BEGIN:VCALENDAR X-WR-CALNAME;VALUE=TEXT:Public Access PRODID:-//WebCalendar-1.0.5 VERSION:2.0 METHOD:PUBLISH BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000026 SUMMARY:Unnamed Event DESCRIPTION:Unnamed Event CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:19691231 DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000027 SUMMARY:Unnamed Event DESCRIPTION:Unnamed Event CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:19691231 DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000039 SUMMARY:Unnamed Event DESCRIPTION:Unnamed Event CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:19691231 DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000041 SUMMARY:SNAGS Bowling Night DESCRIPTION:The Stanford Native American Graduate Students go bowling. Meet at the Center to carpool to Palo Alto Bowl. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20070809T030000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20070809T050000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000017 SUMMARY:Native Community Welcome Barbecue DESCRIPTION:Join the Native American Orientation Committee and New Student Orientation to welcome both new undergraduate and graduate students as well as returning students, faculty, staff, alumni and friends to the Native American Cultural Center for the beginning of the 2007-08 academic year. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20070929T003000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20070929T020000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000004 SUMMARY:Muwekma House Seminar DESCRIPTION:A weekly course designed to increase awareness of Native issues, history, etc. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071002T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071002T030000Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=MO;UNTIL=20080318T020000Z EXDATE:20071120T030000Z,20071211T030000Z,20071218T030000Z,20071225T030000Z, 20080101T030000Z,20080108T030000Z,20080115T030000Z,20080122T030000Z, 20080129T030000Z,20080205T030000Z,20080212T030000Z,20080219T030000Z, 20080226T030000Z,20080304T030000Z,20080311T020000Z,20080318T020000Z, 20080325T020000Z,20080401T020000Z,20080408T020000Z,20080415T020000Z, 20080422T020000Z,20080429T020000Z,20080506T020000Z,20080513T020000Z, 20080520T020000Z,20080527T020000Z,20080603T020000Z,20080610T020000Z, 20080617T020000Z,20080624T020000Z,20080701T020000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000002 SUMMARY:SAIO Meeting DESCRIPTION:The Stanford American Indian Organization is the umbrella organization for the Native community. Everyone is welcome to attend and learn about issues of importance to the community as well as about upcoming cultural, educational and social events CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071003T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071003T020000Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=2;BYDAY=TU;UNTIL=20080604T010000Z EXDATE:20071031T010000Z,20071212T020000Z,20071226T020000Z,20080109T020000Z, 20080123T020000Z,20080206T020000Z,20080220T020000Z,20080305T020000Z, 20080319T010000Z,20080402T010000Z,20080416T010000Z,20080430T010000Z, 20080514T010000Z,20080528T010000Z,20080611T010000Z,20080625T010000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000023 SUMMARY:Hui 'O Hawaii Kick Off DESCRIPTION:New and returning students--come on over to the Center to find out what the issues are and help to plan events for the quarter. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071005T023000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071005T033000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000024 SUMMARY:Hawaii Club Barbecue DESCRIPTION:It's all about being from 'da islands' and wanting to get together. Come eat and 'talk story!" CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071006T003000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071006T023000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000001 SUMMARY:Natives-R-Us CoRec Football DESCRIPTION:Natives-R-Us Co-Recreactional Intramural Football with Muwekma and Native community members.\\n\\nMeet at Muwekma at 3:30pm to then Carpool to the Sand Hill Fields. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071007T230000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071008T000000Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=SU;UNTIL=20071112T000000Z EXDATE:20071021T230000Z,20071028T230000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000030 SUMMARY:IM CoEd Dodgeball DESCRIPTION:Everyone needs to bring two things: SUID and game. If you are planning on playing in both games remember to bring a pair of shoes for \\nthe indoor courts.\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071008T000000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071008T010000Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=SU;UNTIL=20071112T010000Z EXDATE:20071105T010000Z,20071112T010000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000040 SUMMARY:Native PAE DESCRIPTION:Native Partners for Academic Excellence (PAE-V) aims to introduce Native freshmen to the many opportunities and resources that Stanford has to offer through community-based, small-group mentoring! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071010T013000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071010T023000Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=2;BYDAY=TU;UNTIL=20071205T023000Z EXDATE:20071024T013000Z,20071107T023000Z,20071121T023000Z,20071205T023000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000005 SUMMARY:ANSA Meeting DESCRIPTION:The Alaska Native Student Association meets to discuss current issues, community service and other projects of important to the Alaska Native community. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071010T190000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071010T200000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000019 SUMMARY:Native Sibling "Kick Off" DESCRIPTION:Native frosh and their older student "siblings" meet each other for the first time at the Center! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071012T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071012T023000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000006 SUMMARY:Reunion Open House DESCRIPTION:An open house for alumni returning for Reunion Homecoming, students, staff and friends CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071012T210000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071012T223000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000007 SUMMARY:Alumni Hall of Fame Inductions DESCRIPTION:Join the four Ethnic Community Centers during Alumni Reunion Homecoming as they each induct their 2007 Alumni Hall of Fame recipients! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071012T233000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071013T003000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000008 SUMMARY:Alumni and Student Dinner DESCRIPTION:The Native American Theme House hosts an annual Reunion Homecoming dinner for returning alumni, current students, staff and faculty--and the 2007 Alumni Hall of Fame recipient, Dr. Emmett Chase! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071013T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071013T030000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000029 SUMMARY:Native Grad Student Mentoring and Tutoring DESCRIPTION:Need help with math, physics, statistics, and basic EE or CE engineering course? Anthony Marquez and Kawika Nakoa are here for you. And, by popular demand Matt Anderson will be available to offer help with Chemistry! Tim "Mr. Math" will join the team in November. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071017T050000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071017T070000Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=TU;UNTIL=20071205T060000Z EXDATE:20071121T060000Z,20071205T060000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000009 SUMMARY:2008 Stanford Powwow Committee Meeting DESCRIPTION:The Annual Stanford Powwow is the largest student-run powwow in the United States and planning continues year-round! Everyone is welcome to attend the planning meetings and get involved. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071018T190000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071018T200000Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=2;BYDAY=TH;UNTIL=20071206T200000Z EXDATE:20071019T190000Z,20071101T190000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000042 SUMMARY:SNAGS Meeting DESCRIPTION:The Stanford Native American Graduate Students is a group of Native students in graduate study in the\\nschools of Business, Earth Sciences, Education, Engineering, Humanities and Sciences, Law and Medicine.\\n\\nSNAGS meets twice a quarter to plan the following events and to hang out.\\n\\n*Fall *- Native Graduate Student Forum \\n(co-sponsored by PAE-V)\\n\\n*Winter* - 3rd Annual Stanford Native American Research Conference\\n\\n*Spring* - Elders' Dinner at the Powwow\\n\\n*Ongoing* - Tutoring by grad students on Tuesday nights (Anthony Marquez and Kawika Nakoa)\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071019T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071019T020000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000010 SUMMARY:Dean Eyre's Office Hour DESCRIPTION:Come chat with Dean Eyre and find out what opportunities exist for you within the Undergraduate Advising and Research program! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071019T190000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071019T200000Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=FR;UNTIL=20071207T200000Z EXDATE:20071102T190000Z,20071123T200000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000031 SUMMARY:Natives-R-Us IM Frisbee DESCRIPTION:Natives-R-Us do Ultimate Frisbee! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071019T220000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071019T230000Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=SA;UNTIL=20071110T230000Z EXDATE:20071110T230000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000014 SUMMARY:LEAD Meeting DESCRIPTION:Leading through Education, Activism and Diversity is a cooperative effort of the four Ethnic Community Centers. LEAD participants are selected for the program that runs fall and winter quarter each year and results in the completion of social change projects. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071025T233000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071026T003000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000025 SUMMARY:Cherokee Club Meeting DESCRIPTION:Learn how to sing Amazing Grace in Cherokee and participate in the discussion about upcoming events. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071026T003000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071026T013000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000043 SUMMARY:Graduate Student Research Forum DESCRIPTION:Interested in Grad, Med, Business or Law School? Plan to attend the Native Graduate Student Forum\\npresented by SNAGS and PAE-V!\\n\\nLearn about the experiences of Native grad students at Stanford. This is your chance to ask questions such as: Why did you go to grad school?What will you do with your degree? What is it like as a Native student? How did you choose a school? I'm a freshman, what should I do to prepare? I'm a senior, how do I choose a school? What tests do I need to take?\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071026T013000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071026T030000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000018 SUMMARY:Native Sibs Pumpkin Carving DESCRIPTION:Native frosh and their "Big Sibs" get together to carve pumpkins for the Center's front porch! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071029T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071029T030000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000020 SUMMARY:Stew, Frybread and Tamale Dinner DESCRIPTION:Everyone is welcome to the Center for one of the regular Native Community dinners. Join students, faculty, staff and the Muwekma Ohlone Tribe and First Nations's Fellows for a delicious meal and a lot of fun! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071031T003000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071031T023000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000015 SUMMARY:LEAD Meeting DESCRIPTION:Leading through Education, Activism and Diversity is a cooperative effort of the four Ethnic Community Centers. LEAD participants are selected for the program that runs fall and winter quarter each year and results in the completion of social change projects. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071101T233000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071102T003000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000022 SUMMARY:Hui 'O Hawaii Hosts First Nations' Fellows DESCRIPTION:Come on over to the Center to "talk story" and sing. Everyone is welcome! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20071101 DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000038 SUMMARY:SPAM Musubi Workshop DESCRIPTION:The Hawaii Club presents...another great (perhaps the greatest) use for SPAM. Come learn...and eat! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071107T043000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071107T060000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000016 SUMMARY:2008 Stanford Powwow Committee Meeting DESCRIPTION:The Annual Stanford Powwow is the largest student-run powwow in the United States and planning continues year-round! Everyone is welcome to attend the planning meetings and get involved. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071108T200000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071108T210000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000046 SUMMARY:NAACP's 2nd General Body Meeting DESCRIPTION:Everyone is welcome!\\n\\nNew to the NAACP? No Problem. It's Never to Late to Join the Fight for Civil Rights! Get involved with our projects including:\\n\\n*Panels on inter-cultural relationships/collaborations- Discussing\\nSOCC and "Self-Segregation" in ethnic communities\\n\\n* Big speaker events, including scholar Dr. Michael Eric Dyson\\n\\n* Our plans for the 2008 Presidential Election, including our "Empowerment Through Education" voter registration campaign\\n\\n*AND MUCH, MUCH MORE!\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071109T033000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071109T033000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000050 SUMMARY:PAE-V / Muwekma Faculty Dinner DESCRIPTION:PAE-V / Muwekma Faculty Dinner CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071109T013000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071109T033000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000011 SUMMARY:BAIAR Meeting DESCRIPTION:The Bay Area Indian Agency Reps usually meet on the first Friday every month--and Stanford hosts the November meeting--which was postponed one week until November 9 to avoid calendaring conflicts! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071109T180000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071109T193000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000035 SUMMARY:American Indian Film Festival DESCRIPTION:The Stanford American Indian Organization is leading a field trip to the Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco to watch Ind'an movies!\\n\\nCarpools will form and leave from Muwekma-Tah-Ruk at 5:00. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071110T033000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071110T063000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000032 SUMMARY:Hawaiian Film Night DESCRIPTION:An Indigenous Peoples Month Event featuring "The Hawaiians: Reflecting Spirit" and "Then There Were None."\\n\\nAloha kakou! Hui o Hawai’i is proud to present our first annual Hawaiian Film Night as a part of Indigenous Peoples Month. If you can’t make it to the American Indian Film Festival in San Francisco that evening or you’re just interested in learning more about Native Hawaiians, stop by to enjoy one or two great films about Native Hawaiian issues. \\n\\n‘Ono (tasty) snacks will be provided, and good times are on the menu! Hope to see you there! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071110T030000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071110T053000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000065 SUMMARY:Diné Club Meeting DESCRIPTION:We will be having our first Diné Club meeting. If you want to come and learn more about Navajo Culture or just want to hang with some good people, you are more than welcome to come out. We will be cooking some spam and potatoes and be talking about the Navajo Clan system, and how that effects who you are related to. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071110T030000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071110T040000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000033 SUMMARY:SNIP Reunion DESCRIPTION:Stanford Native Imersion Program Reunion for the Class of 2011.\\n\\nCome enjoy free food and catch up with your fellow SNIPers and SNIP staff CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071111T030000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071111T060000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000048 SUMMARY:SOCC Frosh Mixer DESCRIPTION:Come to the Students of Color Coalition (SOCC) Frosh-Mixer! (SOCC is comprised of SAIO, MeCHA, AASA, BSU and MSAN.)\\n\\nThere'll be music, food, and good times to be had!\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071110T220000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071110T230000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000049 SUMMARY:Paul Farmer, Partners in Health Founder DESCRIPTION:As a medical anthropologist and physician and founder of Partners in Health, Paul Farmer has devoted his life to raising the standard of health care in the underdeveloped regions of the world.  He founded the nonprofit organization Partners in Health in 1987 with the medical and moral mission of delivering treatment to some of the world's poorest communities.  For its innovative approach to global health care, Partners in Health was awarded the Conrad N. Hilton Humanitarian Prize, the world's largest humanitarian award, in 2005. In addition, Paul Farmer is a recipient of\\nthe John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation "Genius Award" for his work in the field of global health, and was named to the list of "America's Best Leaders" by US News and World Report.\\n\\nTickets to see Dr. Farmer speak will be available in White Plaza this Wednesday through Friday, from 11-1 pm. One ticket per SUID, 2 SUIDs per person. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071111T033000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071111T050000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000057 SUMMARY:Natives-R-Us IM Frisbee DESCRIPTION:Natives-R-Us do Ultimate Frisbee! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071111T000000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071111T010000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000036 SUMMARY:"Americana Indian" Exhibit Field Trip DESCRIPTION:A Field Trip to the Exhibit and Dinner with Sac State and UC Davis students: "The Americana Indian: American Indians in the American Imagination"\\ncurated by Stanford Alumus, Brian Baker-Columbus Day to Thanksgiving! Vanpools depart noonish.\\nhttp://www.csus.edu/anth/museum or http://csus.edu/nas CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071111T220000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071112T040000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000056 SUMMARY:IM CoEd Dodgeball Playoffs DESCRIPTION:Everyone needs to bring two things: SUID and game. If you are planning on playing in both games remember to bring a pair of shoes for \\nthe indoor courts. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071112T033000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071112T043000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000045 SUMMARY:8:15 PM Video - True Whispers @ NACC DESCRIPTION:In the spirit of Veteran's Day, the NACC is showing "True Whipsers" a film that explores from the Native point of view the complex story of the role that the Native American code talkers and the Navajo language played in secret communications during World War II. Countless American lives were saved because of the service of these brave young Native American Marines. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20071112 DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000054 SUMMARY:AZ & UCLA Law Rep Discussion DESCRIPTION:Please join two Law School Admissions Experts:\\n\\nDean Terry Holpert of the University of Arizona \\nRogers College of Law, Tucson, Arizona\\n\\nDean Leo Trujillo-Cox of the UCLA, Law School \\nLos Angeles, California \\n\\nFor a Discussion about YOU and Law School! \\n \\n\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071114T000000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071114T010000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000021 SUMMARY:Faculty Lunch: Matt Snipp DESCRIPTION:Professor Matthew Snipp teaches in the Sociology department and is heading both Native American Studies and Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity. He has been a research fellow at the\\nCensus Bureau, the Center for Advanced Study in Behavioral Sciences, and more recently taught at Harvard University.\\n\\nHe has also worked extensively on the federal government standards for racial classification, and teaches classes about American Indians in Historical Perspective and Contemporary Society, as well as general sociology courses.\\n\\nProfessor Snipp has been advisor to countless Native students, and a real asset in advocating for our education both here and on reservations across the nation. His behind the scenes work has\\ntouched both financial aid and admissions here at Stanford, and he was even involved in establishing the high school in Lame Deer, Montana.\\n\\nHe'll be coming to speak about his past, and where education has taken him, so don't miss out. This is a great chance to get to know Stanford profs outside the classroom, and learn from their experiences. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071114T200000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071114T213000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000059 SUMMARY:Natives Do Broomball DESCRIPTION:Reply with your name and whether or not you can drive. It's gonna be epic. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071115T074000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071115T080000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000044 SUMMARY:Shellmound Peace Walk Blessing and Dinner DESCRIPTION:Blessing and community potluck for the Shellmound Peace Walk\\n\\nSacred Site Shellmound Peace Walk \\nHonoring Pomponio An Ohlone Resistor\\nSponsored by Indian People Organizing for Change, (IPOC) and SSP&RIT, November 15-23 2007\\n\\nIndian People Organizing for Change along with Vallejo Intertribal/SSP&RIT invites all to join in a journey of walk and prayer to remember our ancestors who lived on this land for thousands of years. The walk will be led by traditional Native American leaders and Nipponzan Myohoji Buddhists. We will walk and pray with our ancestors in areas where Shellmounds and Sacred sites have been desecrated by development.\\n\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071116T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071116T033000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000052 SUMMARY:Hui o Hawai'i Hawaiian Film Night II DESCRIPTION:Hui o Hawai'i presents the second night of the Hawaiian Film Series, and Indigenous Peoples Month event. "Mauna Kea: Temple Under Siege" and a second bonus (TBA) film will be screened. 'Ono (delicious) snacks will be provided! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071116T030000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071116T050000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000055 SUMMARY:Memorial Service for Charles Jarboe DESCRIPTION:Please join us at Stanford's Memorial Church for a memorial service to commemorate the life of a former American Indian Staff Forum member, Charles Jarboe (Yurok). CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071116T000000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071116T010000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000063 SUMMARY:Powwow Fundraising Subcommittee DESCRIPTION:Powwow's Fundraising Subcommittee will meet immediately before the larger meeting with Stanford University departmental representatives. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071115T190000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071115T200000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000013 SUMMARY:Sally Mentzer's Office Hour DESCRIPTION:Come visit with Sally Mentzer and find out how the Undergraduate Advising and Research program can help you shape your personal adventures! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071116T230000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071117T000000Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=FR;UNTIL=20080606T220000Z EXDATE:20071123T230000Z,20071207T230000Z,20071214T230000Z,20071221T230000Z, 20071228T230000Z,20080104T230000Z,20080111T230000Z,20080321T220000Z, 20080328T220000Z,20080509T220000Z,20080606T220000Z,20080613T220000Z, 20080620T220000Z,20080627T220000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000037 SUMMARY:Cherokee Community of Silicon Valley DESCRIPTION:A Free Geneology Workshop presented by The Cherokee Community of the Silicon Valley (CCSV) and the Santa Clara County Geneaological and Historical Society, will assist those interested in finding a connection to their Cherokee roots to learn more about the resources available. We we will be exploring Eastern and Western Tribal rolls and Indian applications, as well as other documents and resources available to Cherokee descendents. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071117T223000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071118T003000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000066 SUMMARY:Thanksgiving Week/ No Classes DESCRIPTION:No classes will be held at Stanford during "Thanksgiving Week" (Monday-Wednesday). The University as a whole will be closed on Thursday and Friday. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20071119 DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20071121T080000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000064 SUMMARY:Thanksgiving Day Dinner DESCRIPTION:For Stanford's Native students and their friends...the whole deal...turkey, dressing, cranberry sauce, mashed potatoes and gravy, yams, corn, pickles, Jell-O salad, olives, rolls and butter,\\npumpkin pie with whipped cream, apple pie with ice cream,sparkling apple juice, hot cider, and more!\\n\\nEat, watch movies, play Scrabble, eat some more!\\n\\nPlease RSVP (725-6944) so we can cook lots!\\n\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071122T210000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071122T230000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000051 SUMMARY:PAE-V Meeting DESCRIPTION:A Survival Guide to Finals at Stanford CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071128T030000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071128T040000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000062 SUMMARY:Cherokee Cobbler Event DESCRIPTION:Come eat Cherokee Cobbler with Cherokee Club!! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071129T023000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071129T040000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000074 SUMMARY:Faculty Lunch: Karen Biestman DESCRIPTION:Come to the Native American Cultural Center and meet Professor Karen Biestman! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071128T200000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071128T210000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000070 SUMMARY:Diné Day Community Dinner DESCRIPTION:Diné Club is having its Diné Day on Thursday as another event for Indigenious People's Month. Diné students will be celebrating our culture all day long and the day will end with a dinner hosted by Diné Club in which we will be cooking and serving several dishes brought from home. If you want try mutton and some Green Chile from New Mexico, then please come out. And if you want to bring your own dish, you are more than welcome.  CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071130T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071130T033000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000075 SUMMARY:"Take Stanford Home" Info Session DESCRIPTION:If you want to take Stanford recruitment materials home over the winter break, join members of the Admission Office!\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071130T040000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071130T050000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000076 SUMMARY:Natives in Medicine Summer Opportunities Panel DESCRIPTION:Wondering what to do this upcoming summer? Check out the Summer Opportunities Panel NIM is co-sponsoring. Several students from NIM will be presenting among others, including Danielle Tsingine, Temo Peranda, and Carmen Vice.\\n\\nCo sponsored by Chicanos/Latinos in Health Education, Stanford Black Pre-Med Organization and Natives in Medicine\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071129T160000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071129T170000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000085 SUMMARY:Muwekma-Tah-Ruk Study Break DESCRIPTION: Dead Week got ya down? Take a Muwekma Study Break--10:00-11:00pm, December 2-6! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071203T060000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071203T070000Z RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20071207T060000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000071 SUMMARY:Big & Li'l Sibs' Cookie Decorating & Gift Exchange DESCRIPTION:Bib and Little Native Siblings are coming on over to "the Center" to decorate holiday cookies, exchange gifts...and then mosey over to "the House" to bake the cookies since "the Center" still doesn't have it's stove back. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071204T030000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071204T050000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000078 SUMMARY:Native PAE Study Break DESCRIPTION:Native Partners for Academic Excellence (PAE-V) sponsors a study break at "the Center!" CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071205T030000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071205T050000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000102 SUMMARY:Last-Mentoring-Night-of-Fall-'07 DESCRIPTION:Need help with math, physics, statistics, and basic EE or CE engineering course? Anthony Marquez and Kawika Nakoa are here for you. And, by popular demand Matt Anderson will be available to offer help with Chemistry! Tim "Mr. Math" will join the team in November. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071205T060000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071205T080000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000060 SUMMARY:First Nations' Future Sharing DESCRIPTION:Join Mehana Vaughan for dinner at the center to talk story about the recent First Nation's Futures Programme which so many of you participated in and helped to make so special.\\n\\nMehana wants to talk story about what she experienced as our community's fellow, to answer questions, and to get feedback on how to improve \\nStanford's part of the program--particularly how it contributes to larger Native community at Stanford. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071206T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071206T033000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000079 SUMMARY:Coastal Indian Luncheon DESCRIPTION:Alaska Native and West Coast Indian organization, Thai food at the NACC. All are welcome! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071205T200000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071205T210000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000081 SUMMARY:MICS Study Break DESCRIPTION:The Multiracial Identified Community at Stanford (MICS) will host a study break to watch a movie, eat snacks and hang out! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071206T050000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071206T060000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000068 SUMMARY:Holiday Open Houses DESCRIPTION:A "Center-to-Center Get Together" to celebrate the holidays, to contribute to toy and food collections, munch on cookies, and to 'ooh and aah' over the decorations at the Asian American Activity Center, Black Community Services Center, El Centro Chicano and the Native American Activities Center! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071207T000000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071207T013000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000073 SUMMARY:SNAGS Goes to Dinner! DESCRIPTION:The Stanford Native American Graduate Students will go out for dinner somewhere in Palo Alto (restaurant suggestions are welcome!) for our meeting. \\n\\nCome on out for great food and great company! As always, feel free to bring a friend, your significant other, and/or kid(s)! See you then! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071207T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071207T033000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000104 SUMMARY:Hui 'O Hawaii DESCRIPTION:Come on over to the Center for some food "from home!" CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071207T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071207T033000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000082 SUMMARY:Red and Green Holiday Dinner DESCRIPTION:...and 100 teeny, tiny socks on the mantel! Every one is welcome to attend the Annual Holiday Dinner at "The Center!": CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071208T013000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071208T030000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000089 SUMMARY:"Spoken, Not Slurred" DESCRIPTION:The Stanford Spoken Word Collective presents...\\n"Spoken, Not Slurred"\\n\\n7:30 Open Mic\\n8:00 Performances begin\\n\\nFREE Admission\\nFor sale: Chapbooks ($5) and CDs ($10)\\n\\nCheck out our video:\\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dSn_ODAUmF8\\n\\nRSVP here: http://stanford.facebook.com/event.php?eid=6180352449 >http://stanford.facebook.com/event.php?eid=6180352449\\n\\nDo you want more?!!!??!\\nhttp://spokenword.stanford.edu\\n\\nSpread the word. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071208T033000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071208T063000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000091 SUMMARY:Sally Mentzer's Office Hour DESCRIPTION:Come visit with Sally Mentzer and find out how the Undergraduate Advising and Research program can help you shape your personal adventures! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071207T213000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071207T223000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000092 SUMMARY:Children's Christmas Carnival Party DESCRIPTION:As the culmination of the Annual Dolores Sanchez Memorial Toy Drive, the Native American Cultural Center and the Muwekma Ohlone Tribal Council presents for Muwekma Ohlone members and special invited guests.\\n\\nRSPVs required to Monica Arellano, 510-581-5194 or Marellano@muwekma.org CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071208T220000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071209T030000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000088 SUMMARY:Talisman Winter Show DESCRIPTION:Please join us for our annual Winter show in Campbell Recital Hall!\\nFrom one of our own Native frosh, Adrine Wagner from Heart Butte, Montana:\\n\\nTickets: $8/$5 w/suid\\n-Limited Number of Tickets Available!-\\nTickets will be sold in White Plaza starting Monday, December 3. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071209T223000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071210T000000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000090 SUMMARY:Community Circle DESCRIPTION:To help bring the quarter to a close Nanibaa' Garrison and Winona Simms will host a bit of community circle time at the Center. \\n\\nIf you could use a little encouragement, want to offer a prayer or song, or just want to embrace a bit of positive momentum before you enter your final week of school, please join them. A light lunch will be served and you can come and go at your discretion. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071209T193000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071209T203300Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000067 SUMMARY:AISF Holiday Dinner DESCRIPTION:Once again, it's time for our American Indian Staff Forum Annual Holiday Dinner at Buca di Beppo in Palo Alto.\\n\\nPlease RSVP so we can make our "reservation!" CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071211T013000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071211T040000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000086 SUMMARY:Trustees Visit Old Union Complex DESCRIPTION:Stanford University's Board of Trustees members will tour the newly refurbished "New" Old Union complex on Monday afternoon, December 10. Be here and say, "Hello." CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071210T214500Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071210T224500Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000101 SUMMARY:Program Holiday Closure DESCRIPTION:The Native American Cultural Center will be closed for vacation and during the University's Winter Break closure. Regular business and classes will resume on January 7. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071217T170000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071218T010000Z RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20071218T170000Z EXDATE:20071222T170000Z,20071223T170000Z,20071229T170000Z,20071230T170000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000093 SUMMARY:University Holiday Closure DESCRIPTION:Stanford University offices will be closed for winter break. Regular business will resume beginning on January 2 and classes will start January 7. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20071219T170000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20071220T010000Z RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20080102T170000Z EXDATE:20071222T170000Z,20071223T170000Z,20071229T170000Z,20071230T170000Z, 20080102T170000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000103 SUMMARY:Program Holiday Closure DESCRIPTION:The Native American Cultural Center will be closed for vacation and during the University's Winter Break closure. Regular business and classes will resume on January 7. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080102T170000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080103T010000Z RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20080104T170000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000115 SUMMARY:Sally Mentzer's Office Hour DESCRIPTION:Come visit with Sally Mentzer and find out how the Undergraduate Advising and Research program can help you shape your personal adventures! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080111T230000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080112T000000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000124 SUMMARY:Dean Eyre's Office Hour DESCRIPTION:Visit with Dean Eyre (Undergraduate Advising and Research) and discover what opportunities are available to you! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080111T200000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080111T210000Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=FR;UNTIL=20080307T200000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000116 SUMMARY:AISES Meeting DESCRIPTION:The Stanford Chapter of the American Indian Science and Engineering Society meets every Monday at noon! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080114T200000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080114T210000Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=MO;UNTIL=20080317T190000Z EXDATE:20080121T200000Z,20080218T200000Z,20080225T200000Z,20080310T190000Z, 20080317T190000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000118 SUMMARY:Kaorihiva DESCRIPTION:Introducing Kaorihiva, Stanford's Polynesian Dance Group. Come for more information about the group and to learn the tryout routine. We welcome all experience levels and hope to see everyone! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080115T050000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080115T063000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000094 SUMMARY:SAIO Meeting DESCRIPTION:The Stanford American Indian Organization is the umbrella organization for the Native community. Everyone is welcome to attend and learn about issues of importance to the community as well as about upcoming cultural, educational and social events CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080116T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080116T030000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000126 SUMMARY:Tutoring Night DESCRIPTION:The graduate students want to help you with any miscellaneous science and/or engineering classes.\\n\\nNeed help with math, physics, statistics, and basic EE or CE engineering course? Anthony Marquez and Kawika Nakoa are here for you. \\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080116T050000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080116T070000Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=TU;UNTIL=20080312T040000Z EXDATE:20080305T050000Z,20080604T040000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000119 SUMMARY:House Seminar Intro Meeting DESCRIPTION:Please attend this brief introductory meeting about Muwekma-Tah-Ruk's Winter Quarter House Seminar. \\n\\nRegular meetings of the House Seminar will be Fridays at the House 5:00-6:00 on Fridays--beginning January 25. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080117T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080117T023000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000120 SUMMARY:Crazy Horse Family Presentation DESCRIPTION:Crazy Horse Family CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080117T023000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080117T040000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000121 SUMMARY:PAE-Wide Winter Kickoff DESCRIPTION:You are all invited to the PAE-wide Winter Kickoff!\\n \\nCome for the catered dinner and information session on PAE!! All other PAE groups will be there (El Centro, Black House, Athletics, etc). It's a chance for you to mingle with other PAE groups and to learn more about what PAE-V will be doing this quarter.\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080117T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080117T033000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000122 SUMMARY:Powwow Committee Meeting DESCRIPTION:Everyone is invited to attend and become involved in the planning of the 37th Annual Stanford Powwow (May 9-11, 2008). \\n\\nVolunteer a little of your time and become part of the largest student-run powwow in the United States! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080116T200000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080116T210000Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=2;BYDAY=WE;UNTIL=20080521T190000Z EXDATE:20080130T200000Z,20080213T200000Z,20080227T200000Z,20080312T190000Z, 20080326T190000Z,20080409T190000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000047 SUMMARY:Native Ski Trip DESCRIPTION:It's the Muwekma-Tah-Ruk/Stanford American Indian Organization Annual Trip to the Snow over the MLK Birthday Weekend. So if ya wanna go...you need to reply before Thanksgiving break. Costs are not completely worked out but it is usually $50 for the trip. Then if you want to go skiing/snowboarding you have to pay for your rentals as well as your ticket which is usually discounted because we get the group discount.\\n\\nRespond ASAP....also its soooo much fun you should come!\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080118T170000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080119T010000Z RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20080121T170000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000128 SUMMARY:Girl's Hula Practice DESCRIPTION:It's time to start practicing for the annual lu'au coming up in April. \\n\\nPractice is open to anyone and everyone, both beginner and experienced dancers. Please come and encourage those you know to come and participate. It should be a lot of fun and a great learning experience. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080119T180000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080119T200000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000136 SUMMARY:MLK, Jr. Holiday DESCRIPTION:Stanford University will be closed on Monday, January 18 in observance of the Martin Luther King, Jr. Birthday Holiday. No classes will be held. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080121 DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000125 SUMMARY:Law School vs. Business School Panel DESCRIPTION:Interested in Law School? Business School? Perhaps a joint degree? Can't decide?\\n \\nCome hear current law, business, and JD/MBA students from the Graduate School of Business & Stanford Law School discuss their experiences and why they chose the path they did.\\n \\nRefreshments will be served.\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080123T030000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080123T040000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000132 SUMMARY:SNAGS Meeting DESCRIPTION:Welcome back from break. To get back together we will meet next Wednesday at 6pm at the GCC. \\n\\nThe Stanford Native American Research Conference will be coming up soon in late Feb, early March and there is planning to do for it as well as talking about hosting a reception with John-Carlos Perea who is on campus teaching a American Indian Powwow Music class for the Institute for Diversity in the Arts.\\n \\nPlease let us know if you can or cannot make it. As always, significant others are welcome to come as well. Look forward to seeing everybody then. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080124T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080124T033000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000134 SUMMARY:Early Decision Phone-A-Thon DESCRIPTION:Do you remember that phone call from a Stanford Native you received around this time when you were a High School Senior...for some of you oldheads that was a LONG time ago, but I know you still remember the call!\\n\\nFive (5) volunteers are needed to call the newly admitted/early decision Native students! It really makes a difference! Let them know our Native community supports them and wants them here!\\n\\nWednesday, January 23\\nShift 1 5:00-6:30\\nShift 2 6:30-8:30 CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080124T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080124T043000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000138 SUMMARY:Big Lunch of Color DESCRIPTION:This quarter's Big Lunch of Color (BLOC), "Food and Words for the Soul" is hosted by the African American Staff Group and MLK Celebration Committee. Everyone is welcome! \\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080123T200000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080123T210000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000135 SUMMARY:LEAD Meeting, Native Panel DESCRIPTION:Members of Leading through Education, Activism and Diversity (from Stanford's four Ethnic Community Centers) will meet to hear a panel discussion of current Native students. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080125T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080125T020000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000141 SUMMARY:Native Student College Panel DESCRIPTION:Current Native Stanford students are needed to participate in a College Panel Discussion to field questions from a group of 8 California Indian students visiting campus late this week. \\n\\nIf anyone is interested in answering some questions about being Native in college, Stanford stuff, etc...please let Desi know! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080125T023000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080125T033000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000142 SUMMARY:Dr. Alejandro Toledo, "Can the Poor Afford Democracy? A Presidential Perspective DESCRIPTION:The Frank E. and Arthur W. Payne Distinguished Lecture Series presents Dr. Alejandro Toledo, Payne Distinguished Visiting Lecturer, CDDRL Visiting Scholar, Former President of Peru.\\n\\nIntroduction by, Michael A. McFaul, Professor of Political Science, Director, Center on Democracy, Development, and the Rule of Law, Deputy Director, FSI, Helen and Peter Bing Senior Fellow, Hoover Institution.\\n\\nFree and open to the public. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080125T003000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080125T020000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000143 SUMMARY:Opportunity Job Fair Reception DESCRIPTION:More than 100 companies/agencies and 1,200 Stanford students will participate in this year's Fair. OJF sponsors include the Dean's office in the School of Engineering, SWE, AISES, SBSE-NSBE, and SSCLES/SHPE/MAES/HENAAC. \\n\\nThe Job Fair reception with corporate representatives will also feature several Ph.D. students showcasing their research work, and keynote speaker Management Science and Engineering professor and chair Elisabeth Pate-Cornell.\\n\\nFor more information, please contact Dr. Noé Lozano, Associate Dean of Student Affairs,\\nDirector, Engineering Diversity Programs by calling 723-9107\\n\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080126T003000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080126T023000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000155 SUMMARY:Muwekma House Seminar DESCRIPTION:A weekly course designed to increase awareness of Native issues, history, etc. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080126T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080126T020000Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=FR;UNTIL=20080321T000000Z EXDATE:20080322T000000Z,20080329T000000Z,20080405T000000Z,20080412T000000Z, 20080419T000000Z,20080426T000000Z,20080503T000000Z,20080510T000000Z, 20080517T000000Z,20080524T000000Z,20080531T000000Z,20080607T000000Z, 20080614T000000Z,20080621T000000Z,20080628T000000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000144 SUMMARY:Opportunity Job Fair DESCRIPTION:More than 100 companies/agencies and 1,200 Stanford students will participate in this year's Fair. OJF sponsors include the Dean's office in the School of Engineering, SWE, AISES, SBSE-NSBE, and SSCLES/SHPE/MAES/HENAAC. \\n\\nFor more information, please contact Dr. Noé Lozano, Associate Dean of Student Affairs,\\nDirector, Engineering Diversity Programs by calling 723-9107\\n\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080126T180000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080127T000000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000145 SUMMARY:Girl's Hula Practice DESCRIPTION:Thank-you to everyone who came to practice this past weekend! And if you couldn't make it, no worries! Come to practice this Saturday. Practice is open to anyone and everyone, both beginner and experienced dancers. Again, please come and encourage those you know to come and participate. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080126T180000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080126T200000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000095 SUMMARY:SAIO Meeting DESCRIPTION:The Stanford American Indian Organization is the umbrella organization for the Native community. Everyone is welcome to attend and learn about issues of importance to the community as well as about upcoming cultural, educational and social events CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080130T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080130T030000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000151 SUMMARY:Movie Night with Cherokee Club DESCRIPTION:We'll watch..."Spiral of Fire," an all native-produced documentary about the Eastern Band of Cherokee in North Carolina.\\n\\n“Spiral of Fire” takes author LeAnne Howe (Choctaw) to the North Carolina homeland of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians to discover how the mix of tourism, community, and cultural preservation is the key to their tribe’s health in the 21st century. Along the way Howe seeks to reconcile her own complex identity as the illegitimate daughter of a Choctaw woman, fathered by a Cherokee man she never knew, and raised by an adopted Cherokee family in Oklahoma. She delves into the complicated arena of tribal politics, where issues of absentee voting, blood quantum, and what it really means to be a Cherokee are being debated in the community.\\n\\nRead More: http://www.pbs.org/indiancountry/about/spiral.html and http://indiancountrydiaries.org/toolkits.html CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080131T030000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080131T043000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000170 SUMMARY:Lakota Language Class DESCRIPTION:So we're finally having our first Lakota Language class today at 4:00 in Meyer 280C it's in the Digital Language Lab . . . so be there!!!! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080131T000000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080131T010000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000127 SUMMARY:Renya Ramirez, UC Santa Cruz DESCRIPTION:Two events in one--and a spaghetti dinner! \\n\\nFirst, local author and Stanford alum, Dr. Renya Ramirez (Winnebago), Professor at UC Santa Cruz University will talk about her book, "Native Hubs: Culture, Community and Belonging in Silicon Valley and Beyond." The book includes information about the American Indian Alliance's early days, living in Silicon Valley as an Indian, the crucial role of Native women within urban communities, struggles of the Muwekma Ohlone tribe, Native Americans from Mexico and the U.S discussed cross-border indigenous rights, and more.\\n\\nSecond, the Bureau of Indian Affairs (B.I.A.), Office of Special Trustee will discuss Indian trust accounts, Indian Trust reforms, and answer questions about financial and land assets. The BIA is also searching for people that have left the reservations and severed contact.\\n\\nSponsored by the American Indian Alliance, Indian Health Center of Santa Clara Valley, Office of the Special Trustee and First Nations Ministries.\\n \\n\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080201T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080201T040000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000166 SUMMARY:Powwow Drum DESCRIPTION:Native students meet at the Center to learn about Powwow Drumming and Singing! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080201T023000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080201T033000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000183 SUMMARY:Powwow Drum DESCRIPTION:Come to the Native American Cultural Center and sit at the drum. Learn about songs...and how to sing them! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080201T023000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080201T040000Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=TH;UNTIL=20080314T013000Z EXDATE:20080314T013000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000163 SUMMARY:SNAPS Kick-Off Event! DESCRIPTION:The Stanford Native American Poetry Society will be hosting a showing of the movie "SLAM" to celebrate and promote the Hip Hop Extravaganza feat Saul Williams.\\n\\nThis is an awesome film! More info: www.poets.org/viewmedia.php/prmMID/5734\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080202T030000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080202T043000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000181 SUMMARY:Native Student Leadership Meeting DESCRIPTION:Representatives from the Native Student Organizations meet monthly with NACC staff to plan for the quarter, compare calendars, finetune budgets and brainstorm! Lunch will be served CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080201T200000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080201T213000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000154 SUMMARY:Hui Winter Kick-Off BBQ DESCRIPTION:"It's cold, wet and I miss home" BBQ!\\n\\nCome enjoy some good food, hang out, play some cool jamz, and hear about the fun things we've got planned for this quarter! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080203T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080203T030000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000167 SUMMARY:Girl's Hula Practice DESCRIPTION:Come to practice this Saturday! \\n\\nPractice is open to anyone and everyone, both beginner and experienced dancers. Again, please come and encourage those you know to come and participate. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080202T180000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080202T200000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000168 SUMMARY:Boy's Hula Practice DESCRIPTION:We're ready to get started with the men's lu'au practices this Saturday--and we have an awesome\\nkumu from the area coming to teach us a hula kahiko with the girls, so if you are interested in participating, please e-mail Hoku Ching! It should be an awesome opportunity! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080202T180000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080202T200000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000169 SUMMARY:NativeTutoring Project DESCRIPTION:San Jose Tutoring – Starting up again this quarter. Monday nights, meet at Muwekma at 5:45, tutoring south bay Native kids in elementary school. Dinner will be provided. If interested contact Anna French, Temo Peranda, or Wayva Waterman.\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080205T014500Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080205T044500Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=MO;UNTIL=20080304T014500Z EXDATE:20080212T014500Z,20080219T014500Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000184 SUMMARY:Graduate Horizons Info Session DESCRIPTION:Whitney Laughlin will be here to talk about the Graduate Horizons Program. Graduate Horizons helps Native students learn about, prepare for graduate school application and grad school success. It is modeled after the College Horizons program for high school students.\\n\\nAnd, there will be pizza!\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080205T203000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080205T213000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000202 SUMMARY:Powwow Committee Meeting DESCRIPTION:Everyone is invited to attend and become involved in the planning of the 37th Annual Stanford Powwow (May 9-11, 2008). \\n\\nVolunteer a little of your time and become part of the largest student-run powwow in the United States! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080206T200000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080206T210000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000162 SUMMARY:Powwow Committee and VPSA DESCRIPTION:The Powwow Coordinators, Treasurer and Committee Heads will meet with the Vice Provost for Student Affairs regarding the planning the 2008 Stanford Powwow. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080207T183000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080207T193000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000172 SUMMARY:Native Community Bereavement Group DESCRIPTION:The Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) is facilitating a Native Community Grief Counseling Group for our student community here on campus.\\n\\nThe group is for anyone within the community who has experienced loss, or is experiencing loss, or knows someone who is, and would like the support of a Native group and/or a counselor. \\n \\nMeetings will most likely take place in the library. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080207T220000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080208T000000Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=TH;UNTIL=20080306T220000Z EXDATE:20080306T220000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000197 SUMMARY:Natives in Medicine DESCRIPTION:U Chicago Medical School visit!\\n\\nMeet David Ovens, Director of Admissions and Financial Aid, University of Chicago, Pritzker School of Medicine--pritzker.bsd.uchicago.edu\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080208T000500Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080208T010500Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000129 SUMMARY:Native Community "Mardi Gras" Dinner DESCRIPTION:Undergraduate and graduate students, staff, faculty, alumni, roommates and friends are all welcome.\\n\\nCome to dinner at the Native American Cultural Center to reconnect, make new friends and have some yummy food--most likely affiliated with a particular theme such as Stove Top/Oven Baked Food; Chilly Food, Mardi Gras, Spam-a-Rama, etc. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080209T013000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080209T030000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000072 SUMMARY:SUMMA Conference DESCRIPTION:A reminder toall students interested in medicine to register now for Stanford's medical conference in February! (The deadline for registration is fast approaching (January 12, 2008) but the conference often sells out in December.) \\n\\nSUMMA is a coalition of the Black, Native American and Hispanic medical student groups. The conference draws over 600 pre-med students from around the country and includes a recruitment\\nfair with over 50 different med schools represented. There will be three keynote speakers and over 30 workshops. \\n\\nThe cost is $15. Info: http://summa.stanford.edu/\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080209T160000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080210T000000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000200 SUMMARY:Lu'au Hula Practice DESCRIPTION:Come to practice this Saturday! \\n\\nPractice is open to anyone and everyone, both beginner and experienced dancers. Again, please come and encourage those you know to come and participate. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080209T180000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080209T200000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000201 SUMMARY:Longest Walk 2 DESCRIPTION:*30th Anniversary of Historic Native American Rights March Inspires "The Longest Walk 2." Hundreds To Embark On 5 Month Walk from Alcatraz to Washington D.C. for Environmental Protection and Native American Rights.\\n\\n> On Monday, February 11th and Tuesday February 12th, Tribal Dignitaries, Religious Leaders, Environmental, and Union Groups will hold events to commence the Longest Walk 2—a trans-continental walk for environmental protection and Native American rights. More than three hundred participants of the Longest Walk 2 will embark on a five-month journey on foot from San Francisco, arriving in Washington, D.C. on July 11, 2008.\\n\\nAmerican Indian Movement Co-founder Dennis J. Banks states, "From Alcatraz Island to Washington, D.C., through the elements of the seasons, we shall walk; nothing shall deter us from completing our mission: All Life is Sacred, Protect Mother Earth."\\n\\nThe Longest Walk 2 follows two routes, a Northern and a Southern one that will cover more than 8,000 miles in total, stopping each evening in communities along the way. People from all over the world are joining the walk with its peaceful and spiritual call to action to protect Mother Earth and defend Human Rights. The Longest Walk 2 also marks the 30th anniversary of the original Longest Walk of 1978 that resulted in historic changes for Native Americans.\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080211 DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000225 SUMMARY:Lakota Language DESCRIPTION:Generally we meet Mon and Wed from 4-6ish. Wednesdays we listen to a radio program from 4-5pm. We should be tele-conferencing with our professor, Brian Charging Cloud, sometime this week. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080212T000000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080212T020000Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=MO;UNTIL=20080317T230000Z EXDATE:20080219T000000Z,20080317T230000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000096 SUMMARY:SAIO Meeting DESCRIPTION:The Stanford American Indian Organization is the umbrella organization for the Native community. Everyone is welcome to attend and learn about issues of importance to the community as well as about upcoming cultural, educational and social events CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080213T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080213T030000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000205 SUMMARY:Faculty Lunch: Ken Fields DESCRIPTION:Professor Kenneth Fields teaches in the English Department and is currently offering "American Indian Mythology."\\n\\nCome to the Native American Cultural Center, have lunch and get to know Professor Fields! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080213T200000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080213T213000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000226 SUMMARY:Lakota Language DESCRIPTION:Generally we meet Mon and Wed from 4-6ish. Wednesdays we listen to a radio program from 4-5pm. We should be tele-conferencing with our professor, Brian Charging Cloud, sometime this week. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080214T000000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080214T020000Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=MO,WE;UNTIL=20080319T230000Z EXDATE:20080317T230000Z,20080319T230000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000177 SUMMARY:CLUE-In College Motivation Day DESCRIPTION:College Life and Undergraduate Education for Interested Natives (CLUE-In) Day is the college motivation day for Native Bay Area high school students. \\n\\nHosted by the Stanford AISES Chapter (American Indian Science and Engineering Society), the day long program provides information and insight to young students about higher education. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080214T170000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080215T000000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000191 SUMMARY:LEAD Meeting DESCRIPTION:Peter Vitousek (First Nations Programme) will speak to the Leading through Education, Activism and Diversity group about cross-cultural collaboration. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080215T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080215T020000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000189 SUMMARY:Natives in Medicine DESCRIPTION:An Advising Meeting with Natives in Medicine! \\n\\nPatricia Lewis--Pre-Med Academic Advisor, Undergraduate Advising and Research--has offered to come and speak to our students. Lunch will be served. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080215T200000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080215T210000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000216 SUMMARY:Info Session: 2008 CSRE Internships DESCRIPTION:Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity Summer Research Internship Program 2008 Information Session!\\n\\nDesign (and get funding for) a public service internship that explores issues of race, ethnicity and community.\\n\\nSponsored by CCSRE, Raikes Foundation, VPUE and the Escobedo Commemorative Fund CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080215T200000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080215T210000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000173 SUMMARY:Bay Area Native College Student Network DESCRIPTION:Network of native college students in the Bay Area - February 16, 5:00 P.M. at Berkeley. If you are interested in attending contact Erika Chase or Stefanie Tsosie. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080217T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080217T030000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000196 SUMMARY:SAIO Broomball DESCRIPTION:Get excited, because coming up on the February 17th at 11pm (Sunday night, Presiden's Day weekend) is SAIO broom ball!!!\\n\\nWhat is broom ball, you say? Its like ice hockey, only in shoes, with a different stick (not actually a broom) and more awesomeeeeeeeeee. And you have to wear outfits like those shown above. duh.\\nbut not really. only if you want to.\\n\\nFirst off, I'm looking for people willing to drive to this event. The ice rink we're going to is Iceland Belmont, and google maps says its about 13 miles away and will take about half an hour. Below is the link with directions from the house. The more drivers we get, the more people can go!\\n\\nPlease e-mail me telling me if\\n1.) You want to go\\n2.) you're willing to drive\\n\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080218T070000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080218T083000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000212 SUMMARY:NACC Movie Showing ~ In Light of Reverence DESCRIPTION:In solidarity of the Longest Walk 2, a trans-continental walk for environmental protection and Native American rights. "In Light of Reverence" features the environmental/religious freedom struggles of the Lakota of the Great Plains, The Hopi of the Four Corners Area, and the Winnemum Wintu of Northern California. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080218T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080218T032000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000220 SUMMARY:"Fuzzy" Study Nights DESCRIPTION:If you need to brainstorm, structure, edit, talk your paper out, or simply want to generate ideas to talk about in IHUM section (so you look extra smart!) then this is the place for you!  We can help out on all papers from all years from Freshman up to Seniors! \\n \\nEven if you don't have a paper due next week, we will be handing out FABULOUS writing tips so you should stop by anyway!  CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080218T040000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080218T060000Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=SU;UNTIL=20080317T030000Z EXDATE:20080317T030000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000188 SUMMARY:Presidents Day Holiday DESCRIPTION:No classes. Stanford University closed for the day. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080218 DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000227 SUMMARY:"How Much Will You Tolerate?" DESCRIPTION:Speak Up, Speak Out presents "How Much Will You Tolerate?"--A Photographic Exploration of Acts of Intolerance at Stanford University, February 19-March 14, 2008.\\n\\nOpening Reception and Refreshments, Noon, Wednesday, February 20.\\n\\nA project of LEAD (Leading through Education, Activism and Diversity) sponsored by the Asian American Activities Center, Black Community Services Center, El Centro Chicano and Native American Cultural Center. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080219 DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20080222T080000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000198 SUMMARY:Indian Health Center Meeting DESCRIPTION:The IHC will be having ongoing meetings with the community to update everyone on the Center's activities and other events in Indian health, share ideas and discuss upcoming projects. Everyone is invited to attend.\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080221T023000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080221T040000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000203 SUMMARY:Powwow Committee Meeting DESCRIPTION:Everyone is invited to attend and become involved in the planning of the 37th Annual Stanford Powwow (May 9-11, 2008). \\n\\nVolunteer a little of your time and become part of the largest student-run powwow in the United States! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080220T200000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080220T210000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000206 SUMMARY:"American Indian Youth Suicide Prevention Resources" Workshop DESCRIPTION:Professor Teresa LaFromboise will host this information session for Native students. Included will be a presentation about existing research on the subject of suicide in the Native American community--and the educational materials designed to both inform Native youth, and address or prevent its occurance CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080221T000000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080221T014500Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000221 SUMMARY:"What Matters to Me and Why" with Winona Simms DESCRIPTION:Find out what matters to:  Winona Simms Associate Dean of Students and Director of the American Native Indian, Alaska Native and Native Hawaiian Program, and Resident Fellow at Muwekma-Tah Ruk, the Native American Theme House.\\n\\nWinona Simms is a board member of the Northern California (NorCal) Network of the Office of Women in Higher Education, a division of the American Council on Education and a member of the National Indian Education Association. She also has previously served on the board of the National Institute of Native Leadership in Higher Education. Dr. Simms currently teaches the course, "Peer Counseling in the Native American Community" and has also taught for Stanford's Continuing Studies. Before coming to Stanford in 1997, Dr. Simms was a faculty member in the Department of Counseling at the University of North Dakota. She received her PhD in Applied Behavioral Studies from Oklahoma State University.\\n\\nWhat Matters to Me and Why is a discussion and lecture series that encourages reflection within the Stanford community on matters of personal values, beliefs, and motivations.\\n\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080220T200000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080220T210000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000223 SUMMARY:SOCC's ASSU Info Session DESCRIPTION:Want to learn about important issues affecting communities of color? Want to learn how to make a difference in the ASSU? How can SOCC help you?\\n \\nCome out to the Students of Color Coalition (SOCC) informational! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080221T030000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080221T040000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000224 SUMMARY:Storytelling Night DESCRIPTION:Please join the ETAs of Muwekma for an informal Storytelling night in the lounge of the Muwekma. \\n\\nWinter is a time to tell stories, and for us (Navajos) it is the only time to tell certain stories, and we stop telling them when the winter is over. My grandfather would only start telling stories after the first snow fell, and I know it hasn't snowed here (and it probably never will), but it just snowed back home, so I figure it's still okay :) \\n\\nIt would be cool to bring a story, but if not, that's fine, it will also be a good time to just sit and listen and chill out and share with each other. \\n\\nThere will be hot cocoa and good times. I hope you can all join us. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080221T033000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080221T050000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000229 SUMMARY:Info Session: Institute for Recruitment of Teachers DESCRIPTION:The Institute for Recruitment of Teachers (IRT) can: \\n--waive application fees\\n--waive GRE score fees\\n--package applications\\n--provide support/advice on preparing your app\\n--find fellowships for you\\n\\nIRT, Phillips Academy, Andover, Massachusetts\\nwww.andover.edu/irt\\n\\nDiversify the faculty of the future!\\nPlease RSVP for dinner by 5:00, Tuesday, February 20. Everyone is welcome to take advantage of individual appointments on Thursday, February 21--11:00-12:45 at El Centro Chicano and 1:15-2:30 at the Black Community Services Center! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080221T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080221T030000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000190 SUMMARY:Lu'au Dance Practice DESCRIPTION:8:00-9:00 Boy's Haka Practice\\n9:00-10:00 Boy's and Girl's Samoan Practice \\non Thursday nights starting February 21.\\n\\nPractice is open to anyone and everyone, both beginner and experienced dancers. Again, please come and encourage those you know to come and participate.\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080222T040000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080222T060000Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=TH;UNTIL=20080307T040000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000228 SUMMARY:Meet the Artist, John-Carlos Perea DESCRIPTION:John-Carlos Perea teaches "American Indian Powwow Music" through the Institute for Diversity in the Arts program, but there is more about him that you should know... \\n\\nThe John-Carlos Perea Sextet performs a program featuring new works influenced by Perea's winter quarter residency with the Institute for Diversity in the Arts at Stanford.  John-Carlos' compositions illuminate the intersections between American Indian Pow-Wow music and Jazz and explore the complexity of contemporary urban American Indian identities.  He was recently awarded a 2008 Grammy as a member of the Paul Winter Consort for original pow-wow and cedar flute songs contributed to "Crestone", the Consort's most recent CD release (Living Music, 2007).\\nMusician/composer, John-Carlos Perea received his MA in Music from the University of California, Berkeley, in 2005 and is currently pursuing a PhD in ethnomusicology at UC Berkeley. His doctoral work focuses on the life and music of Creek and Kaw jazz saxophonist Jim Pepper. John-Carlos has lectured at San Francisco State, Stanford, and UC Berkeley on the subjects of American Indian Music and American Indian Modern and Creative Performing Arts.\\nThe sextet features:\\n\\nDirk Alphin: pow-wow singer and drummer\\nBryan Bowman: drums, tabla\\nMasaru Koga: saxophones, flutes\\nHafez Modirzadeh: saxophones, flutes\\nJohn-Carlos Perea: electric bass guitar, cedar flute, bodhrán, pow-wow singer and drummer\\nTim Volpicella: electric guitar\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080221T200000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080221T210000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000080 SUMMARY:Parents' Weekend Open House DESCRIPTION:The Native American Community will host its annual Parents' Weekend Open House inviting guests to tour the expanded facilities on the ground floor of the Clubhouse! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080222T233000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080223T003000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000208 SUMMARY:Lu'au Hula Practice DESCRIPTION:Come to practice this Saturday! \\n\\nPractice is open to anyone and everyone, both beginner and experienced dancers. Again, please come and encourage those you know to come and participate. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080223T180000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080223T200000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000214 SUMMARY:NACC Movie Night - Snowball Effect DESCRIPTION:In solidarity of the Longest Walk 2, a transcontinental run for Native American environmental and social justice. Film by Klee Benally, Diné, featuring struggles to protect the San Francisco Peaks, sacred to Four Corner's tribes. 56 min. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080225T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080225T030000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000209 SUMMARY:AISES Meeting with BIA Reps! DESCRIPTION:Representatives from the U.S. Department of the Interior's Indian Affairs offices during the American Indian Science and Engineering Society meeting.\\n\\nWe will be discussing the Indian Affairs-Honors Program, a unique, NEW, hiring initiative here in Indian Affairs. Due to the large number of individuals becoming eligible for retirement in the next 5 years, Indian Affairs is undergoing a modernization. One effort is to begin a new recruitment effort. As part of this effort, we will be going on a nationwide recruitment to schools all across the nation, including Alaska. \\n\\nThis might be an opportune time to think about considering a career with Indian Affairs. We will present the details on the hiring process, the types of jobs available, the different kinds of career development options, and benefits incorporated with working for Indian Affairs. More info: Mika.Leonard@gmail.com or call 202-208-4651. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080225T200000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080225T210000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000230 SUMMARY:Planning for Research Conference DESCRIPTION:We have the research conference coming up in just about two weeks and still need to flesh out logistics. \\n\\nPlans are to go off campus and get some dinner but where is still up in the air. Any suggestions?\\nWe'll plan on dinner at 6pm. Also remember to get your abstracts in for presenting! 150-350 words for an oral presentation by next Wednesday.\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080226T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080226T033000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000097 SUMMARY:SAIO Meeting DESCRIPTION:The Stanford American Indian Organization is the umbrella organization for the Native community. Everyone is welcome to attend and learn about issues of importance to the community as well as about upcoming cultural, educational and social events CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080227T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080227T030000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000148 SUMMARY:PAE-V Meeting DESCRIPTION:Partners for Academic Success for Native students -- Today's Topic: Follow-up Faculty Consultation; Longer-term (4-year) Academic Sketch CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080227T030000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080227T040000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000140 SUMMARY:Native Student and Mentor Dinner DESCRIPTION:This annual event provides the opportunity for current Stanford Native students to invite their advisors, mentors, professors and role models to dinner. Winners of the Oskison Writing Competition and the Anne Medicine Mentorship Award will be announced. \\n\\nHosted by the Native American Cultural Center and the Stanford American Indian Organization, the "Indian Frybread" taco dinner will be prepared by the students. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080228T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080228T033000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000176 SUMMARY:Powwow Security Meeting DESCRIPTION:The 2008 Powwow Planning Committee, Security Subcommittee, Stanford Department of Public Safety and the supplemental Indian security team will meet to plan for public safety, traffic, parking, facilities and camping during Powwow Weekend, May 9-11. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080229T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080229T033000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000110 SUMMARY:G-RADD Reception and Dinner DESCRIPTION:Graduate Recruiting and Diversity Day (G-RADD) will include a reception and dinner (for students newly admitted to Stanford's Schools of Earth Sciences, Engineering, and the Humanities and Sciences) will be hosted by Provost John Etchemendy and Vice Provost for Graduate Education Patricia Gumport. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080301T004500Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080301T040000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000139 SUMMARY:Visiting Scholar David Wilkins DESCRIPTION:Visiting scholar David Wilkins (Lumbee) will visit campus to talk and meet with students.\\n\\nNative American Studies is sponsoring a lecture by David Wilkins. He's an American Indian (Lumbee) political scientist who specializes in tribal government issues. He also was a friend and colleague of Vine Deloria Jr. He's currently a visiting prof at Harvard but otherwise, he's at the University of Minnesota.\\n\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080229T200000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080229T230000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000185 SUMMARY:Cherokee Nation History Course DESCRIPTION:Sponsored by the Cherokee Nation, in conjunction with the English Department at UC Berkeley and the Cherokee Society of the Greater Bay Area, this our-day, 32-hour course is being offered to residents of the Central California. \\n\\nAs seen in the Cherokee Phoenix and Indian Advocate this course has received widespread acclaim from the thousands of tribal employees and community members who have participated in it. Now as part of an ongoing initiative to rejuvenate our knowledge of language, culture, and history, Cherokee Nation citizens, as well as the general public, are offered the opportunity to enrich their understanding of the Cherokee government and people.\\n\\nRegistration is $10 per person. Registration forms must be received by 5:00pm, February 27, 2008. Phone registrations will not be accepted. Cancellations before February 22, 2008 will receive a full refund of fees. No refunds will be granted to cancellations received after February 22, 2008.  CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080301T170000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080302T020000Z RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20080302T170000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000215 SUMMARY:NACC MOVIE NIGHT - Shellmound; Two Rivers DESCRIPTION:In solidarity of the Longest Walk 2, a transcontinental run for Native American environmental and social justice. Films featuring the Emeryville Shellmound struggle of the Ohlone, and the Klamath/Trinity River Endangered Salmon struggle of the Hupa/Yurok/Karuk. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080303T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080303T030000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000161 SUMMARY:Tutoring Night DESCRIPTION:The graduate students want to help you with any miscellaneous science and/or engineering classes.\\n\\nNeed help with math, physics, statistics, and basic EE or CE engineering course? Anthony Marquez and Kawika Nakoa are here for you. \\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080305T050000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080305T070000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000195 SUMMARY:PAE-V Alumni and Mentor Dinner DESCRIPTION:PAE-V Freshmen will invite Alumni and Mentors to Dinner CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080305T030000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080305T050000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000204 SUMMARY:Powwow Committee Meeting DESCRIPTION:Everyone is invited to attend and become involved in the planning of the 37th Annual Stanford Powwow (May 9-11, 2008). \\n\\nVolunteer a little of your time and become part of the largest student-run powwow in the United States! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080305T200000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080305T210000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000234 SUMMARY:Hui 'Olelo Night Kick Off DESCRIPTION:Come learn about/participate in Hui o Hawai'i's newest initiative!\\n\\n'Olelo Nights are an opportunity for anyone to come learn and celebrate the Hawaiian language. NO EXPERIENCE IS NECESSARY! Everyone is welcome, and there will be different activities for different ability levels. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080306T050000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173209Z DTEND:20080306T060000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000106 SUMMARY:Empowering Women of Color DESCRIPTION:23rd Annual EWOC Conference. "Decolonizing Creativity: Fiery Womyn, Fierce Expressions"\\n\\nIn its 23rd year of providing powerful and dynamic experiences through an annual conference, the Empowering Women of Color Conference will once again entertain voice, knowledge, music, dance and art dedicated to the empowerment of women. In years past, EWOCC has hosted a myriad of phenomenal speakers such as Dr. M Joycelyn Elders, Nikki Giovanni, boona cheema, Cherrie Moraga, bell hooks, Gloria Anzaldúa, Sistah Soulja and Sonia Sanchez. Additionally, June Jordan, Alice Walker, Angela Davis, and Gina Pacaldao participated in EWOCC's 1992 sold out benefit entitled "Rising Up Live".\\n\\nThis year's theme, "decolonizing creativity: FIERY WOMYN, FIERCE EXPRESSIONS, " explores the theme of creativity by focusing on art as an expression of a woman's life and identity. We hope to inspire and highlight the work of women of color who share their personal, political and professional voices through the arts. These women continuously put their effort towards building a world in which their work is foregrounded and esteemed.\\n\\nThe main conference event will take place on Saturday March 8th, beginning at 9:30 AM and running through 5:30 PM, and will include a panel of acclaimed Bay Area activists and leaders in community art and women's issues, vendors, cultural performances, workshops on a variety of creativity and art-related topics.  The keynote speaker will be Climbing PoeTree, the tag-team, two-spirited, boundary-breaking artistic duo, Alixa and Naima. Delivering explosive lyrics that leave listeners outraged and inspired, Climbing PoeTree tracks footprints across the country and globe on a mission to overcome destruction with creativity. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080308T173000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080309T013000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000231 SUMMARY:3rd Annual Native Research Conference DESCRIPTION:Undergraduate and graduate students from all disciplines to attend the 3rd Annual Research Conference hosted by the Stanford Native American Graduate Students (SNAGS). \\n\\nResearch related to Native Americans or research performed by Native American students is encouraged, but we are open to research by all students in all disciplines.\\n\\nIf you are interested in participating with either an oral presentation or poster presentation, please refer the details on submitting an abstract. The abstract submission deadlines are March 1 and March 6 for oral and poster presentations, respectively.\\n\\n\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080308T194500Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080308T230000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000232 SUMMARY:"Running is My High" DESCRIPTION:5K and 10K Run/Walk sponsored by the Native American Health Center/Healthy Nations Wellness Center.\\n\\nBring family and friends! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080308 DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000237 SUMMARY:Dead Week DESCRIPTION:End of Winter Quarter Period CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080310 DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20080316T070000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000236 SUMMARY:Tutoring Night DESCRIPTION:The graduate students want to help you with any miscellaneous science and/or engineering classes.\\n\\nNeed help with math, physics, statistics, and basic EE or CE engineering course? Anthony Marquez and Kawika Nakoa are here for you. \\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080312T040000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080312T060000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000243 SUMMARY:IDA Presents Storytelling and Song DESCRIPTION:The Institute for Diversity in the Arts Presents "Storytelling and Song: Scenes from different lives and hidden voices."\\n\\nStudents present their work from 2008 IDA/Drama 110.\\n\\nCome prepared to participate! Free and open to the public. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080311T223000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080312T000000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000246 SUMMARY:See Temo Dance and Sing! DESCRIPTION:Many of you have asked when Temo would demonstrate some of his dancing skills, so now is your chance. \\n\\nTemo will be be participating in the End of Quarter Showing of Dance Division courses in many styles, beginning to advanced, jazz to modern.\\n \\nFree and open to the public!\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080312T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080312T030000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000252 SUMMARY:PAE-V Dinner Meeting DESCRIPTION:The last Native Partners for Academic Excellence (PAE-V) meeting! PAE-V only meets during the Fall and Winter. There's no PAE-V in the Spring, so this will be the last meeting of the year.\\n\\nOn the PAE-V syllabus, the topic is "Discussion of the Alumni Dinner, Share your favorite part of your EAP Project with the PAE-V group." We'll wrap up the year and you can ask mentors for additional advice.\\n \\n\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080312T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080312T030000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000235 SUMMARY:MICS Study Break DESCRIPTION:The Multiracial Identified Community at Stanford (MICS) will host a study break to watch a movie, eat snacks and hang out! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080313T040000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080313T050000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000260 SUMMARY:Author Sherman Alexie Visits DESCRIPTION:As you know Sherman Alexie is coming to the Stanford campus on the evening of Monday April 14, 2008. He will have dinner at the Native American Theme House, Muwekma-Tah-Ruk, before moving on to the following the agenda:\\n\\n7:00 - General Address, Kresge Auditorium\\n8:00 - Book Signing, Kresge Auditorium\\n9:00 - Informal conversations and Q&A hosted by the Native American Cultural Center, Clubhouse./Ground Floor. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080312 DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000244 SUMMARY:IDA Presents Storytelling and Song DESCRIPTION:The Institute for Diversity in the Arts Presents "Storytelling and Song: Scenes from different lives and hidden voices."\\n\\nStudents present their work from 2008 IDA/Drama 110.\\n\\nCome prepared to participate! Free and open to the public. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080314T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080314T023000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000131 SUMMARY:Native Community Easter Dinner DESCRIPTION:Undergraduate and graduate students, staff, faculty, alumni, roommates and friends are all welcome.\\n\\nCome to dinner at the Native American Cultural Center to reconnect, make new friends and have some yummy food--most likely affiliated with a particular theme such as Stove Top/Oven Baked Food; Chilly Food, Mardi Gras, Spam-a-Rama, etc. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080315T003000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080315T020000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000186 SUMMARY:Cherokee Nation History Course DESCRIPTION:Sponsored by the Cherokee Nation, in conjunction with the English Department at UC Berkeley and the Cherokee Society of the Greater Bay Area, this our-day, 32-hour course is being offered to residents of the Central California. \\n\\nAs seen in the Cherokee Phoenix and Indian Advocate this course has received widespread acclaim from the thousands of tribal employees and community members who have participated in it. Now as part of an ongoing initiative to rejuvenate our knowledge of language, culture, and history, Cherokee Nation citizens, as well as the general public, are offered the opportunity to enrich their understanding of the Cherokee government and people.\\n\\nRegistration is $10 per person. Registration forms must be received by 5:00pm, February 27, 2008. Phone registrations will not be accepted. Cancellations before February 22, 2008 will receive a full refund of fees. No refunds will be granted to cancellations received after February 22, 2008.  CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080315T160000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080316T010000Z RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20080302T170000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000218 SUMMARY:Azteca Mexica New Year DESCRIPTION:Yancuic Xihuitl Chicnahui Tecpatl\\nAño Nuevo 9 Pedernal - New Year 9 Flint\\n\\n6:00am Sunrise Ceremony\\n10:00-4:00 Danza\\n10:00-5:00 Vendors\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080315T130000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080316T010000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000187 SUMMARY:Cherokee Nation History Course DESCRIPTION:Sponsored by the Cherokee Nation, in conjunction with the English Department at UC Berkeley and the Cherokee Society of the Greater Bay Area, this our-day, 32-hour course is being offered to residents of the Central California. \\n\\nAs seen in the Cherokee Phoenix and Indian Advocate this course has received widespread acclaim from the thousands of tribal employees and community members who have participated in it. Now as part of an ongoing initiative to rejuvenate our knowledge of language, culture, and history, Cherokee Nation citizens, as well as the general public, are offered the opportunity to enrich their understanding of the Cherokee government and people.\\n\\nRegistration is $10 per person. Registration forms must be received by 5:00pm, February 27, 2008. Phone registrations will not be accepted. Cancellations before February 22, 2008 will receive a full refund of fees. No refunds will be granted to cancellations received after February 22, 2008.  CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080316T160000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080317T010000Z RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20080302T170000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000219 SUMMARY:Azteca Mexica New Year DESCRIPTION:Yancuic Xihuitl Chicnahui Tecpatl\\nAño Nuevo 9 Pedernal - New Year 9 Flint\\n\\n6:00am Sunrise Ceremony\\n10:00-4:00 Danza\\n10:00-5:00 Vendors\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080316T170000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080317T000000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000238 SUMMARY:Final Exams DESCRIPTION:Winter Quarter Final Examinations CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080317 DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20080321T070000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000239 SUMMARY:Spring Break DESCRIPTION:No Classes CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080322 DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20080330T070000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000250 SUMMARY:33rd Annual SFSU Powwow DESCRIPTION:The Student Kouncil of Intertribal Nations (SKINs) and the Native American AIDS Project presents, in recognition of AIDS Awareness Day, the 33rd Annual San Francisco State University Powwow, "Taking Care of the Tribe."\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080322T190000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080323T030000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000084 SUMMARY:Manuel Jordán Pérez DESCRIPTION:\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nIndependent scholar, Manuel Jordán Pérez, \\nis the Ruth K. Franklin Lecture on the Arts of Africa, Oceania, and the Americas:\\n"Makishi: Mask Characters of Zambia."\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080328T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080328T033000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000267 SUMMARY:Lu'au Practice DESCRIPTION:Students will be practice Hawaiian, Samoan, Maori and Tahitian dances in preparation for "Kulia I Ka Nu'u" (Strive for the Summit) is the theme of the 2008 Stanford Lu'au on April 19, hosted by the Hawai'i Club!\\n\\nTickets for the meal and performances will be available soon! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080402T030000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080402T050000Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=TU;UNTIL=20080416T030000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000265 SUMMARY:Hui Merrie Monarch Festival Marathon DESCRIPTION:Come and watch the Merrie Monarch Hula Festival (the Olympics of Hula) in the center on the big screen TV. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080404T040000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080404T100000Z RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20080406T040000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000271 SUMMARY:Lu'au Practice DESCRIPTION:Students will be practice Hawaiian, Samoan, Maori and Tahitian dances in preparation for "Kulia I Ka Nu'u" (Strive for the Summit) is the theme of the 2008 Stanford Lu'au on April 19, hosted by the Hawai'i Club!\\n\\nTickets for the meal and performances will be available soon! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080404T030000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080404T050000Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=TH;UNTIL=20080418T030000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000253 SUMMARY:Lunch Discussion Meeting DESCRIPTION:A small lunch will be provided for any of you who would like to come together to discuss a final tribute to Maurice "Mo" Morsette. All are welcome. If you are unable to attend please forward your suggestion to Denni Woodward, Greg Graves or myself. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080404T200000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080404T210000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000254 SUMMARY:Native Community Dinner DESCRIPTION:Undergraduate and graduate students, staff, faculty, alumni, roommates and friends are all welcome.\\n\\nCome to dinner at the Native American Cultural Center to reconnect, make new friends and have some yummy food--most likely affiliated with a particular theme such as Stove Top/Oven Baked Food; Chilly Food, Mardi Gras, Spam-a-Rama, etc. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080405T003000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080405T020000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000275 SUMMARY:Davis Powwow DESCRIPTION:University of California-Davis Powwow! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080404 DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20080405T070000Z EXDATE:20080405T070000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000249 SUMMARY:AISES Regional Conference DESCRIPTION:The AISES Regional Conference "Connecting to Our Roots," will be held at Cal Poly State University, San Luis Obispo on April 5, 2008.\\n \\nStanford's AISES Chapter will be sending a delegation to this conference. The road trip will probably start on Friday evening 4/4, and will return the next evening, Saturday 4/5. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080405 DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000276 SUMMARY:Davis Powwow DESCRIPTION:University of California-Davis Powwow! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080405 DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000316 SUMMARY:IM Softball DESCRIPTION:Natives Do Softball. Games are on Saturdays at 1:00 on Sand Hill Fields\\n\\nBring your SUIDs! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080405T200000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080405T213000Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=SA;UNTIL=20080524T200000Z EXDATE:20080524T200000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000241 SUMMARY:ACT Training DESCRIPTION:Social Justice Training for the Asian American Community. