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In This Issue
Prep School Recruits Native Students for Transitional Year Prior to College
Native Art for Rent
Will Recession Hurt Pow Wows This Year?
Workshop Shows How Languages Can Be Preserved with Technology
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UND Must Retire "Sioux" Nickname and Logo
Following a unanimous decision, the North Dakota State Board of Higher Education directed the University of North Dakota to terminate use of the "Sioux" nickname and logo by it athletic teams. [Read more.]
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Culture and Education Newsletter
Prep School Recruits Native Students for Transitional Year Prior to College
Girl at SchoolA leading prep school in New England is recruiting Native American students for a post-graduate transitional year between high school and college, which could become a model for other schools around the country. [Read more.]
Native Art for Rent
Even a few years ago when the economy was strong, many could only wish they had the money to purchase a Phillip Charette -crafted Yup'ik mask. Today, with people and businesses crimping like they never crimped before, it is tougher than ever to find buyers. But what about renters? The award-winning artist hopes there are more of them. [Read more.]
Will Recession Hurt Pow Wows This Year?
Pow wow season is here. But with the nation officially in an economic recession, what kind of season will it be?

Paul Gowder, owner/operator of PowWows.com, one of the Web's top pow wow portals, said there has been a lot of discussion in the site's forums about how the bad economy will impact pow wows this year. [Read more.]
Workshop Shows How Languages Can Be Preserved with Technology
Indian tribes have really embraced technology, but when it comes to solutions and tools that can help them save their languages, their arms could not be open any wider. [Read more.]
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