Native Village News Archives 2005
| January 12, 2005 Issue 144 | |
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Chief Leschi's name restored Vine Deloria, Jr., American Indian Visionary 2005 Mohegan matriarch dies Saving The Ancient Paths Of The Guarani Indians A Rain Forest Debate: Could It Have Been Home To Complex Societies? Preserving a language, safeguarding a culture |
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USDA to provide funding to rebuild Blackfeet Early Childhood facilities Lakota students prepared for European trip The Path to Understanding: One Boy's Journey School threatens ancient village site Professor to Step Down After Writings on American Indian students Run through cold honors tribal past |
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Elders' Sea Knowledge Spares Some Thais NEWS ON ISOLATED TRIBES OF THE ANDAMAN AND NICOBAR ISLANDS, INDIA First Nations Adoption Consent Policy Ruled Unconstitutional Healthy food and work part of Pine Ridge gardens Indians maintain monopoly on chickees |
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YOUNG PEOPLE STEP UP TO KEEP AMERICA STRONG Male Fish Producing Eggs in the Potomac River Study Finds Rats Have an Ear for Human Language Sundance Film Festival to feature 11 works by Native filmmakers Pendleton blanket synonymous with achievement for tribal members The Seventh Annual Native American Music Awards |
| January 26, 2005 Issue 145 | |
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Tse-whit-zen existed before Christ walked the Earth Remembering the first American Indian female MD Nunavik Inuit Demand Public Inquiry On Massive Slaughters Of Sled-Dogs Traditional storytelling celebrates life, nature Bambi in Arapaho Tribal voices rise again |
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routine that headmaster found on Internet sparks global interest Native Language Programs Running Afoul Of No Child Left Behind University Of Oregon's Many Nations Longhouse Lauded By Native Community BIA cuts scholarships for college students Native American doctorate holder ponders culture, science A new home for Indian history |
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State of Indian Nations to be delivered February 3 Historic headdress stolen from Sitting Bull Library Senate Approves Bill Creating Federal Native Hawaiian Office American Indian and Alaska Natives have highest smoking rates Fox Custom Cosmetics Announces Cosmetic Line Customized For Women Of Color Unexpected! No. 1 Driving Distraction |
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Shrieking Frogs Unnerve Hawaiian Island Did Animals Sense Tsunami Was Coming? Tribe prepares for the day the wave comes Archeologists discover ice age dwellers' flute Trudell' film featured at Sundance 2005 Designer offers runway exposure to First Nations girls |
| February 9, 2005 Issue 146 | |
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2005 State of Indian Nations Address $10,000 offered for Pedro mummy Tracking down the underground railroad Judge tells climbers to keep off Cave Rock Inheritors of a Legacy: The Indigenous People of Central Mexico The Blackfeet language will be taught to all tribal staff |
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Native students on the rise in Oklahoma Unspoken link to Senecas' past Red Shirt raises the roof Bill calls for lessons in tribal history American Indians at UNC want sorority Students told to leave D-Q |
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Anderson resigning as head of Bureau of Indian Affairs Professor Quits A Post Over A 9/11 Remark U.S. Is Close to Eliminating AIDS in Infants, Officials Say Troubled Cree youth feel lost, say worried parents Ancestors' gene may be Responsible for Fat Judge Rules Against Bush for Wolf Downgrade |
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Quake's Echo Raised Surface Around Globe Minds of Their Own: Birds Gain Respect North Carolina Wants More Bees Kiowa folk songs reborn in new storybooks Painter Ernie Pepion now riding to the Spirit World INDIAN LOGOS: What are we teaching children about American Indians? |
| February 23, 2005 Issue 147 | |
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Documenting Genocide Music For The Elders Tribe sues to preserve orphan cemetery Mexican drug gangs force Indians to drop tradition U.S. snubbed over Indian rights issue Last few Whulshootseed speakers spread the word |
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President's Budget Would Cut Youth Programs Students protest barbed wire set up around Indian school Virginia to revise history curriculum Haskell not alone with budget shortfall frustrations Grand Ronde woodsman works on longhouses and master's degree Linguist, poet, professor encourages students |
