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Wednesday May 16, 2012 LARRY ECHO HAWK RESIGNS BIA POST Assistant Secretary Larry Echo Hawk addresses tribal leaders at the winter session of the National Congress of American Indians in Washington, D.C. March 7, 2012. Photo © Indianz.Com • Statement of Interior Secretary Ken Salazar | Official Biography • Coverage: ICT | Salt Lake Tribune | Associated Press • More: LDS News Release | LDS Video [Starting at 5:06] Latest News: GOP bill report questions data on crime against Indian women (5/16) White House raises veto threat against Republican VAWA bill (5/16) DC Circuit dismisses challenge to Western Shoshone trust bill (5/16) KPLU: Officials questioned tax status of Chehalis Tribe resort (5/16) Judge opens hearing on Kialegee Tribal Town's casino project (5/16) BIA cancels disputed agreement for Fond du Lac Band casino (5/16) Partner looking to start work on Graton Rancheria casino soon (5/16) Native Sun News: Oglala Sioux Tribe plans veterans cemetery (5/15) Native Sun News: Sisseton Wahpeton chairman in gaming feud (5/15) Suzan Shown Harjo: Uproar over 'Cherokee' Elizabeth Warren (5/15) Steve Russell: Mitt Romney can't recall an old bullying incident (5/15) Mary Annette Pember: Adoptees connecting with tribal culture (5/15) Report: BIA wasted nearly $1M on law enforcement recruiting (5/15) Tribal consultation call on May 30 to address taxation policies (5/15) Senate Finance Committee's hearing on tribes and tax reform (5/15) House Resources Committee sets markup on tribal energy bill (5/15) House considers measure to improve Indian housing process (5/15) House to debate Violence Against Women Act reauthorization (5/15) Editorial: Going backward on the Violence Against Women Act (5/15) Tribes increase contributions to President Obama's campaign (5/15) Cowichan Tribes declare a state of emergency after suicides (5/15) Crow Tribe turning to basketball to promote higher education (5/15) Shoshone-Bannock Tribes win ruling against non-Indian firm (5/15) Travel: Weaving dreams on another trip to the Navajo Nation (5/15) Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe hosts festival during solar eclipse (5/15) Oneida Nation arrested four in connection with teen stabbing (5/15) White Earth Band celebrates 20th birthday of gaming facility (5/15) Connecticut tribes report declines in slot machine revenues (5/15) Rival sites offer views on Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe casino (5/15) Internet gaming interests spend big on California campaigns (5/15) Opinion: New York set to expand non-Indian casino offerings (5/15) Tim Giago: 'Beer sniffing' reporters descend upon Pine Ridge (5/14) Native Sun News: TransCanada still pushing for Keystone XL (5/14) Delvin Cree: Turtle Mountain Band on the hook for a big loan (5/14) Jodi Gillette: Restore tribal court authority in VAWA measure (5/14) Jefferson Keel: Tribal jurisdiction doesn't violate Constitution (5/14) SCIA hearing on Thursday on the federal trust responsibility (5/14) 10th Circuit won't help Pueblo man avoid criminal sentence (5/14) Gyasi Ross: Thanking all Native mothers for standing strong (5/14) Winona LaDuke: A great chief, Randy Kapashesit, passes on (5/14) Julianne Jennings: In celebration of Indian women of healing (5/14) Doug Cuthand: First Nations bear the costs of energy project (5/14) Democracy Now: Alaska Natives share concerns at UN forum (5/14) more headlines...   VOICE: 202 630 THEZ (8439) FAX: 202 318 2182 Hot Topics: Cobell | 112th Congress | land-into-trust | Wambli Sina Win Local Links: Indian Gaming | Federal Register Message Board | In The Hoop More Headlines Jobs and Notices: • Little River Band Associate Legislative Counsel • Keweenaw Bay Indian Community Attorney • AISES Programs and Projects Officer • Positions at National Indian Health Board • Nez Perce Tribe Manager, Law and Order Executive Officer • White Earth College Developmental English Faculty • Positions at National Congress of American Indians • Crow Canyon Archaeological Center Major Gifts and Planning Officer • AISES Business Development Director • Standing Rock Sioux Tribe Request for Proposals • Contact Blue Earth Marketing, lchen@blueearthmarketing.com, to place your job ad or notice Quick Links: Twitter | Facebook | YouTube Pechanga | Buffalo's Fire Turtle Talk | MT-WY TLC SCIA | House Resources On Native America Calling By the Way Sweetie, What's Your Clan? - Falling in love in Indian Country is no simple matter of just meeting the right person. In some tribes, it’s taboo to date someone if they are related to you through the clan systems even if they are not related to you by blood. When it comes to respecting clan traditions, just how difficult is it to find a suitable mate to fall in love with? Are rules against inter-clan relationships too restrictive? Is marrying outside your tribe the only answer?

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