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Articles in February, 2006 issue of Indian Country Today (Lakota Times)

• STORYTELLER; THE DANCE
  by Edwards, Ken
• Discovery of Indian artist denied by some
  by Reason, Jamie
• Connections to the Grand Canyon
  by Ziemann, Sheri L.
• Mohegan's chief of staff resigns suddenly
  by Toensing, Gale Courey
• Wild Horse Pass expands Pima and Maricopa appeal of travelers
  by Norrell, Brenda
• Learning to make GREAT decisions
  by Fradd, Betsy
• Venezuela hosts delegation at World Social Forum
  by Norrell, Brenda
• Wisconsin high schools urged to change mascots
  by Melmer, David
• Tribal group refuses Burns donation
  by Melmer, David
• News from the Southwest
  by Norrell, Brenda
• Garcia delivers the State of Indian Nations address
  by Reynolds, Reffy
• Mohegan's chief of staff resigns suddenly
  by Toensing, Gale Courey
• Tohono O'odham face a complex struggle
  by Norrell, Brenda
• American Indians north and south: A web for discourse
• Schaghticoke leader asks for endorsement
  by Toensing, Gale Courey
• South Dakota lawmakers to look at bills
  by Melmer, David
• Discovery of Indian artist denied by some
  by Reason, Jamie
• STORYTELLER; THE DANCE
  by Edwards, Ken
• Development from the inside out
  by Cook, Tom Kanatakeniate
• Celebrating Tohono O'odham life at the Wapkial Ha: Tas
  by Norrell, Brenda
• Indian-specific reductions draw criticism
  by Reynolds, Jerry
• Foundation helps three tribes fight poverty
  by Melmer, David
• Native-owned businesses celebrate 20 years of RES
  by Slattery, Ryan
• 'End of the Spear' shoots...and misses
  by Mushynsky, Gina
• The hirluaq - A place of shelter and fear
  by Qitsualik, Rachel A.
• Stone and gems: Taos Pueblo sculptor listens to the stone
  by Norrell, Brenda
• Pacific Northwest cultures on display
  by Wiwchar, David
• H2OPI Run to Mexico City receives corporate support
• Salvadorans take steps to reclaim heritage
  by Ross, Matt
• First Nations flock to the ballot box
  by Ross, Matt
• Business alliance makes accusation of illegal gaming
  by Kull, Wendy
• South Dakota's legislative session disappoints
  by Melmer, David
• McCain urges firm gaming act regulation
  by Reynolds, Jerry
• Honoring WOMEN; Yvonne Oberley
  by McNeel, Jack
• Lobbying reform takes a look at tribes
  by Reynolds, Jerry
• REAUTHORIZE THE IHS
  by Briggs, Kara
• Campaign finance system, not tribes, to blame for scandal
  by McCarthy, John
• Morales: A historic opening for indigenous peoples of Latin America
  by Healy, Kevin
• Sundance features Native filmmakers
  by Norrell, Brenda
• Lobbying reform takes a look at tribes
  by Reynolds, Jerry
• Honoring WOMEN; Yvonne Oberley
  by McNeel, Jack
• Running down through the centuries: The Hopi way
  by Johnson, Jean
• Dark clouds: Destroying democracy to save it
  by Newcomb, Steven
• Reducing barriers to health care
  by Walker, Richard
• Response: Spokane Tribe strives for a better future
  by Abrahamson, Greg
• Native Cooking
  by Carson, Dale
• Fakers and phonies and frauds, egad: There ought to be a law
  by Harjo, Suzan Shown
• Arizona Sen. Jon Kyl speaks about Native issues
  by White, Debra J.
• Wild Horse Pass expands Pima and Maricopa appeal of travelers
  by Norrell, Brenda
• A budget sneak attack on our sacred places
  by Beach, Luci
• Native Cooking
  by Carson, Dale
• McCain urges firm gaming act regulation
  by Reynolds, Jerry
• South Dakota's legislative session disappoints
  by Melmer, David
• Business alliance makes accusation of illegal gaming
  by Kull, Wendy
• Pacific Northwest cultures on display
  by Wiwchar, David
• Arizona state and Indian tribes, 'Moving Arizona Forward'
  by Norrell, Brenda
• Sharp cuts called for
  by Reynolds, Jerry
• Yaqui in Mexico suffer effects of toxic pesticides used in agricultural fields
  by Norrell, Brenda
• Idaho gaming comes under fire
  by Holmes, Estar
• Campbell calls for more Capitol Hill presence
  by Reynolds, Jerry
• Honoring WOMEN; Rebecca Miles
  by McNeel, Jack
• Housing lending distribution skewed
  by Fogarty, Mark
• Navajo take a sovereign stand against latest uranium scramble
  by Reynolds, Jerry
• Stone and gems: Taos Pueblo sculptor listens to the stone
  by Norrell, Brenda
• U.N. negotiations on indigenous rights wrap up, for now
  by Taliman, Valerie
• Equal justice is only a perception in South Dakota
  by Melmer, David
• Native Cooking
  by Carson, Dale
• Response: Spokane Tribe strives for a better future
  by Abrahamson, Greg
• Tohono O'odham face a complex struggle
  by Norrell, Brenda
• Navajo take a sovereign stand against latest uranium scramble
  by Reynolds, Jerry
• Corn, beans and squash - An enduring trinity
  by Johnson, Jean
• Education tops the list for South Dakota legislation
  by Melmer, David
• Western Shoshone urge probe of human rights violations
  by Norrell, Brenda
• Tohono O'odham lead state in electronic tax filing program
  by Adams, Jim
• Rhine's documentaries highlighted current issues
  by Herrman, Babette
• Bonneville Power Administration terminates Fish Passage Center
• Running down through the centuries: The Hopi way
  by Johnson, Jean
• Morales' victory brings indigenous leaders to Bolivia
  by Garrigues, Lisa
• Interior ordered to pay Cobell lawyers
  by Melmer, David
• Native Cooking
  by Carson, Dale

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