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Congressman launches bid for holiday honoring Native Americans Insidious substance making permanent mark on Indian children Elders' benefit strains Yukon land claims funds Box Elder kids are working out Native Americans Back From Iraq Decry Cutback Study Says Pollution May Affect Babies' Genes |
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Amazon Holds Key to Future of Earth's Climate Kansas lends name to extinct sea lizard Marsupial Manure Helps Aussies Make Paper Catawba tribe strives to save its tradition of making pottery Golf pro looking to recruit Native youth Film row over Pirates "cannibals" |
| March 9, 2005 Issue 148 | |
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National Women's Month Ancient Earth Drawings Found in Peru Tribe successfully sues man for recording sacred ceremony Makah seek waiver on whaling Coming home O’odham Help Their Landless Kin Carve Out A Tiny Homeland INUIT SLAM TV CHANNEL'S LANGUAGE POLICY |
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Tribal Summit spotlights native children's issues President’s Budget Projects 300,000 Low-Income Children to Lose Child Care by 2010 Chemawa has played many roles Farmington students trade debate skills for Native tradition Failure to gain BIA money 'would be death knell,' tribal lawyer says Advisory council supports full funding for tribal colleges |
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Minority Business School Professors Having an Overwhelming Impact Tsunami EAGLES relief team delivers magic in Thailand Indian
Country shows support for Washington Embassy PACK A LUNCH: SAVE THE ENVIRONMENT Is 16 Too Young to Drive a Car? |
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Yellowstone Emptied of Buffalo? New York Times Exposes Truth About Drilling in Arctic Refuge Bubba the 22-Pound Lobster Dies After Capture Box Elder students learn to play traditional games Euro Leaders Support Native American Olympic Inclusion Casper's brave underground sound |
| March 23, 2005 Issue 149 | |
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Sacred peaks to be defiled by wastewater in the name of tourism Lost Tribe Seeks Status Traditional Knowledge Protocol Is First Of Its Kind In Canada Coming of Age: Quinceañera Oklahomans and American Indian Chamber of Commerce rush to aid of Last Comanche Code-Talker HCJB World Radio To Air Daily Broadcasts In Cofan Language |
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Indian Education Under the Microscope School Immerses Mohawk Children In Traditional Language Third-Grader Commutes to School by Mule Planning in place to secure money to keep Si Tanka open Northern Cheyenne Tribe sues Indian school, seeks accounting Navajo poet is also a comic book enthusiast |
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David Risling, Father of Indian Education, Dies Fort Hall teens may be kicked off reservation Reservation Life Worse Than Iraq? Life Survey To Measure Tribe's Needs Used to treat diabetes, one herb works like modern-day prescription drugs Navajo Boy needs bone-Marrow Transplant |
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Drought could leave Indian reservation in South Dakota without water Student revives Indian farming BISON DUNG ARTWORK Sorlie Battles Insomnia to Win Another Iditarod Ailment
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| April 6, 2005 Issue 150 | |
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Work walkout called to enact Indian holiday Cloud people run for the rain Inuit artifacts uncovered in Vatican Delaware tribe to lose federal recognition Mexico compiles visual dictionaries of indigenous languages Trademarked Inuit word irks language czar |
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Proud First-Graders Now Say: Cherokee Spoken Here Tribe gets funding for new youth center Soul Wound: The Legacy of Native American Schools NSU to help preserve language Tribal Colleges Redefining Success University Professor’s 9/11 Remarks Protected by Constitution |
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RED LAKE TEEN: NOT ALONE IN HIS DESPAIR UNITY Youth Declare Red Lake Tragedy As a Call to Action Tribal chair wins praise for leadership Birch & You Hopes of girl drowned by cousin in 2001 create cultural bridge from S.D. town to Ohio Nine States Sue Gov't Over Mercury Rules |
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The State of the World? It Is on the Brink of Disaster Curtis brothers save native grasses Coochie Coochie Coo: Studies Show Rats Enjoy Tickling Seminoles inspire Italian artist Jim Thorpe and a Ticket to Serendipity This Elvis is Tlingit |
| May 4, 2005, Issue 151 | |
