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UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA NEWS UND Time-Out Week and Wacipi powwow set for April 15-21
UND will celebrate American Indian Cultureduring the 43rd annual Time-Out Week April 15-19, and theWacipi PowwowApril 19-21. This year's them...
Posted on 4/12/13 at 11:56 AM
STAFF BLOG CAPITOL CHATTER Legislative notebook: House DFL wants $250 million in property tax relief
By Don Davis and Danielle Killey Almost 1 million Minnesotans would receive larger property tax refunds, or their first refunds, under a House Democratic proposal. Rep. Jim Davnie, DFL-Minneapolis...
Posted on 4/3/13 at 10:03 AM
STAFF BLOG THE N.D. CAPITOL AND BEYOND Tribal Law and Order Act passes
The U.S. Senate has passed the Tribal Law and Order Act of 2010 in response to what Sen. Byron Dorgan, D-N.D., describes as the crisis in law enforcement on many Indian reservations. Do...
Posted on 6/25/10 at 4:38 AM
UND Time-Out Week begins Monday, Wacipi Powwow set for Friday 
UND will celebrate American Indian culture with dozens of events on campus during the 43rd annual Time-Out Week Monday through Friday and the Wacipi Powwow Friday through April 21.
By Herald Staff Report , April 13, 2013
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White Earth 1st to team up with US prosecutors
An American Indian tribe in northern Minnesota will become the first in the country to team up with federal prosecutors under a law designed to improve public safety on reservations, the U.S. Department of Justice announced Friday.
By Amy Forliti , March 15, 2013
Prosecutor: American Indian gang operated as criminal enterprise
Three alleged members of an American Indian gang known for terrorizing people in the Upper Midwest were part of a criminal enterprise in which members dealt drugs, attacked informants and used other violent tactics to maintain the gang and its reputation, federal prosecutors said during closing arguments Tuesday in the men's trial.
By Amy Forliti , March 13, 2013
Prosecutor: American Indian gang used violence
Jurors are hearing closing arguments in the racketeering trial of three members of an American Indian gang known for terrorizing people in the Upper Midwest.
By Amy Forliti , March 12, 2013
Indian Affairs nomination hearing held for NM dean
University of New Mexico Law School Dean Kevin Washburn says he would work to ensure the federal government meets its obligations to American Indians if confirmed as the Interior Department's assistant secretary for Indian Affairs.
By Associated Press , September 14, 2012
New Miss Indian Nations crowned at ND powwow
Twenty-five-year-old Shannon Hooper of Fallon, Nev., was crowned during the 43rd annual United Tribes International Powwow in Bismarck, which wrapped up over the weekend.
By Associated Press , September 10, 2012
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American Indian nursing focus of 2-day conference
North Dakota State University is sponsoring the conference Tuesday and Wednesday in Fort Yates. Nursing professor Loretta Heuer says it's the first of its kind. She says it will start the dialogue on how to get more American Indian students into nursing.
By Associated Press , May 22, 2012
Justice Department official set for tribal seminar in ND
The No. 2 official at the U.S. Department of Justice is coming to North Dakota to talk about public safety on American Indian reservations. Deputy Attorney General James Cole is scheduled to be the keynote speaker Thursday morning at a tribal conference in Bismarck.
By Ashley Martin , April 24, 2012
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American Indian cooking traditions - with new twists - featured at UND Time Out
Each year for the past eight or nine years, Twyla Baker-Demaray and friends have produced traditional American Indian food as part of the annual Time Out at UND, a week of talks, performances and presentations showcasing the history and culture of regional Indian tribes.
By Chuck Haga , April 17, 2012
Northern Minnesota Ojibwe bands start radio stations
Four new radio stations are on the air across northern Minnesota, and each is eager to serve American Indian audiences.
By Dan Gunderson , November 13, 2011
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American Indian activist Means says he has cancer
Russell Means, a former American Indian Movement activist who led the 1973 uprising at Wounded Knee, says he has inoperable throat cancer. The 71-year-old said doctors told him the cancer was too advanced for surgery. Means, who is also an actor known for his role in "The Last of the Mohicans," said he would not have chosen surgery anyway because it would have meant the removal of his tongue and his ability to speak.
By Associated Press , August 18, 2011
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Tribal members demonstrate for fishing treaty rights at Red Lake, Minneapolis
Three Red Lake Nation members put their hooks and lines in eastern Upper Red Lake Friday one day before the Minnesota Fishing Opener. In Minneapolis, Dakota tribal members staged a similar protest.
By Molly Miron , May 13, 2011
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Supporters: AIM leader Peltier's health declining
Supporters of imprisoned American Indian activist Leonard Peltier say he might have prostate cancer.
By Associated Press , November 16, 2010
HIGHER EDUCATION NOTEBOOK: UND engineer to speak ... Walsh bust unveiled ... Sanford official to lecture ... more
Pablo de Leon, an Argentine aerospace engineer and research associate in UND’s Department of Space Studies, was the keynote speaker Saturday at the Smithsonian Latino Center in Washington, D.C.
By Staff Reports , October 18, 2010
AROUND NORTH DAKOTA: Rogers school wins award ... Program recruits Indian engineers
An eastern North Dakota school is among 304 nationwide being recognized for high achievement.The Barnes County North campus in Rogers, N.D., is getting a Blue Ribbon School award from the U.S. Department of Education.
By Associated Press , September 13, 2010
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