Yale lags behind peers in Native American outreach Apr 6, 2008
However, she explained that hopefully, the scholarly community [at Yale] interested in Native American history and culture will be a draw in the recruitment of Native American faculty members a key priority in the hiring process for professors. According to Mt. Pleasant, the recruitment of Native faculty and of Native students is closely connected. (Yale Herald, CT)
Spring Garden Celebration in Unity Apr 3, 2008
Kerry Hardy will discuss food production from Native American history. Paula Roberts will speak about backyard poultry and Greg Marley will present his Top 10 Edible Wild Mushrooms and Common Poisonous Look-alikes. (Courier Publications, ME)
VERNA ARLING (EDDY) BARICH, 96, Apr 2, 2008
She also became interested in Native American history and culture, collecting many pieces of fine art. She was a member of the Episcopal Church throughout her life. (Green Valley News & Sun, AZ)
Monmouth Academy students awarded top honors for Native American essays Mar 24, 2008
MONMOUTH Two students were recently named the top two winners in the high school division of the Maines Native American History and Culture Essay Contest put on by the Secretary of States office ... Open to students statewide, the contest called on students to explore at least one aspect of Maine Native American history, and to write an essay of between 500 and 1000 words detailing what they had learned. (Courier Publications, ME)
Southeast Arizona's Natural Beauty Mar 8, 2008
Part two in a six-part series about Southeastern Arizona, celebrating the region's fascinating folklore, Native American history, geological wonders and desert life. is a study in nature s contrasts. (Suite101.com)
An Intro to Southeastern Arizona Mar 8, 2008
The first in a six-part series about Southeastern Arizona, celebrating the region's fascinating folklore, Native American history, geological wonders and desert life. Arizona may officially be the Grand Canyon State, but that national park in the northwest corner of the state is by no means the only reason to visit in search of the Wild West. (Suite101.com)
Baskets offer youngsters window to life of early native people Mar 8, 2008
The Coos Historical & Maritime Museum this month introduced a three-part education program about our region s Native American history, lavishly illustrated by the museum s own collection of Native American baskets. Education Coordinator Lori Shanks developed an outreach project that will build students awareness of the area s first inhabitants. (Coos Bay-North Bend The World, OR)
St. Clair Historical Museum to Host Native American Exhibit Mar 1, 2008
Sponsored by the Missouri Humanities Council, the exhibit is part of a larger project undertaken by MHC to increase knowledge of Missouri's Native American history, and will include future exhibits on the Osage, Shawnee and Delaware peoples ... The Sac and Fox exhibit is part of a larger project undertaken by the Missouri Humanities Council to increase knowledge of Missouri's Native American history. (Missourian Publishing, MO)
African American Parents Feb 28, 2008
Did you know that November is Native American history month. I believe this month is generally overlooked and should really be brought to light. (New Iberia, LA)
On display (49) Feb 15, 2008
Waldport Heritage Museum, 320 N.E. Grant St. Exhibits of Native American history, the logging business, period clothing and household items, photographs and genealogical library. Hours: noon-4 p.m. Friday, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday or by appointment. (Corvallis Gazette Times, OR)
Area is rich with ancient history and discovery Feb 3, 2008
She teaches cultural anthropology at Mesa State College, consults on archaeological relics and is author of a number of books on petroglyphs and Native American history in the region as well as interpretive brochures for the BLM on petroglyphs within Dominguez Canyon. What Patterson sees in the canyons are the faces, visions and stories of ancient culture that can be seen in petroglyphs and inscriptions that go back perhaps 6,000 years and accompany Spanish colonial graffiti. (Montrose Daily Press, CO)
Ramona's 85th 2008 Jubilee Celebration a Rarity in Outdoor Theatre Jan 25, 2008
Mr. Whipple holds a B.A. in Anthropology from Harvard and an M.A. in American Indian Studies from UCLA. He has completed post-graduate work at UCR in Dance History & Theory and Native American History. The 85th Jubilee season will include performance dates of April 19, 20, 26, 27 and May 3rd. (Yahoo! Wire -- Entertainment News)
News : FCP donate to Klondike Days Jan 24, 2008
They have done so, according to Milham, not only because Klondike Days events include Native American history and their contributions, but because of the educational values the event brings to the Northwoods area and its students. Friday, February 15, the day before the weekend celebration, approximately 500 students will travel to the Living History venue on the recently updated grounds for a day of learning and activity. (Forest Republican, WI)
