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Date 3-10-06
Contact Steve Rouse 601.266.4491
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POWWOW—Mary Zitnik of Loxley, Ala., an international
studies student at the University of Southern Mississippi, closely
examines some American Indian jewelry Friday, during the first day
of the Golden Eagles Intertribal Society 4th Annual Powwow on the
Hattiesburg, Miss., campus. The three-day powwow features gourd
and intertribal dancing, hand-drum and dance contests, as well as
cultural presentations and Indian arts, crafts and foods. The powwow,
serves as a fund-raiser for recruitment, retention, and scholarships
for American Indians at Southern Miss. (Southern Miss Public Relations
photo by Steve Rouse)
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POWWOW—University of Southern Mississippi religion professor Dan Capper tries his hand at tossing a "rabbit stick" at a cup, Friday, during the first day of the Golden Eagles Intertribal Society 4th Annual Powwow on the Hattiesburg, Miss., campus. The three-day powwow features gourd and intertribal dancing, hand-drum and dance contests, as well as cultural presentations and Indian arts, crafts and foods. The powwow, serves as a fund-raiser for recruitment, retention, and scholarships for American Indians at Southern Miss. (Southern Miss Public Relations photo by Steve Rouse)
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