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080406T160000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080407T000000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000315 SUMMARY:IM Soccer DESCRIPTION:Natives Do Soccer. Meet at Muwekma on Sundays at 3:15 to carpool to Sand Hill Fields for matches beginning at 4:00.\\n\\nBring your SUIDs! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080406T230000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080407T003000Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=SU;UNTIL=20080525T230000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000278 SUMMARY:NativeTutoring Project DESCRIPTION:San Jose Tutoring Spring Quarter.\\n\\nLet's Get Our Tutor On: It's Awesomely Fun!!\\nMonday nights, meet at Muwekma at 5:45, tutoring south bay Native kids in elementary school. Dinner will be provided. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080408T004500Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080408T034500Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=MO;UNTIL=20080527T004500Z EXDATE:20080527T004500Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000279 SUMMARY:Color Atzlan Practice DESCRIPTION:Color Atzlan is coming back to Stanford!\\n\\nEnsayo will start this Monday the 7th at 9:30pm-10pm in the Zapata Basement. Please come and join in; No Experience Necessary!\\n\\nYou will learn: how to dance, how to sing, how to drum, Aztec culture, the California Danzate network, and much, much more! There is no commitment, just free dance/culture, so please come by and visit/participate.\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080408T040000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080408T053000Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=MO;UNTIL=20080527T040000Z EXDATE:20080415T040000Z,20080422T040000Z,20080429T040000Z,20080506T040000Z, 20080527T040000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000317 SUMMARY:AISES Meeting DESCRIPTION:The Stanford Chapter of the American Indian Science and Engineering Society meets every Monday at noon! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080407T190000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080407T200000Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=MO;UNTIL=20080602T190000Z EXDATE:20080505T190000Z,20080526T190000Z,20080602T190000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000268 SUMMARY:SAIO Meeting DESCRIPTION:The Stanford American Indian Organization is the umbrella organization for the Native community. Everyone is welcome to attend and learn about issues of importance to the community as well as about upcoming cultural, educational and social events CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080409T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080409T020000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000288 SUMMARY:NACC Student Staff Meeting DESCRIPTION:NACC Student Staff Meeting CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080408T190000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080408T200000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000266 SUMMARY:Powwow Committee Meeting DESCRIPTION:Everyone is invited to attend and become involved in the planning of the 37th Annual Stanford Powwow (May 9-11, 2008). \\n\\nVolunteer a little of your time and become part of the largest student-run powwow in the United States! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080409T190000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080409T200000Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=WE;UNTIL=20080521T190000Z EXDATE:20080514T190000Z,20080521T190000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000273 SUMMARY:Hawai'i Club Meeting DESCRIPTION:Hawai'i Club Meeting CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080410T040000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080410T050000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000282 SUMMARY:Grad Mentoring DESCRIPTION:Wednesday afternoons will be the time to ask questions to about Biology and Chemistry! Oh yeah, there will be some candy too!\\n\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080409T230000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080410T003000Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=WE;UNTIL=20080604T230000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000251 SUMMARY:Film Preview: "Passing Poston" DESCRIPTION:Have lunch with Documentary filmmaker Ruth Okimoto. She will screen clips from her film, "Passing Poston" exploring the connection between the Poston internment camp and the Colorado River Indian Tribes. Also attending the screening will be Joe Fox, one of the women featured in the documentary.\\n\\nThe film will be screened in its entirety at Roble Theater at 7:00, Thursday, April 10\\n\\nCo-sponored by Okada House and Stanford University Nikkei. Info: www.passingposton.com/\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080410T190000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080410T203000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000281 SUMMARY:Dinner with Bryan Charging Cloud DESCRIPTION:Have dinner and talk with Bryan Charging Cloud, the Lakota Language instructor! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080411T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080411T020000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000287 SUMMARY:NACC Movie Night ~ Smoke Signals DESCRIPTION:A viewing of Smoke Signals! In preparation for Sherman Alexie's visit on Monday! Got homework? Bring it and watch :) CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080414T030000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080414T043000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000262 SUMMARY:Sherman Alexie Visit DESCRIPTION:Lecture and Book Signing by Sherman Alexie: "Without Reservations: An Urban Indian's Comic, Poetic and Highly Irreverent Look at the World"--7:00, at Kresge. A Q&A session will follow at 9:00 at the Native American Cultural Center.\\n\\nA prolific novelist, poet and screenplay writer and winner of the 2007 National Book Award, Alexie has been hailed as one of the best young writers of his generation. \\n\\n\\nSherman Alexie's visit is sponsored by Residential Education, Center for Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity, English Department, Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education and Native American Cultural Center. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080415T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080415T050000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000285 SUMMARY:Cherokee Language Practice Session DESCRIPTION:Learn Cherokee with Cherokee Club as we take a language course online! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080416T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080416T023000Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=TU;UNTIL=20080604T020000Z EXDATE:20080604T020000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000240 SUMMARY:Big Lunch of Color DESCRIPTION:This quarter's Big Lunch of Color (BLOC) is hosted by the American Indian Staff Forum. Everyone is welcome to come eat "Indian Frybread Tacos"! \\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080416T190000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080416T200000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000290 SUMMARY:Powwow Committee Meeting DESCRIPTION:Everyone to the "Powwow Grounds" to assess the grass! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080417T230000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080418T000000Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=WE;UNTIL=20080521T230000Z EXDATE:20080514T230000Z,20080521T230000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000217 SUMMARY:CSU Fullerton Powwow DESCRIPTION:Cal State Fullerton Intertribal Spring Powwow is scheduled for Friday and Saturday, April 18 and 19!\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080418 DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000261 SUMMARY:2008 Stanford Lu'au DESCRIPTION:Kulia I Ka Nu'u (Strive for the Summit) is the theme of the 2008 Stanford Lu'au, hosted by the Hawai'i Club!\\n\\nStudents will be performing Hawaiian, Samoan, Maori and Tahitian dances. Tickets for the meal and performances will be available in Spring Quarter! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080419T190000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080419T230000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000274 SUMMARY:UC Berkeley Powwow DESCRIPTION:It's the 24th Annual University of California-Berkeley Powwow \\n\\nCome on over and enjoy the music, dancing, Indian Tacos, vendors and much, much more! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080419T170000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080420T013000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000286 SUMMARY:UC Berkeley Powwow DESCRIPTION:It's the 24th Annual University of California-Berkeley Powwow \\n\\nCome on over and enjoy the music, dancing, Indian Tacos, vendors and much, much more! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080420T170000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080421T013000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000292 SUMMARY:NACC Movie Night ~ Into the Circle: An Intro to Powwow DESCRIPTION:A part of a series of films to be shown @ the NACC in preparation for Powwow! Into the circle is a film on the role of each element of pow wow, from the drum, singers, phases of songs, styles of dance and more. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080420 DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000269 SUMMARY:SAIO Meeting DESCRIPTION:The Stanford American Indian Organization is the umbrella organization for the Native community. Everyone is welcome to attend and learn about issues of importance to the community as well as about upcoming cultural, educational and social events CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080423T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080423T020000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000280 SUMMARY:Mexican and Filipino Coalition Building DESCRIPTION:As part of the Cesar Chavez Commemoration, the Pilipino American Student Union (PASU), MEChA and El Centro Chicano will host this event about Mexican and Filipino Coalition Building.\\n\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080423T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080423T030000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000289 SUMMARY:NACC Student Staff Meeting DESCRIPTION:NACC Student Staff Meeting CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080422T190000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080422T200000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000291 SUMMARY:"Getting Into Medical School..." DESCRIPTION:The Center for Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity and the School of Medicine present\\n\\n"Getting Into Medical School:  Importance of Diversity in Medicine" by Gabriel Garcia, MD\\nProfessor of Medicine, Associate Dean of Medical School Admissions/Peter E. Haas Director, Haas Center for Public Service, Stanford University and Hannah Valentine, MD Senior Associate Dean for Diversity and Faculty Development at Stanford School of Medicine, Professor of Cardiovascular Medicine \\n\\nLimited Space Available! RSVP EARLY! Lunch will be served. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080422T190000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080422T203000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000107 SUMMARY:Native American Community Social DESCRIPTION:Newly admitted Stanford freshmen enjoy refreshments and good company with the Native American Community on campus. Everyone is welcome. Co-sponsored by Stanford Admit Weekend and the Native American Cultural Center CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080425T043000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080425T060000Z RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20080427T043000Z EXDATE:20080426T043000Z,20080427T043000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000222 SUMMARY:Scott Momaday, Kieve Lecturer DESCRIPTION:Sponsored by the Center for Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080424T230000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080425T003000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000277 SUMMARY:Stanford Singers Drum DESCRIPTION:The Stanford Singers POWWOW Drum Group starting up!\\n\\nCuauhtemoc Peranda and Alex Red Eagle are looking for a few guys to help start up a drum group here at Stanford University. No Experience Necessary—but if you gotz some, come and share!\\n\\nPractices will be on Thursdays from 5-6:30pm in the ballroom OR Thursdays 6:30-8:00 in the Native American Cultural Center Office, room 4--(exact room/time still to be decided).\\n\\nThanks, and hope to see you there!!\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080425T000000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080425T030000Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=TH;UNTIL=20080530T000000Z EXDATE:20080502T000000Z,20080509T000000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000108 SUMMARY:American Indian, Alaska Native and Native Hawaiian Community Welcome DESCRIPTION:The Native American Cultural Center is the home base of the Native American community. Newly admitted Stanford freshmen should come check out the Center, meet community members, and hear from a panel of current students and staff. Refreshments will be served. Everyone is welcome. Co-sponsored by Stanford Admit Weekend and the Native American Cultural Center CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080426T000000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080426T013000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000272 SUMMARY:Free Fry Bread/Vintage Powwow Shirt Sale DESCRIPTION:The 37th Annual Stanford Powwow is raising funds in lots of creative ways.\\n\\nCome by and get a piece of yummy fry bread--FREE with purchase of any vintage Powwow tee shirt! Great eats. Great prices.\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080425T210000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080426T000000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000294 SUMMARY:San Francisco Irish Film Festival DESCRIPTION:...and John-Carlos Perea! \\n\\nRónán Ó Snodaigh & Liam Ó Maonlaí and special guests Colm Ó Riain and John-Carlos Perea!\\n\\n$10 - Tickets at snagtickets.com \\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080426T040000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080426T060000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000109 SUMMARY:"PamCake" Breakfast DESCRIPTION:This is not a typo. Come find out why! The American Indian Staff Forum will serve breakfast for newly admitted Stanford freshmen and current students. Drop by on your way to Saturday events. Co-sponsored by Stanford Admit Weekend and the Native American Cultural Center CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080426T170000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080426T190000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000293 SUMMARY:NACC Movie Night DESCRIPTION:Showing "With Clean Hands and Straight Eyes" as well as "White Shamans, Plastic Medicine Men: A Documentary Film"\\n\\nIn preparation for Stanford Powwow! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080428T030000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080428T030000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000295 SUMMARY:Hui 'Olelo Night DESCRIPTION:They're baaaaaaaaaaaaack...\\n \\nNow that the craziness of Lu'au is done (WHICH by the way, was awesome!), it's time for our next installment of Hui o Hawai`i's `Olelo Nights: An opportunity to come and learn/practice/celebrate the Hawaiian language. All who are interested, regardless of experience are encouraged to come!\\n \\nAs requested by attendee's of our kick off event, we'll be going over how to go about saying your geneology, as well as learning some of those fun songs about colors, body parts, etc... If you have any materials, ideas, or would like to start helping plan 'Olelo Nights, just shoot Rachel an e-mail and we can talk story.\\n \\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080430T040000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080430T050000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000297 SUMMARY:Powwow Security Dinner Meeting DESCRIPTION:Powwow Security Dinner Meeting CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080501T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080501T023000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000299 SUMMARY:NIM Student Panel DESCRIPTION:Natives in Medicine is holding a student panel on Wednesday featuring Adrian Furman, Alex Red Eagle, and Jasmine Waipa. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080430 DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000255 SUMMARY:Native Community Dinner DESCRIPTION:Undergraduate and graduate students, staff, faculty, alumni, roommates and friends are all welcome.\\n\\nCome to dinner at the Native American Cultural Center to reconnect, make new friends and have some yummy food--most likely affiliated with a particular theme such as Stove Top/Oven Baked Food; Chilly Food, Mardi Gras, Spam-a-Rama, etc. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080503T003000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080503T020000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000298 SUMMARY:Native Community Dinner DESCRIPTION:Undergraduate and graduate students, staff, faculty, alumni, roommates and friends are all welcome.\\n\\nCome to dinner at the Native American Cultural Center to reconnect, make new friends and have some yummy food--most likely affiliated with a particular theme such as Stove Top/Oven Baked Food; Chilly Food, Mardi Gras, Spam-a-Rama, etc. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080503T003000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080503T020000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000283 SUMMARY:Distinguished Alumni Scholars DESCRIPTION:Stanford alumni of color working in academia are invited back to campus each year to meet with current undergrads and inspire them to pursue PhDs and join the ranks of faculty! \\n\\nAs part of a day-long program, Native alumni will have lunch with students at the Native American Cultural Center. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080505 DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000307 SUMMARY:Hui 'Olelo Night DESCRIPTION:Come learn about/participate in Hui o Hawai'i's newest initiative!\\n\\n'Olelo Nights are an opportunity for anyone to come learn and celebrate the Hawaiian language. NO EXPERIENCE IS NECESSARY! Everyone is welcome, and there will be different activities for different ability levels. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080507T040000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080507T053000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000296 SUMMARY:Dinner with Dr. Kekuni Blaisdell DESCRIPTION:Hui o Hawai'i presents dinner with renowned Native Hawaiian doctor and activist Kekuni Blaisdell at the NACC. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080508T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080508T030000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000105 SUMMARY:Southern Ute Tribe/Ignacio School District Student Visit DESCRIPTION:This tentative program would welcome representatives from the Southern Ute Tribe and Ignacio School District Student to visit theStanford campus. Visitors would meet staff from Undergraduate Admission, Financial Aid, Undergraduate Advising and Research, Student Affairs, the Native American Cultural Center and faculty.\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080509 DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20080511T070000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000111 SUMMARY:Stanford Powwow DESCRIPTION:Stanford Powwow CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080509 DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000112 SUMMARY:Stanford Powwow DESCRIPTION:Stanford Powwow CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080510 DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000304 SUMMARY:Salmon Social DESCRIPTION:Them Hupa girls be cooking a salmon and other goodies for nohma:lyo' that are coming down this weekend. =) CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080510T230000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080511T020000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000113 SUMMARY:Stanford Powwow DESCRIPTION:Stanford Powwow CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080511 DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000308 SUMMARY:'Olelo Night DESCRIPTION:'Olelo Nights are an opportunity for anyone to come learn and celebrate the Hawaiian language. NO EXPERIENCE IS NECESSARY! Everyone is welcome, and there will be different activities for different ability levels. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080514T033000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080514T050000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000263 SUMMARY:Joy Harjo Visit DESCRIPTION:In cooperation with the Institute for Diversity in the Arts and the Center for Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity, Cherrie Moraga will bring a series of guest artists for the class, "Indigenous Identity in Diaspora:  People of Color Art Practice in North America. \\n\\nWriters, LInda Hogan (Chickasaw) and Joy Harjo (Mvskoke-Creek) have agreed to join us in May, give public readings on campus, and meet with students, especially the Native community.  \\n\\nMAY 14. JOY HARJO\\n2:00-4:00 In-class Discussion\\n5 :30-7:00 Dinner Reception\\n7:00-8:30 Public Reading.\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080515T003000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080515T020000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000305 SUMMARY:Powwow Reflection Meeting DESCRIPTION:Let's get together to talk about the goods/bads of the 37th Annual Stanford Powwow! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080516T190000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080516T200000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000306 SUMMARY:Kaorihiva DESCRIPTION:Stanford's Polynesian Dance Group sleep over movie night! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080517T040000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080517T080000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000309 SUMMARY:SNAGS' Dinner DESCRIPTION:John-Carlos Perea (Spring Quarter Instructor of "American Indian Powwow Music") will be coming down from UC Berkeley to accompany our grad students to dinner...off campus! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080521T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080521T030000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000310 SUMMARY:Noenoe Silva DESCRIPTION:Come listen to Hawaiian scholar Noenoe Silva. Her research as an undergraduate in the National Archives uncovered petitions from 1897-98 of Hawaiians opposed to annexation. She earned her PhD in political science in 1999 and is now Associate Professor of Political Science at the University of Hawai'i, Manoa. She is the author of Aloha Betrayed: Native Hawaiian Resistance to American Colonialism, published in 2004. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080520T190000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080520T200000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000311 SUMMARY:Noenoe Silva Dinner DESCRIPTION:Come have dinner with Hawaiian scholar Noenoe Silva. Her research as an undergraduate in the National Archives uncovered petitions from 1897-98 of Hawaiians opposed to annexation. She earned her PhD in political science in 1999 and is now Associate Professor of Political Science at the University of Hawai'i, Manoa. She is the author of Aloha Betrayed: Native Hawaiian Resistance to American Colonialism, published in 2004. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080521T013000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080521T030000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000314 SUMMARY:SAIO Meeting DESCRIPTION:The Stanford American Indian Organization is the umbrella organization for the Native community. Everyone is welcome to attend and learn about issues of importance to the community as well as about upcoming cultural, educational and social events CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080521T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080521T020000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000325 SUMMARY:Thom Massey's Office Hours DESCRIPTION:A great resource for Student Groups! For topics relating to:\\n \\nActs of Intolerance\\nMediation\\nConflict Resolution/Coaching\\nPublic Presentation Skills\\nInstitutional Knowledge...and more! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080521T210000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080521T230000Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=WE;UNTIL=20080611T210000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000284 SUMMARY:14th Annual Multicultural Springfest DESCRIPTION:The Diversity & Access Office is currently seeking staff volunteers to showcase a diverse mixture of talents, including live performances and art exhibiting. Past performances have included dancers, singers, and individual or group musicians. Exhibitors have ranged from glass art to beaded jewelry. If you have a talent and/or craft you'd like to share with you fellow Stanford Staff, we'd love to talk with you.\\n\\nIn addition, with nearly 4,000 attendees, volunteers are needed to greet guests, distribute t-shirts, or assist with raffles. Last year over 45 volunteers committed to a minimum of 30 minutes of service.\\n\\nPlease visit http://www.stanford.edu/dept/diversityaccess/springfest.html for additional details or to sign up today.\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080522T180000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080522T203000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000319 SUMMARY:Carlos Mesa, Former President of Bolivia DESCRIPTION:"The Social Inclusion of Indigenous Peoples: The Challenge of Today's Democracy in the Andean Region"--Keynote Address by Carlos Mesa, former President of Bolivia.\\n\\nBolivia faces extreme challenges in developing its democracy, managing natural resources, and contending with calls for regional autonomy. Join former Bolivian President Carlos Mesa for a discussion of indigenous peoples' state of social inclusion, and an inside perspective on the present constitutional upheaval. An introduction will be given by Alejandro Toledo, former President of Peru, Payne Distinguished Visiting Lecturer & CDDRL Visiting Scholar, Stanford University.  \\n\\nThis event is free and open to the public.\\n\\nEvents sponsored by the Andean Development Corporation (CAF) and the Center for Latin American Studies at Stanford University. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080523T013000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080523T030000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000318 SUMMARY:AISES Lunches at Google! DESCRIPTION:The Stanford Chapter of the American Indian Science and Engineering Society will have lunch at the "Google Campus" about 20 minutes from Stanford. Meet at Muwekma-Tah-Ruk to carpool. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080523T190000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080523T210000Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=MO;UNTIL=20080602T190000Z EXDATE:20080526T190000Z,20080602T190000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000312 SUMMARY:Memorial Day Holiday DESCRIPTION:Stanford University Closed/No Classes CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080526 DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000321 SUMMARY:Lunch Discussion: Fundamental Laws of the Diné DESCRIPTION:Come see a presentation by the Diné Policy Institute: lunch and dinner events with Andrew Curley and Stanford alumnus, Moroni Benally! All majors welcome.\\n\\nEver wondered about Tribal government reform? Questions about the Navajo Nation? Interested in Tribal policy research?\\n\\nLunch discussion on the Fundamental Laws of the Diné. Dinner presentation on Statue of Government Reform on the Navajo Nation.\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080527T190000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080527T203000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000322 SUMMARY:Dinner Discussion: Status of Government Reform on the Navajo Nation DESCRIPTION:Come see a presentation by the Diné Policy Institute: lunch and dinner events with Andrew Curley and Stanford alumnus, Moroni Benally! All majors welcome.\\n\\nEver wondered about Tribal government reform? Questions about the Navajo Nation? Interested in Tribal policy research?\\n\\nLunch discussion on the Fundamental Laws of the Diné. Dinner presentation on Statue of Government Reform on the Navajo Nation.\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080528T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080528T023000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000323 SUMMARY:Powwow Wrap Up Dinner DESCRIPTION:Yo!\\n\\nAs of right now... it "looks like" our dinner will be on Tuesday, May 27th! But only 14 of you have voted and I know there are about 33 people who are on this email list (ie: a part of this year's humongo but amazingly awesome Powwow committee!). So if 5/27 at 7pm doesn't work for you, then you better submit your vote and let your personal availability be heard!\\n\\nAbout the restaurants, I'm not gonna disclose any specifics on that right now. LOL :). I'll just have you know that it's a close race. So VOTE!!! \\n\\nSince some of you may be the types that need deadlines to motivate you, you have until tomorrow (Thursday) night at 11:59pm to submit your vote!!!\\n\\n\\nHere's the link: \\n\\nPOWWOW COMMITTEE DINNER SURVEY\\n\\n\\n\\nPeace,\\nJoe \\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080528T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080528T040000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000327 SUMMARY:'Olelo Night DESCRIPTION:'Olelo Nights are an opportunity for anyone to come learn and celebrate the Hawaiian language. NO EXPERIENCE IS NECESSARY! Everyone is welcome, and there will be different activities for different ability levels. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080528T033000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080528T050000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000264 SUMMARY:Linda Hogan Visit DESCRIPTION:In cooperation with the Institute for Diversity in the Arts and the Center for Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity, Cherrie Moraga will bring a series of guest artists for the class, "Indigenous Identity in Diaspora:  People of Color Art Practice in North America. \\n\\nWriters, LInda Hogan (Chickasaw) and Joy Harjo (Mvskoke-Creek) have agreed to join us in May, give public readings on campus, and meet with students, especially the Native community.  \\n\\nMAY 14. LINDA HOGAN\\n2:00-4:00 In-class Discussion\\n5 :30-7:00 Dinner Reception\\n7:00-8:30 Public Reading.\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080529T003000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080529T020000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000301 SUMMARY:Big 'n' Li'l Sib Casino Night DESCRIPTION:Come play games, win prizes, eat good food, and hang out with your fellow sibs! \\n\\nThe event will start at 6:00pm. Dinner will be provided. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080530T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080530T030000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000328 SUMMARY:Film Screening: "Once Were Warriors" DESCRIPTION:Presented by the Stanford Partnership to End Violence Against Women: "Once Were Warriors"\\nbased on the novel by Alan Duff.\\n\\nSet in urban Auckland (New Zealand) this movie tells the story of the Heke family. Jake Heke is a violent man who beats his wife frequently when drunk, and yet obviously loves both her and his family. The movie follows a period of several weeks in the family's life showing Jake's frequent outburst of violence and the effect that this has on his family. The youngest son is in trouble with the police and may be put into a foster home while the elder son is about to join a street gang. Jake's daughter has her own serious problems which are a key element in the plot.\\n\\nBest Film Winner at the New Zealand Film & Television Awards, Durban International Film Festival, Montreal Film Festival and Rotterdam Film Festival.\\n\\nDiscussion to follow...and snacks will be provided. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080530T040000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080530T053000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000326 SUMMARY:SAIO Does Laser Tag! DESCRIPTION:We will be playing a game of LASERTAG THIS FRIDAY, WOO WOO!!)\\n\\nWhat I need are DRIVER and PEOPLE TO SIGN UP!!\\nE-mail me back if you want to go and if you are willing to drive!\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080531T044500Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080531T064500Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000329 SUMMARY:Powwow Committee Luncheon DESCRIPTION:Please RSVP to Stefanie Tsosie by 5:00, Thursday, May 29 to attend.\\n\\nThe Powwow Planning Committee will wrap up the year-long planning process for the 37th Annual Stanford Powwow by taking themselves to lunch! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080531T203000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080531T223000Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=2;BYDAY=WE;UNTIL=20080521T203000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000320 SUMMARY:Stanford Archaeology Center Presents DESCRIPTION:"The First Years and The Opening of an Exhibit from the Collections."\\n\\nWelcome addresses by Dean richard Saller, Dean Pamela Matson, Professor Ian Hodder and Ms. Lisa Newble. Reception to follow.\\n\\nPlease RSVP by May 30, 2008. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080605T230000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080606T003000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000256 SUMMARY:Native Community Dinner DESCRIPTION:Undergraduate and graduate students, staff, faculty, alumni, roommates and friends are all welcome.\\n\\nCome to dinner at the Native American Cultural Center to reconnect, make new friends and have some yummy food--most likely affiliated with a particular theme such as Stove Top/Oven Baked Food; Chilly Food, Mardi Gras, Spam-a-Rama, etc. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080607T003000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080607T020000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000324 SUMMARY:IM Softball Playoffs DESCRIPTION:Natives Do Softball. Games are on Saturdays at 1:00 on Sand Hill Fields\\n\\nBring your SUIDs! