Volume IX Winter 1997-98
# 3
In This Issue
Responsible Welfare Reform:
the tribal colleges' role
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Features
8 A Community Responsibility for Welfare Reform
By Marjane Ambler
12 Entrepreneurs Stimulate Tribal Economies
By Carolyn Casey
15 Haskell Builds upon Old Skills
By Cheryl Foley Chuckluck
16 Strengthening Tribal Nations through Vocational Education By Dr. Nate St. Pierre
19 Welfare Reform Will Create More Misery
By James Shanley
22 Welfare Reform in Indian Country: Crisis or Opportunity?
By John Bushman
29 Profile of a Tribal Entrepreneur: Doreen Lane
By Carolyn Casey
38 A Safe Place for Children at Rosebud
By Marlies White Hat
41 From Welfare to Business Owner
By Carolyn Casey
48 Cheyenne River Celebrates 25th Year
By Francine Hall
52 Who Pays to Educate Tribal College Students? Victory in Wisconsin Important Precedent
By Dr. Michael Pavel, Ph. D.
Departments
24 Research: Leadership Reflections of Women Tribal College Presidents
By Bernita L. Krumm
30 On Campus
42 Reviews
By Julie Cajune and Lydia Whirlwind Soldier
46 Student Profile A Parish Family Tradition: Strong Willed and Self-Sufficient
By Jennifer Dale
47 Land Grant Department: Dine College Building Economies by Respecting Tradition
By Paul Boyer
On the Cover: Photo by Ken Blackbird Photo at Crow Fair