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| January 1, 2008 Issue 183 | |||
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VOLUME 1 Highlights U.N. declaration becomes law of the land in Bolivia Huge Native Title Win New travel rules leave Native Americans in limbo Pow Wow princess turned away from voting Youth spur on Big Foot Ride Floyd Red Crow Westerman Dies Disputed Book Pulled From Oprah Web Site |
vOLUME 2
Highlights Pilot Program Indian educators see signs of progress Native community angry after police question teen about shirt Bay Mills sets pace for two-year colleges Education consortium welcomes new tribal college members Cuts coming at cash-strapped First Nations University The only Native American astronomer? |
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Volume 3
Highlights Lakota group pushes for new nation If you had a trillion dollars Blatant discriminations against NJ's American Indians More than 1,200 homeless, nearly homeless on MN reservations Prenatal care improves for American Indians Oglala Lakota College campus will be tobacco-free Rocket engineer puts energy into cake design |
VOLUME 4
Highlights Tree achieves heroic stature White House accused of censoring global warming reports Deadly Walrus Stampede Woolly Mammoths Were Killed Off by Trees Festival During Super Bowl Will Honor Native Americans Picasso of the North" Morrisseau Dies at 75 Smithsonian Museum Presents 2008 Native Arts Program Participants |
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| February 1, 2008 Issue | |||
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Volume 1 Boulder may spark big fight Archaeologists find major site of Caribbean tribe Mongols Reached America Before the Europeans, Scholar Claims Ancient mask from Alaska ghost village returned to descendants Atayal woman revives full facial tattooing tradition Lumbees celebrate routing of the KKK Tribe Members Come From Across Nation to Reunify in Robstown Tribal groups call Indiana home Landless tribe waits federal recognition Maroon Indigenous People Seeking Autonomy in Jamaica Chickasaw tribe honors original enrollee Elyse Umemoto is runner-up in Miss America Marietta man leads tribe, works to revive its culture |
Volume 2 Time catches up with Hopi language savior Cultural prideWorks for Me: Man teaches 'all ages' about tribe's culture The Government of Canada Supports Aboriginal Youth Centre Project One-third of pupils at T.O. native school suspended School Board Faces Native Language Issue Turtle Mountain Band Building Youth Center California Schools Benefiting from Innovative Barona Education Grant Schools Nationwide Receive 1,897 Reasons to Celebrate UNM, Jemez Pueblo Partner to Create Early College for Native youth 4 First Nation fellows have connections to Maui County Pioneering Quest College club does everything from tan hides to record DVDs Emerging Scholars: The Class of 2008 100 Best Values in Public Colleges |
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Volume 3
Alcatraz flag is sold for $60,000 No treaty withdrawal says Lakota elder Inuit Truth Commission Begins Hearings On Sled-Dog Deaths First privately-owned American Indian bank in U.S. Drinking water troubles on reserves improving, report says Mardi Gras Tribes Still Follow Suit Bringing Things into Focus Low-energy bulb disposal warning Rare blood type discovered by OBI lab Greenhouse Gas Makes Food Less Nutritious Tribe banishes four Oyate Tawicohan |
Volume 4 Global Warming by the Numbers NYC Passes Plastic bag recycling bill Four-lane bypass threatens wetlands near Haskell Yukoners blame Alaskan fishing industry for low salmon numbers Medical plants face extinction Folk Artists Honored as Keepers of America’s Cultural Heritage Art Museum Scandal Grows: Tax Fraud, Artifact Looting Alleged CR lecture focuses on importance of Indian bird songs An Inuit Adventure in Timbuktu Native nominees announced for 50th annual GRAMMY Awards 2008 Sundance Institute/Ford Foundation Film Fellows |
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| march 1, 2008 Issue | |||
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Volume 1
The Longest Walk, 2008 The Inuit Cultural Matrix Reloaded Grannies' Wisdom, Humour Key to Cree Community First Sioux to Receive Medal of Honor Pride is a Part of the Métis Population Explosion Siberian, Native American Genes Linked Ancient Pyramid Found in Mexico City Univ. of Arizona Finds Connection Between Human Remains and Several Arizona Tribes Frances Slocum’s Two Americas Plans Advance for Memorial at Bloody War of 1812 Battleground Project Aims to Restore Cherokee Chief's Cabin Dade Massacre Re-enactment Captivates Audience A Place to Call Home |
