Native Village
Youth and Education news
October 2010 Volume 3

The BIA Willow (Bureau of Indian Affairs)
by Marion Hansson, Kiowa ]

"Every hero is somebody else's villain.  Heroism and villainy are just two sides of the same coin."    Felipe Fernandez-Armesto 

[Editor's Note: Each leaf honors one of the 560+ Indian tribes recognized by the U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs. 
Even more tribes remain unrecognized.]

OU Research: Coffee Reduces Diabetes Risk in Indians

Solar Plane Flies for 24 Hours Straight

Research Project Shows Importance of Native American Involvement in Cancer Education

Arctic Greenhouse May Lead to Farms on Mars

 EU Lawmaker Calls for End to UFO Secrecy

 Bizarre Deep Sea Creatures Spotted in Australia

Bizarre New Dinosaur Species Found in Utah

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