School district hires ombudswoman Jan 19, 2008
Her responsibilities also include acting as an advisor, organizing, monitoring, recruiting and providing in-school and after-school events that focus on Native American history, culture and language. Share This Story. (Rapid City Journal, SD)
LIFESTYLE: Wings Over Willcox: Festival brings new features and events in its 15th year Jan 16, 2008
Free seminars covering topics on birding, astronomy, solar energy, Native American history and more will be offered at the community center. Event chairman Homer Hansen helped the Arizona Game & Fish Department conduct their annual crane count on early Tuesday morning. (Sierra Vista Herald, AZ)
Letters: Native American history has made us who we are today Jan 11, 2008
Published: January 10, 2008. In response to the letter to the editor, "Both options for Yurok tribal settlement are tragic," Dec. 4. (Daily Triplicate)
Prescott has much to offer this holiday season Dec 27, 2007
The Smoki Museum, 147 N. Arizona Ave., documents early Native American history of regional tribes through a variety of basketry, pottery, weavings and many other artifacts. For more information call 928-445-1230 or visit. (Wickenburg Sun, AZ)
Keokuk to host Bald Eagle Days again Dec 14, 2007
Learn Native American history of the Keokuk area. The activities include The Night Eagle Singers from Wisconsin. (Keokuk Daily Gate City, IO)
Explore Native American culture in New Mexico Dec 5, 2007
Where else can you ski one day -- in Taos or outside of Santa Fe, gallery hop or take a cooking lesson the next, shop or tour museums till you drop and gain a new perspective on Native American history. New Mexico is home to 22 sovereign Indian nations, including the Navajo Nation, two Apache Tribes and 19 Pueblos. (CNN -- Travel)
Your Opinion Nov 22, 2007
It is hoped that each left with a greater understanding of, and appreciation for, Native American history and culture. This event would not have been possible without the generosity, support and assistance of many. (Petersburg Progress Index, VA)
School targets Tolowa youth Nov 22, 2007
Loren and Lena said the history taught at their school is focused on Native American history, including the Tolowa massacres and other Indian history not found in text books. "The people who write the history books don't want to put down the truth," Lena said. (Daily Triplicate)
District dedicates mural Nov 22, 2007
The speech contained a conceptual overview of the mural, including local Native American history and the details he included in the painting. His speech was followed by a "thank you" to the donors who helped fund the mural. (Henrietta Post, NY)
Locke painted pictures of earth through dance Nov 17, 2007
Kevin Locke s team preserves Native American history, art and traditions of his people, and reminds all of us what was lost and gained during the centuries since Europeans found this vibrant land we all call home. Together we are bound to protect and improve this hallowed land and preserve it for future generations. (Chippewa Falls Chippewa Herald, WI)
Grant Aids UVSC in Implementing Efforts in Sovereign Navajo Nation Nov 17, 2007
Photo by Claire MonsonShaynalea Mirabal of the Navajo tribe performs a traditional dance in Brigham Square on Thursday in honor of Native American History Month. The Navajo Nation is a 27,000-square-mile stretch of Navajo tribal land covering Utah, New Mexico and Arizona. (The Daily Universe, UT)
Native American Heritage Month Nov 12, 2007
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Visitors guide will spotlight state's Indian sites Nov 12, 2007
"We needed to do this because South Carolinians have very little knowledge of the state's Native American history.". Information from: The State, http://www. (Orangeburg Times and Democrat, SC)
GFWC Woman's Club Nov 10, 2007
Last month s program was presented by Mike Kohr of rural Princeton, who told about Native American history and culture. He brought interesting information and artifacts to show with his presentation. (Princeton Bureau County Republican, IL)
Roger Victor Wardenburg Nov 3, 2007
He liked golfing, playing cribbage, leather working, Native American History, black raspberry and mushroom hunting and motorcycling. He was at peace when planting trees etc. (Knoxville Journal Express, IA)
Town museum displays Native American artifacts Nov 1, 2007
November is Native American History Month. The artifacts can be viewed during regular museum hours, Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. They also can be seen this Sunday, Nov. 4, from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. at the Museum s monthly Sunday Open House. (Wilmington Advocate, MA)
Billions owed Native Americans debated Oct 11, 2007
Dont Test Me I Take A Class Devoted To Native American History. " AJ Hartje wrote on Oct 10, 2007 7:34 PM:" To HUH: Telling people to get over it is not likely to work. (Rapid City Journal, SD)
Clover Valley's building battle has a twist: Indians are now siding with... Oct 8, 2007