Volume 2
Extinct Languages Saved by Work of Eccentric Linguist A Song for the Horse Nation: Horses in Native American Cultures Kingston School's Reading Program Going Along Swimmingly Diné Language Assessment Piloted in New Mexico She's Got the Beat Nightwolf's Grandson Is Awarded the U. S. Senate Youth Program Scholarship Bands Pull Students Out of Fort High MSU Program Seeks to Educate American Indian School Administrators Native Youth Protest 2010 Olympics Eviction Ends D-Q protest National Indian Education Association Remembers Carole Anne Heart State Reports Improvement in AP Results New Publication Helps Educate the Public and Preserve Education Resources in Native Communities Long-awaited Yukon Education Reform Report Released |
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Volume 3
Hawaiian Monarchy Lands May Not Be Sold Australia Apology to Aborigines Native Americans Testify on Abenaki Recognition Bill Court Hearing Regarding Release of Withheld FBI Documents Scheduled for March 11 Pee Dee Indian Nation of Beaver Creek Opens New Tribal Office in Neeses Sisters in Switzerland to Dispute U.S. Report Centuries-Old Map Baffles Researchers Rez Got Game Aims to Break Down Communication Barriers Native Lights Native American–Themed Card Set Blending French and Native American Cuisine Cooking Show Features Native Foods, Culture Mayo Doctor Honored by Indian Group
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Volume 4
Citizen Takes Action to Shut Down Bison Trap |
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| April 1, 2008 Issue | |||
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| may 1, 2008 Issue | |||
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Lummi Nation, Dalai Lama share vision of peace |
Immersion program provides new hope for preserving Ojibwe language |
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Most racist' article attacked Native peoples in Paraguay Native American Tribal Leader Not Allowed to Testify in Committee NCAI President Joe Garcia Statement on Racist Broadcasts Celebration of Spirit Tribal court rules against hog farm Arrest reported at hog farm protest Suit filed in federal court to stop work on hog farm Katrina, Rita and the Houma: A Nation in Recovery Landmark Report Highlights Urban Indian America Study Says Humans Neared Extinction Fighting cancer with Native foods |
Half of Yellowstone Bison Herd Dies Salmon Crisis on the West Coast Who Knew? Octopuses Flirt, Hold Hands Top 10: Extreme Weather Destinations (Land Based) Mysteries of "Sacrificial" Maya Blue Pigment Solved? Legislature announces Folk Heritage and honors Native American artist Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian Announces New Recipients Players chalk up a fun time Native Americans Use Web Video to Keep Culture Alive in Wired World; Inuit film industry renews talks about starting Nunavut TV network Aboriginal films from around the world hosted on new Canadian website All Time Favorite Native Films The Invisible Ones: "Our own Third World" |
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| September 1, 2008 Issue | |||
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Volume
1
Happy Birthday
Leonard! |
Volume 2
First Native
American in space inspires Neah Bay students |
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Volume
3
Report from the
34th Annual Conference of the IITC |
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4 111-Year-Old Reptile Will Finally Be a Dad One Wing honored with songs and celebration When Fences Make Bad Neighbors Elephants' Memories Help Herds Survive Judge: Glades cleanup ignored Biofuel use 'increasing poverty' Gwich'in Renew Their Fight to Preserve Wildlife Refuge SIFA Children's Choir visits the Oaks Indian Mission for Cultural Exchange 2008 Native American Music Awards Institute and Major TV networks launch American Indian National Center for Television and Film Seminole Star Search combs the state for top talent Indigenous Games end amid hugs and praise Six Nations Native helps Syracuse win national college lacrosse championship The American Indians of America’s Pastime |
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| october 1, 2008 | |||
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Volume 2
Canada Supports Inuktitut Language Preservation |
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Volume
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Venezuelan official seeks solidarity among indigenous peoples |
