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JANUARY 1, 2012
Volume 1
Mayan Secrets Will Be
Revealed
Native American
Calling Features the Most Censored Native Newsmakers 2011
Top Censored Stories
of 2010-2011
Go Run Trains Native
American Women to Run for Office
Native American
Soldiers Beat Drum of Warrior Spirit
17th Century Chinese
Coin Dug Up in Canada
Volume
2
South Dakota's Stolen
Children
AmerInd Club
Helps Native American Kids Connect
Native American Study
Celebrates 15 Years
Tribal Financial
Program Now Offers Distance Learning Options
National Tribal
University Meeting Convenes in Rapid City
NA Nurses Graduate
Benefis
Volume
3
Senate Committee
on Indian Affairs Approves SAVE Native Women Act
US Department of Agriculture
Creates Advisory Board to Assist Native American Farmers
Shocking Facts Behind the
Dental Crisis in Indian Country -- And a Possible Solution
78 Successful Natural Cancer
Treatments Commonly Used Worldwide
Sunflowers May Heal Fukushima's
Radioactive Soil
Worldwide Movement to Ban or
Charge Fees for Plastic Bags
Volume
4
Whitehorse Will Host the
2012 Arctic Winter Games
Regina Hosting 2014
Indigenous Games
SoCal Inter-Tribal Org
Offers Kids Chance to
Develop on the Court -- and
Off
R eservation
Dogs Find Homes Through
Navajo Nation's Blackhat
Humane Society
12,000-Year-Old Fishing
Tackle Found in California
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Dolphin Bubbles
Indigenous Plants &
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A Mission Record of the
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