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STAFF BLOG REPUBLIC INSIDER Jackley investigating food for votes claims
New from The Associated Press: SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) - South Dakota Attorney General Marty Jackley says his office is investigating whether three rallies held by Democrats on American Indian reserv...
Posted on 10/20/10 at 9:36 AM
OUR VIEW: A missed chance at fairness in Chamberlain
Not every school in South Dakota should consider an American Indian honor song during graduation ceremonies, but a school that is one-third Indian should consider it.
By Editorial board , May 15, 2013
Indian students lose fight for honor song
Chamberlain board denies graduation ceremony request
By Anna Jauhola , May 13, 2013
Akta Lakota Museum addition tells school's history
More than 75 school officials, community members, alumni and students attend ribbon-cutting event.
By Chris Mueller , May 13, 2013
Noem wants tribal relations office
Congresswoman proposes new entity within USDA
By Staff reports , May 09, 2013
Degree means new life for local woman
Mother with troubled past becomes MTI’s second female HVAC graduate
By Ross Dolan , May 09, 2013
'Famous Dave' Anderson: Alcohol, drug abuse on reservations is preventable tragedy
Dave Anderson condemned alcohol and drug use on American Indian reservations following a motivational speech Wednesday to students at the Wagner Community School.
By Anna Jauhola , November 28, 2012
'Famous Dave' urges students in Wagner to persist through adversity
Problems and adversity never go away, but instead of preventing success, they’re actually a large part of becoming successful.
By Anna Jauhola , November 28, 2012
Volunteers repair Wounded Knee gravesite arch
WOUNDED KNEE (AP) — A group of volunteers repaired an archway that marks a mass grave where Sioux men, women and children were killed near Wounded Knee Creek.
February 15, 2012
GIAGO: Indians are humans, not sports mascots
“The dogs may bark, but the caravan moves on” is an old Arab proverb.
I quoted this old saying more than 25 years ago when I first broached the subject of the use of Indians as mascots for America’s fun and games.
By Tim Giago , February 15, 2012
Wagner celebrates Year of Unity
WAGNER — Dorothy Kiyukan, cultural coordinator for the Wagner Community School, had a simple explanation for the success of Thursday’s Year of Unity event: “the energy.”With hundreds of students and community members packed into the Wagner gym, Gov. Mike Rounds and American Indian newspaper publisher Tim Giago gave impassioned speeches about unity, culture and collaboration.
Giago, whose columns appear each Monday in The Daily Republic, spoke about unity being a community’s and not a government’s responsibility.
By Chris Huber , October 22, 2010
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