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• • Red Cloud student gets slew of Ivy League offers (The Rapid City Journal) 4/24/08
• • Twin Buttes project to go forward (The Dickinson Press) 4/22/08
• • Complaints grow against Indian education bureau (The Daily Times) 4/19/08
• • The dreams that draw students into nursing (Grand Forks Herald) 4/19/08
• • UM to break ground on Native center (The Missoulian) 4/18/08
• • U. turns down federal grants for American Indian program (The Salt Lake Tribune) 4/16/08
• • Red Cloud school receives $1 million gift (Rapid City Journal) 4/3/08
• • Evergreen State College partners with Tulalip Tribes (Indian Country Today) 4/2/08
• • Innovative online course trains Montana teachers in Indian education (Indian Country Today) 4/2/08
• • Eastern Shoshone language to be taught at UW (Montana's News Station) 4/1/08
• • Improved Indian education data collection needed (Indian Country Today) 3/28/08
• • Heritage High School has permanent home in Tulalip (The Daily Herald) 3/28/08
• • Five colleges to collaborate to help Indian students (The Columbian) 3/25/08
• • Dormitory cultivates Indian values for youth (The Arizona Republic) 3/24/08
• • Tribal students can earn a degree on Tulalip land (The Daily Herald) 3/18/08
• • Native American Center breaking new grounds (Montana Kaiman) 3/14/08
• • From the bottom of the education barrel (Indian Country Today) 3/14/08
• • Students settled into UAIC Tribal School (The Colfax Record) 3/13/08
• • Gap in American Indian disability services (The Daily Times) 3/10/08
• • Diné College gets $5M for library in capital outlay (The Daily Times) 3/6/08
• • NMSU President Martin signs Tribal Extension agreement with American Indian colleges (Indian Country Today) 3/3/08
• • Tribal leadership studies draw dozens to campus (Tulsa World) 3/2/08
• • With homage to the past, Gilbert speech gathers up the many strands of Indian education today (Indian Country Today) 2/29/08
• • Senate hearing on jails, schools and health facilities (Indianz.com) 2/29/08
• • Haskell launches research center (Lawrence Journal-World) 2/28/08
• • Eviction ends D-Q protest (The Sacramento Bee) 2/21/08
• • O'odham college would benefit tribe, state (Arizona Daily Star) 2/20/08
• • USD appoints Kunesh director of AIS (Press & Dakotan) 2/16/08
• • NIEA president delivers education address (Indianz.com) 2/12/08
• • Buseys donate $15K to OCU for American Indian scholarships (The Journal Record) 2/12/08
• • Bill would add to state charter schools (The Oklahoman) 2/12/08
• • Tribe: Plan follows successful models (The Jackson Hole Star-Tribune) 2/6/08
• • Charter schools rejected but not dead (Rapid City Journal) 2/6/08
• • Native student program gets middling grade (Anchorage Daily News) 2/5/08
• • Red Cloud school to expand (The Rapid City Journal) 1/31/08
• • Arizona Indian law students host 2008 Moot Court Competition (Indian Country Today) 1/30/08
• • With reservations in flux, American Indian education sees mixed results (The Voice of San Diego) 1/22/08
• • Man teaches 'all ages' about tribe's culture (The Enquirer) 1/21/08
• • When will accountability become more important? (The Daily Times) 1/17/08
• • Haskell sets goal to be ‘cutting-edge’ at convocation (Lawrence Journal-World) 1/16/08
• • Bureau of Indian Education sued: Wasted money, sexual harassment, retaliation all alleged in lawsuits (The Daily Times) 1/14/08
• • Seeking a turnaround: Ute Tribe wants to partner with parents and school board to build success (Deseret Morning News) 1/8/08
• • N.M. native receives $32,000 fellowship (Santa Fe New Mexican) 1/5/08
• • Oneidas see benefits in public, tribal schools (Greenbay Press-Gazette) 1/4/08
• • Tribe already working to make ‘new’ Todd the best (Vernal Express) 1/2/08
• • Classes focus on violence against Indian women (The Daily Herald) 1/2/08
• • SDSU announces bachelor degree in American Indian studies (Indian Country Today) 1/2/08
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