Trace Ancestry of Odd Indian Tribe Near Houma La
Dr. F G Speck, University of Pennsylvania anthropologist, surveys Houma Indians in bayou Louisiana. He notes remnants of tribes linked to earlier builders, living in palm huts, relying on hunting and fishing. Creole French spoken. study aims to map language and mythic lore. ties to mound builders suggested.
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American College Boys Seek Better Derver Through Study
The article, citing Dr W Haney Jiclesn and Dr McLean, argues that modern college men face higher expectations and want disciplined preparation. It claims the 1988 model college student is more curious, conscientious, and less inclined to playful missteps, aiming for success after graduation.
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Mongrel Can Count Change for Drinks in Vancouver
Duke Richard Davidson's four year old mongrel mix can count change for drinks and perform tasks around the house. The educated cross between a German shepherd and another breed helps with tidying, sniffs for cards in games, and can pick out money for beer meals or ice. He has even helped as a master to build a cabin in the British Columbia wilds.
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Vancouver
Duke
Richard Davidson
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Seteh J Brown
British Columbia Wilds
Foto Feature Ni as Isle of Gold
FOTO-FEATURE NIAS ISLE OF GOLD Eighty miles off the west coast of Sumatra lies Nias an equatorial island with about 200000 people Size comparable to Delmeere Egyptians and Phoenicians influenced the area over centuries Originally they came from northern Sumatra Gold exists in local caches never mined Pigs jaws clay flasks and earthenware platters are tied to chiefs festivals Pigs are the island’s sole export and currency
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