Indian Country Today (Lakota Times)

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Articles in April 2004 issue of Indian Country Today (Lakota Times)

• Renewing the West
  by Norrell, Brenda
• Energy Independence Day Campaign - coming soon
• Domestic terror gets the silent treatment
  by Adamson, Rebecca
• Overhaul of federal recognition process is unlikely for this year
  by Reynolds, Jerry
• Native solidarity: Amerind moves to Indian country
  by Fogarty, Mark
• Let the games begin; Bill approved to ratify Akwesasne compact
  by Wanamaker, Tom
• The Cobell lawsuit and your Individual Trust Accounts
  by Cobell, Elouise
• Distributive justice against Lumbee recognition
  by Reynolds, Jerry
• Anderson's approach to governance a little different
  by Melmer, David
• NIGA gathers
  by Norrell, Brenda
• Bias found in reservation telephone infrastructure
  by May, James
• Trout thriving on territory; thirty years of fish management sees species revival
  by Ross, Matt
• Northwest at a glance
  by Walker, Richard
• Lawsuit roundup
  by Adams, Jim
• The Presidents; Gerald R. Ford
  by Reynolds, Jerry
• Montejo named Peace Secretariat
  by Barreiro, Jose
• The President's 'smog of war'
  by Gonzales, Patrisia, Rodriguez, Roberto
• 'American Indian Graffiti' debuts
  by Murg, Wilhelm
• Contradictions inherent in U.S. v. Lara
  by Newcomb, Steven
• Cigarette companies target American Indians
  by Norrell, Brenda
• Supreme Court ruling benefits tribes
  by Reynolds, Jerry
• Non-traditional students set example
  by Melmer, David
• Yocha-de-he; A school apart
  by May, James
• Inuit women's art exhibit at the Pequot Museum
  by Murg, Wilhelm
• Nunavut Arts Festival raises funds
• Gov. Richardson celebrates power of Indians
  by Norrell, Brenda
• Military reduction good news for Guatemala
• Maine's second-class Indians: Betrayed by EPA
• Cobell mediators get the go-ahead
  by Reynolds, Jerry
• Minnesota and tribes at odds over gaming
  by Melmer, David
• Navajo Code Talkers remain active with appearances
  by Ross, Matt
• To go forth and to return: Salute to Victor Montejo
• Oneida Nation takes off
  by Wanamaker, Tom
• Tribal members protest Catawba Bingo
  by Largo, Jim
• Anti-Indian groups fail at ballot box
  by Adams, Jim
• Tribal timber gets a Senate hearing
  by Reynolds, Jerry
• New liaison position to stem communication shortcomings
  by Slattery, Ryan
• Let the games begin; A revenue-sharing cap of 10 percent?
  by Wanamaker, Tom
• Tucker receives humanitarian award at NIGA convention
  by Norrell, Brenda
• The case of the dying department
  by Adamson, Rebecca
• California gaming ballot initiatives
  by May, James
• THE SUN SOLUTION: A CHANGE OF CODES WOULD HELP
  by Suagee, Dean B.
• Native science and engineering fair
  by Norrell, Brenda
• Lara decision
  by Adams, Jim
• Colorado Indian license plates raise scholarship funds
  by Norrell, Brenda
• Revelations from Native poets
  by Norrell, Brenda
• The Ancient One and unidentified ancestors
  by Harjo, Suzan Shown
• Land comes full circle for the Samish
  by Walker, Richard
• Appeals court trio turns down Shenandoah eviction appeal
  by Adams, Jim
• Graham interview reveals further details
  by Melmer, David
• Boxing commissions hope to heal a bruised sport
  by Adams, Jim
• Boarding school abuse didn't break Lakota aerospace engineer
  by Norrell, Brenda
• American Indians Get Out The Vote
  by Norrell, Brenda
• Tradition from two worlds
  by Murg, Wilhelm
• Educating Capitol Hill is key to progress
  by Coin, Jacob L.
• Diabetes education with a twist
  by Ross, Matt
• Let the games begin; Punishing tribes for a state's errors
  by Wanamaker, Tom
• South Dakota on nation watch
  by Melmer, David
• A friend with clout for South Dakota reservations
• 'Business as usual' for Haskell award winner
  by Pierpoint, Mary
• Native Cooking
  by Carson, Dale
• Wood shop builds school pride
  by Ross, Matt
• 'THE TEXAS INDIANS,' BY DAVID LA VERE
  by Taylor, Robert J.
• Hints of the American Southwest
  by Perry, Ella
• Class II advisory committee formed
  by Wanamaker, Tom
• Chiapas and Guerrero through an uncensored lens
  by Norrell, Brenda
• Revitalizing Native languages
  by Park, Jaime
• Native Cooking
  by Carson, Dale
• Chumash meet opposition
  by May, James
• New cop in town prompts boycott
  by Melmer, David
• Northeast Woodlands Briefs
  by Adams, Jim
• Struggling to make 2004 Haskell pow wow a reality
  by Pierpoint, Mary
• Oneida dissenters disavow judicial critic but quote his attack
  by Adams, Jim
• From Nez Perce athlete to doctor
  by McNeel, Jack
• Narragansetts battle for economic base
  by Adams, Jim
• Healthy Living in brief
• Detroit casinos settle with tribe
  by Melmer, David
• Tsigo Bugeh Village shows how to stretch housing money
  by Fogarty, Mark
• Peltier lawyers ask for FBI probe
  by Melmer, David
• Daschle steps up for Indian country
  by Jandreau, Michael B.