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Thousands expected for 2005 Canoe Journey First Nation walk around Lake Huron Washington: Delegates' final resting place Project Moccasins gives Native soldiers comfort, tie to culture Neighborhood Coalition Honors Indian Leader Elouise Cobell Yup'ik-English Bilingual Book Follows Elders to Germany |
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Brain research on Indian children possible Girls Rescued From Burning High School Dormitory On Reservation Indian Youth Talk Tradition, Culture And The Future Northern Cheyenne honor student lives with humility The graduates are coming! Students learn truth of Shawnees |
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HUD expands guaranteed home loans for Midwestern Indians Tribal leader slams Congress over budget cuts "Bigfoot" tape thrills northern community New Inuit food guide Protein in Body May Stop Cancer Geographic Society Is Seeking A Genealogy of Humankind |
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Rosebud Sioux Tribe saddened horses sent to slaughter New Slide May Help Salmon Cross Dams Woolly Mammoth Resurrection, "Jurassic Park" Planned Lori's dream Olympic emblem not a winner with First Nations Navajo coach looking to field national Native team |
| May 18, 2005, Issue 152 | |
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June 18 - 21st, 2005 World Peace Day Tribe Demands Apology Over Comments On Missing Whalers Suing For Sins Of The Colonial Past Quapaw Tribe's last full-blood Indian dies Pillars of Indian culture honored Lakota: a language with its own spiritual meanings |
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Indian graduates receive encouragement, opportunities Standing at the Crossroads--The Seventh Generation Teen faces obstacles, graduates college Sister grads honor late mother Recalling Ancient America's Forgotten History Members Of American Indian Studies Program Committee Resign |
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Indians accept British invitation Officials call for overhaul of tribal recognition process Sen. Johnson says Fire-ravaged Crow Creek Dorm was not Insured First Nations say they're left out of royal visit More than buffalo chili Drug's Success in Fighting Cancer Stuns Doctors |
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Eskimo town gets sun for first time in months Plant a traditional-foods garden Weak Salmon Run Shuts the Northwest's Fisheries Mount Rushmore superintendent wants to show American Indian view of memorial Yupik teen tears up the slopes Dakwäkäda Dancers FROM THE YUKON TO THE CZECH Republic |
| June 1, 2005, Issue 153 | |
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Indian Country marks Memorial Day "Unearthing of Tse-whit-zen" tells an extraordinary story Deer Island Indian concentration camp victims remembered JUDGE BANS LOGGERS FROM ISOLATED TRIBE'S LAND AFTER WORLD OUTCRY Rare white bison born in western Canada Found in translation |
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Students Take Action To Save Historic Site MOHAWK STUDENTS PROTEST BAN OF PHILOSOPHY Red Lake Students Celebrate Graduation Teen dreams: Top 10 career choices Seminole history, culture on display at Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki museum Grant Will Help Indians get Legal Advice |
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Beantown finally does away with archaic law Greed Blamed As Indians Protest Tribal Disenrollment Tribe decries attempt to remove their name from state contract Government Acts On Commitment To Improve The Lives Of Aboriginal Women MY BOLOGNA HAS A FIRST NAME, IT'S C-A-N-C-E-R Doctor Brings "Coyote Wisdom" To Town |
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Irrigation Wisdom From the Ancients Indians' Water Coastline erosion eating away at southern Louisiana Global Wind Map May Provide Better Locations For Wind Farms Rare photos of Fallon tribe unveiled SWAIA honors 5 art "pioneers" Hiking society invites Indians to join National Trails Day |
| June 15, 2005, Issue 154 | |
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Indigenous grandmothers pray for the world Rare white buffalo born at ranch Dakotans purchase Sitting Bull gravesite Museum displays Pocahontas' earrings Freedmen's descendants discover past Bid to save nearly lost language |
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For Yavapai students, skipping class is fines Student's Diploma Withheld Over Bolo Tie Teen Gets Scholarship From Death Row Group Tribes Complain of Inadequate Schools For Harvard's Joel Iacoomes, 340 years and still waiting Community College to offer Native American language program |
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The American Indian IQ Quiz PELTIER HEARING TO ADDRESS LAKOTA NATION SOVEREIGNTY Native Leader Tells Prince 100-year-old Agreement Is Not Being Respected Talking elder issues Home could be foundation for Navajo enterprise Klamath Fisheries Facing Closure |
