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64The twenty first century Native American Woman is still fighting for survival.
A short hub on the many things Native American woman are and are stereotyped to be.
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63Window Rock: A Symbol of the Navajo People
A short hub on what Window Rock means to the Navajo people.
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70Joining Western Medicine and Traditional Healing: Journey of the First Navajo Woman Surgeon
The book contains stories of many patients whom Dr. Alvord sees and treats. Through these accounts she weaves the gifts, wisdom and keen insights that Traditional healing has to offer a medical system that often sees organs and diseases rather than whole persons.
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61Skin walker...........
Bending slightly at the waist and to one side he looks over the edge of the trail Far..... far below he see's the lights his eyes see without fail He is the skinwalker His eye's take on a glow in this night of darkened skies Which ever animal he...
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49Adventures in Travel
Dear Tucson, This is a love letter. After a week together, I realize that what began as a college infatuation for you has grown into a grand passion. I want to tell the world about you, but English becomes a foreign language when I try to...
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83Dust Devils Are Also Known As Nevada Tornadoes
Sitting at a traffic light here on a Las Vegas Nevada city street, we were once suddenly surrounded by wind and debris. We realized we were in the midst of a "dust devil" a common, tornado like occurrence that happens here in the Mojave Desert. Whirlwinds like these can reach wind speeds of 60 mph, but usually are relatively harmless and short lived.
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76Denver International Airport Conspiracy: The "Symbols"
The last in series of hubs looking at several aspects of the conspiracy surrounding Denver International Airport.
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66Monsters and other Fantastic Creatures: Mirrors of our Reality
by Juan Carlos Dozal Varela Human Heritage - The Alebrije is a paper maché or wooden sculpture which combines whimsical hybrid animal representations and colourful line and dot patterns. Created in the 1930's by cartonero Pedro Linares, they...
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63Issues and facts about Navajo Elders
The Navajo Nation elderly population is large and is growing at an accelerated pace. According to the University of North Dakota, this age group will grow by 110% between 2000 and 2020. For the Navajo Nation in 2000 elders 55 years and over was...
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61Plural Society in the Southwest
Plural Society in the Southwest, edited by Edward H. Spicer and Raymond H. Thompson, published in the early 1970s, deals with the historical and ongoing cultural and demographic diversity in the American southwest. In addition to Spicer and...
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