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080607T200000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080607T213000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000313 SUMMARY:Native Graduation Dinner and Awards Presentation DESCRIPTION:The indigenous Muwekma Ohlone Tribe will prepare a delicious meal for American Indian, Alaska Native and Native Hawaiian graduating students and their families the night before Commencement! \\n\\nNative graduates should be in contact with the Native American Cultural Center in advance to provide an estimated number of dinner guests--and information to be included in a "Memory Book."\\n\\nTickets: $10 Available at the Door on June 14\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080615T000000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080615T040000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000330 SUMMARY:SNAGS Gathering! DESCRIPTION:Hey everyone,\\n Tonight/this afternoon a group of Native grads (Stanford Native American Graduate Students) and undergrads around for the summer will be getting together at Compadres at 5:00 pm to hang out and relax after another work week. \\n\\nThere is a happy hour at Compadres from 3-6pm so if you'd like to get there a little earlier it's worth it. The map and menu are located here:\\nhttp://www.compadresrestaurants.com/paloalto.html#specials\\n\\nh ope to see you all tonight!\\nmatt CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080719T000000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080719T060000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000259 SUMMARY:Summer Native Immersion Program DESCRIPTION:For incoming Stanford freshman students. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080816 DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20080823T070000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000332 SUMMARY:Arizona/Class of 2012 Send Off! DESCRIPTION:PLEASE JOIN US FOR THE STANFORD CLASS OF 2012 SEND-OFF PARTY*!\\n\\nPlease join us in welcoming the new Native students at Stanford! Meet new friends, share the Stanford experience, and mix & mingle with alumni, parents and current students of color from the Phoenix area.\\n\\nSaturday, August 30\\n1 - 4 p.m.\\n\\nThe Home of Tony Kahn, BS '86\\n4928 W. Joyce Circle\\nGlendale, AZ 85308\\n\\nRSVP by August 22\\nKarletta Chief, '98, MS '00 at kchief@stanfortdalumni.org CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080830T200000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080830T230000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000372 SUMMARY:Law School Classes Begin DESCRIPTION:Law School Classes Begin CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080902 DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000335 SUMMARY:NSO/Native American Pre-Orientation Retreat DESCRIPTION:Get to know... CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080914 DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20080916T070000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000336 SUMMARY:NSO/NACC Open House DESCRIPTION:Learn more about the American Indian, Alaska Native and Native Hawaiian Program and the Native American Cultural Center during our open house. Refreshments will be served. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080916T210000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080916T230000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000334 SUMMARY:NSO/NACC "Frybread Social" DESCRIPTION:Come experience a unique opportunity to interact with the Native American/Native Hawaiian/Alaskan Natives... or just Native community for short. Enjoy frybread and Indian tacos and chat with friends and classmates. Everyone is welcome to join. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080920T013000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080920T093000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000366 SUMMARY:First Day of Classes, Autumn Quarter DESCRIPTION:First Day of Classes CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080922 DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000333 SUMMARY:Grad Women's Welcome Dinner DESCRIPTION:oin us for a delicious, casual dinner and drinks to celebrate the beginning of another great year in grad women's programming! Meet other women grad students and faculty from various departments across campus and learn about the resources available to you at the Women's Community Center. Always our biggest event! Co-sponsored by the Student Unions Director's Office. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080924T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080924T023000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000345 SUMMARY:Native American Community BBQ DESCRIPTION:Drop by the NACC and join us for a delicious cookout. Students, staff, faculty, families and friends: Everyone is welcome! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080927T003000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080927T020000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000356 SUMMARY:Student Activities Fair for Student Organizations DESCRIPTION:Mosey through White Plaza and visit with representatives from the hundreds of Voluntary Student Organizations on campus! Sponsored by the Office of Student Activities. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080926T190000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080926T230000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000361 SUMMARY:41st Annual Native American Day Celebration DESCRIPTION:The state of California celebrates "Native American Day" each year with programming in the State Capitol.\\n\\nProgramming at Stanford TBA CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080926 DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000375 SUMMARY:Natives in Medicine Officers DESCRIPTION:The current officers of NIM will be having our first organizational meeting tomorrow at 8:00 at the NACC. We would love to have anyone who is interested in sharing their enthusiasm for medicine consider holding an officer role this year. If you're interested, please stop by tomorrow at 8:00! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080927T030000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080927T040000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000376 SUMMARY:5th Annual Bay Area Hawaiian Film Festival DESCRIPTION:This weekend, the Kaululehua Hawaiian Cultural Center in South San Francisco will be hosting the 5th Annual Hawaiian Film Festival and Cultural Conference.\\n\\nFilms will be shown on Saturday. Screening begins at 12 noon, and will continue all day in to the evening. All-Day Passes are $15.\\n \\nFilms Include:\\nNa Kamalei: Men of Hula\\nThen There Were None\\nE Ola Ka ‘Olelo Hawai’i\\nAct of War: Overthrow of the Hawaiian Nation\\nKaho’olawe Aloha ‘Aina CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080927T030000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080927T043000Z RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20080929T030000Z EXDATE:20080928T030000Z,20080929T030000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000357 SUMMARY:"New Works for Pow-Wow Drum and Jazz Ensemble" DESCRIPTION:"New Works for Pow-Wow Drum and Jazz Ensemble"\\n by John-Carlos Perea's Intertribal Ensemble\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080927T210000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080927T230000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000377 SUMMARY:5th Annual Bay Area Hawaiian Film Festival DESCRIPTION:This weekend, the Kaululehua Hawaiian Cultural Center in South San Francisco will be hosting the 5th Annual Hawaiian Film Festival and Cultural Conference.\\n\\nFilms will be shown on Saturday. Screening begins at 12 noon, and will continue all day in to the evening. All-Day Passes are $15.\\n \\nFilms Include:\\nNa Kamalei: Men of Hula\\nThen There Were None\\nE Ola Ka ‘Olelo Hawai’i\\nAct of War: Overthrow of the Hawaiian Nation\\nKaho’olawe Aloha ‘Aina CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080927T200000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080928T040000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000378 SUMMARY:Hawaiian Hula Demonstration DESCRIPTION:This weekend, the Kaululehua Hawaiian Cultural Center in South San Francisco will be hosting the 5th Annual Hawaiian Film Festival and Cultural Conference.\\n\\nFilms will be shown on Saturday. Screening begins at 12 noon, and will continue all day in to the evening. All-Day Passes are $15.\\n \\nFilms Include:\\nNa Kamalei: Men of Hula\\nThen There Were None\\nE Ola Ka ‘Olelo Hawai’i\\nAct of War: Overthrow of the Hawaiian Nation\\nKaho’olawe Aloha ‘Aina CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080928T230000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080929T010000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000373 SUMMARY:AISES Meeting DESCRIPTION:The Stanford Chapter of the American Indian Science and Engineering Society meets every Monday at noon! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20080929T190000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20080929T200000Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=MO;UNTIL=20081201T200000Z EXDATE:20081013T190000Z,20081110T200000Z,20081124T200000Z,20081201T200000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000337 SUMMARY:SAIO Meeting DESCRIPTION:The Stanford American Indian Organization is the umbrella organization for the Native community. Everyone is welcome to attend and learn about issues of importance to the community as well as about upcoming cultural, educational and social events CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081001T004500Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20081001T020000Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=TU;UNTIL=20081203T014500Z EXDATE:20081008T004500Z,20081022T004500Z,20081029T004500Z,20081105T014500Z, 20081112T014500Z,20081119T014500Z,20081126T014500Z,20081203T014500Z, 20090311T004500Z,20091028T004500Z,20091111T014500Z,20091202T014500Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000379 SUMMARY:Cherokee Club Meeting DESCRIPTION:Welcome Back! \\n \\nThe first Cherokee Club meeting for fall quarter is going to be held on Thursday, September at 8:00 in the Center! \\n \\nAs most of you know, Cherokee Club has performed Cherokee songs at various ceremonies throughout the past few years.\\n \\nOn Sunday, October 5th the First Nations' Futures Fellows Program (FNFF) is going to be held at Jasper Ridge, and Cherokee Club has been asked to perform a few songs at the ceremony. We will be practicing a few of our signature Cherokee songs at the end of the meeting on Thursday (and most likely having an additional practice before the ceremony on Sunday). \\n \\nIF YOU ARE INTERESTED in performing, please email me back so we will know how many will be attending. \\n \\nAlso, if you are new and want to perform--don't be shy--let me know and I will send out the songs/lyrics ahead of time so that you will be able to practice a bit before our first meeting! \\n \\nSee you all on Thursday!\\n \\nWado, \\nTaylor\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081001T030000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20081001T040000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000436 SUMMARY:Stanford Powwow Kickoff Meeting DESCRIPTION:Like them good ol' powwow jams? Want to be part of the LARGEST STUDENT RUN POWWOW IN THE COUNTRY? Want to try out GREAT LEADERSHIP SKILLS? Just love FRYBREAD? \\n\\nThen come to the powwow kick off meeting!!!!!\\n\\nAny questions? Let us know!!! But be sure to be there :) It'll be a blast...No, for serious, it will be.\\n\\nYour loving powwow servants, \\nStefaJoe Cartsosie\\njjjcart@stanford.edu, sktsosie@stanford.edu\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081001T190000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20081001T200000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000344 SUMMARY:Native House Seminar DESCRIPTION:We are gearing up for Muwekma's House Seminar and are really excited about it! SO... if you have a little extra room for another class and want to take an interesting, kick back course with a few field trips here and there please consider joining us!\\n\\nOur goal is to make it as fun as possible while crammin' in some meaningful topics and issues in the the nine class sessions this quarter. \\n\\nThis is a class not only for the Native theme house but for our entire community so if you have the time and need an extra unit please email me back with your preferences by Wednesday at 5pm. \\n\\nYou do not have to be a resident of the house to take House Seminar and ALL are invited to enroll and participate in the class. In fact, we are planning on keeping house seminar open for all to participate on a weekly basis if you are unable to fully commit to the class. There will be weekly themes and topics so feel free to check us out if there is something that sparks your interest =)\\n\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081003T033000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20081003T043000Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=TH;UNTIL=20081205T043000Z EXDATE:20081121T043000Z,20081128T043000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000346 SUMMARY:Native Big and Little Sibling Welcome DESCRIPTION:Come eat ice cream and meet new and returning students. Get paired with a cool “Big Sib” who will help answer your questions, tell you all the fun stuff to do on campus, and guide you through your freshman year. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081003T023000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20081003T033000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000381 SUMMARY:Natives in Medicine Kickoff Dinner Meeting DESCRIPTION:Special guest, Blair Mattheson, MD '84 will be visiting campus and wants to host a dinner for both Natives in Medicine (NIM) and Stanford American Indian Medicaal Students (SAIMS).\\n\\nPlease RSVP to Greg Graves so he can order food for all! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081003T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20081003T023000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000387 SUMMARY:SNAGS Meeting DESCRIPTION:Hey everyone!\\n\\nWelcome (back) to Stanford. We are going to have the first meeting of SNAGS (Stanford Native American Graduate Students) this Thursday, October 2nd, at 6:00pm in the Graduate Community Center (GCC). \\n\\nDinner and drinks will be provided by ordering from the 750 Pub menu. If you have to come a little late due to class that's no problem and we hope to see you all there. \\n\\nHere's a link to a map of the GCC/750 Pub's location:\\nhttp://campus-map.stanford.edu/index.cfm?ID=10-590\\n\\nSee you Thursday!\\nmatt and nanibaa' CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081003T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20081003T023000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000380 SUMMARY:Hui 'O Hawaii Kickoff BBQ DESCRIPTION:It's a new year and there are new community members to meet. What better time to get together and promote the Hawaiian culture and plan for the upcoming year.\\n\\nEveryone is welcome, so come on over to the Center for BBQ! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081004T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20081004T023000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000408 SUMMARY:Cherokee Club Meeting DESCRIPTION:On Sunday, October 5th the First Nations' Futures Fellows Program (FNFF) is going to be held at Jasper Ridge, and Cherokee Club has been asked to perform a few songs at the ceremony. We will be practicing a few of our signature Cherokee songs at the end of the meeting on Thursday (and most likely having an additional practice before the ceremony on Sunday). \\n \\nIF YOU ARE INTERESTED in performing, please email me back so we will know how many will be attending. \\n \\nAlso, if you are new and want to perform--don't be shy--let me know and I will send out the songs/lyrics ahead of time so that you will be able to practice a bit before our first meeting! \\n \\nSee you all on Thursday!\\n \\nWado, \\nTaylor\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081003T190000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20081003T200000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000358 SUMMARY:First Nations' Futures Welcome to Bay Area DESCRIPTION:The Muwekma Ohlone Tribe and members of the Stanford Native Student Community to welcome the 2008 FNF Fellows to campus.\\n\\nA Welcome Circle and and an exchange of songs will be followed by dinner. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081005T230000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20081006T020000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000359 SUMMARY:First Nations' Futures Welcome to Bay Area DESCRIPTION:A ceremony welcoming the 2008 FNF Fellows to campus attended by representatives from the Native American Cultural Center, Woods Institute and the President/Provost Office. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081006T153000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20081006T163000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000388 SUMMARY:Diversity Career Reception DESCRIPTION:You are invited to attend...Stanford University Career Development Center's "Diversity Career Reception."\\n\\nCome meet with company representatives in an informal setting. Light refreshments will be provided. Please also come in business casual attire.\\n\\nCo-sponsored by the Asian American Activities Center, Black Community Services Center, Native American Cultural Center/American Indian, Alaska Native and Native Hawaiian Program, LGBT Community Resources Center, Student Disability Resource Center, El Centro Chicano, and Women’s Community Center. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081007T013000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20081007T033000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000389 SUMMARY:PAE-V Kickoff DESCRIPTION:Come to the first meting for PAE-V. We will be meeting outside the NACCin the Old Union courtyard at the picnic tables. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081007T000000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20081007T020000Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=MO;UNTIL=20081202T010000Z EXDATE:20081014T000000Z,20081021T000000Z,20081028T000000Z,20081104T010000Z, 20081111T010000Z,20081118T010000Z,20081125T010000Z,20081202T010000Z, 20090203T010000Z,20090210T010000Z,20090224T010000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000394 SUMMARY:Native Tutoring Project DESCRIPTION:San Jose Tutoring – Starting up again this quarter. Monday nights, meet at Muwekma at 5:45, tutoring south bay Native kids in elementary school. Dinner will be provided and we will return to campus by 8:30.\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081007T004500Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20081007T034500Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=MO;UNTIL=20081202T014500Z EXDATE:20081014T004500Z,20081125T014500Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000392 SUMMARY:SAIO Officer Core Meeting DESCRIPTION:The Stanford American Indian Organization is the umbrella organization for the Native community. \\n\\nSAIO's Officer Core will meet alternate Tuesdays at the Center! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081008T004500Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20081008T020000Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=TU;UNTIL=20081119T014500Z EXDATE:20081015T004500Z,20081022T004500Z,20081029T004500Z,20081105T014500Z, 20081112T014500Z,20081119T014500Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000395 SUMMARY:AISES/Boeing Info Session DESCRIPTION:The American Indian Science and Engineering Society is hosting the other engineering societies (SSCLES SBSE and SWE) at an info session with Boeing!\\n\\n"Join a world-class recruiting team for a day of information to help shape your career. Hear from our new hires and managers about their work experiences. Find out more about our exciting and challenging job opportunities. Refreshments will be served."\\n\\nApply at:\\nboeing.com/collegecareers, then click on "get hired".\\n\\n"Every plane in history took its first flight in someone's imagination. At Boeing, we envision the most remarkable things, and assemble the people and resources to make them take shape. That's why we're here." CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081008T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20081008T023000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000399 SUMMARY:Grad Tutoring Night DESCRIPTION:Hey all,\\n\\nGrad Tutoring Nights start again where your very own grad students will be at the Center from 8pm-9/9:30pm to help with homework, problemsets, paperwriting, studying for exams, placing yourself into the profession of a tool and die maker (maybe). \\n\\nGrad students will be there to help with the fuzzies from social sciences to humanities and writing and the sciences including chem, bio, and maybe some physics. Any upperclassmen able to help with physics/engineering and math please come out to help.\\n\\nThank you!\\nMatt CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081008T030000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20081008T043000Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=TU;UNTIL=20081203T040000Z EXDATE:20081105T040000Z,20081119T040000Z,20081126T040000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000397 SUMMARY:'Olelo Hawai'i (Hawaiian Language) DESCRIPTION:loha mai kakou,\\n \\nAs we move forward in working to start an ‘Olelo Hawai’i (Hawaiian Language) class here at Stanford, we need everyone who would be interested in taking the class to meet up.\\n \\nIf you are seriously, or even partially, interested, please show up. We need as much support as we can get.\\n \\nMahalo nui,\\nLeon CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081009T030000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20081009T040000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000360 SUMMARY:First Nations' Futures Forum and Dinner DESCRIPTION:A forum and dinner at the Native American Cultural Center, with brief presentation by the 2008 First Nations' Futures Fellows. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081010T000000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20081010T013000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000409 SUMMARY:Natives in Medicine Meeting DESCRIPTION:NIM folks will get together to discuss programming for Fall Quarter.\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081010T050000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20081010T060000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000350 SUMMARY:RH/Alumni Hall of Fame Ceremony DESCRIPTION:Join us in honoring Stanford's most accomplished alumni of color who have made significant contributions to Stanford, the nation, and/or the world. This event is sponsored by the Asian American Activities Center, Black Community Services Center, El Centro Chicano, the Native American Cultural Center, and the Stanford Alumni Association. \\n\\nThis year's inductees:\\n\\nNative American Cultural Center\\nN. Scott Momaday, MA '60, PhD '63, is a poet, a Pulitzer prize-winning novelist, a playwright, a painter, a storyteller, and a professor of English and American literature. \\n\\nAsian American Activities Center\\nMr. Henry Der, '68, MA '00, Senior Programs Officer for the Four Freedoms Fund. Mr. Der worked at San Francisco-based Chinese for Affirmative Action for nearly 25 years, serving as its executive director for many years. \\n\\nBlack Community Services Center\\nDr. Michael V. Drake, '71, Chancellor, University of California, Irvine. Prior to his appointment he served as Vice President for Health Affairs for UC and Professor of Ophthalmology and the senior associate dean for admissions and extramural academic programs at the UC San Francisco School of Medicine. \\n\\nEl Centro Chicano\\nDr. France Cordova, '69, President, Purdue University. Dr. Cordova is an internationally recognized astrophysicist and former Chancellor of the University of California, Riverside.\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081010T233000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20081011T003000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000351 SUMMARY:RH/Alumni and Student Dinner at Muwekma-Tah-Ruk DESCRIPTION:Enjoy dinner with Native American students, staff and faculty at Muwekma-Tah-Ruk (the "House of the People") and discover how this theme house compares with the residences you remember. $20 per person; children 12 and under are free. For more information or to RSVP, call (650) 723-2006. Tickets will also be available at the door. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081011T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20081011T020000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000352 SUMMARY:RH/Faculty and Graduate Diversity DESCRIPTION:Join a coalition of alumni, students, faculty and staff in developing ideas and solutions for increasing the amount of graduate students of color, addressing the quality of life of current graduate students and assisting the University with the recruitment and retention of faculty of color. This working meeting will lead to concrete action items in the pursuit of specific goals.\\n\\nDinner 6:00-6:30 and Discussion 6:30-7:45 CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081011T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20081011T024500Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000411 SUMMARY:Indigenous Queers (IQ) Meeting DESCRIPTION:Hello to all Natives, Native Queers, and Allies Indigenous Queers!\\n\\nHope you had a great first few weeks of the quarter, and a wonderful start to the school year. We want to personally invite you all to attend the first annual meeting of Indigenous Queers (IQ), the new Stanford student group that focuses on support, love, and cultural understanding among LGBTQQAP and queer-identified students, allies, and friends in the Native American and other indigenous communities.\\n\\nWe are contacting you in hope that you will become an ally, or a member of IQ (formally SAIG, for those who can remember). We welcome all support, new members and allies, and definitely want to hear back from you!\\n\\nWe look forward to your help & support in filling a void in the Native Community here at Stanford. Thanks so much, Peace and Love to you all. \\n\\nDavid, Temo & Lyla CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081010T223000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20081010T233000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000421 SUMMARY:Sally Mentzer's Office Hour DESCRIPTION:Come visit with Sally Mentzer and find out how the Undergraduate Advising and Research program can help you shape your personal adventures! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081010T183000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20081010T193000Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=FR;UNTIL=20081205T193000Z EXDATE:20081128T193000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000353 SUMMARY:RH/Native American DESCRIPTION:Catch up on what is happening in the Native American community and find out how you can get involved. Sponsored by the Stanford Native American Alumni Association. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081011T180000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20081011T190000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000354 SUMMARY:RH/Native American Alumni Town Hall Meeting DESCRIPTION:Catch up on what is happening in the Native American community and find out how you can get involved. Sponsored by the Stanford Native American Alumni Association. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081011T180000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20081011T190000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000355 SUMMARY:RH/Chicano/Latino and Native American Pre-Game Tailgate DESCRIPTION:Rally before the game with fellow alumni and friends from the Chicano/Latino and Native American Alumni Associations. Barbecue and beverages will be served. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081011T170000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20081011T200000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000363 SUMMARY:Seed Saving Conference: Indigenous Permaculture DESCRIPTION:Do you know how to grow your own food, without dependency on store-bought seeds? Indigenous Permaculture is sponsoring a seed saving conference from9 AM - 4 PM on Oct. 11th at the Intertribal Friendship House The goals are to give participants practical information, and explain the why and how of saving seeds. Speakers will cover topics such as the Ecology Center's Bay Area Seed Interchange Library (BASIL), dietary health issues, and GMOs. Contact: Indigenous Permaculture 415-370-1657 mayalencanahuat@yahoo.com CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081011T160000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20081011T230000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000405 SUMMARY:Powwow & Indian Market, Indigenous People's Day DESCRIPTION:Celebrate this new annual holiday with us in honor of all of our ancestors, the people continuing the struggle today and future generations.\\n\\nBerkeley\\nINDIGENOUS PEOPLES DAY\\nPOW WOW & Indian Market\\n\\nSaturday, October 11, 2008\\n10am - 6pm\\nMartin Luther King, Jr. Civic Center Park\\nBerkeley CA.\\n1-1/2 blocks west of the Berkeley BART Station\\n\\nExhibition Dancing 10:00 am\\nGourd Dancing 11:00 am\\nGrand Entry 12:00 noon\\nClosing 6:00 pm\\n\\nContest Dancing: All Categories\\nIntertribal Dancing\\nNative American Foods and Arts & Crafts\\n at the Indian Market\\nAll Traditional Drums are Invited\\n\\n\\nGino Barichello, Coordinator\\n\\nFOR MORE INFORMATION: http://www.red-coral.net/Pow.html\\nor CALL: 510-595-5520\\nIndigenous Peoples Day Committee:\\nBox 97, 1700 Shattuck Avenue, Berkeley, CA 94709\\n\\n\\nNo drugs or alcohol. Indigenous peoples Day Committee is not responsible for lost or stolen articles.\\n_______________________________________________ CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081011T180000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20081012T010000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000410 SUMMARY:Kaorihiva Dance Try-Outs! DESCRIPTION:"E Como Mai"\\nCome Audition for...Kaorihvia, Stanford's Polynesian Dance Croup!\\n\\nKaoihiva is a Polynesian Dance Group whose goal is to share the rich culture of Polynesia through dance such as Hula, Tahitian, and Samoan, to the Stanford Community. If you love to dance, come learn some of the basic steps and fun dances of Polynesia. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081011T170000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20081011T190000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000404 SUMMARY:Indigenous People's Day Music Celebration DESCRIPTION:On Sunday, October 12 I'll be performing at a free Indigenous People's Day Music Celebration held at the University of San Francisco's Presentation Theater. The ensemble features:\\n\\nDirk Alphin: pow-wow singer\\nBryan Bowman: drums, tabla\\nMasaru Koga: saxophone, flute\\nJohn-Carlos Perea: bass, cedar flute, vocals\\nTim Volpicella: guitar\\n\\nAll of the event details are included below. I hope to see you at the show!\\n\\nBest, \\n\\nJohn-Carlos\\nhttp://www.myspace.com/johncarlosperea\\n\\n--\\nUnive rsity of San Francisco's Performing Arts Department and Music Program\\npresents\\n\\nIndigenous People's Day Music Celebration\\n\\nGRAMMY® award winning singer and cedar flutist John-Carlos Perea leads a multicultural ensemble performing original works that fuse jazz and contemporary intertribal American Indian Pow-Wow Music\\n\\nFREE admission\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081012T210000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20081012T223000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000341 SUMMARY:Indigenous Peoples Day DESCRIPTION:Formerly known as "Columbus Day", the Native community celebrates "Indigenous Peoples Day" instead.\\n\\nSunrise on Alcatraz Island, a candlelight vigil on campus and more...\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20081013 DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000396 SUMMARY:Indigenous People's Day Candlelight Vigil DESCRIPTION:Reclaim the Day! Indigenous People's Day Candlelight Vigil. \\n\\nFrom the poster: "Wanted: Christopher Columbus. Grand theft, genocide, racism; initiating the destruction of a culture; rape, torture and maiming of indigenous people and instigator of the Big Lie. 500 Years of Tourism.\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081014T040000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20081014T053000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000407 SUMMARY:Stanford SEEDS Chapter Meeting DESCRIPTION:Are you interested in ecology? Environmental science? Sustainability? Land and Natural Resource management? Come learn about SEEDS (Strategies for Ecology Education Development and Sustainabilty.) FOOD PROVIDED!!!\\n \\nAgenda\\nSEEDS opportunities for fall quarter including:\\nHands on ecology work/mentoring with Redwood high students in the Cordilleras Creek\\nVisit Jasper Ridge Biological Preserve\\nInformation about how to apply for SEEDS ESA funded travel and research.\\nVote for officers of SEEDS for 2008-09\\nSpeaker: Visiting SEEDS Alum, Jorge Ramos ( University of Washington) will talk about his experiences with SEEDS including his research fellowship.http://www.ecojorgeramos.com/\\n \\n \\nMore about SEEDS\\nwww.esa.org/seeds/\\n \\nDiverse People for a Diverse Science\\n\\nSEEDS is an education program of the Ecological Society of America. Its mission is to diversify and advance the profession of ecology through opportunities that stimulate and nurture the interest of underrepresented students. Focused at the undergraduate level, opportunities sponsored by the program include student field trips, undergraduate research fellowships, ESA Annual Meeting travel awards, and campus ecology chapters.\\n\\nThe core SEEDS program components offer hands-on, engaging experiences with ecology that exhibit the relevance and applications of the science. Each experience also provides opportunities to interact with a diverse group of ecologists and other motivated students to both broaden and deepen students' understanding of ecology and potential careers.\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081014T003000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20081014T013000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000413 SUMMARY:Indigenous People's Day Sunrise Ceremony on Alcatraz Island DESCRIPTION:Get excited for INDIGENOUS PEOPLES DAY!