Non-free / fair use media rationale for Northwest Nazarene University
Description	The image is a logo showing the mascot, the crusader, and a visual depiction of that mascot. It also lists NNU, the name of the school for which the article concerns.
Source	http://nnusports.com/mens/baseball/news/image/preview/4495/
Article	Northwest Nazarene University
Portion used	The entire logo is used to illustrate the school and it's mascot, furthering the article.
Low resolution?	The image is low resolution, and could not be used to produce any counterfeit items.
Purpose of use	This image gives the reader an idea of what the mascot may look like, as well as an alternate logo for Northwest Nazarene University.
Replaceable?	The image can not be replaced by an uncopyrightable version without detracting from it's contribution to this article.