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After 2,000 Years, a Seed From Ancient Judea Sprouts Top 10 drives in Indian Country Dolphins Use Sponges to Protect Their Snouts "For the Love of the Game" helping Indian athletes New Delta rhythm for Bush teens vote for the top 100 Greatest native Americans |
| June 29, 2005, Issue 155 | |
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Did Ancient Polynesians Visit California? DNA Links Native American to Prehistoric Ancestor Tribe Pays Tribute to a Savior Northern Cheyenne break vow of silence Roots draw Kanza back Tutelo language revitalized |
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Janitors being pressed into service to teach Inuktitut Proud to be Native: Youth summit has positive results Pentagon Creating Database of High School Students AMERICAN INDIANS LEFT OUT OF $1 MILLION CNN MINORITY SCHOLARSHIP DONATION Seventy receive NWIC degrees Metis Ignored, Gathering Told |
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American Indians Offer To Settle Suit Against Government For Royalties For $27.5 Billion Tonto Was No "Tonto," Kemosabe Tribe to build 'elderly village' Senate hearing addresses Native youth suicide Alaska Natives Push For More Studies On Toxins Judge Orders Heavy Spills For Salmon
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Sacred site is reborn as city sanctuary Create a medicine wheel garden Solar power gives some Navajos electricity for 1st time Picuris Pueblo Allowed To Collect Clay for Art, Ceremonies BBC Film Crew Visits Cherokee Capital Yakamas buy professional basketball team |
| September 7, 2005, Issue 157 | |
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What Columbus didn't find Ancient "footprints" found in Mexico Idaho's Nez Perce display rare 150-year-old tepee First Nations, Metis and Inuit Veterans Journey to Battlefields of Europe Ducheneaux designated Tribal Elder of the Year Cook College to Offer American Indian Language Courses This Fall |
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Study: Native babies "babble" just fine School Textbooks Come Alive With First-Person Stories Appeals Court Rules Against Kamehameha Schools LCO girl acclaimed National Student of the Year Syracuse University offers "Haudenosaunee Promise" Slain professor remembered |
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Teachers' unions boycott Wal-Mart Indian Country responds to victims of Katrina China puts in a call for Red Lake workers UFO spotted, may have landed, on Navajo Nation Navajo EARTH Study is seeking data collectors Improving Native health through emerging technologies |
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Global Warming IS a Fact Hawaiians Speak Out Against Telescope Project Atop Mauna Kea GENE-MODIFIEd CORN GONE FROM MEXICO, STUDY FINDS Historic film of Inuit saved from oblivion Dark Wind Paintball Team NCAA Bans Native American Mascots in Postseason |
| September 21, 2005, Issue 157 | |
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DNA links 10,000-year-old man to tribal descendants Evacuated Creoles vow to maintain culture In Petition to Government, Tribe Hopes for Return to Whaling Past OU lecturer defends citizenship of Creek Freedmen College Uses Rap Music to Preserve a Language Researchers Think They've Got the Incas' Numbers |
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Presidential Youth Back-to-School Day a success American Indian dolls to help reservation teachers 85-Year-Old Elementary School Pupil Tours Manhattan More
American Indian And Alaskan Native 10th Graders Shiprock poet makes her mark NEW UNIVERSITIES FOR A MULTICULTURAL MEXICO |
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Trail of Tears organizer gets ready for '05 motorcycle ride Hawaii Gov. Lobbies Senate on Secession Leonard Peltier Turns 61 Native youth work to combat stereotypes Kids Cafe set to feed lunch to Indian kids The Campaign for |
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America's Top 10 Green Schools Iowa Tribe receives $250K grant for eagle center Seafood Watch Program Teen scientists fight noxious weeds holistically Loss of Genetic Diversity in Wild Horses Feared No helmets, pads in proud Choctaw stickball tradition |
| October 5, 2005, Issue 158 | |
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2005 RIGHT LIVELIHOOD AWARDS Propriety and History Clash in Argentina Code Talkers museum could become reality Including Indians in Colonial History Storytelling with technology The Poetic Hearts of Mayan Women Write Large |
