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Indian Magazine: HOPI SILVERSMITH LOMAY DIES AT 83
Award-winning Hopi silversmith Lewis Lomay, 83, died Tuesday, less than two weeks before he was to open his booth at Santa Fe Indian Market, where he had displayed his wares for nearly half a century.Lomay was born April 15, 1913, at Oraibi, Ariz., the oldest of the Hopi villages. In a recent article in American Indian magazine, Lomay recalled how he began his artistic career by drawing pictures of his friends on rocks."We used other rocks, nails, pieces of metal or...

Indian Magazine: The Daily Telegraph: ICC to discuss remedying absence of drugs policy after Condon's report
MUCH has been made this week of the International Cricket Council's vision of the future. But one subject not mentioned is the increasing concern about drug abuse by cricketers.Such is the concern that the subject will be discussed next week at the meeting of the ICC's executive board in Malaysia. This is not an area much associated with cricket, but a cover story in a leading Indian magazine, Outlook, has made amazing allegations about current Indian players taking...

Indian Magazine: Gulf News: Letter from Chakwal: The reason for Kargil war still shrouded in mystery
India may agonise over Kargil, over the shortcomings and failures of its army when the conflict broke out. (An internal Indian army report, the subject of an extensive story in the Indian magazine, Outlook, is scathing on the subject.) Indians are welcome to soul-searching. That's not how things are done in Pakistan.The Pakistani response to failure or folly is refreshingly simple: just forget about the damned thing. Consign it to the drawer of unwelcome memories and throw the...

Indian Magazine: Powwow blends sacred and secular: thousands attended the first powwow on the National Mall to celebrate the National Museum of the American Indian and
It was the first powwow ever held on the National Mall. Thousands of American Indians representing 223 tribes gathered in Washington in September to ...

Indian Magazine: ENCYCLOPEDIA OF INDIAN WARS: Western Battles and Skirmishes, 1850-1890
ENCYCLOPEDIA OF INDIAN WARS Western Battles and Skirmishes, 1850-1890 Gregory F. Michno Mountain Press Publishing Company, Missoula, Montana, 2003. Illustrations, ...

Indian Magazine: American Indian mascots should go
A sports-page headline screams: "Cowboys scalp Redskins to maintain lead." The logo of the Cleveland "Indians" is a buck-toothed, ...

Indian Magazine: Social Stories: The Magazine Novel in Nineteenth-Century America.(Blue Pencils and Hidden Hands: Women Editing Periodicals, 1830-1910)(Book Review)
Social Stories: The Magazine Novel in Nineteenth-Century America. By Patricia Okker. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Press, 2003. 202 pp.