Volume
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Alaska Natives Watch Traditions Melting Away
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| November 1, 2008 | |||
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Volume
1
U.S. history
books have Indians all wrong, says author |
Volume 2 National Indian Education Association Releases Honors List ACLU Sues School District For Punishing Kindergarten Student Because Of Family's Religious Beliefs Its Native Tongue Facing Extinction, Arapaho Tribe Teaches the Young Real Girl of the Year awarded to Madison Bella King State Adopts Navajo Textbook School tailored for O'odham tribe enjoys success Bush costs prompt exodus to cities Haskell Indian Nations University in an uproar as embattled president stands firm 2008 RBC aboriginal scholarship winners Blackfeet member utilizes old technology Schulte receives Emmy Nod |
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Volume
3 President Signs Baca Bill Crating Native American Heritage Day 2008 US Supreme Court to rule on Hawaiian lands Tribe Could Make History Japan Officially Recognizes Ainu Brutal Crackdown on Indigenous Protest India: Tribe Dances in Mass Protest Against British mining Company The National Children’s Study Orchard serves as health, educational tool for Hopi Sled dogs could hold clues to human health problems Stop tranquillizing polar bears for research, NTI says Newspaper receives cancer group's award Historic garden offers glimpse into early Native American life |
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4 Pay-to-protect plan for Ecuadorian rainforest on the brink Illegal eagles; Powwow popularity fuels a bird black market Doubt, Anger Over Brazil Dams Grand Canyon tribe working on flood-recovery plan Beluga numbers unchanged Supervisors briefed on salmon plague Future Of Native American Traditions In Doubt Nature meets culture North by Northeast Film at American Indian Museum Looks at Vanished Brooklyn Community Oneidas to join Macy's parade |
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| December 1, 2008 | |||
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Volume 1 Poolaw To Be Inducted Into Oklahoma Military Hall Of Fame Honoring the Ancient Way Ancient mounds make UW-Madison a unique landscape Riel's poems fetch $27,000 at auction Waccamaw tribe gathers for annual pauwau Noted Actor Danny Glover Touts Cherokee Freedmen Rights Hawaiians Rally To Save Ceded Lands Uncontacted South American Tribe Unknowingly Wins Big Legal Victory Heat Sensors to Track, Protect Amazon's Uncontacted Tribes "Spiritual terrorism" against indigenous people still occurs, Lutheran pastor says |
Volume 2 PBS to do documentary on Cherokee language program Boy allowed to wear braid to school after all Tribal school offers culturally relevant curriculum California Charter Schools Serving Low-Income Students Outperform Similar Public Schools, Analysis Shows Club's creation gives SHS students a chance to learn about heritage Chickasaw student music compositions performed at Kennedy Center Cultural passion that runs deep Teaching Tools Foster Science and Diabetes Education in Native American Schools College guidebook targets underserved students IsumaTV creates Inuit Language and Culture Institute Students connect at new center Native American numbers grow Fellowship puts Native professor on dental hygiene tenure trac |
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Volume 3 Honoring Nations 2008 23 INDN's List Candidates Won Obama appoints Native officials to transition team Federal court to hear Inuk's legal challenge for Inuit parity Special Times Edition Blankets U.S. Cities, Proclaims End to War California tribe donates $100,000 to blizzard aid Jury awards $2.5 million to teen beaten by Klan members Gallup IHS opens traditional hogan Naval Hospital honors Lumbee Indians National American Indian Housing Council News Release The first ever Native American establishment receives top dining awards Native American Christmas Cookie Recipes |
Volume 4 Person of the Week: Madeleine Pickens Climate link to amphibian decline Tribal efforts to improve Oregon’s water quality Oregon: Arviat invaded by roaming polar bears Bison are Camp Pendleton's royal grunts Barrow film honored at Sundance festival Franklin film pits Inuit oral tradition against British history Yma Sumac Hairstylist Braids Traditional, Modern Dorothy Grant's brave, new world of fashion Boots gives hope to area in turmoil |
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