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Post your links and snippets in the comment section.
Thanks to all who make this happen.
Have a good week, will post these on Sunday, the 2nd of May.
Lonnie Wright, a second year student at University of South DakotaD law school, was elected president of the National NALSA (Native American Law Students Association). USD’s NALSA chapter was also named the 2010 Chapter of the Year. The group received the award at the 35th annual Indian Law Conference earlier this month in Santa Fe.
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The USD chapter worked with the Indian Wills Project, organized a food drive to benefit the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe and coordinated a toy drive for children of the Rosebud Sioux Tribe.
Interior secretary approves Cape Wind, Nation’s first offshore wind farm”
Another opponent is US Sen. Scott Brown.
“Dem. Scott Heidepriem Believes he has a Good Chance in South Dakota’s Governor Race.”
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Includes photo of ceremony in Feb., a list of events, and a reading list for adults and children…
Oglala Tribal President Theresa Two Bulls okays a visit by National Guard helicopters to educate occupants about the history of the Wounded Knee Massacre, she doesn’t properly inform the historically traumatized residents. The residents get wind of the visit and are waiting for the helicopters to protest their landing. It is too traumatic for the descendants of Wounded Knee to see the military land near the sacred gravesite, they resist and one helicopter touches down but then all leave because of the resistance.
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