Oklahoma tribal elders fight to keep Kiowa language alive
In Carnegie Oklahoma six Kiowa elders aged 15 to 67 gather at the tribal center to study Kiowa words. Dorothy Kodaseet leads the session as they confront language loss amid decades of assimilation and shrinking fluent speakers. The Navajo Nation also shows declines as English use rises among children.
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Bobby Gooladdle
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Greg Bigler
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Amish Cook shares Sunday church day and recipes
The column recalls gathering eight family members for church and a Sunday meal at Joe's, weather warnings, a Thursday niece's wedding, and a cook's role with her daughter Susan as table waiter. It includes two recipes: Scrambled Eggs and Bacon Bake and Zucchini Casserole, with baking details and servings. Elizabeth, Old Order Amish, writes weekly from Indiana by lantern light.
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Real sushi goes mass market in America
The piece describes a New York sushi factory using a robot to dispense horseradish and tuna, salmon, and shrimp from distant suppliers. Entrepreneurs expand Innovation in ready-made sushi, with California rolls, rice kits, and nationwide outlets, while chefs like Nobu Matsuhisa blend Latin flavors.
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Nobu Matsuhisa
Peru
Argentina
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London
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