\\n\\nWe are cutting it down to the wire on buying Alcatraz tickets (aka respond NOW if you want to GO)! I will be ordering tickets for the Alcatraz Trip on Friday afternoon! \\n\\nSo here is the deal...\\n\\nThose of us headed to Alcatraz on Monday October 13th, 2008 will meet at the Tressider Marguerite Stop @ 4am, we will catch the 5:30 ferry that departs from Pier #31 and be a part of the Sunrise Celebration for Indigenous Peoples Day! We should be back for 10am class! There may be one car trying to haul back by 9:30 but we can arrange who is riding with who that morning =)\\n\\nYou have until Friday at noon to tell me you are going, meaning, if you don't tell me by then, you will not have a ticket reserved in SAIO's name and transportation there will not be guaranteed (tickets are available at the pier on the day of, if someone has a super last minute change of heart but you will be responsible for organizing/paying for their trip youself).\\n\\nAs Promised, If you are a New Student (Frosh/Transfer) you are FREE (SAIO will cover you)! If you are a Resident of Muwekma you are FREE (Muwekma will cover you)! If you are neither (aka everyone else) you are to pay $5, and if you have a friend outside of SAIO that wants to come they are more than welcome, but have to pay $11 (the full cost of a ferry ticket). \\n\\n~E Chase\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081013T110000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20081013T170000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000416 SUMMARY:PAE-V Info Meeting DESCRIPTION:Just a reminder....\\n \\nIf you want to mentor and haven't responded yet, please do so. We will have a short Mentor Info Session tomorrow. We'll have Jamba Juice, snacks, and cool Gift Packagese! We need to know if you'll be there! \\n \\nPAE-V Mentor Info Meeting on Indigenous Peoples' Day to help our Indigenous Freshmen at Stanford!\\n \\nThere are a few great perks for all mentors!\\n \\n1. Free Lunch every Friday at Jimmy V's Sports Cafe with the other PAE mentors across campus\\n2. Free food at all Meetings! (Hawaiian, Chinese, Subway, Indian, etc. Give us ideas!)\\n3. Networking with Faculty and Alumni at special events\\n4. A Gift Package only for Mentors (at the Mentor Info Session on Monday)\\n5. Good, fuzzy feeling for helping students\\n \\n \\nThanks!\\nNanibaa' and Matt \\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081014T000000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20081014T010000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000422 SUMMARY:Indigenous Queers Pre-FMOTQ Clash and Social DESCRIPTION:Come join Indigenous Queers for Fun, Food, and Friends! This event is open to everyone--friends, straight allies, questioning/curious, and queer identified students. HOPE TO SEE YOU THERE!!!!\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081015T040000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20081015T053000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000424 SUMMARY:Indigenous Queers (IQ) Social/Meeting DESCRIPTION:Dear Friends,\\n\\nIndigenous Queers (IQ) will be having meeting/social event before Full Moon On The Quad at the LGBT-CRC (in the top floor of the Firetruck House). It will start at 9pm (Probably Indian Time) and go until about 10:30. There will be food, music, so come and have a good time with us.\\n\\nThis event is open to everyone--friends, straight allies, questioning/curious, and queer identified students. \\n\\nHOPE TO SEE YOU THERE!!!!\\n\\n----Temo, David & Lyla CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081015T040000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20081015T050000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000415 SUMMARY:Broomball: AISES v SBSE DESCRIPTION:Hey Community!\\n\\nIf you want to go hit the ice rink with broomsticks and rep AISES vs. SBSE, (the Society of Black Scientists and Engineers) in BROOMBALL, let us know\\n\\nWe'll be leaving at 11:30PM on THURSDAY OCTOBER 16th (it's a midnight event) and we'll be back on campus around 1:15am. The ice rink is in Redwood City, about 20 minutes away. \\n\\nIf you're a freshman who doesn't know what broomball is, here's the definition: An hour of havoc on ice. Crazy people running on an ICE RINK wearing street shoes, & playing uber modified field hockey with modified broomsticks. Bring your A GAME.\\n\\nTHERE ARE ONLY 16 SPOTS LEFT, SO REPLY SOON!\\n\\nIF YOU CAN DRIVE, LET ME KNOW!! We'll only need about 3 more for the amount of people we'll be taking.\\n\\n\\nBROOMBALL is seriously one of my favorite community things, so please come and check it out!!!\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081017T063000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20081017T083000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000362 SUMMARY:American Indian Heritage Celebration DESCRIPTION:"Celebrating our Youth; Celebrating our Future" is the theme of the 3rd Annual American Indian Heritage Celebration.\\n\\nPlease note that this event was originally scheduled for Saturday September 20, 2008 but will now be Saturday October 18, 2008. We will still have it at the same location and same time.\\n \\nWe will have American Indian Arts and Crafts vendors, food booths, a health fair, American Indian drumming and singing, flute music, language and dance presentations, cultural activities, lacrosse demonstrations with the SF Dragons, hand games and much more great family fun. The event is free and open to the public.\\n \\nPlease check out our website at: www.americanindianheritage.org\\n \\nFor more information please contact Vernon Medicine Cloud at 408-445-3400 x208 or email him at vmcloud@ihcscv.org\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081018T170000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20081019T010000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000425 SUMMARY:NAHC Powwow DESCRIPTION:Native American Health Center Powwow\\nSaturday and Sunday!\\n\\nhttp://www.nativehealth.org/news_calendar.html\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081018T190000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20081019T050000Z RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20081019T190000Z EXDATE:20081019T190000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000427 SUMMARY:Laughing Samoans Live DESCRIPTION:Aloha Everyone...\\n\\nThe Laughing Samoans..a HILARIOUS comedy duo is performing live in San Fransisco THIS SATURDAY, October 18th at the Herbst Theatre @ 8 PM. Their videos are all over Youtube, and they're SUPER funny, so it should be a great time for anyone who wants to go. Tickets are $15 presale, and $10 extra at the door, so get 'em now! Me and a couple of other HI Club people are thinking of going, so if anyone is interested in getting tickets all together, hit me back quick. If not, tickets and information can be found at cityboxoffice.com. \\n\\nSweeeet,\\nRachel\\n \\nHere's info from the flyer:\\n \\nThe Laughing Samoans Crack Me Off Tour 2008 - Herbst Theatre - San Francisco\\nSaturday, October 18, 2008 at 8:00 PM\\n\\nKanaKane Productions is proud to present "Crack Me Off Tour, West Coast 2008" featuring "The Laughing Samoans". Eteuati Ete and Tofiga Fepuleai are New Zealand's most wanted comedy duo act. They have been entertaining families with their hilarious depiction of the Polynesian lifestyle and the struggle to fit in since 2003. Come see Aunty Tala, Sam, Paul and the other comical personalities LIVE! This is the last time they will be performing this show in the U.S. so get your tickets today before they're gone!\\n \\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081019T030000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20081019T050000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000420 SUMMARY:Navajo Club Dinner Meeting DESCRIPTION:Navajo Club Dinner Meeting with Navajo Tacos!!\\n6:00, Sunday, October 19\\n\\nCome eat some comfort food before the work week starts again!\\n\\nInfo: Chelsey Russell chelseyr@stanford.edu CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081020T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20081020T010000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000426 SUMMARY:NAHC Powwow DESCRIPTION:Native American Health Center Powwow\\nSaturday and Sunday!\\n\\nhttp://www.nativehealth.org/news_calendar.html\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081019T190000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20081020T030000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000348 SUMMARY:Alaska Federation of Natives Convention DESCRIPTION:"Reaching for the Stars: Native Aspirations for the 21st Century" is this year's theme, October 20-22. \\n\\nThis year's Convention will be the first major event to take place at Anchorage's brand new Dena'ina Center!\\n\\nAFN: Eskimo, Indian and Aleut. Alaska Native people began as members of full sovereign nations and continue to enjoy a unique political relationship with the federal government. We will survive and prosper as distinct ethnic and cultural groups and will participate fully as members of the overall society. The mission of AFN is to enhance and promote the cultural, economic and political voice of the entire Alaska Native community.\\nWe welcome you to contact us at:\\n\\nAlaska Federation of Natives\\n1577 C Street, Suite 300\\nAnchorage, AK 99501\\nPhone 907.274.3611\\nFax 907.276.7989 \\n\\nhttp://www.nativefederation.org/convention/index.php\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20081020 DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000400 SUMMARY:PAE-V Dinner Meeting DESCRIPTION:Come to Native Partners for Academic Excellence!\\n\\nHi freshmen!\\n \\nI hope things are going well. I know midterms are already here for some of you, but I want to remind you to come to the PAE-V Meeting on Monday at 6pm. Dinner will be served.\\n \\nWe will discuss the following:\\n - adapting to Stanford and the quarter system\\n - differences between high school and college\\n - how to fit in to a different academic environment\\n - how to do well in your classes\\n - how to talk to Professors, TA's or TF's. \\n \\nMentors will be at the meeting to share advice on getting through the first quarter of college. \\n \\nOther topics that might come up are where to go for tutoring, how to manage time and stress, and where to go for other kinds of help. Yes, your freshman year can be lots of fun, but there are lots of things going on too!\\n \\nWe'll have FREE DINNER with the meeting. If any of you are craving any particular type of food, let me know and I'll see what I can do! Suggestions are welcome (such as Thai, Indian, Chinese, Italian, etc).\\n \\nSee you all on Monday!\\n \\nNanibaa' and Matt\\nPAE- Co-Coordinators\\n \\n \\nP.S. If you are signed up for credit, you must come to at least 4 meetings. Let me know if you have a conflict and we can work it out.\\n \\nP.P.S. If you are NOT signed up for credit, come to as many or as few meetings as you wish. The more meetings you come to, the more help you'll get from us. :)\\n \\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081021T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20081021T023000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000418 SUMMARY:Native Tutoring Project DESCRIPTION:San Jose Tutoring – Starting up again this quarter. Monday nights, meet at Muwekma at 5:45, tutoring south bay Native kids in elementary school. Dinner will be provided. If interested contact Anna French, Temo Peranda, or Wayva Waterman.\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081021T004500Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20081021T034500Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=MO;UNTIL=20080304T014500Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000364 SUMMARY:SAIO's 38th Anniversary! DESCRIPTION:Stanford American Indian Organizations forms on October 21, 1970! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20081021 DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000428 SUMMARY:SAIO Officer Core Meeting DESCRIPTION:The Stanford American Indian Organization is the umbrella organization for the Native community. \\n\\nSAIO's Officer Core will meet alternate Tuesdays at the Center! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081021T190000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20081021T200000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000342 SUMMARY:39th Annual NIEA Convention DESCRIPTION:"Crossroads--Pulling Together our Indigenous Knowledge" is the theme of this year's convention to be held in Seattle, Washington.\\n\\nNIEA Pre-Registration: Pre-Registration is available until September 26. See Terms and Conditions below. (Please make sure address and email are correct; we keep you updated throughout the year and mail you our magazine, NIEANEWS!) \\n\\nGeneral (American Indian, Alaska Native, \\nNative Hawaiian, First Nations)--Pre-reg $450; on-site $50\\n\\nAssociate (Non-Native, Advocate)--Pre-reg $450; On-site $500\\n\\nStudent (Post Secondary, attending college)--Pre-reg $200; On-site $250\\n\\nhttp://www.niea.org/events/overview.php CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20081023 DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20081026T070000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000347 SUMMARY:Alaska Federation of Natives Convention DESCRIPTION:"Reaching for the Stars: Native Aspirations for the 21st Century" CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20081023 DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20081025T070000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000417 SUMMARY:STANDOUT Reception and Dinner DESCRIPTION:Stanford Diversity Outreach for Doctoral Education (STANDOUtY)\\n\\n \\nYou are cordially invited to a reception and dinner sponsored by the office of the Vice Provost for Graduate Education to welcome prospective doctoral program applicants in the life sciences, natural sciences, education, social sciences, business and engineering.\\n \\nThe reception will take place on Friday, October 24 at 5:30pm and the dinner will follow at 6:00pm. Both events will take place at Tressider Union, Oak Room.\\n \\nPlease RSVP by Friday, October 10th using the link below.\\nhttp://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=q9XUN2XFSzOrZI_2f0c7rVUg_3 d_3d\\n \\nQuestions can be directed to graddiversity@stanford.edu. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081025T003000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173210Z DTEND:20081025T023000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000429 SUMMARY:Native Community Town Hall Meeting DESCRIPTION:Dear Native Community,\\n\\nNext Friday (October 24th) at noon, the NACC will host a brown bag lunch meeting to talk about the Center, services, facilities, etc. If you have any topics you would like to discuss please let me know. Here is a list of agenda items we have so far:\\n\\nComputer Cluster Equipment \\n Printer Usage\\n Recycling\\n Use of Computers\\n Games/Videos\\n No Food or Drink Policy\\n Security\\nKitchen Use and Access\\n Key Pad vs Keys\\n Water\\n Refrigerator/Oven \\n Clean Up\\n Community Priorities\\nCenter Facilities\\n Scheduling/Community Priorities\\n Recycling\\n Lost & Found/Personal Items\\n Furniture Arrangement\\n Closing Up\\n Access\\nProgram Office Updates\\n Speakers' Series\\n Co-Sponsorship\\n Tutoring\\n Services\\n Budget\\nRecommendations/Suggestions\\n\\nWe hope to provide a forum for talking about ways to continue to make our Center the hub for a strong and supportive Community. So, bring your lunch and join in on the discussion!\\n\\nOne final note: There are books, notes, personal, and miscellaneous items in the Center and Computer Cluster that need to be removed. If any of these items belong to you please reclaim them by tomorrow afternoon or they will be recycled or given to charity.\\n\\nMvto (Thank You) and hope to see you soon!\\nWinona\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081024T190000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20081024T200000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000435 SUMMARY:Cherokee Club Dinner Meeting DESCRIPTION:Cherokee Club is having a dinner on Friday night to gain more interest from members that haven't been making it out to meetings.\\n\\nHope to see you all soon! \\nWado, \\nTaylor\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20081024 DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000441 SUMMARY:Special House "In and Out" Dinner DESCRIPTION:The residents of the Native American Theme House are hosting a special dinner program. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081025T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20081025T033000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000398 SUMMARY:Memorial Tribute: Paula Gunn Allen DESCRIPTION:A memorial tribute for Paula Gunn Allen (1939-2008) American Indian Two-Spirit Scholar, Poet, Mother and Grandmother--hosted by Lauraleee Brown, daughter.\\n5:00--Potluck Dinner/Film Screening (Visual Arts Building #115)\\n6:00--Book Sales, Reception\\n7:00-9:00--Memorial Tribute (Diego Rivera Theater)\\n\\nSponsored by the Interdisciplinary Studies and LGBT Studies Department\\n\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081026T000000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20081026T040000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000443 SUMMARY:House Seminar Field Trip to Jasper Ridge DESCRIPTION:The residents of the Native American Theme House are planning a nature walk, Native plant uses and picnic at Jasper Ridge Biological Preserve. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081025T160000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20081025T210000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000412 SUMMARY:Bay Area Cherokee Society Potluck DESCRIPTION:Osiyo nigada!\\n\\nThe Cherokee Society of the Greater Bay Area is having their monthly potluck on Sunday, October 26. I'm definitely going to go and would love some company. The CSGBA folks are super nice and are incredibly knowledgeable about Cherokee language and culture. I know that weekend is in the middle of midterms, but if you can spare a few hours, you should try to come. I'll send out another email when the time gets closer and we can figure out carpooling, but for now, mark your calendars! The info is below:\\n\\n-----------------------\\n\\nCHEROKEE SOCIETY OF THE GREATER BAY AREA'S OCTOBER POTLUCK LUNCHEON \\n\\nTheme: Hand Games\\nSunday, October 26th, 12noon-4pm\\nIntertribal Friendship House\\n523 International Blvd., Oakland\\n\\nPlease:\\nRSVP with which dish you plan to bring (should serve 8). Call 510.464.4619 or email CherokeeSociety@yahoo.com.\\n\\nLEARN HAND GAMES!\\nExperienced hand game players will teach us hand game techniques and songs. Come and have fun with us! All meetings include a Cherokee language program, so come learn and practice speaking the language.\\n\\nChildren are always welcomed! Coloring, games and craft projects will be available.\\n\\nClosest Bart is Lake Merritt.\\n\\nDay of event contact for assistance:\\n925.408.3222\\n\\nContact us:\\n510.464.4649\\nwww.bayareacherokee.org\\nCherokeeSociety@yahoo.com\ \n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20081026 DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000431 SUMMARY:Screening of "Making the River" DESCRIPTION:The 11th United Nations Association Film Festival presents..."Making the River" directed by Sarah Del Seronde.\\n\\n"Making the River" Description: Lloyd Broncheau, a young Native American prisoner, was killed in the Washington State Penitentiary for a twenty-five dollar debt. Three days later prison guard Sgt. William Cross was killed during a fight with Indian inmates. This led to the longest lockdown in Washington State history as well as an inmate class-action lawsuit against the State. George and Jimi Simmons were charged with first degree murder for the death of the guard. The State sought execution by hanging. Framed within the context of 20th-century American Indian history and politics, the film tells the story of Jimi "Dexter" Simmons. Raised his entire life by the State—institutionalized in an orphanage as a youth and imprisoned as an adult—Jimi's life in many ways parallels the fate of his own tribe. Making the River is a film about tragedy transformed. \\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081026T235000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20081027T012000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000445 SUMMARY:Reception for "Making the River" Filmmaker and Producer DESCRIPTION:The 11th United Nations Association Film Festival presents..."Making the River" directed by Sarah Del Seronde.\\n\\n"Making the River" Description: Lloyd Broncheau, a young Native American prisoner, was killed in the Washington State Penitentiary for a twenty-five dollar debt. Three days later prison guard Sgt. William Cross was killed during a fight with Indian inmates. This led to the longest lockdown in Washington State history as well as an inmate class-action lawsuit against the State. George and Jimi Simmons were charged with first degree murder for the death of the guard. The State sought execution by hanging. Framed within the context of 20th-century American Indian history and politics, the film tells the story of Jimi "Dexter" Simmons. Raised his entire life by the State—institutionalized in an orphanage as a youth and imprisoned as an adult—Jimi's life in many ways parallels the fate of his own tribe. Making the River is a film about tragedy transformed. \\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081026T200000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20081026T220000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000466 SUMMARY:Native Tutoring Project DESCRIPTION:San Jose Tutoring – Starting up again this quarter. Monday nights, meet at Muwekma at 5:45, tutoring south bay Native kids in elementary school. Dinner will be provided and we will return to campus by 8:30. If interested contact Chelsey Russell.\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081028T004500Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20081028T034500Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=MO;UNTIL=20080304T014500Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000430 SUMMARY:Sibs' Pumpkin Carving!! DESCRIPTION:Sibs' Pumpkin Carving is a tradition at the Native American Cultural Center! Every year the Native Big and Little Sibling teams gather together for a fun evening full of Halloween treats and the creation of truly, truly original pumpkins!\\n\\nDon't miss being a part of this event...and don't miss seeing all the illumnated pumpkins on the NACC front steps!\\n\\nInfo: Laci Davis and Sarah Roe CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081029T033000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20081029T050000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000449 SUMMARY:SAIO Meeting DESCRIPTION:The Stanford American Indian Organization is the umbrella organization for the Native community. Everyone is welcome to attend and learn about issues of importance to the community as well as about upcoming cultural, educational and social events CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081029T004500Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20081029T014500Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000406 SUMMARY:First Generation College Students DESCRIPTION:Join in the conversation about what it means to be a "first generation" college student in your family, hometown, etc.\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081030T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20081030T020000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000450 SUMMARY:Natives in Medicine DESCRIPTION:Join us for dessert TOMORROW and learn about exciting things comming up for Natives In Medicine!! EVERYONE WELCOME! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081030T030000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20081030T040000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000331 SUMMARY:AISES National Conference DESCRIPTION:Fall quarter is creeping up quickly and with it comes the AISES National Conference. It will be held Halloween weekend October 30-November 1 in Aneheim, CA, which means at least one day will be spent at DISNEYLAND. \\n\\nAs an AISES chapter we at Stanford want to bring as many people as possible to the conference but we can't take everyone. Fortunately for you, there are two scholarships which you can apply to and, if you get them, you can guarantee yourself a spot at the conference. Also, the cost of the trip will not cost the full amount of the scholarship and anything left is yours to keep.\\n\\n$1000 Aises Travel Scholarship Criteria:\\n\\n3.0 GPA\\nMajoring in a Science related field\\nMust be: A member of an American Indian Tribe, Native Hawaiian, or have 1/4 American Indian or Alaskan Native blood.\\n\\nNational Aises Membership- You can get membership online easily aises.org\\n\\nApply HERE: http://aises.org/userfiles/2008%20Travel%20Schol%20ApplForm.pdf\\n\\n$150 0 Google Travel Scholarship Criteria\\n3.5 GPA\\nComputer Science or related major\\nMust be: A member of an American Indian Tribe, Native Hawaiian, or have 1/4 American Indian or Alaskan Native blood.\\nNational Aises Membership- You can get membership online easily at aises.org\\n\\nApply HERE: http://aises.org/userfiles/2008_Google%20_Travel_Schol_Application.pdf\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20081030 DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000432 SUMMARY:Harvard Graduate Opportunities DESCRIPTION:Harvard will be springing for lunch. Thanks so much - hope to see you all soon!\\n \\nSteven Abbott\\n\\nAssociate Director for Recruitment & Student Affairs\\nHarvard University Native American Program\\n14 Story Street – Suite 400\\nCambridge, MA 02138\\n\\nsteven_abbott@harvard.edu\\n\\nPhone: 617/495-9058\\nFax: 617/496-3312\\n\\nhttp://www.hunap.harvard.edu CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081030T183000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20081030T203000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000434 SUMMARY:Native Community Photo Shoot DESCRIPTION:Hi Natives!\\n \\nRemember that way-cool Congratulations card that you got in the mail when you were admitted to Stanford with the picture of current Native faculty, students, and staff? Come be a part of this year’s card!\\n \\nWho: YOU\\nWhat: Communities of Color photo shoot—with homemade dessert!\\nWhere: The lawn behind the Admission Office (Montag Hall) in front of the “new” Arrillaga Gym\\nWhen: Thursday October 30, 12:30-12:45\\nWhy: show the (soon to be) newly admitted Natives how strong and awesome our community is!\\n \\nI know it seems early, but our Early Action deadline is next week, so we’re going to be sending out the cards before you know it!\\n \\nAnd even more incentive, there will be HOMEMADE DESSERTS for your enjoyment. J\\n \\nPlease be on time, we’re shooting all the communities and we only have a small time window for our photo!\\n \\nAlso RSVP so we know how much dessert to make…\\n \\nI’ll bring extra copies of last year’s card for those of you who want one!\\n \\n \\nLet me know if you have any questions, hope to see you soon!\\n \\n-Adrienne\\n \\n \\n \\nAdrienne Keene\\nAdmission Counselor\\nOffice of Undergraduate Admission\\nStanford University\\n355 Galvez Street\\nStanford, CA 94305-3020\\nTel: 650-724-9874\\nE-mail: akeene@stanford.edu CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081030T193000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20081030T194500Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000437 SUMMARY:Powwow Lunch Meeting DESCRIPTION:Fall Quarter is moving fast, so it's time to get busy selecting 2009 Head Staff for Powwow, launch fundraising, update Booth Vendor Application materials, etc. \\n\\nAny questions? Let us know! But be sure to be there :) It'll be a blast...No, for serious, it will be.\\n\\nYour loving powwow servants, \\nStefaJoe Cartsosie\\njjjcart@stanford.edu, sktsosie@stanford.edu\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081031T190000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20081031T200000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000374 SUMMARY:Holiday Toy Drive for Native Children DESCRIPTION:Thanks to the generosity of our many friends, last year we were able to give presents to more than 200 needy Native American children from the Muwekma Ohlone Tribe--the group indigenous to the Counties of San Francisco, San Mateo, northern Santa Clara and Alameda--and other local Native children!\\n\\nYou can help to bring joy to these children this year by donating an unwrapped NEW toy (for children 0-18 years old). Toy collection boxes will be placed with sponsors and at the locations listed\\nbelow:\\n\\nNative American Cultural Center \\nMuwekma-Tah-Ruk, the Native Theme House\\nArchaeology Center\\nCareer Development Center\\nFacilities Operations (Bonair Siding)\\nJasper Ridge Docent Program\\nHaas Center for Public Service\\nUndergraduate Admission\\nUndergraduate Advising and Research\\n\\nThe Muwekma Ohlone Tribe Education & Youth Committee will pick up donated toys on Friday, December 5 in time to wrap and label them before they are distributed to the children. Thank you in\\nadvance for your generosity!\\n\\nFor information about the Muwekma Ohlone Tribe --the first people of the San Francisco Bay Area--visit their website at www.muwekma.org CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20081101 DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000454 SUMMARY:Malasada meet 'n 'greet DESCRIPTION:Aloha Mai!\\n\\nThis is the last reminder to come to the Hawai'i Club's MALASADA Meet 'n Greet at the Native Center. The malasadas will be done at about 7 pm (sorry about the flyer confusion), but if you want to help cook you're welcome to come earlier. *Also, if you want to go to the Daniel Ho slack key guitar concert at 8 pm, please bring $5 and your student ID. Mahalo!!\\n\\nHot chocolate will also be served!!\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081102T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20081102T030000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000448 SUMMARY:Olelo Nights Interest Meeting DESCRIPTION:Hello!\\n\\nThanks to everyone who came to the Olelo Nights interest meeting. As discussed, we're sending out a poll for when everyone is available to meet. Remember, EVERYONE IS WELCOME AND ENCOURAGED TO PARTICIPATE! so fill out this doodle thing, and we'll come up with a time for us all to meet. \\n\\nHere's the link:\\n\\nhttp://doodle.com/vgamigi84m8wn7n7\\n\\nThanks again!\\n\\nAloha, \\nEdie\\n\\nHey everybody,\\n\\nWe're holding an interest meeting next week Monday (11/3) to discuss organizing Olelo Nights for this year. These are opportunities for people to just come out and learn a little bit about the Hawaiian language, kick back, relax and have fun. If you don't know how to speak, that's cool we'll teach you. If you're already fluent, then you'll be amongst friends who you can converse with. Anybody and everybody who's interested should come out. I'll see you guys at the Native Center around 8:00.\\n\\nAloha, \\nKauanoe CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081104T040000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20081104T050000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000446 SUMMARY:3rd Annual Graduate Forum with PAE-V DESCRIPTION:It's back by popular demand!\\n \\n \\nUNDERGRADS,\\nHungry for INFO? Hungry for FOOD?\\n \\n \\nThen you should come to the\\nNative Graduate Student Forum\\nGet info on Grad, Med, Business or Law School\\n \\nBrought to you by SNAGS and PAE-V\\n \\nFREE DINNER\\nMonday, November 3 at 6:00 pm\\nNative American Cultural Center\\nClubhouse Lower Level\\n \\nLearn about the experiences of Native grad students at Stanford.\\nThis is your chance to ask questions such as:\\nWhy did you go to grad school?\\nWhat will you do with your degree?\\nWhat is it like as a Native student?\\nHow did you choose a school?\\nI'm a freshman, what should I do to prepare?\\nI'm a senior, how do I choose a school?\\nWhat tests do I need to take?\\n\\nAloha e na haumana maoli,\\nGreetings to our native students,\\n\\nNanibaá Garrison\\n\\nGRADUATES READ THIS...\\n\\nSNAGS (the Stanford Native American Graduate Students) presents the 3rd annual Graduate Forum on MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3rd at 6pm. This event brings undergrads and grads together to allow undergrads to get a better idea of what graduate school is all about. Students of all levels are encouraged to come, but especially juniors and seniors thinking of continuing thier education should come. This forum will discuss questions such as:\\n\\nWhat is grad life like? How different is it from being an undergrad?\\nWhat are classes like?\\nWhat are the different degrees (MS, PhD, MBA, JD, etc), and what are the requirements?\\nShould I go to grad school, work, or do something else?\\nWhat can you do with different graduate degrees?\\n\\nSo what we need from all you is participation in one form or another. If you can attend the forum, that would be best. Dinner will be provided (of course). Please let me know if you can attend. If you cannot attend then PLEASE send in a short bio on yourself with contact information so if someone is interested in your particular field, they can contact you and ask some questions. HELP MENTOR THE NEXT GENERATION. \\n\\nMahalo nui. \\nThank you very much,\\n\\nNoa Lincoln\\nIPER PhD\\nStanford University\\n(808) 217-7710 CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081104T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20081104T033000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000457 SUMMARY:SAIO Officer Core Meeting DESCRIPTION:The Stanford American Indian Organization is the umbrella organization for the Native community. \\n\\nSAIO's Officer Core will meet alternate Tuesdays at the Center! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081104T200000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20081104T211500Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000451 SUMMARY:NextGen Group Meeting DESCRIPTION:I was just told by the NexGen group that they are rescheduling their meeting tonight for next week. I just wanted to give you some notice in case anyone else does want to use the space tonight. Is it still possible to schedule the NACC space for 6-7pm next Weds? CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081106T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20081106T030000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000453 SUMMARY:Hawaii Club presents... "Aloha Life" DESCRIPTION:Malama International presents..."Aloha Life" a seminar with motivational speaker Alika Medeiros.\\n\\nThe Aloha Life is made up of seven basic principles and teaches how, through applying these principles to your life, you can increase your energy, spirituality and love.\\n\\nHosted by Stanford Hawai'i Club\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081107T030000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20081107T040000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000338 SUMMARY:Native Community "Salute to Swine" Dinner DESCRIPTION:Undergraduate and graduate students, staff, faculty, alumni, roommates and friends are all welcome.