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August 24, 2008
21st-century pottery
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'Talking with the Clay': A window into Pueblo pottery today Contemporary pottery balances these tensions and communicates to travel...
Singer searches for parents
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Star Nayea: a truth teller through music Those looking for a soulful and powerful voice by an artist who happens to be Native are in for a ...
First Tracks for First Nations
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Canadian project gets new name and tighter focus The Aboriginal Peoples Television Network becomes First Tracks So many musicians responded ...
A little bit country, a little bit rock 'n' roll
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New Independent CD to be released ICT: "Lost in Nashville" has a great mixture of songs. Plass: When we released that CD, we were ...
Gaming fosters music studio
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Only one Short Dawg Tha Native Raymond "Shorty" Galvan, 30, began his journey as a singer at the tender age of 5, learning Cahuill...
August 23, 2008
"Redskins" are animals
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Redskin A Hate Word Defined A REDSKIN IS AN ANIMAL When the Native American is referred to as a REDSKIN they are being called a non human. ...
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Mankiller endorses Obama
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Native Currents Energized and hopeful for Sen. Barack Obama [A]s the campaign has narrowed to a general election, my hope for the future of ...
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Searching for Connecticut Indians
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Indian Sites Struggle In Shadow Of Casinos In the small museum, the statue of the diminutive Tantaquidgeon, who died in 2005 at age 106, sta...
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What has McCain done lately?
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Is McCain's history with Indians a mixed blessing? As a senator from Arizona, a state with more than 20 federally recognized tribes, McC...
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4th country adopts Native language
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Indigenous languages added to new Ecuadorian constitution Ecuador could soon become the fourth country in the Western Hemisphere to have ind...
Sitting Bull defines "warrior"
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Here's a quote that addresses all the people (Natives and non-Natives alike) who call Indians "warriors": Warriors are not wha...
The Navajo Woodstock
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Labor Day legacy 'Woodstock of the Navajo Nation' a Ganado tradition It’s been called the Woodstock of the Navajo Nation. It could a...
August 22, 2008
AIM questions Democrats' priorities
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Indian activists assert priorities before DNC "When you look at the image of [Illinois Sen. Barack] Obama, who is supposed to be this n...
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Another boarding-school video
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Something’s Moving Comment: This video is seven minutes after a short commercial. It focuses mainly on the pain school survivors feel to...
Dr. Quinn, advice columnist
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Dear Prudence (Telepic--Hallmark Channel, Sat. Aug. 23, 9 p.m.) Jane Seymour is the eponymous Prudence, a second-generation pop-culture cele...
No win-win for Fighting Sioux
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VIEWPOINT: Why tribal leaders keep saying 'no' Becker calls for handshakes and a “win-win” solution. He expresses “wonder” that tri...
Three plays about two worlds
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Two Worlds Festival Fetes Playwrights "Fancy Dancer, a dark comedy by Canadian playwright Dawn Dumont, will be staged at 4 p.m. The pla...
Successful Native charter school
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Opinion: Paternalism for all, except for children AIPCS—Oakland’s highest performing middle school—stresses obligation, not self-expression...
August 21, 2008
The Wikwemikong Loretta Lynn
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Crystal Shawanda Embraces the Dawn of a New Day Native American Newcomer Finds Hope and Freedom in Country Music More than 1,000 miles separ...
Michael Phelps the greatest?
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Be careful when proclaiming someone the greatest athlete of all time "I knew I was going to hear someone say it, so I braced myself. Th...
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