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Questions To Ponder As Columbus Day nears... College assumes responsibility for Head Start return $100 laptops for world's children New curriculum brings Indian history into class Tribal elders connect with U students BIA ordered to pay back money |
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Aboriginal Taiwanese Visit the UN BIA records found discarded at Archives Mapuche leader denied presidential candidacy Venezuela offers low-cost gasoline to tribes Police officer honors daughter's plea "to do more" for Indian youths Let's Hear It for Costco! |
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House Votes for New Limits on Endangered Species Act New York Skyscrapers Dim Lights to Save Birds Wild Gorillas Seen Using Tools for First Time American Indian hero joins historical figures at Capitol Native basketball tourney to seek NCAA certification Encyclopedia of Native Music |
| October 19, 2005, Issue 159 | |
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Hurricane Caribou People wage last stand in the Arctic Birth of A white bison Makah delegation thanks Russian Chukotka EXTINCTION ON THE HORIZON FOR INDIGENOUS TRIBE IN CHILE Chickasaw culture comics drawn from history |
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Program Aims at Keeping American Indian Language Alive School textbooks to be published in indigenous languages High School Students to Demonstrate Support for Lubicon Lake Indian Nation Solar Project Takes Navajo Youth to Discovery Channel Young Science Challenge American Indians can “come home” to Indiana for graduate study Native reference guide tells the full story |
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Thousands of Native children being left behind Indian schools targeted by federal budget ax Guatemala's Indians Refuse Soldiers' Help, Deal With Dead From Rains On Their Own Creek great-grandmother deployed to Iraq Native Youth Crisis Hotline to Go National A Back to School Warning |
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Tradition and respect No Arctic oil drilling? How about selling parks? Three Alaska Volcanoes Show Signs of Unrest Contract to track fake Native arts So you want to be a star? Institute of American Indian Arts Museum International Indigenous Biennial |
| November 2, 2005, Issue 160 | |
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What is the origin of democracy? SECWEPEMEC ELDER AND YOUTH HONORED FOR ADDRESSING THE UNITED NATIONS American Indian vs. Native American Which is the proper term? Nisqually Elder Reflects on 60 years of Fighting for Salmon Leaders of feuding tribes break bread together Erasing "Squaw" Names Proceeds Slowly |
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NHSA: Funds for 35,000 Head Start At-Risk Remove Your God From Our Schools, Mohawks Urge Cultural connections Haskell students recognized for actions in fire Eight Young Women Vie For Title Of Miss NCAI Library receives grant to help conserve Native American inventory |
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2005 Finalists for American Indian Tribal Governance Awards Hopi Foundation's visionary projects recognized E. coli in water prompts evacuation of Ontario reservation Comic Book Reading: Good For Your Health Pink Shawl New Fuel to Help Prevent Petrol Sniffing |
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Wildflowers contain nature's remedies Great White Shark Crosses Ocean, Twice Mysterious spirit lights part of Catawba legend 25 Extreme Energy Saving Tips Psychologists label Indian mascots harmful Mystic Voices: The Story of the Pequot War |
| November 16, 2005, Issue 161 | |
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THE NATIONAL DAY OF MOURNING Unenrolled Indians embrace their heritage Native American scholar Vine Deloria dies Pair study American Indian languages to preserve them "Redskin" Term Did Not Begin as Insult, Smithsonian Scholar Says |
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Week builds ties between blacks, Native Americans Young writers' stories take the spotlight Indians fear cultural loss in federal school plan Conference Seeks Solutions for Indian Education Haskell Officials Concerned About Looming Budget Cuts Publisher offers Alaska Native Yellow Pages |
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On the U.S.-Canada border, a Mohawk tribe waits for help $1 million bounty to be offered for live capture of Bigfoot Physicians call for end of an Inuit tradition Yakama Nation Relay For Life earns coveted American Cancer Society awards Third World Water Plagues First Nations Shadow Wolves Find and Arrest People Trying to Bring Illegal Drugs Into the U.S. |
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The Grand Canyon Skywalk 800 Species Threatened in California Montana Wildlife Officials Kill Nine Wolves The Fleecing of Navajo Weavers rabbit and bear paws For The Love Of Lacrosse |