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February 2007
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Indian Country TodayFor an update on what's happening in Native American news, pick up a copy of Indian Country Today. The weekly newspaper offers its readers news and views on the issues facing native communities. Every week, the broadsheet keeps a strikingly sharp eye on Washington, with in-depth analysis of the various bills moving through Congress and their possible impacts on Native Americans. A front-page piece in the Feb. 14 issue by Jerry Reynolds picks apart President Bush's 2008 budget proposal and quotes House Rep. Nick Rahall saying the budget 'both debilitates the basic needs of sovereign Indian nations and stunts the creation of opportunities in Indian country.' -- Natalie Hudson

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Dispensing with the typical clich?s of pastoral life, Backwoods Home gets down to the nitty-gritty details of a living off the land. The sticker seals that protected the March/April issue were difficult to open, likely because they expected me to have a survivalist knife on hand to assist. Once inside however, I was rewarded with interesting stories on growing your own food, protecting your home from wildfires, and a rather gruesome story of wilderness dentistry involving a carpet needle, lineman's pliers, and a lot of blood. Backwoods Home can be delivered to your door six times a year, wherever that door might be. -- Bennett Gordon

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