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Cover Artist:
Chris Paul, Coast Salish, is gaining international acclaim for his limited edition giclée prints, cedar panels, and glass sculpture. Paul’s work often reflects flora, fauna and mythologies associated with his culture and his home on Vancouver Island.
Paul’s work can be seen at The Black Tusk Gallery, #108 - 4293 Mountain Square, Whistler, British Columbia, Canada VON 1B4. Visit their website at www.blacktusk.ca
Chris Paul can be contacted at: PO Box 250, 1164-c Stelly’s X Rd, V8M 1H3, Victoria, British Columbia, or email: clutch74@shaw.ca.
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Text prepared by Barbara Sorensen
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Text prepared by Barbara Sorensen with Barbra Wakshul and Lisa King
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New Career Opportunities Abound
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The current administration’s focus on involving science advisers from diverse backgrounds is already impacting Indian Country.
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