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Say What! -- Kelis Calls New Song 'Tribal & Surreal' + More (The Boombox)
Filed under: Say What! Kelis discussed her new song, "Acapella" recently, describing its sound as "very 'last woman standing'...It's like the end-of-the-world child type thing. It's got all these ethnic influences in it. There is a Native American element to it and an African element to it and an Asian element to it. It's really tribal and kind of surreal at the same time ." That sounds terrible ...
Kelis Calls Her 'Acapella' Video 'Really Tribal' (Vh1)
Kelis calls her "Acapella" video "really tribal." "It's very 'last woman standing,' " she said of the clip for her first Flesh Tone single.
University of Idaho professors develop Native Science Education Paradigm (Indian Country Today)
As far as University of Idaho professor Dr. Ed Galindo is concerned, 0.3 percent is not an acceptable number. That’s the percentage of engineers in this country who are Native Americans, according to the National Science Foundation.
Students volunteer at Native American medicine garden (The Minnesota Daily)
By: Jessica Van Berkel At the University of Minnesota’s St. Paul campus, alongside acres of agricultural research land, a small group of students work with Native American plants, medicine and culture. Native American medicine gardens, which include herbs for making teas and ceremonial plants, have been around for centuries. The University’s garden, which covers less than a quarter of an acre ...
Milanovich re-elected to tribal council (The Desert Sun)
PALM SPRINGS — The Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians on Monday announced its tribal council election results, confirming the re-election of longtime chairman Richard M. Milanovich and two-term council member Vincent Gonzales III.
Colville tribal member will carry abuse issue to pope's doorstep (Yakima Herald-Republic)
Clara Vargas will tell her story of alleged childhood sexual abuse before an unusual audience on Saturday: the Italian Parliament.
Keeping a native American spirit (Daily Sparks Tribune)
SPARKS – Schools that use Indians as their mascot frustrate Spanish Springs High School senior Charisse Foster. She’s even more irritated by other students who are misled by the notion that native Americans still live in teepees or wear feathers in their hair because they’re insulting her culture.
Tribal crime scene investigators get hands-on training (KXII Sherman)
DURANT, OK--Just a few months ago, two members of the Choctaw Nation were certified as Crime Scene Investigators, in order to look into archaeological crimes involving sacred tribal artifacts.
Powwow returning to Saline April 10-11 (The Saline Reporter)
For the second year in a row, the Native American Student Association at the University of Michigan will host its annual powwow, one of the largest student-run powwows in the country, April 10 and 11 at Saline High School instead of the University of Michigan campus.
Dolores Dardar (The Daily Comet)
Published: Wednesday, March 31, 2010 at 6:28 a.m. Last Modified: Wednesday, March 31, 2010 at 6:28 a.m. Dolores Antoinette “Granny” Dardar, 72, recognized by many as “Granny,” a resident of Golden Meadow and a native of New Orleans, died Monday, March 29, 2010.