it is very significant to the Native American history going back 7,000 years here, and we simply want it preserved for a sense of place," said Duane Wilson, a leader of the Save Clover Valley Coalition. He stood on a bluff overlooking the valley, which shone in the afternoon sun like a poster for easy California livin' behind the "no trespassing" sign nailed to a closed gate. "We want this valley preserved for our children to be able to experience nature," he said. "If they build here, how are... (San Francisco Chronicle -- Sports)
Aesthetic takeover: Artists, community combine for redux of JCAL's "Jamaica Flux" public art project Oct 5, 2007
An artist from California, Meyer channeled the idea through Jamaica's Native American history and roots. "Since Jamaica used to be the center of the fur trade, this is a trading post where residents could come and bring objects." Meyer said. (Bayside Times, NY)
Celebrated lacrosse team to play in Madison Oct 4, 2007
Rankin, an instructor in Connecticut Geology and local Native American history at the Meigs Point Nature Center, first conceived the idea of the Hammonassett Festival with his friend Dale Carson a number of years ago. Carson, an artist and column writer for Indian Country Today newspaper, which is the largest Native American National newspaper, had strong views on the Iroquois team coming to play in Connecticut. (Shoreline Times, CT)
Growing strong: Salish Kootenai College is one of the most successful tribal colleges in the United States Oct 1, 2007
The goal is to put more Native Americans in reservation classrooms as teachers, and to put more teachers in reservation classrooms that have taken classes in Native American history, culture and language as well as science, math and English. On a walking tour of campus, McDonald talks about how the college got to where it is, and where he envisions it going. (Missoulian, MT)
Preserving a piece of history Sep 28, 2007
"Because the largest group that visits the museums is schoolchildren studying Native American history, it has always been the museum's goal to expand its Native American collection, said Coyne."We're always trying to make a connection in our community," he said. "The Tule tribe made some of the most spectacular baskets of anyone in the world. "One of the photographs in their possession is a good example, said McGowan. The 1910 photograph is of a Native American, Tillie Wilcox, holding a baby in... (Fresno Bee -- Local)
Working to understand one another Sep 26, 2007
The principal observations culled from the focus groups were that most American Indians believe the past has a significant impact on contemporary life while non-Indians had little to no understanding of negative historical events; that Native participants believed prejudice and discrimination continue to exist, while non-Indians were largely blind to the issue; and that non-Indians know very little about Native American history, legal status, daily life or contemporary issues, but that... (Bismarck Tribune, ND)
Selection of law prof at museum draws fire Sep 24, 2007
Gover recently was named director of the Smithsonian's National Museum of the American Indian, the nation's premier center of Native American history and art, which sits on the National Mall in Washington, D.C.. Gover is a scholar and a once successful lobbyist on behalf of Indian communities. (AZCentral -- News)
Group wants charter school Sep 20, 2007
Segregation wrote on Sep 20, 2007 7:23 AM:" I view this AS sgregation in reverse. If you don't foster and start building appropriate relationships at a young age, you are then going to ask kids after the age of 18 to start saying, "Let's just all get along". The concept is nice, but my questions is this. What courses are needed to count? Lakota language, Native American history. Is this really justificaiton to start a whole new school which will ultimately be at tax payer expense? When I wanted... (Rapid City Journal, SD)
Bulldogs To Face Iroquois National Team Sep 19, 2007
Rankin, an instructor in Connecticut Geology and local Native American history at the Megs Point Nature Center, first conceived the idea of the Hammonassett Festival with his friend Dale Carson a number of years ago. The Friends of Hammonassett is one of the most impactful environmental organizations in the state. (Goyalebulldogs.com)
Native American replaces American Indian at RCJ Sep 18, 2007
War of Words wrote on Sep 12, 2007 2:59 PM:" Yes, I am Caucasian and YES I believe I am doing my best to end racism in any way that I can. I would never claim to know how another race feels, but I have learned from the African Americans that having good role models can provide hope for their children. I have raised my children to respect everyone regardless of race, color, or religion. That's what each of us can do to end racism. I am very well read on the Native American history in this country... (Rapid City Journal, SD)
City considers powwow grounds site Sep 12, 2007
