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Articles in September, 2003 issue of Indian Country Today (Lakota Times)

• School launches new careers for Lummi workers
  by Walker, Richard
• Native Hawaiian surfer was pioneer for women
  by Norrell, Brenda
• Evergreen State College: A vision becomes a reality
  by Cloud, Redwing
• Gaming is healthy and growing
  by Wanamaker, Tom
• Inter-tribal trade: Re-establishing ancient trading routes
  by Facer, Eric F.
• Perception, proof and progress: Casinos and Indian employment
  by Taylor, Robert J.
• New media entrepreneur struggles to support America Indian artists
  by Taylor, Robert J.
• BIA-funded schools are unlocking doors to the future
  by MArtin, Aurene
• West Nile Virus cases continue to grow
  by Melmer, David
• Ambitious Native firm tackles big projects
  by Fogarty, Mark
• Feds indict Rhode Island dog racers, plot to stop casino thwarted
  by Adams, Jim
• Thanksgiving Spirit Run for emotional cleansing
  by Murg, Wilhelm
• Little Red River combines faith with family
  by Ross, Matt
• Navajo to guarantee mortgage outlays in $3 million program
  by Fogarty, Mark
• U.S. myopia on nuclear materials needs attention
• Mohegan team ends winning season
  by Adams, Jim
• A conversation with Suzan Shown Harjo; PART TWO
  by Graef, Christine
• Nuclear secrets, nuclear lies
  by Norrell, Brenda
• In the public eye: Native tourism in South Florida
  by Burnham, Philip
• ATV trail system may set precedent
  by Thompson, Abbey
• Story of the Bison; Kevin Costner and Tatanka
  by Pond, Roscoe
• Chamber sees positive expansion
  by Whitehead, Bobbie
• Family and friends celebrate Campbell's return
  by Melmer, David
• Back to Batoche
  by Ross, Matt
• Securing economic sovereignty through agreement
  by Graham, Lorie
• Tribal gaming needs the same federal protections as other trust resources
  by Coin, Jacob
• The Bureau of Land Management: They steal horses don't they?
  by Newcomb, Steven
• Presidential candidate receives tribal advice; Dean learns about economic and health crises in Indian country
  by Norrell, Brenda
• NIBA gala encourages job creation
  by Reynolds, Jerry
• Seneca Nation voters approve reservation casino
  by Wanamaker, Tom
• Oneidas may gamble in Illinois
  by Wanamaker, Tom
• Premier sings of injustices at residential schools
  by Ross, Matt
• Traditional Navajo foods and lifestyle bring health and strength
  by Norrell, Brenda
• Pechota named Chief of Staff at NIGC
  by Wanamaker, Tom
• Despite advances, threats to indigenous peoples abound
  by Mohawk, John C.
• native Cooking
  by Carson, Dale
• Anderson 'intended nominee' to head BIA
  by Dempsey, E.S.
• Ayaangwaamizin Academy
  by Hughes, Pam
• Rocking in the far north
  by Ross, Matt
• Adventure of a lifetime
  by LeMay, Konnie
• Spokane Tribal School excels
  by McNeel, Jack
• Former Lummi police chief heads to law school; Receives $10,000 NIBA Scholarship
  by Walker, Richard
• Nation building lessons in the Hoopa Valley
  by Coin, Jacob
• The political economy of reorganization
  by Reynolds, Jerry
• National inter-tribal housing construction co-op yet to happen
  by Fogarty, Mark
• Joe Shirley Jr. speaks out on the Navajo Nation
  by Shively, L.A.
• University brings American Indian presence to campus
  by Graef, Christine
• Amnesty International holds racial profiling hearings
  by Murg, Wilhelm
• Federal judge to decide on bingo hall 'promptly'
  by Wanamaker, Tom
• NIBA comes to town
  by Reynolds, Jerry
• Peruvian truth reveals decades of terror
• Running talent hits the trail
  by Ingersol, Kari
• Racism: South Dakota style
  by Melmer, David
• Native mental health: Issues and challenges
  by Kindya, Kenneth J.
• Skull and Bones Society hoards Geronimo's skull
  by Norrell, Brenda
• Infrastructure woes may strangle Indian housing boom
  by Fogarty, Mark
• Connecticut Sun make playoffs the hard way
  by Adams, Jim
• Dogribs dealt a new deal
  by Ross, Matt
• Building the Native national arts economy
  by Harjo, Suzan Shown
• Entrepreneur overcomes adversity
• 'WINTER COUNT' By DALLAS CHIEF EAGLE
  by Nicosia, Nicole
• Mission school remembered...
  by Trimble, Charles E.
• Bill Janklow at the crossroads
  by Kent, Jim
• Quapaws sue Tar Creek polluters
  by Burg, Wilhelm
• Kids are great
  by Carson, Dale
• Indigenous Language Institute debuts community-based handbooks
  by Woodard, Stephanie
• Taking economic development to the next level
  by Adams, Jim
• Mixed emotions on Indian country's economic development
  by Morgan, Lance
• Beleaguered tribe moves ahead; Small steps lead to big economic gains
  by Melmer, David
• Building new beginnings on Pine Ridge; Home ownership and economic development brighten reservation's future
  by Melmer, David
• Meskwaki dispute enters the classroom
  by Hemmingsen, Jennifer
• Profiles in trust; PART THREE
  by Reynolds, Jerry
• Let the games begin; New York looks to tax reservation smoke and fuel sales; Were the tribes allowed to give input on coupon plan?
  by Wanamaker, Tom
• 'Today is a good day,' Santa Fe film festival celebrates living the magic
  by Norrell, Brenda
• UCLA students help build laws based on culture, history
  by Lambert, Lisa
• Right-wing hysteria debases the public discourse
• Northern Arizona University: Programs prepare students for the future
  by King, Patti Jo
• Realizing the goal of economic self-sufficiency in 2020
  by Largent, William H.
• Janklow appears in court
  by Melmer, David
• Blackfeet tackle numerous economic projects
  by Selden, Ron

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