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Hydraulic Fracking: Take It or Leave It

By Nerissa Walton and Ellissa Cyr Posted on December 30, 2015 Posted in Nonfiction, Research
Hydraulic Fracking: Take It or Leave It

Would you rather have a shortage of natural gas or a shortage of water? Who can live without water? Can you live without natural gas? We know we need natural gas, but oil fracking damages water sources and contaminates drinking …

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Comfort?

By Alice Rose Crow Posted on August 20, 2015 Posted in Creative Nonfiction, Nonfiction, Student 2015, Writing Contest Honorable Mentions
Comfort?

You rise in false triumph to face the unfamiliar church full of people—clusters of Bristol Bay and Tundra families—gathering with a smattering of bible-carrying city congregants who bend toward the shadows of your church on an early Friday afternoon. The …

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Going AWOL

By Rudell Two Bulls Jr Posted on August 20, 2015 Posted in Creative Nonfiction, Nonfiction, Student 2015, Writing Contest Honorable Mentions
Going AWOL

It is a hot and sunny summer in Farmington, NM. The day is nice enough for a bike ride along the Berg Park Animas River trail. Too bad today is not the day to partake in these outdoor opportunities. Especially …

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David and Sunockv

By Elizabeth Anita Roastingear Posted on August 20, 2015 Posted in Creative Nonfiction, In Print, Nonfiction, Student 2015, Writing Contest Winners
David and Sunockv

In the late afternoon of a windless yesterday, bees swarmed the Purple Robe Locust tree outside my apartment window. The breeze brought them back today and they swarmed the trees in the grove outside my apartment fence. Chile, the Blue …

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From Pandan Leaf to Birch Bark

By Michelle Marion Posted on August 20, 2015 Posted in Creative Nonfiction, In Print, Nonfiction, Student 2015, Writing Contest Winners
From Pandan Leaf to Birch Bark

I had been living in Bali, Indonesia, when I came to visit my relatives on the Leech Lake reservation. It was a regular trip I took with my parents each time I visited from abroad. My parents still lived on …

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On The Trail to the Swamp

By Mary Kancewick Posted on August 20, 2015 Posted in Creative Nonfiction, In Print, Nonfiction, Student 2015, Writing Contest Winners
On The Trail to the Swamp

She is alone. Alone, with cats and dogs and fish. The morning is dark. She flicks on a kitchen light switch. She descends to the basement TV room to feed the flitting neon swimmers. She sees that she forgot, the …

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2015 Introduction by LeAnn Howe

By LeAnn Howe Posted on August 17, 2015 Posted in Guest Editorials, In Print, Student 2015
2015 Introduction by LeAnn Howe

A little over a decade ago I published “The Story of America: A Tribalography,” discussing how Native authors pull together all the elements of their tribe—meaning the people, the land, multiple characters, and all their manifestations and revelations—and connect these …

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Animals Matter

By Chante' Japp and Dave Bets His Medicine Posted on May 31, 2015 Posted in Research
Animals Matter

In the United States today we face many issues with feral cats and dogs. Euthanizing them simply because they do not have a home should not be a solution to this problem. There are other ways to get these animals …

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Help For Our Youth

By Alissa Smith and Carrie Manning Posted on May 31, 2015 Posted in Research
Help For Our Youth

There are many needs in Wolf Point, Montana, but one of the most pressing ones is the well-being of younger generations. There are many children and families that are in need of a healthy environment in which to live. These …

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Take a Stand & Propose a Solution on Hepatitis C

By Adam Denny Posted on December 19, 2014 Posted in Research
Take a Stand & Propose a Solution on Hepatitis C

Historically, the Indian tribes of northeastern Montana were first ravaged by outbreaks of smallpox, and then by both malnutrition and starvation as the great buffalo herds dwindled to nothing. More recently, the Native population from that part of the state, …

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