Build it and they will come wrote on Sep 12, 2007 7:00 AM:" A new pow-wow grounds would be a great magnet to draw people closer to the Journey Museum. It is sad that Rapid City has not done more in it's community projects to visually highlight the great Native American history of our State and city. One tied up bonze Indian downtown only represents the oppression between our two cultures, a new city pow-wow grounds would be a place of hope and new venue to help build healthy relationships. ".... (Rapid City Journal, SD)
Students get chance to learn at powwow Sep 8, 2007
"When we do Native American history, they can tie their experience here to what we learn there (at school).". The event drew about 1,500 students, teachers and parents. (Bismarck Tribune, ND)
"The Conscience of the Senate"The Legacy of Nat Washington Aug 31, 2007
The results added significantly to the understanding of Native American history. One of his favorite activities in later life was teaching Indian lore to hundreds of Ephrata school children and showing them how to dig the roots that sustained the tribes. (Grand Coulee Star, WA)
Charting new territory Aug 31, 2007
Elements from Native American history, literature and art will be incorporated into the curriculum. The students would be "doing art the way (Native Americans) used to do things," she said. (Daily Triplicate)
Spotlight: Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day Aug 22, 2007
"It uses a reality TV show to bring us barreling into Native American history and reality, the relations between what happened on the frontier when the settlers moved into native lands and today, all the while touching on issues that are both topical and ancient." The show promises to be a high point in a varied season that combines shows for smaller children with teen programming such as Fashion 47. "It's a piece about fashion, and it takes inspiration from all kinds of sources: samurai films,... (City Pages)
Still Flying, Still Proud, Still Oklahoma's Aug 17, 2007
The Osage warrior shield emblem symbolizes Oklahoma's Native American history and protection. The shield is decorated with seven eagle feathers and six crosses, which represent high ideals. (County-Wide News, Inc., OK)
Anthropologist speaks on 'The Oconee War' Aug 13, 2007
" Between 1773 and 1796, Georgia and the Creek Nation struggled over opposing claims and control of the Oconee River country. Scurry will trace the conflict through the American Revolution and discuss its role in shaping both state and federal relations, emphasizing Creek views of the conflict as well as the political creativity of tribal leaders in addressing the conflict. Scurry, who grew up in Atlanta, moved to Athens in 1989 to complete a degree in cultural anthropology. "Interest in Native... (Athens Banner-Herald)
First look: Cage unlocks Civil War 'Secrets' in 'Treasure' Aug 3, 2007
New to the cast is Helen Mirren, who plays Cage's mother, a specialist in Native American history and language, who has been estranged from his father (a returning Jon Voight) for decades. "She eschews treasure hunting because she has seen all the damage it has done to her family," Turteltaub says. (USA Today -- Life)
Nearby towns voice concern on planned casino Jul 30, 2007
"I don't like the idea of clear cutting the trees," said Reed, noting people could use the land to hunt, fish, and learn about Native American history. "I never saw anything good come out of drinking or gambling.". (Boston Globe)
U. Colorado fires controversial professor Jul 26, 2007
Churchill, an ethnic studies professor who specializes in Native American history, said CU views his writings as academic "misrepresentation" because he brandishes a "historical interpretation that's inconvenient.". He wants to use his courtroom battle to clarify a "diverse" viewpoint of U.S. history that's different from the mainstream understanding of "white" history, he said. (U-Wire.com)
Emmys spur on Western revival Jul 20, 2007
What made "Bury My Heart" particularly unique is its focus on Native American history, a topic not usually addressed in TV longforms. "The feedback we've had both from the Native American community and the extended community said this was a great tool to talk about this part of our history in a way that will enlighten," Callender said. (Variety)
Stories in bronze Jul 18, 2007
Now the 45-year-old sculptor retells Native American history through his bronze pieces, which range from coffee table pieces of moccasins to monumental displays weighing 10 tons, many of them painted to represent the color McGary saw in Native American pow wows. McGary's sculptures are incredibly detailed with exquisite beadwork etched on fringed buckskin and microscopic slats in inch-long feathers. (Wood River Journal, ID)
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Savoy said he annually begins his class teaching Native American history and would love to have the dancers give a presentation to his students ... rom our point of view, Native American history is virtually nonexistent in school curriculums, said Waite. (Corning Leader, NY)
Scenic Drive: U.S. 180/191 Jul 11, 2007