\\n\\nCome to dinner at the Native American Cultural Center to reconnect, make new friends and have some yummy food--most likely affiliated with a particular theme such as Stove Top/Oven Baked Food; Chilly Food, Mardi Gras, Spam-a-Rama, etc. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081108T013000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20081108T030000Z RRULE:FREQ=MONTHLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=1FR;UNTIL=20081206T013000Z EXDATE:20081206T013000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000340 SUMMARY:33rd Annual American Indian Film Festival DESCRIPTION:The American Indian Film Institute (AIFI) proudly announces the 33rd annual American Indian Film Festival, November 7-15. As the nation's most prominent outlet for Native American films, the American Indian Film Festival will premiere over 80 new feature films, shorts, public service, music videos and documentaries from USA American Indian and Canada First Nation communities. The festival will run Nov. 7-12 at the Landmark Embarcadero Center Cinema, One Embarcadero Center, Promenade Level; and conclude Nov. 13-15 at the Palace of Fine Arts, 3301 Lyon Street. @ Bay Street.\\n\\nAmong the feature films this year, the U.S. Premiere of Zacharias Kunuk’s (Atanarjuat: The Fast Runner), Before Tomorrow directed by Marie-Hélène Cousineau and Madeline Ivalu, will screen Friday, Nov. 14 at the Palace of Fine Arts.\\n\\nA complete schedule will be available online October 6, 2008. All programs are open to the general public and will require tickets for admission.\\n\\nAdvance Tickets available thru AIFI by calling 415-554-0525. Visa & Mastercard accepted. Tickets also sold at the door.\\n\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20081107 DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20081115T080000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000480 SUMMARY:Dean Eyre's Office Hour DESCRIPTION:Come visit with Dean Eyre and find out how the Undergraduate Advising and Research program can help you shape your personal adventures! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081107T200000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20081107T210000Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=FR;UNTIL=20081205T200000Z EXDATE:20081128T200000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000423 SUMMARY:California Forum for Diversity in Graduate Education DESCRIPTION:This fall's California Forum for Diversity in Graduate Education is Saturday, Nov. 8th over in Berkeley. Laura Selznick from VPUE has chartered a bus to the Forum. It is free (a $15 deposit holds your seat; your check returned after you attend the event) \\n\\nCome join us (and 120+ recruiters from across the nation) in this all day event designed to acquaint you with career opportunities and academic challenges associated with advanced study in a wide variety of disciplines. This event is open to sophomores, juniors, seniors and undeclared masters candidates. Lunch provided.\\n\\nSign up on the web:\\nwww.stanford.edu/group/ps/2008forum.fb CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20081108 DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000462 SUMMARY:3rd Annual Dancing Feathers Youth Powwow DESCRIPTION:The 3rd Annual Dancing Feathers Youth Powwow: "Sustaining the culture and traditions for the future generations."\\n\\nHost Northern Drum: All Nations\\nArena Director: Eric Johnson\\nHead Man Dancer: Jesse Holder\\nHead Teen Boy Dancer: Jospeph Britton\\nHead Jr. Boy Dancer: Kevin Mamea\\n\\nHost Southern Drum: Rockin' Horse\\nMC: Randy Shirley\\nHead Woman Dancer: Janelle Patacio\\nHead Teen Girls Dancer: Shay Norris\\nHead Jr. Girls Dancer: Michelle Bright\\n\\nThis is a free event and as always drug and alcohol free. Come out and support local native youth. \\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081108T190000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20081109T020000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000467 SUMMARY: 'Olelo Night DESCRIPTION:Hey everybody,\\n\\n'Olelo nights will be held Monday nights at 8:30 starting on November 10! Millie will be at the center from 8 to about 9:30 for those of you who can't make it to the scheduled time but still want to learn. Hope to see you all there.\\n\\nKauanoe CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081111T043000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20081111T053000Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=MO;UNTIL=20081202T043000Z EXDATE:20081125T043000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000471 SUMMARY:SAIO Meeting DESCRIPTION:The Stanford American Indian Organization is the umbrella organization for the Native community. Everyone is welcome to attend and learn about issues of importance to the community as well as about upcoming cultural, educational and social events CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081112T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20081112T031500Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000438 SUMMARY:Stanford Powwow Logistics Meeting DESCRIPTION:Please join us Wednesday, November 12 to discuss logistics for the 38th Annual Stanford Powwow (May 8-10, 2009).\\n\\nThe students of the Stanford Powwow Planning Committee already have been working hard but they need help from Stanford's various services to plan for next year's event. Please come and meet the students involved with the many subcommittees, find out what they've accomplished so far...and help us plan for the tasks that remain to be done in the six months until Powwow!\\n\\n2009 Stanford Powwow Logistics Meeting\\nWednesday, November 12 at Noon\\nat the Native American Cultural Center \\nClubhouse, Ground Floor, 524 Lasuen Mall\\n\\nCome have lunch as the Powwow Subcommittees meet with representatives from Stanford Police, Fire, Grounds, Risk Management,\\nStudent Activities, Event and Labor Services, Planning and Athletics!!\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081112T200000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20081112T210000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000439 SUMMARY:Center-to-Center Get Together DESCRIPTION:A gathering of the professional and student staff, student organization leadership and ethnic theme house staff from six community centers at Stanford: Asian American Activities Center, Black Community Services Center, El Centro Chicano, LGBT Community Services Center, Native American Cultural Center and the Women's Community Center! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081112T233000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20081113T010000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000444 SUMMARY:Muwekma-Tah-Ruk/PAE-V "Faculty Night" Dinner DESCRIPTION:Hello everyone!\\n \\nThis year Muwekma-Tah-Ruk and Native Partners for Academic Excellence V (PAE-V) are co-hosting the Faculty Night dinner!\\n \\nPlease invite your Professors, Teaching Assistants (TAs), and Teaching Fellows (TFs) to join us for a delicious dinner at Muwekma on Wednesday, November 12.\\n \\nYou may use the following to extend an invitation to your guest. I would also encourage you to add a little personal note while sending the invitation. This is a GREAT way to get to know your profs, TAs and TFs. They will very likely be flattered by your invitation which could translate into a much more enriched classroom and academic experience!\\n \\nThe deadline to respond is THIS Friday, November 7, but we will gladly accept late responses. All are welcome! Please let me know if you have any questions, concerns, or if you would like advice on how to invite your Prof/TAs.\\n \\nNanibaá Garrison\\n \\n\\n"You are cordially invited to attend the\\n \\nMuwekma / PAE-V Faculty Night\\n \\nDate: Wednesday, November 12, 2008\\nTime: Please arrive at 5:30 pm for a reception,\\n immediately followed by dinner\\nLocation: Muwekma-Tah-Ruk\\n543 Lasuen Mall\\n \\nPlease RSVP by November 7, 2008 to\\nRhean Westerlund\\nrheanw@stanford.edu" CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081113T013000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20081113T030000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000456 SUMMARY:Charlie Hill, Keith Secola and John Carlos Perea DESCRIPTION:harlie Hill, Keith Secola, and John Carlos Perea*\\n\\n*/A Benefit Performance/ *\\n\\nWednesday, November 12, 4:00 to 6:00 pm\\n\\nJack Adams Hall, Cesar Chavez Student Center, San Francisco State University\\n\\n1600 Holloway Avenue, San Francisco, 94132\\n\\nFor more information: http://www.sfsu. edu/~ais/ home_news. htm \\n\\n\\n \\n\\nSuggested donation: $5 for youth and students with ID; $10-20 sliding \\nscale for everyone else (at the door). All proceeds will go to SKINS and \\nthe American Indian Studies Department.\\n/ /\\n\\nThis event is co-sponsored by SKINS, the American Indian Studies Department, the Richard Oakes Multicultural Center, and the Ethnic Studies Student Resource and Empowerment Center. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081113T000000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20081113T020000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000464 SUMMARY:CCSRE Open House DESCRIPTION:Undergraduate Program in Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity\\n\\nStill Undeclared? Interested in a CSRE Related Major?\\n\\nAfrican & African American Studies\\nAsian American Studies\\nChicano/a Studies\\nComparative Studies\\nJewish Studies\\nNative American Studies\\n\\nThematic Concentrations\\nInstitute for Diversity in the Arts (IDA)\\nPublic Service\\nAmerican Diversity\\nRace and the American City\\n\\nDiscuss CSRE opportunities with faculty and students and learn more about:\\n\\nPublic Policy Leadership Instititute\\nCommunity Summer Research Internship Program\\nService Learning Program\\n\\nRefreshments will be served! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081112T230000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20081113T010000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000458 SUMMARY:Pacific Islands Research Working Group Workshop DESCRIPTION:"INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGE: WHO NEEDS IT? IN OLELO O KA IWI"\\nDR PAUL G. LEMAHIEU (Kanaka Maoli/Native Hawaiian Scholar & Educator)\\nTHURSDAY NOV 13 4:00-6:00PM\\n691 Barrows Hall, Univ of California at Berkeley\\nsponsored by the Center for Race & Gender\\n \\n**required reading is an essay included as an attachment with this\\ne-mail**************\\n \\nBIO:\\nPaul G. LeMahieu has a career in educational research and evaluation as\\nwell as policy and practice that spans over thirty years. From 1998 to\\n2002 Dr. LeMahieu served as Superintendent of Education for the State of\\nHawaii. From 1993 to 1998, Dr LeMahieu was Director of the Delaware\\nEducation Research and Development Center and Associate Professor of\\nEducational Studies at the University of Delaware. For 11 years (1982\\n1993), Dr. LeMahieu was Director of Research, Evaluation, and Student\\nAssessment for the Pittsburgh (Pennsylvania) Board of Public Education.\\nIn addition to designing and supervising all research and evaluation\\nactivities for a major urban school district, Dr. LeMahieu had primary\\nresponsibility for an assessment program that was widely recognized for\\nits innovative character. He also served for 10 years on the faculty of\\nthe University of Pittsburgh. Dr. LeMahieu has been awarded degrees from\\nYale College(A.B., 1974), Harvard University (Ed.M., 1977), and the University of\\nPittsburgh (Ph.D., 1983).\\n \\n \\n**workshop open to everyone.\\n \\nFor more info, please e-mail \\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081114T000000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20081114T020000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000468 SUMMARY:Red and Black: Comparing the Black Panther Party and the American Indian Movemen DESCRIPTION:What do the Red Man and the Black Man have in common? How can the Black Panthers and the American Indian Movement have anything in common? Don't know what the American Indian Movement is? Come find out!\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081114T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20081114T030000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000455 SUMMARY:Winona LaDuke, "Building a Green Economy..." DESCRIPTION:Speak Out, Honor the Earth & KPFA 94.1 FM present...Acclaimed Native American Environmentalist & Author\\n\\nWinona LaDuke: "Building a Green Economy: Indigenous Strategies for a Sustainable Future"\\n\\n Join us for this rare Bay Area appearance by one of the most brilliant and articulate representatives of Indigenous perspectives. \\n\\nWinona LaDuke (Mississippi Band of Anishinaabeg) is the Founding Director of White Earth Land Recovery Project and Executive Director of Honor the Earth, where she works on a national level to advocate, raise public support, and create funding for frontline Native environmental groups.\\n\\nShe has written extensively on Native American and environmental issues - her books include Recovering the Sacred: The Power of Naming and Claiming and All Our Relations: Native Struggles for Land and Life. \\n\\nProceeds for this event will Speak Out and Honor the Earth. \\n\\n\\nFor more information, contact Speak Out\\n510-601-0182 or info@speakoutnow.org\\n\\nSpeak Out - The Institute for Democratic Education and Culture is a national non-profit organization that educates, inspires and empowers young people to become activists for social justice.\\n\\nAs a center for progressive arts and politics, Speak Out promotes 200 speakers, performers, scholars, artists, exhibits and films, distributes and publishes educational materials and diversity resources, and produces community and campus events. Check out our website for a full listing as well as news, resources, calendar of events, conferences and more!\\n\\nTICKET INFO\\n$10-$15 sliding scale General admission\\n\\n$5 youth ages 17 & under\\n\\n$75 Reception with \\n Ms. LaDuke: \\n Includes ticket, prime seating, signed copy of All Our Relations, and Dessert Reception following the lecture.\\n\\nTo buy tickets, call the 24/7 ticket hotline: 800.838.3006\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081115T030000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20081115T043000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000460 SUMMARY:American Indian Alliance Silent Auction and Dinner DESCRIPTION:American Indian Alliance Silent Auction and Dinner\\n\\n$50 per plate--choose from prime rib, chicken or pasta--no host.\\n\\nMany great silent auction items will be up for bid. Come and have a great time!\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081115T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20081115T060000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000475 SUMMARY:IQ Movie Night--First of Film Fest Series DESCRIPTION:Indigenous Queers Presents...\\n\\n“The Business of Fancydancing”\\n(From the Writer and Producers of "Smoke Signals")\\n\\nPlot Summary from IMDB: "Seymour Polatkin is a successful, gay Indian poet from Spokane who confronts his past when he returns to his childhood home on the reservation to attend the funeral of a dear friend."\\n\\n\\nCome join us for our first movie night!\\n\\nWhere: the Native American Community Center (bottom floor of the Clubhouse by Old Union)\\nWhen: this Friday, 11/14/08, at 3:30 PM\\nWho: Open to everyone! You don’t need to be Indigenous or Queer to come...\\n\\nChips, Salsa, Soda!!\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081114T233000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20081115T010000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000478 SUMMARY:Native Frosh Formal Pre-Party DESCRIPTION:What comes before part b?\\n\\nPART-AYYYY!!\\n\\nNative Frosh Formal Pre-Party in the Muwekma Lounge!\\n\\nNon-Alcoholic drinks, cider pong & good music will be provided!\\n\\nEven if you're NOT going to the frosh formal...COME! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081115T040000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20081115T050000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000479 SUMMARY:"The Business of Fancydancing" DESCRIPTION:ndigenous Queers Presents...\\n\\n"The Business of Fancydancing"\\n(From the Writer (Sherman Alexie) and Producers of "Smoke Signals")\\n\\nPlot Summary from IMDB: "Seymour Polatkin is a successful, gay Indian poet from Spokane who confronts his past when he returns to his childhood home on the reservation to attend the funeral of a dear friend."\\n\\nCome join us for our first movie night!\\n\\nWhere: the Native American Community Center (bottom floor of the Clubhouse by Old Union)\\nWhen: this Friday, 11/14/08, at 3:30 PM\\nWho: Open to everyone! You don't need to be Indigenous or Queer to come...\\n\\nChips, Salsa, Soda!!\\n\\nMUUCH LOVE CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081114T233000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20081115T010000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000442 SUMMARY:Postponed--House 20th Anniversary Dinner DESCRIPTION:The residents of the Native American Theme House are hosting a special dinner program in cooperation with the Muwekma Ohlone Tribe of the San Francisco Bay Area--most likely in late January! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20081116 DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000469 SUMMARY:NIM/SAIMS Dinner DESCRIPTION:Want to be paired with a Native Med Student a a mentor?\\n\\n1) E-Mail me (Rachel Lum Ho, telling me your name, tribal affiliation (if any), and any particular interests you might have (academic, research, medical, public health, community projects, working with particular populations, etc.)\\n \\n2) Come to the NIM/SAIMS dinner Next Sunday, 11/16 @ 6:00 PM at the NACC. SAIMS (Stanford American Indian Medical Students) is the native group at the med. school and they will be comming to eat dinner and talk with us about their journeys to and through medical school. This will be really informal, and just a good time to chat. Also, they've expressed interest in matching undergrads to medical students so that we can have a mentor and a contact at the med. school. This is a really great opportunity and I hope we can all take advantage of it!\\n \\nSee you Sunday!\\nRachel\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081117T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20081117T033000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000476 SUMMARY:SAIO Study Nights on Sunday! DESCRIPTION:SAIO Study Nights Sundays\\n• First one this Sunday, November 16! \\n• Especially with fuzzy work…\\n• Contact: Sam, Wayva and Erika CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081117T040000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20081117T060000Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=SU;UNTIL=20081208T040000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000472 SUMMARY:Native Film Fest DESCRIPTION:No Nonsense Native Film Fest. Bringing Light to the Dark Lies that Textbooks Tell. Monday Screening: Act of War (The Overthrow of the Hawaiian Nation), The Canary Effect, Aleut Story. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081118T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20081118T060000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000489 SUMMARY:"First Warrior" Exhibit--Celebrating American Indian Veterans DESCRIPTION:The "First Warrior" photographic exhibit--created by Jeffery A. Mitchell--honors Native American World War II Veterans.\\n\\nWitness their faces...feel their stories...experience history! Hosted by Stanford's American Indian, Alaska Native and Native Hawaiian Program/Native American Cultural Center--the exhibit is produced by the American West Fooundation and sponsored by the:\\n\\nAffiliated Tribes of Northwest Indians; Ak Chinn Indian Community Council; Confederated Tribe of Siltez Indians; Favell Museum; Muckelshoot Tribal Council; Northwest Indian Veterans Association; Oregon Historical Society; Oregon Institute of Tehcnology; and Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians.\\n\\nwww.firstwarrior.com/book.html CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20081117 DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20081212T080000Z EXDATE:20081126T080000Z,20081127T080000Z,20081128T080000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000473 SUMMARY:Native Film Fest DESCRIPTION:No Nonsense Native Film Fest. Bringing Light to the Dark Lies that Textbooks Tell. Tuesday Screening: Oil on Ice, Our Life Our Land, Mauna Kea: Temple Under Siege CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081119T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20081119T060000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000487 SUMMARY:"What is Cosmopolitan about Native Title?" DESCRIPTION:The International Heritage Lectures, Sponsored by the Humanities Center The Center on Legal Profession and the Archaeology Center present...\\n\\nDuncan Ivison, from the Unviersity of Syndney: "What is Cosmopolitan about Native Title?"\\n\\nIn contemporary political theory questions about the nature indigenous peoples' property rights and self-government claims tend to fall under the rubric of 'cultural rights' or 'minority rights' more generally. ONe tendency is thus often to associate them with forms of moral particularism or the politics of 'difference'. as opposed to more cosmopolitan political theory. Another tendency, moving in a very different direction, is to assimilate them into a liberal theory of multicultural justice. In this paper, I am interested in exploring the ways in which indigenous peoples' claims for property and self-government offer a different perspective from which to conceive of the nature of cosmopolitanism and justice. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081119T011500Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20081119T024500Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000502 SUMMARY:SAIO Officer Core Meeting DESCRIPTION:The Stanford American Indian Organization is the umbrella organization for the Native community. \\n\\nSAIO's Officer Core will meet alternate Tuesdays at the Center! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081118T200000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20081118T210000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000419 SUMMARY:Local Heroes Awards Ceremony DESCRIPTION:November is American Indian Heritage Month!\\n\\nKQED, The San Francisco Mayor's Office of Neighborhood Services, Friendship House Association of American Indians, Native American AIDS Project and Native American Health Center are proud to celebrate the rich culture of the American Indian community. \\n\\nJoin us for dancing, drumming and a special awards ceremony where we will celebrate outstanding local heroes for their work in the American Indian community. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081120T013000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20081120T033000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000474 SUMMARY:Native Film Fest DESCRIPTION:No Nonsense Native Film Fest. Bringing Light to the Dark Lies that Textbooks Tell. Wednesday Screening: TBA CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081120T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20081120T060000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000483 SUMMARY:Opportunities in Latin American Info Session DESCRIPTION:I'm heading an Opportunities in Latin America Info Session next week. Please pass this on to any lists you're on, especially freshman dorms! There are opportunities for everyone --> Frosh-Seniors, Recent Grads, Co-terms, etc!!! Stop by and check it out!\\n\\n*Study Abroad* *Internships* *Community Service* in Argentina and Ecuador.\\n\\nAny length, any time of year. Scholarships available. See attached flyer for details.\\nBoth programs have an option to work with indigenous children in Latin America!!!!\\n\\nVictoria Harman\\nCampus Recruiter, Road2Argentina\\nStanford University '09 CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081120T000000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20081120T040000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000496 SUMMARY:Native House Seminar DESCRIPTION:The House Seminar folks will be touring exhibits on campus including Tresidder Union, Archaeology Center and Cantor Arts Center. \\n\\nWe are gearing up for Muwekma's House Seminar and are really excited about it! SO... if you have a little extra room for another class and want to take an interesting, kick back course with a few field trips here and there please consider joining us!\\n\\nOur goal is to make it as fun as possible while crammin' in some meaningful topics and issues in the the nine class sessions this quarter. \\n\\nThis is a class not only for the Native theme house but for our entire community so if you have the time and need an extra unit please email me back with your preferences by Wednesday at 5pm. \\n\\nYou do not have to be a resident of the house to take House Seminar and ALL are invited to enroll and participate in the class. In fact, we are planning on keeping house seminar open for all to participate on a weekly basis if you are unable to fully commit to the class. There will be weekly themes and topics so feel free to check us out if there is something that sparks your interest =)\\n\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081121T003000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20081121T020000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000498 SUMMARY:NIM and Public Health Rep, UC DESCRIPTION:Aloha NIM,\\n\\nJust wanted to let you all know that if you wanted to hear the Representative from Berkeley School of Public Health who will be talking in the center at this same time, Kapono and I will be going to the SUMMA meeting and can report back to you all via email or another general membership meeting. \\n\\nMililani CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081120T200000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20081120T210000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000481 SUMMARY:2nd Annual Native Student Gathering at Berkeley DESCRIPTION:He:yung, Aiy-yu-kwee Ayukii :)\\n\\nIf you can, go to this! Last year's was pretty cool - I think that maybe 5-6 schools were represented. You can make a day of it in Berkeley, shop, watch a movie, whatever, and then go to this :)\\n\\nWe can organize rides to go like last time, or people can take a bart to Downtown Berkeley and walk up Bancroft from Shattuck Ave. It's pretty easy - just take the Caltrain to Millbrae, hop on the BART, and make sure its the right train that goes by Berkeley. :)\\n\\nKayla \\n\\n\\nAyukii Native Student Community at Stanford!!\\n\\nI am writing to invite you all to the **2nd Annual Native Student Gathering at UC Berkeley!** This year's is going to be held in the Heller Lounge of the Martin Luther King Jr. Student Union Building on the corner of Bancroft and Telegraph, on **Saturday, November 22nd at 6-6:30**\\n(accounting for Indian Time:).\\n\\nFor those of you who did not attend last year's gathering, it was pretty laid back and basically just a chance for Native college students to get together, network, make connections, talk about our respective upcoming events and issues, visit, and of course, EAT. Last year's was very enjoyable, and I'm sure this years will be as well.\\n\\nI realize that we are planning extremely late and a lot of people willalready have plans, but if you don't we hope that you will come and chillax with us!!! Also, please feel free to spread the word to whatever Native friends you might have at other colleges and universities! SO, yeah, should be fun!\\n\\nSee you there!\\nSuvanik,\\n\\nAnalisa Mary Zazueta Tripp\\nKaruk/Mescalero Apache/Mexican American\\nRecruitment Coordinator\\nNative American Recruitment and Retention Center(NARRC)\\nNative American Advisory Council (NAAC)\\nUniversity of California, Berkeley\\namzt@berkeley.edu---(530) 925-1744 CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081123T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20081123T050000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000463 SUMMARY:On Native Ground, Honoring Sobriety Powwow DESCRIPTION:Master of Ceremonies, Earl Econie\\nArena Director, Eugene Newman\\nHead Man Dancer, Robert LoneBear\\nHead Woman Dancer, Tiny Hernandez\\nHead Teen Boy Dancer, John Swimmer\\nHead Teen Girl Dander, Julie Dominguez\\nHead Boy Dancer, Dominic Swimmer\\nHead Girl Dancer, Justine Fiddler\\nTabulator, Francine Rocha\\nNorthern Host Drum, Swiftcloud\\nSouthern Host Drum, Rockin'Horse\\n\\nOpen Gourd Dancing Begins 10:00am\\nGrand Entry at 11:30\\nDance Categories will be Combined\\nHula Dance Presentation\\nHealh Screening\\nSobriety Roll Call\\nPledge for Sobriety--All Ages\\nSobriety Meetings\\n\\nVendor Information: Linda Arambula, 408/445-3400x233\\n\\nThis is a Drug and Alcohol FREE Event\\nOPEN TO THE PUBLIC\\nFree Admission\\n\\n"One With All" Culture is Prevention \\nSubstance Abuse Prevention Initiative\\n\\nFunding is received from SAMSHA/CSAP\\nHosted by the \\nIndian Health Center of Santa Clara Valley-Counseling Department and the Mexican American Community Services Agency CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081123T180000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20081124T020000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000365 SUMMARY:Thanksgiving Week Closure DESCRIPTION:No classes this week. University holiday on Thursday and Friday! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20081124 DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20081128T080000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000490 SUMMARY:AIM 40th Anniversary Conference DESCRIPTION:AIM-WEST, a non-profit organization, cordially invites you to attend the 40th Anniversary and Reunion of the American Indian Organization. This event will take place November 24-28, 2008 in San Francisco.\\n\\nPlease refer to www.aimwest.info for current and updated information and locations:\\n\\nMonday, November 24 at the Main Library S.F., 100 Larkin St & Oak Grove (Civic Center BART Station), Koret Auditorium. All day conferencing and strategizing for the future. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081124T180000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20081125T010000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000491 SUMMARY:AIM 40th Anniversary Conference DESCRIPTION:AIM-WEST, a non-profit organization, cordially invites you to attend the 40th Anniversary and Reunion of the American Indian Organization. This event will take place November 24-28, 2008 in San Francisco.\\n\\nPlease refer to www.aimwest.info for current and updated information and locations:\\n\\nMonday, November 24 at the Baha'i Center, 150 Valencia St, San Francisco. All day conferencing and strategizing for the future. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081125T180000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20081126T010000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000484 SUMMARY:Friendship House Community Thanksgiving DESCRIPTION:You are invited to attend our Annual Community Thanksgiving Dinner on Wednesday, November 26 in the Great Hall of the Friendship House of San Francisco, 56 Julian Avenue in the Mission District.\\n\\nPlease join us for this annual tradition in the American Indian community hosted by the Friendship House of San Francisco.\\n\\nSponsors include: Lytton Rancheria of California, Native American Health Center, Inc., California State Automobile Association, Wlter & Elise Haas Fund and the West Davis and Bergard Foundation.\\n\\nCall 415/865-0964. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081126T230000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20081127T050000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000492 SUMMARY:AIM 40th Anniversary "UnThanksgiving" Dinner DESCRIPTION:AIM-WEST, a non-profit organization, cordially invites you to attend the 40th Anniversary and Reunion of the American Indian Organization. This event will take place November 24-28, 2008 in San Francisco.\\n\\nPlease refer to www.aimwest.info for current and updated information and locations:\\n\\nThursday, November 26 THANKSGIVING DINNER ceremonies and awareds: " The Eagle invites the Condor." Special guests, performances and music--at the Baha'i Center, 150 Valencia St, San Francisco. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081126T200000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20081127T020000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000495 SUMMARY:"First Warrior" Exhibit--Celebrating American Indian Veterans DESCRIPTION:The "First Warrior" photographic exhibit--created by Jeffery A. Mitchell--honors Native American World War II Veterans.\\n\\nWitness their faces...feel their stories...experience history! Hosted by Stanford's American Indian, Alaska Native and Native Hawaiian Program/Native American Cultural Center--the exhibit is produced by the American West Fooundation and sponsored by the:\\n\\nAffiliated Tribes of Northwest Indians; Ak Chinn Indian Community Council; Confederated Tribe of Siltez Indians; Favell Museum; Muckelshoot Tribal Council; Northwest Indian Veterans Association; Oregon Historical Society; Oregon Institute of Tehcnology; and Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians.\\n\\nwww.firstwarrior.com/book.html CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20081126 DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20081212T080000Z EXDATE:20081127T080000Z,20081201T080000Z,20081202T080000Z,20081203T080000Z, 20081204T080000Z,20081205T080000Z,20081206T080000Z,20081207T080000Z, 20081208T080000Z,20081209T080000Z,20081210T080000Z,20081211T080000Z, 20081212T080000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000339 SUMMARY:Thanksgiving Day Dinner DESCRIPTION:Not going home for Thanksgiving Week? Want to eat turkey with friends, watch football and maybe play some board games? Then join us at "The Center!" CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081127T210000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20081127T230000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000493 SUMMARY:AIM 40th Anniversary Sunrise Ceremony DESCRIPTION:AIM-WEST, a non-profit organization, cordially invites you to attend the 40th Anniversary and Reunion of the American Indian Organization. This event will take place November 24-28, 2008 in San Francisco.\\n\\nPlease refer to www.aimwest.info for current and updated information and locations:\\n\\nSunrise on Alcatraz Island--beginning at S.F. Hornblower Tours, Pier 31. Call 415/981-7625 or, for advance tickets www.alcatrazcruises.com. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081127T120000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20081127T170000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000494 SUMMARY:AIM 40th Anniversary Concert DESCRIPTION:AIM-WEST, a non-profit organization, cordially invites you to attend the 40th Anniversary and Reunion of the American Indian Organization. This event will take place November 24-28, 2008 in San Francisco.