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Articles in November, 2005 issue of Indian Country Today (Lakota Times)

• Storyteller revisits Lewis and Clark
  by Burnham, Philip
• The history of rewriting history
  by Rodriguez, Roberto
• News from the Northern Plateau
  by McNeel, Jack
• A world of thanks and Thanksgiving
• Students participate in education conference
  by Melmer, David
• John Locke and Indian country
  by Newcomb, Steven
• Drilling would violate international law
  by Norrell, Brenda
• Developing a stronger student body
  by Fredd, Betsy
• Have gaming tribes bought California?
  by Schmidt, Rob
• Navajo designer captures magazine cover
  by Norrell, Brenda
• Mohegan elder passes; Gladys Tantaquidgeon leaves trail of life at 106 years
  by Adams, Jim
• Former Interior deputy denies Abramoff influenced BIA decisions
  by Toensing, Gale Courey
• John Locke and Indian country
  by Newcomb, Steven
• South Dakota moves forward on tribal partnerships in education
  by Melmer, David
• On guard at NCAI
  by Norrell, Brenda
• Veterans travel to France for Calling Home Ceremony
  by Wiwchar, David
• Native Cooking
  by Carson, Dale
• District court rules for Shinnecock
  by Adams, Jim
• Endangered species controversy rages on the Klamath River; Pesticides; herbicides adversely affect traditional gathering
  by Kull, Wendy
• IBM leads the way with diversity initiatives
  by Toensing, Gale Courey
• Report says Arctic drilling would devastate Gwich'in lifeways
  by Norrell, Brenda
• Hurricane Stan adds to Mayans' misery
  by Hernandez, Juan A. Avila
• Students participate in education conference
  by Melmer, David
• Health care disparity must be remedied
  by Pallone, Frank, Jr.
• Four artists chosen as exemplary role models
  by Melmer, David
• Federal sale may include treaty lands
  by Melmer, David
• Projects recognized at Honoring Nations banquet
  by Norrell, Brenda
• Smokers quit for a day
  by Melmer, David
• National Hockey League embraces aboriginals
  by Wiwchar, David
• A personal retrospective of the extraordinary
  by May, James
• Haudenosaunee gather to talk about problems and solutions
  by Wanamaker, Tom
• New era of energy for tribes; Renewables conference drives innovative ideas
  by Melmer, David
• The life of Alvin M. Josephy Jr., authoritative interpreter of history
  by Peavey, Diane Josephy, Wolowitz, Allison
• Young Northwest leaders challenge racism as philosophy
• Workplace diversity aids Freescale Semiconductor
  by Lee, Tany
• Sioux boxer sweeps cruiserweight division
  by McNeel, Jack
• District court rules for Shinnecock
  by Adams, Jim
• Writer Taiaiake Alfred urges freedom from colonial thinking
  by Gorelick, Melissa
• Veterans travel to France for Calling Home Ceremony
  by Wiwchar, David
• Oklahoma gathering praises Native revival
  by Norrell, Brenda
• Native Cooking
  by Carson, Dale
• Cherokee Nation deputy principal chief elected to national office
  by King, Patti Jo
• Vermont band denied federal recognition
  by Toensing, Gale Courey
• Native Cooking
  by Carson, Dale
• Revenue sharing and reservation shopping create greed and misfortune
  by Gutierrez, Ronald L. "Buz"
• Navajo rancher chooses customers as carefully as she tends her flocks
  by Woodard, Stephanie
• States' legislation on school cultural programs varies
  by Melmer, David
• Tigua query masked by Miers exit
  by Adams, Jim
• O'odham tell U.N. rapporteur of struggles
  by Norrell, Brenda
• Chemicals in cigarettes are killers
  by Melmer, David
• Projects recognized at Honoring Nations banquet
  by Norrell, Brenda
• BIA law officer graduates from FBI academy
  by Toensing, Gale Courey
• Foreclosure out in push for Oneida tax pact
• Indigenous geography is a good approach
• Drilling would violate international law
  by Norrell, Brenda
• Native Cooking
  by Carson, Dale
• Former Interior deputy denies Abramoff influenced BIA decisions
  by Toensing, Gale Courey
• Mohegan elder passes; Gladys Tantaquidgeon leaves trail of life at 106 years
  by Adams, Jim
• Navajo designer captures magazine cover
  by Norrell, Brenda
• Have gaming tribes bought California?
  by Schmidt, Rob
• Artist, activist and preservationist pass into the spirit world
  by Norrell, Brenda
• Minority executive scholarship provides for elite training
  by Hemmingsen, Jennifer
• Interior's computers ordered disconnected - yet again
  by Melmer, David
• Voting rights violated in South Dakota
  by Melmer, David
• The life of Alvin M. Josephy Jr., authoritative interpreter of history
  by Peavey, Diane Josephy, Wolowitz, Allison
• Libby, lies and the casualties of war
  by Lyons, Scott Richard
• Schaghticokes launch Internet petition calling for investigation
  by Toensing, Gale Gourey
• THE NATIONS' CAPITAL; The value of a human life
  by Tam, Cynthia
• Tribal survival in an evolving world
  by Moorehead, Virgil
• Navajo, Apache girls play hoops in northern Idaho
  by McNeel, Jack
• Young Northwest leaders challenge racism as philosophy
• New fellows named to leadership program
• Navajo rancher chooses customers as carefully as she tends her flocks
  by Woodard, Stephanie
• Killer whale named in honor of anthropologist
  by Walker, Richard
• Young writers' stories take the spotlight
  by Holmes, Estar
• Health care is all about the funding
  by Melmer, David
• Child welfare conference examines past, looks ahead
  by Ross, Matt
• Native Cooking
  by Carson, Dale
• The anti-war movement is the real opposition
  by Lyons, Scott Richard
• States' legislation on school cultural programs varies
  by Melmer, David

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