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Columns Gr8 m8
Here’s what can happen when you and your boyfriend go on separate vacations. (9/17/2004) Life’s a Drag
When you don’t drink, drug, date or drop in on anyone, dragging on a cigarette can feel rewarding. (9/17/2004) Endless Summer
Our new movie reviewer takes a look at the good, bad and utterly ugly. (9/13/2004)
'Hed'lines In Other Media

Landmark Tribal Jurisdiction Case Gets Day in Court Friday
Westerly Sun, Westerly, R.I.

Anti-casino group questions tribe's commitment
Star, Tinley Park, Ill.

Impoverished tribe hopes recognition will bring reward
Houston Chronicle

more 'hed'lines >> September 19, 2004 Feature»

Classified Confessions
Taking newspaper notices over the phone can be frustrating—and fun.

News»

Great Interns
A Montana newspaper takes on three Native student journalists for summer jobs in the newsroom.

• Head Start Dread
• Trapped!
• Picture Perfect

Voices»

Bigfoot or Big Myth?
Does the hairy monster Sasquatch really exist? Many believers in the myth are trying to solve the mystery.

• An Imperfect Movie
• Magical Movie
• Bury ‘Deadwood’

Sports»

Martial Artist
South Dakota student studies to be an 8-Step Praying Mantis Kung Fu instructor.

• Field of Nightmares
• Dome Hosts Camp
• A Way of Life

Culture»

'Silver Spoons,' Silver Screen
Native students get a sneak preview of Rick Schroder's directorial debut, "Black Cloud," about a Navajo boxer.

• Roots
• A Place to Sing About
• Reinventing Tradition

Student Life»

Boundless Opportunities
Upward Bound program gives Native high school students a taste of college during the summer.

• Tribes and Tobacco
• Sheer Determination
• Wanted: More Indian Lawyers

Images»

AIJI Album, Week 2
Frybread lunches, basketball games, naps ... journalism's a tough job, but someone's got to do it.

AIJI Album, Week 1
Here's a glimpse at what 24 students did during the first week of the American Indian Journalism Institute.

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Silver Spirit

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Wolf is allied to the moon and lunar
energies, teaching us to respect
our emotions and unconscious urges.
Respect for the wildness of our animal
natures, and willingness to face the
dark within ourselves is an imperative
for Wolf people.
Trust in the unspoiled nature of your
Child/Wolf self........

Wolf people make good
TEAM PLAYERS and are fiercely
loyal to those they consider part
of their pack........

Wolves capacity for communication
suggests that Wolf people should learn
to utilize the strength of their voice and
to be aware of their body language.
When dealing with Wolf people,
listening for the nuances of vocal tone
and watching their motions will help
in gaining an understanding of them.
Wolves often make excellent bards
and storytellers...........

Trying to find a true painting of how the Trail of Tears looked... too sad to see.

 

The teardrop is the essence of

"The Trail of Tears"

Giclées - Works on paper - Reproductions - Prints

This is a detail of this painting, here's a  full picture   if you came in on this page and would like to see more.

http://www.guthriestudios.com/ 

"Trail of Tears"
Painting by Jerome Tiger      Gallery

 Trail o f Tears

Mercury Appears

Wednesday, September 15, 2004 01:32 PM     Mercury Appears Usually invisible to the naked eye, Mercury is unusually bright this month. If you look East just before dawn, you'll see it without a telescope. Full Story

Vicky Littleleaf's Native American Links

Vicky Littleleaf's Native American Links

The 9/11 gift to New York City The Lummi Healing Pole

    Jewell James (Lummi)
Large Cedar Carvings and Totems   

   
    The Lummi Healing Pole
Attracting national media attention on its cross-country journey from Bellingham, Washington to the Sterling Forest, near New York City, the Healing Pole has been given an entire website of its own which we would be pleased for you to see!    

Wiping of Tears: The Lakota Nation Helps New York Grieve

Jerry Flute, a Sioux from South Dakota and Executive Director of the Association on American Indian Affairs (AAIA), who opened the "Wiping the Tears" ceremony in New York on November 16, 2001.Courtesy of +Magis/Productions

Wiping of Tears: The Lakota Nation Helps New York Grieve