A GAGGLE OF MORONS: Warriors Speak Up
(CALIFORNIA) -- The five-member school board of the Carpinteria Unified School District voted unanimously on May 13 to approve a motion to establish a board-appointed committee that would analyze and evaluate Carpinteria High’s use of Native American imagery and determine which emblems are offensive.
State's Indians show superb scores
(OKLAHOMA) -- American Indian students in Oklahoma are outperforming their counterparts in nearly every other state in reading and math, a report released Wednesday shows.
Roadblocks planned during graduation season
(ARIZONA) -- It's graduation time, which means celebrations and parties, which means the Navajo police will be out in force during the next few weeks with roadblocks checking for drunk drivers.
School board forms committee to quell Indian mascot uproar
(CALIFORNIA) -- Carpinteria High School's warrior mascot could be staying. The Carpinteria Unified School District board decided Tuesday night that a committee will be formed to make a recommendation on Native American imagery on the school campus.
The American Indian Experience
(KENTUCKY) -- John Low, the executive director of the Mitchell Museum of the American Indian in Evanston, Illinois, spoke in Riverview Lounge Monday, May 5, at 7 p.m.
U. should not let Indian-education program die
(UTAH) -- It was a celebration about the human spirit, pride in one's heritage and family and a commitment to serve one's community. It was about hope and the belief that people can make a difference.
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