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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 |
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 |
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? |
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Valentines for Vets Doors to Diplomacy "Young Entrepreneurs" Youth Track 100 Outstanding American Indian Women 2005 SWAIA Youth Fellowship ASM Materials Education Foundation Materials Camp ndian Health Professions Preparatory Scholarships Confluence Project |
Libraries Highlights Inuit and Northwest Art E-Cards Caribbean Children's Literature Potatoes Reminiscences of Tecumseh's Youth Inter-Tribal Deaf Council Image Writing used by the First Nations of North America The Human Flower Project Please do not touch the Indians Indian Education Org |
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