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Fall 1997 , Volume 12, Number 4
Business
& Careers
From the Boardroom to the Classroom—
Native Americans Making the Career Switch
A group of Native Americans pursue the
dream of teaching.
by Ned Steele
Two
World Walkers—The Eagles in Aerospace Program
A mentoring program brings Indian students
together with professionals in aeronautical careers.
by Jason Stark
Indian-Owned
Businesses—Business Savvy With Indian Values
Three Native American businesses that are
giving back to their communities.
by Dick Pierce
Perseverance
Pays Off—Profile of Albert Bowie, Doctor
of Pharmacy
A San Juan Pueblo man leads the way in
the competitive pharmacy field.
by Barbra Wakshul
Building
Telecommunication Capacity in Indian Country
Several tribal nations develop a telecommunications
plan for their communities.
by Madonna Peltier Yawakie
Focus
on 1997 Conference Major Corporate Sponsor—
Project View Takes a New Turn
Corporate sponsor IBM increases the diversity
of its workforce.
by Mary Duncan
Health
& Environment
Report from the Frontlines—Native Organizations Battle Against
the Spread of AIDS
Native People take on the challenges of
social and economic problems in their fight against AIDS.
by Jane Westberg
The Science of Ecology and Native American Tradition
Early Native peoples understood the basic
principles of the science of ecology.
by Raymond Pierotti and Daniel R. Wildcat
Sharing
Traditional Medicine with Zapoteca Healer Enriqueta Contreras
Photostory by Mary Annette Pember
Traditional
Knowledge
The Developmental Cycle—Teachings on the Eight Stages of
Growth of a Human Being
Eight landmarks in the growth of human
beings are described in a talk by Don Coyhis
Features
Chief
Joseph's Revenge
A legacy is reborn on the Bear's Paw Battleground
in Chinook, Montana.
by Mark Stevens
Annie
Humphrey—Ojibwe Singer for Beauty
by Judy Merritt
Book
and Resources
Fiction
Great Grandmother and the Devil
by Nancy Anderson
Departments
Editorial
Into the Wind
Letters to the Editor
News from AISES
Employment Classifieds
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