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"World Eskimo-Indian Olympics" Holly F. Reimer, Inupiat Eskimo, is a reporter and production manager for the Tundra Times, Alaska's only state-wide Native newspaper. She writes about youth and elders, health concerns and other Native issues. Barbara Crane is a staff photographer for the Tundra Times in Anchorage. Wayne Attla, an Eskimo from Fairbanks, is a freelance photographer and a student at the Brooks Photographic Institute in Santa Barbara, California. Rob Stapleton is a full-time staff photographer...
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NOURISHING A CULTURE When the Pilgrims stepped ashore at Plymouth Rock, the Natives gave food to survive a harsh winter. Nearly 400 years later, the ancestors of some of those Natives are still helping. By Robert L. Smith.
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Native Peoples Volume 9, Number 1, Fall/Winter, 1995.
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Native Peoples Volume 11, Number 1, Fall/Winter, 1997.
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Native Peoples Volume 9, Number 3, Spring, 1996. (Special Edition . NMAI Reaches Its Goal) Fall/Winter 1996. Nov.Dec.Jan.
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