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Vol. 15, No. 3, Spring 2002

Nex’wetem: Southern California Indian Basketweavers Organization
Beverly R. Ortiz

Whispers in the Wind
Rhonda L. Robles

Remembering Lillian
Susan Dominguez

When the Ancestors Speak
Georgiana Valoyce Sanchez

Walking for the Ancestors:
The Mono Nation Traditional Walk and Gathering
Laughing Coyote

Theater/Film: Mission Indians
Margaret Dubin

From Grandma’s Knees to College Classroom:
Luiseño Comes Full Circle
Linda Rose Locklear and Eric Elliott

Lang Makes History: Karuk Skater First Native American Woman in Winter Olympics
Margaret Dubin

The Arts

Gerald Clarke’s Shapes and Sounds of Cahuilla
Margaret Dubin

Grants
Ken Castro-Oistad

Vitamin A(yyy)
Editor’s Notes by Jacquelyn Ross; When Native Foods Were Left Behind: Boarding School Nutrition and the Sherman Institute, 1902–1922 by Jean A. Keller; Sonoma County’s Healthy Traditions Diabetes Program by Ruth Dubin; A Special Feast by Ruth Dubin; Managing Diabetes Care in California by James Oliver; Medical Focus: Diabetes by Ruth Dubin

Friends of News from Native California

Books

Panamint Shoshone Basketry: An American Art Form; Indian Basketmakers of California and the Great Basin; and Fibers and Forms: Native American Basketry of the West reviewed by Justin Farmer

My Ten Favorite Books on California Indian Basketry Justin Farmer

Big Times/Little Times
Kim Hogeland

Groundhog Day
Allogan Slagle

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