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ISSUE 83      AUGUST 

NATIVE MOONS
Cheyenne  Moon
When Wolves Run Together



Submitted By NiteSunn

Long ago, an old wolf came to that time when his life on earth could last no
longer. "My people," he said, "You can follow in my footsteps when the time
comes for you to join me in the skyland." Then he left the earth, climbing
higher and higher, and in each place he stepped, the sky filled with stars.

Shunk man-i-tu tan-ka we call the wolves, the powerful spirits who look like
dogs. When they climb the hills to lift their heads and sing toward that
road of stars, their songs grow stronger as they join their voices.

So in this moon we climb the hills and lift our eyes toward the Wolf Trail.

Joseph Bruchac and Jonathan London  
QUOTE OF THE ISSUE

Contrary to popular belief, education - the transmission and acquisition of knowledge and skills - did not come to the North American continent on the Nina, Pinta, and Santa Maria.  Education is as native to this continent as its Native People.                                Henrietta V. Whiteman (Cheyenne)

   
PHASE OF THE MOON


The Moon's Phase
http://imagiware.com/astro/moon.cgi

Volume One

  RECIPE
  WEBLINKS ON CHEYENNE
  NATIVE PEOPLE EMPOWERED
  HOMESCHOOLING CENTER
  POETRY
  NATIVE AMERICAN CRAFTS
  TOBACCO MEDICINE
  STORIES, LEGENDS & HISTORIES
  SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY NEWS
  SPECIAL FEATURE

Volume Two

  WINGED ONES
  MATH
  NATIVE GAMES
  SPIDER TEACHINGS
  OUR WORLD AROUND US
  THE CHEYENNE DOG SOLDIER
  CHEYENNE HOUSING
  CHEYENNE CULTURE
  CHEYENNE FOOD
  CHEYENNE HISTORY
  LITTLE WOLF



                             
                                      COOL SITES Picked  BY KIDS
                       National Museum of the American Indian, Smithsonian
A beautiful site in the family of excellent Smithsonian Web pages, with notes on current exhibitions, research links, publications and more.
http://www.si.edu/nmai/ 


                                              
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