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Exhibit recalls elements of Indian boarding schools
At Phoenix Heard Museum a new exhibit Remembering Our Indian School Days documents the federally run boarding schools from 1879 to today. Curated by Margaret Archuleta and historians, the show features memoirs, interviews, text, audio and video, plus photographs and a barber chair symbolizing the hair cutting begun on arrival. The exhibit runs up to five years and traces the shift from forced assimilation to celebration of Indian heritage.
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Remembering Our Indian School Days exhibit opens at Heard Museum
Margaret Archuleta of the Heard Museum in Phoenix stands beside a barber chair from the Remembering Our Indian School Days exhibit. The show, the first comprehensive look at federal assimilation efforts, covers injustices and also highlights positive outcomes, including artists who began their careers there and lifelong connections formed among students. Jim Thorpe is noted as one who attended Carlisle.
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Dear Abby on teen torment and parental support
Former outcast from West Virginia shares how loving parents helped them endure daily taunts at school and avoid violence. The letter urges readers to recognize the damage of teasing and to support troubled youths to prevent tragedies. Abby urges parents teachers and students to act and notes resources for teen guidance.
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Schulz Fund donates $1 million to Sonoma State music center
The Schulz Fund, founded by Charles Schulz, pledges 1 million toward a 75 million Green Music Center at Sonoma State. Funds support the Santa Rosa Symphony as it seeks 10 million in private gifts. The gift is a 1-to-2 matching program for individual and business donations following Schulz's death at 77 last year.
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