Evidence of Native American history is abundant: Rattlesnake Point Pueblo, occupied by ancestors of the Hopi, has 80 to 90 rooms, just a few of which have been excavated. Rangers lead tours all summer. (AZCentral -- Travel)
Lower Manhattan, New York City Jun 30, 2007
Now, three floors house over one million items of Native American history, including contemporary works of art. Open Daily 10am to 5pm (8pm on Thursday) Admission Free of charge. (Suite101.com)
Indigenous inspiration: Class acquaints children with Native writers Jun 28, 2007
t the preschool level, Grissom-Kiely said, e will have more knowledge of Native American history, through the arts, that he can bring to the classroom. Kristi Havlik, whose 4-year-old daughter attended the class, said she grew up in North Dakota where Native culture was always talked about in her town. (Missoulian, MT)
UC Irvine to honor graduates in 2007 commencement UCI, Jun. 11 Jun 12, 2007
Haas is an expert on the Americas and Africa, and her research focuses on historical memory, theory and methodology, U.S.-Mexico borderlands, Chicano and Native American history, visual culture and the colonial Americas. Hass recently was awarded two research grants for projects titled "Indigenous Histories of Colonial and Mexican California," and "Across Borders: Transnational Economies and Regional Histories in the Americas."Student speaker: Lauren Bloom, baccalaureate candidate, School of... (University of California Newswire, CA)
Museum plans childrens summer day camps Jun 7, 2007
Discovering Native American History will be offered 9 to 11 a.m. Tuesday through Thursday, June 19-21, at the museum. The three-day program will introduce children to the history and culture of Native Americans who once lived along the Santee River and in present-day Orangeburg County. (Orangeburg Times and Democrat, SC)
Getting in a dogfight with the Redskins Jun 5, 2007
kaela wrote on Jun 4, 2007 6:27 PM:" I agree with the redskins agument, the redskins is reffering to something voilent, if you were to bring back the skin of a native american you were paid! not something to be honord. however the names such as the braves where you honoring the native american history in a commending way doesnt seem to contraversal (in my opinion) but the mascot of the indians being a buck toothed native with a feather in his hair does not seem very honorable and more so... (Columbus Telegram, NE)
Ivan Reed Harris Jun 5, 2007
Reed was an avid reader and he enjoyed studying South Dakota history, particularly Native American history and culture. Reed is survived by his wife, Patty of Belle Fourche; son, Sam and his wife Cheryl of Belle Fourche; daughters, Karen O'Brien of White River S.D., Katherine Sumners of Belle Fourche; and 10 grandchildren; nine great grandchildren; brother, Clair and his wife Bonita Harris of Custer; and sister, Lois Buum of Rapid City. (Black Hills Pioneer, SD)
Crash, burn, arise May 30, 2007
This is former stand-up comic Alexie s novel, so a funny thing happens next: Zits time travels to several defining moments in Native American history, appearing as an Indian boy at Little Big Horn; as an FBI agent infiltrating the American Indian Movement; he even slips into his Indian father s skin. When Zits inhabits a pilot who unknowingly trained a Muslim terrorist how to fly, the heavy hand of the author imbues Zits culture clash with all things perish the word universal. (San Antonio Current, TX)
Wounded Knee's ghosts ride again May 27, 2007
Gambling money has been both good and bad as some tribes have become very rich,' said Professor Dawn Riggs, an expert in Native American history at Purdue University in West Lafayette, Indiana. Back in 1970, when Brown's book was published, Native Americans were all but forgotten and powerless on their reservations, reduced in popular culture to stock images of whooping warriors in cowboy films or friendly farmers in Thanksgiving Day ceremonies. (Guardian Unlimited -- World)
68-year-old Ph.D. candidate beats the odds UCB, May. 16 May 17, 2007
In 1999, she took some cross-listed classes on Native American spirituality and philosophy, and became fascinated with Native American history and "colonial mishaps." She graduated as a double major in religious studies and ethnic studies in 2001. In graduate school at UC Berkeley, she remained on the Native American studies path, focusing on the Creek and Cherokee Indians. (University of California Newswire, CA)
On Cape, gales of hypocrisy May 16, 2007
Eastham has beautiful beaches, lovely woods and ponds, and enough Pilgrim and Native American history to bolster any town's boosters. But every year, it's windmill this and windmill that, all hail the mighty windmill. (Boston Globe)
Promote South Dakota outside Black Hills, too May 12, 2007
But South Dakota has more to offer, much of it untapped from festivals and special events to sports to Native American history and pageantry to the Missouri River, even agri-tourism. Let s not forget we ve only tapped into a tiny portion of what South Dakota has. (Rapid City Journal, SD)