\\n\\nPlease refer to www.aimwest.info for current and updated information and locations:\\n\\nFriday, November 28 at the Baha'i Center, 150 Valencia St, San Francisco. Benefit Fundraiser Concert with live music performances! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081129T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20081129T060000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000367 SUMMARY:Dead Week DESCRIPTION:Last Day of Classes is December 5--except for classes meeting on Saturdays. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20081201 DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20081207T080000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000403 SUMMARY:PAE-V DESCRIPTION:Come to Native Partners for Academic Excellence! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081202T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20081202T033000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000503 SUMMARY:"Midnight" Breakfast DESCRIPTION:Because it's Dead Week and you deserve a little study break to eat some 'ono food and relax for a bit...\\n\\nHawaii Club Presents\\n\\n"MIDNIGHT" BREAKFAST\\nTuesday, December 2nd- 10pm @ the NACC\\nPortuguese Sausage ~ Eggs ~ Rice \\n+ something sweet...maybe mochi\\n\\nEveryone is welcome. Bring your friends. Hang out with your Sibs. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081203T060000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20081203T070000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000504 SUMMARY:SAIO Meeting DESCRIPTION:The Stanford American Indian Organization is the umbrella organization for the Native community. Everyone is welcome to attend and learn about issues of importance to the community as well as about upcoming cultural, educational and social events CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081203T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20081203T030000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000505 SUMMARY:Hui o Hawai'i Study Break DESCRIPTION:Come take a break from studying with Hui. Have some good Hawaiian food and watch an hour-long movie about Hawaiians in contemporary society, The Hawaiians: Reflecting Spirit. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081205T060000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20081205T073000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000452 SUMMARY:BAIAR Meeting DESCRIPTION:The Bay Area Indian Agency Reps meet on the first Friday every month--with a different organization hosting each month.\\n\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081205T173000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20081205T200000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000459 SUMMARY:SNAG Indigenous Holiday Market & Concert DESCRIPTION:SNAG Indigenous Holiday Market and Concert. Jewelry, Clothing, Art and More!\\n\\nPerformances by Quese Imc, Brwn Bflo, Audiopharmacy, Sista Hailstorm, Jeremy Goodfeather and guest poets and youth performances.\\n\\nCultural Performances by Robinson Pomo Dancers, Medicine Warrior Dancers and All Nations Drum. Hoop Dancing by Sage Romero.\\n\\nArtist Gallery includes Michiko Thompson, Drama One, Kanyon Sayers-Rood and Richard Castaneda.\\n\\nInfo or vendor application: snagmagazine@yahoo.com\\n\\nMural painting for youth w/Eastside Arts Alliance\\n\\nFree Event * No drugs or alcohol * All Ages\\n\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081206T030000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20081206T080000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000465 SUMMARY:Native Community "Red and Green Food" Dinner DESCRIPTION:Undergraduate and graduate students, staff, faculty, alumni, roommates and friends are all welcome.\\n\\nCome to dinner at the Native American Cultural Center to reconnect, make new friends and have some yummy food--most likely affiliated with a particular theme such as Stove Top/Oven Baked Food; Chilly Food, Mardi Gras, Spam-a-Rama, etc. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081206T013000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20081206T030000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000470 SUMMARY:Muwekma Ohlone Tribe Christmas Party DESCRIPTION:The culmination of the campus-wide Annual Dolores Sanchez Memorial Christmas Toy Drive for Muwekma Ohlone and other Native Children in Santa Clara County...\\n\\nThe Native American Cultural Center and the Muwekma Ohlone Tribal Council and Tribal Administration present the...\\n\\nMuwekma Ohlone Tribe Christmas Party!\\n2:00-4:00--Appetizers and "Santa Time"\\n4:00--Group Photo of all Christmas Party Guests\\n5:00--Buffet Dinner\\n5:20--Tribal Dance Group\\n6:00--Chochenyo Christmas Choir\\n\\nPlease RSVP to Monica Arellano 510/581-5194 or marellano@muwekma.org by Monday, December 1.\\n \\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081206T220000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20081207T030000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000500 SUMMARY:2008 Caltrain "Holiday Train" DESCRIPTION:Santa and Friends are on track for toys and are coming to town, December 6 and 7!\\n\\nBring the family and come out to our neighborhood Caltrain station to meet Santa Claus during the eighth annual Caltrain Holiday Train, Saturday December 6 and Sunday December 7. \\n\\nGlowing with more than 40,000 lights and hoiliday decorations, the train will stop at nine train stations over the two nights, collecting toys for the area's needy children.\\n\\nDuring the 20-minute station stops, Santa, Mrs. Claus, Frosty and the gang will get off the train to greet kids and pose for pictures.\\n\\nA Salvation Army brass band will be onboard to lead the holiday sing-along--joined by the Masterworks Chorale (on Saturday) and the Peninsula Harmony Chorus (on Sunday.)\\n\\nA model railroad exhibit will be open from 6:00-8:30 at the Menlo Park station!\\n\\nThe Caltrain Holiday Train benefits the United States Marine Corps Reserve's Toys for Tots Program and the Salvation Army. People are encouraged to drop a new, unwrapped toy or book in the barrels when they come to see the Holiday Train. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081207T030500Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20081207T032500Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000501 SUMMARY:2008 Caltrain "Holiday Train" DESCRIPTION:Santa and Friends are on track for toys and are coming to town, December 6 and 7!\\n\\nBring the family and come out to our neighborhood Caltrain station to meet Santa Clause during the eighth annual Caltrain Holiday Train, Saturday December 6 and Sunday December 7. \\n\\nGlowing with more than 40,000 lights and holiday decorations, the train will stop at nine train stations over the two nights, collecting toys for the area's needy children.\\n\\nDuring the 20-minute station stops, Santa, Mrs. Claus, Frosty and the gang will get off the train to greet kids and pose for pictures.\\n\\nA Salvation Army brass band will be onboard to lead the holiday sing-along--joined by the Masterworks Chorale (on Saturday) and the Peninsula Harmony Chorus (on Sunday.)\\n\\nThe Caltrain Holiday Train benefits the United States Marine Corps Reserve's Toys for Tots Program and the Salvation Army. People are encouraged to drop a new, unwrapped toy or book in the barrels when they come to see the Holiday Train. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081208T032000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20081208T034000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000368 SUMMARY:Final Exams DESCRIPTION:Last Day of Classes is December 5, then Final Exams, then the Holiday Break, December 13-January 5, 2009! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20081208 DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20081212T080000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000477 SUMMARY:AISF Holiday Dinner DESCRIPTION:Once again, it's time for our American Indian Staff Forum Annual Holiday Dinner at Buca di Beppo in Palo Alto. \\n\\nPlease RSVP so we can make our "reservation!" CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20081210T013000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20081210T040000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000369 SUMMARY:Holiday Break DESCRIPTION:Stanford will be on its Holiday Break, December 13-January 5, 2009! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20081213 DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20081212T080000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000461 SUMMARY:New Year's Eve Powwow DESCRIPTION:Join us to welcome 2009! MC: Val Shadowhawk\\nArena Director: Eugene Newman\\nHead Drum: Swift Cloud\\nSouthern Drum: Drum and Feather\\n\\nSponsored by the American Indian Alliance and the Indian Health Center of Santa Clara Valley.\\n\\nDrug, alcohol and smoke free event.\\n\\nWe are not responsible for lost or stolen items. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090101T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20090101T080000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000370 SUMMARY:First Day of Classes, Winter Quarter DESCRIPTION:First Day of Classes CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090106 DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000508 SUMMARY:American Indian Mythology, Legend and Lore DESCRIPTION:Course Number English 43A or 143A\\n3 Units \\nMTWTh\\n\\nReadings from American Indian literatures, old and new. Stories, songs, and rituals from the 19th century, including the Navajo Night Chant. Tricksters and trickster stories; war, healing, and hunting songs; Aztec songs from the 16th century. Readings from modern poets and novelists including N. Scott Momaday, Louise Erdrich, and Leslie Marmon Silko, and the classic autobiography, Black Elk Speaks. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090106T180000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20090106T185000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000507 SUMMARY:Peer Counseling in the Native American Community DESCRIPTION:Course Number Education 193N\\n1 Unit \\n\\nVerbal and non-verbal communication, strategic use of questions, methods of dealing with strong feelings, and conflict resolution. How elements of counseling apply to Native Americans including client, counselor, and situational variables in counseling, non-verbal communication, the role of ethnic identity in self-understanding, the relationship of culture to personal development, the impact of family on personal development, gender roles, and the experience of Native American students in university settings. Individual skill development, group exercises, and role practice.\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090108T001500Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20090108T011500Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000509 SUMMARY:American Indians in Comparative Historical Perspective DESCRIPTION:Course Number 138 or 238\\n5 Units\\nMW 2:15-3:30\\n\\n(Graduate students register for SOC 238.) Demographic, political, and economic processes and events that shaped relations between Euro-Americans and American Indians, 1600-1890. How the intersection of these processes affected the outcome of conflicts between these two groups, and how this conflict was decisive in determining the social position of American Indians in the late 19th century and the evolution of the doctrine of tribal sovereignty. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090107T221500Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20090107T233000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000546 SUMMARY:Bay Native Circle Radio Program DESCRIPTION:Bay Native Circle airs on kpfa 94.1 Wednesdays from 2 – 3 p.m. \\n\\nHosts rotate weekly with 1) Lakota Harden; 2) Janeen Antoine; 3) Ras K’Dee and 4) Gregg McVicar. BNC is live at 94.1 -- and archived, podcast, and online, everywhere, anytime at kpfa.org. \\n\\nThank you for your support. and thank you for listening to Bay Native Circle in the past year. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090107T220000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20090107T230000Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=WE;UNTIL=20090610T210000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000485 SUMMARY:SOCC Potluck Dinner DESCRIPTION:The Students of Color Coalition wants to do more social things to get to know each other and what issues they wanted to focus on. \\n\\nSOCC's main issue will probably be grad student and faculty diversity. We are going to email the GSC - Diversity Committee about what they have planned and if we can help.\\nNext quarter during the first week of school, Thursday, January 8th, at 6-8PM, we are hoping to have a Social/Potluck with the core of each community and their frosh interns. It is tentatively scheduled to be in the Black House's in new clubhouse that they have. \\n\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090109T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20090109T040000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000506 SUMMARY:History of California Indians DESCRIPTION:Course Number NAS 117S or CSRE 117S\\n5 Units \\n\\n Demographic, political, and economic history of California Indians, 1700s-1950s. Processes and events leading to the destruction of California tribes, and their effects on the groups who survived. Geographic and cultural diversity. Spanish, Mexican, and Anglo-American periods. The mission system. \\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090108T231500Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20090109T020500Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000510 SUMMARY:BAIAR Meeting DESCRIPTION:Bay Area Indian Agency Representatives (BAIAR) Meeting at International Indian Treaty Council. from 9:30 - 12:30 followed by Alcatraz Occupation 40th Anniversary Planning Meeting from 1:30 - 3:0 pm. \\n\\nIn the new offices of the International Indian Treaty Council at the Redstone Building, 2940 16th Street, Suite 305, San Francisco, CA. 94103-3664. Please rsvp within 2 days of January 9th to plan for refreshments. morningstar@treatycouncil.org or 415.641-4482. FMI on IITC see www.treatycouncil.org CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090109T173000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20090109T203000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000515 SUMMARY:Sally Mentzer's Office Hour DESCRIPTION:Come visit with Sally Mentzer and find out how the Undergraduate Advising and Research program can help you shape your personal adventures! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090109T193000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20090109T203000Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=FR;UNTIL=20090313T183000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000593 SUMMARY:Intersect, Winter Quarter Series DESCRIPTION:Hosted by Intervarsity Christian Fellowship...\\nHow does faith intersect with my live here at Stanford?\\n\\nIntersect: Music Drama, Words, and Space to Explore How Jesus Intersects with You.\\n\\nJanuary 9--Faith: A Mind-Body Connection?\\nJanuary 16--Jesus Among Other Gods\\nJanuary 23--P-Sets, Papers, Passion? In Search of Meaning at School\\nFebruary 6--Leaders, Servants, and Jesus: The Paradox of Power\\nFebruary 13--Dating at Stanford: Myth or Magic?\\nFebruary 20--Women and Men: Can't We Just Get Along?\\nFebruary 27--Dating with Integrity\\nMarch--Single and Satisfied?\\nMarch 13--Your Stories\\n\\nCome check it out.\\nFridays, 8PM, A3C Ballroom\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090110T040000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20090110T050000Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=FR;UNTIL=20090314T030000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000511 SUMMARY:Lu'au Nights (Off Campus Event) DESCRIPTION:Help support Kaleo Café at our upcoming Lu`au Nites starting January 10 (sat) 6-8pm with the group Na Mele o Kaleo. \\n\\nLive music, Hawaiian Food & Desserts – good fun! Kaleo Café, 1340 Irving St, San Francisco 94122, 415-753-2460, www.kaleocafe.com. \\n\\nThe Café helps support the activities of the APOP Hawiaan Cultural Center in South San Francisco. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090111T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20090111T040000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000516 SUMMARY:PAE-V Dinner Meeting DESCRIPTION:Hi everyone,\\n \\nPAE-V is back for the Winter Quarter!\\n \\nPAE-V is Partners for Academic Success for Native students. Take advantage of it while you can (There will be NO PAE-V in the Spring!). This Winter, we'll focus on College and Career planning and also talking to Professors and Stanford Alumni. \\n \\nMeeting dates this quarter each at 6pm with Dinner:\\n Monday, Jan 12\\n Monday, Jan 26\\n Monday, Feb 23\\n Monday, March 9\\n \\n We will also have an Alumni Dinner with Stanford Native alums, probably the week of Feb 9 or 16. Details TBA.\\n \\n \\nFreshmen:\\nIf you would like to sign up for 1 unit of credit, go to Axess and ADD CTL 56 "Building a Successful Academic Career" Class #1473 (1-unit), Instructor: Randall Williams\\n \\nLook at the attached syllabus and Winter Quarter Projects. We will go over this in more detail at our first meeting on Jan 12. These projects are a lot fun, you can be as flexible as you want with it, and those who did it last year enjoyed putting the projects together. The projects are also a great way to help you figure out your major.\\n \\nIf you sign up for credit, you can do a project. Some project ideas are:\\nCreate a learning portfolio on your progress, efforts, and achievements related to an academic interest. For example, if you like writing, you can create a portfolio on your writing samples that you write for class or even include pieces of writing samples that inspire you to write.\\nAttend lectures that are related to a common theme. For example, if you are interested in reproductive rights, you might find lectures in the medical school, law school, political science, sociology, or ethnic/women's studies.\\nCreate an Alumni Survey by interviewing Stanford Alumni to see where they are and how they got there. For example, if you're interested in going to medical or law school, you might find someone who graduated from Stanford who is currently in med or law school to get advice from them. \\nEven if you don't sign up for credit, you should still come to the PAE-V meetings!\\n \\n \\nMentors (Sophomore and above):\\nCome to the first Meeting on Jan 12. We will also have a Mentor Meeting on Monday, Jan 26 at 5pm, right before the regular PAE-V Meeting. At the Mentor Meeting we'll discuss the plans for the Alumni Dinner and the whole quarter. \\n \\nIf you would like to mentor and haven't mentored in the past, let us know. We'd love to have you join us!\\n \\nLet us know if you have any questions. We would more than happy to answer them! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090113T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20090113T033000Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=MO;UNTIL=20090310T010000Z EXDATE:20090120T020000Z,20090203T020000Z,20090210T020000Z,20090217T020000Z, 20090224T020000Z,20090303T020000Z,20090310T010000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000518 SUMMARY:Native House Seminar DESCRIPTION:We are gearing up for Muwekma's House Seminar and are really excited about it! SO... if you have a little extra room for another class and want to take an interesting, kick back course with a few field trips here and there please consider joining us!\\n\\nOur goal is to make it as fun as possible while crammin' in some meaningful topics and issues in the the nine class sessions this quarter. \\n\\nThis is a class not only for the Native theme house but for our entire community so if you have the time and need an extra unit please email me back with your preferences by Wednesday at 5pm. \\n\\nYou do not have to be a resident of the house to take House Seminar and ALL are invited to enroll and participate in the class. In fact, we are planning on keeping house seminar open for all to participate on a weekly basis if you are unable to fully commit to the class. There will be weekly themes and topics so feel free to check us out if there is something that sparks your interest =)\\n\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090113T040000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20090113T050000Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=MO;UNTIL=20090310T030000Z EXDATE:20090120T040000Z,20090217T040000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000548 SUMMARY:Writing Tutor Drop-In Hours! DESCRIPTION:Please note the the Writing Center has assigned Drop-In Hours for tutors at the Native American Cultural Center on Monday and Wednesday nights in Winter Quarter. Come on by the Center and introduce yourselves to Chris Bohnhoff and Amita Seshadri and help them to feel welcome!! \\n\\nWriting Center Tutors at the NACC--Monday and Wednesday Nights! \\n8:00-10:00pm , Monday, January 12 (Chris Bohnhoff)\\nNative American Cultural Center (NACC), 524 Lasuen Mall\\nInfo: Chris Bohnhoff, bohnhoff@stanford.edu\\n\\nWriting Center Tutors at the NACC--Monday and Wednesday Nights! \\n8:00-10:00pm, Wednesday, January 14 (Amita Seshadri)\\nNative American Cultural Center (NACC), 524 Lasuen Mall\\nInfo: Amita Seshadri ats09@stanford.edu\\n\\nPlease also feel free to e-mail Chris and Amita directly, okay? CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090113T040000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20090113T060000Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=MO;UNTIL=20090303T040000Z EXDATE:20090120T040000Z,20090217T040000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000512 SUMMARY:SAIO Meeting DESCRIPTION:The Stanford American Indian Organization is the umbrella organization for the Native community. Everyone is welcome to attend and learn about issues of importance to the community as well as about upcoming cultural, educational and social events CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090114T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20090114T030000Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=TU;UNTIL=20090311T010000Z EXDATE:20090121T020000Z,20090204T020000Z,20090218T020000Z,20090304T020000Z, 20090311T010000Z,20090325T010000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000549 SUMMARY:Writing Tutor Drop-In Hours! DESCRIPTION:Please note the the Writing Center has assigned Drop-In Hours for tutors at the Native American Cultural Center on Monday and Wednesday nights in Winter Quarter. Come on by the Center and introduce yourselves to Chris Bohnhoff and Amita Seshadri and help them to feel welcome!! \\n\\nWriting Center Tutors at the NACC--Monday and Wednesday Nights! \\n8:00-10:00pm , Monday, January 12 (Chris Bohnhoff)\\nNative American Cultural Center (NACC), 524 Lasuen Mall\\nInfo: Chris Bohnhoff, bohnhoff@stanford.edu\\n\\nWriting Center Tutors at the NACC--Monday and Wednesday Nights! \\n8:00-10:00pm, Wednesday, January 14 (Amita Seshadri)\\nNative American Cultural Center (NACC), 524 Lasuen Mall\\nInfo: Amita Seshadri ats09@stanford.edu\\n\\nPlease also feel free to e-mail Chris and Amita directly, okay? CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090115T040000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20090115T060000Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=WE;UNTIL=20090305T040000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000521 SUMMARY:NACC Student Staff Lunch Meeting DESCRIPTION:NACC Student Staff Lunch Meeting CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090115 DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000538 SUMMARY:Karaoke at the NACC! DESCRIPTION:Hawaii Club presents...\\n\\nKalei-Oke! Come get your moke action on! :)\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090116T040000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20090116T050000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000532 SUMMARY:IM Co-Ed Basketball DESCRIPTION:Intramurals Winter Quarter – \\n Volleyball & Basketball (Coed)\\n \\n• Basketball team ("Custer Busters") plays on Thursday nights at 10:00 PM\\n• Sign up by emailing Erika Chase \\n\\n***GAME TIME***\\n=)\\nIt's about time we reclaim our Winter Intramural Titles! (don't get it twisted, our co-ed bball team def took the ship in '07)\\n\\nCheck the League Schedules! Both teams are Co-Rec so come out & play/support if/when you can!\\nIf you want to play (*esp this week) \\nemail/txt me your SUID # so I can put it on the roster 2day\\n\\nThe Custer Busters Co-Rec Basketball Team \\nhas its first game on *Thursday the 22nd @ 7pm*\\nCuster Busters – Co-Rec Basketball (C) \\nThursdays @ 7pm*\\nJan 22 vs. Rincers - Court 1\\nJan 29 vs. Okada - Court 1\\nFeb 5 vs. FSC2 - Court 1\\nFeb 12 *8pm* vs. Burbank - Court 1\\nFeb 19 vs. TBA – Court 1\\nThe Reservation Sensations Co-Rec Volleyball Team \\nhas its first game on Monday Feb 2nd @ 9pm\\nReservation Sensations – Co-Rec Volleyball (B)\\nMondays @ 9pm\\nJan 26 Reservation Sensations - BYE\\nFeb 2 vs. Larkintergalactic – Court 2\\nFeb 9 vs. Red Pandas - Court 1\\nTBD vs. Rincers\\nTBD vs. Team David Jones\\nNo Games on MLK Day or Presidents Day\\n4th & 5th week games will be scheduled on an alternate date, most likely Sunday, Feb 22nd and Tuesday, Feb 24th\\nBALL till we FALL\\n~Echase~\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090116T060000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20090116T073000Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=TH;UNTIL=20090227T060000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000482 SUMMARY:Native Ski Trip 2009 DESCRIPTION:Aloha Beautiful Natives, \\n\\nSo the Native ski trip this year is officially scheduled for be Martin Luther King Weekend (January 16-19). Residents of Muwekma will have to pay $50, and people in the community $75. If you are interested in coming please reply to this email. We are going to get group rates on the lift tickets, so if you think you'll be snowboarding/skiing/any activity with snow and will need one let me know (Saturday, Sunday, or both days). Also WE NEED DRIVERS. So if you think you can drive, let me know how many people you can fit in your car/truck/SUV whatever. We can reimburse you for your gas. Spots are limited, so first come, first serve and priority will be given to Muwekma residents. Native ski trip is pretty famous for being a fun event... \\n\\nOk so here is quick overview:\\nMuwekma Residents = $50\\nCommunity Members = $75\\n\\nLet me know if you need a lift ticket Saturday, Sunday, or both days. \\n\\nCan you drive? How many people can you take? \\n\\nEmail back as soon as you know, first come first serve. \\n\\nSHOOTS MINOOTS, \\nlisa "woo SKITRIP" yang CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090117 DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20090119T080000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000519 SUMMARY:MLK Holiday DESCRIPTION:Martin Luther King, Jr. Birthday Holiday. No Classes. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090119 DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000524 SUMMARY:Moccasin Making DESCRIPTION:The American Indian, Alaska Native and Native Hawaiian Program/Native American Cultural Center, the Stanford American Indian Organization\\nand the Alaska Native Student Association present Mabel Pike, Tlingit Artist and Storyteller, January 20-30, 2009.\\n\\nMabel will lead Beading and Moccasin-Making Workshops every afternoon at the Native American Cultural Center. She will also meet with student groups, staff and faculty during her stay.\\n\\nMabel Pike has been our guest for many years beginning in the 1990s. She currently works with the Alaska Native Heritage Center in Anchorage, Alaska.\\n\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090120T170000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20090121T010000Z RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20090130T170000Z EXDATE:20090124T170000Z,20090125T170000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000529 SUMMARY:Watch the Presidential Inauguration!! DESCRIPTION:Remember gathering around the TV at the Native Center on Election Night?\\n\\nLet's do it again to watch the Presidential Inauguration! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090120T160000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20090120T190000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000539 SUMMARY:Native Tutoring Project DESCRIPTION:San Jose Tutoring – Starting up again this quarter. Monday (and alternate Tuesday) nights, meet at Muwekma at 5:45, tutoring south bay Native kids in elementary school. Dinner will be provided and we will return to campus by 8:30.\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090121T014500Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20090121T044500Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000550 SUMMARY:NexGen Conversation DESCRIPTION:Join us for the first speaker in the NexGen Conversation Series. This week we have Professor Matthew Snipp who is the Director of CCSRE and who was also a 1st-generation college student. This will be an informal discussion of everything from how to navigate academia as a 1st-generation student to the effect of a black President on the social mobility of minorities in the US.\\n \\n \\nDinner is provided but space is limited! RSVP to zhent09@stanford.edu CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090121 DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000534 SUMMARY:Powwow Committee Update Meeting DESCRIPTION:Hola VIPs of the Powwow Committee,\\n\\nThe calendar looks clear for Thursday, so Stefanie and I would like to meet with you all at lunchtime (Noon till ~1). This will be an update meeting, and a chance to get on track for this quarter. \\n\\nYou are representing Bball/General (Sam), Fundraising (Erika & April), Booth (Laci), Publicity & Website & Program (Tim), Volunteers (Anna), and Lil' Homies (Tajah, Kevin, Cassidy, Becca & Cady). \\n\\nSee you on Thursday for lunch at the NACC!\\n\\nStefajoe Cartsosie =)\\n\\np.s.-big props to fundraising and booth for being on top of their stuff even when stef and i were slackin'. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090122T200000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20090122T210000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000535 SUMMARY:Cherokee Club Dinner Meeting DESCRIPTION:Cherokee Club is having a dinner on Thursday night to gain more interest from our potential members.\\n\\nHope to see you all soon! \\nWado, \\nTaylor\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090123T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20090123T030000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000537 SUMMARY:Hui O Hawai'i Meeting DESCRIPTION:Although tentatively scheduled, the first meeting of Hui O Hawai'i for Winter Quarter should be any time now.\\n\\nWatch for e-mail messages. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090123T040000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20090123T050000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000540 SUMMARY:SUMMA Conference Info Session DESCRIPTION:Stanford University Minority Medical Alliance Pre-Medical Conference (SUMMA)\\nSaturday, February 7th\\n \\nLearn how you can be part of the largest minority pre-medical conference west of the Mississippi! We expect from 400-600 students to attend and need volunteers to help the day before and day of the conference.\\n \\nPerks of Volunteering:\\nWork with current Stanford medical students\\nInteract with college students from all around the west coast\\nMeet medical school representatives from around the country\\nVolunteers get a private workshop led by the Stanford Admissions Office\\nGet a cool free t-shirt!\\n \\nTo learn how you can get involved, join us at our volunteer informational meeting:\\nDate: Thursday, January 22nd\\nTime: 7 – 8 pm\\nLocation: Old Union, 216\\n \\nLooking forward to meeting you,\\nSUMMA Undergraduate Coordinators\\n \\nTo find out more about SUMMA, visit:\\nhttp://summa.stanford.edu/conference/ CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090123T030000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20090123T040000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000371 SUMMARY:Native Community Dinner DESCRIPTION:Undergraduate and graduate students, staff, faculty, alumni, roommates and friends are all welcome.\\n\\nCome to dinner at the Native American Cultural Center to reconnect, make new friends and have some yummy food--most likely affiliated with a particular theme such as Stove Top/Oven Baked Food; Chilly Food, Mardi Gras, Spam-a-Rama, etc. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090124T013000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20090124T030000Z RRULE:FREQ=MONTHLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=4FR;UNTIL=20090110T013000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000543 SUMMARY:SoE "Opportunity Job Fair" DESCRIPTION:Stanford's School of Engineering hosts over 100 companies/agencies and over 1000 Stanford students participate in this annual OJF Fair.\\n The Job Fair reception with corporate representatives is planned for Friday afternoon, January 23rd, in the from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. Several of your Ph.D. students will be showcasing their research work at the reception, and Professor and Chair Richard Luthy in Civil and Environmental Engineering is the keynote speaker.\\n The Job Fair is being held on Saturday, January 24th 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. in the Arrillaga Alumni Center.\\n All Stanford students are welcome: The sponsors of the Job Fair are the Dean's office in the School of Engineering, along with SWE, AISES, SBSE-NSBE, and SSCLES/SHPE/MAES/HENAAC student groups. \\n We sincerely hope that you will attend the reception Friday and stop by the Fair on Saturday. \\n For more information, check http://soe.stanford.edu/ojf/ or contact me (Noe Lozano) 650-723-9107 or noe@stanford.edu.\\n \\nNoe\\n \\n \\nOPPORTUNITY JOB FAIR 2009: presented by Stanford School of Engineering\\nAll Companies\\n \\n42U\\nAccenture\\nAdvertising.com/Platform-A\\nAeroVironment Inc\\nAgilent Technologies\\nAlcatel-Lucent\\nApple, Inc.\\nApplied Materials\\nApplied Signal Technology, Inc\\nBaker Hughes\\nBig Fish Games\\nBooyah, Inc.\\nBrookhaven National Laboratory\\nCAHILL CONTRACTORS, INC.\\nCapital One\\nChelsio Communications, Inc\\nCisco Systems\\nCitrix Systems\\nCSA Engineering, A Moog Company\\nCurrenex (A State Street Company)\\nDewberry\\nDRW Trading Group\\nE. & J Gallo Winery\\nEast Bay Municipal Utility District\\nElastra Corporation\\nEMC\\nENGEO Incorporated\\nENTRY POINT - AAAS\\nENVIRON International Corporation\\nErler & Kalinowski, Inc.\\nESI, Inc.\\nExxon Mobil\\nFederal Aviation Administration\\nFormFactor\\nFoxconn Electronics, Inc.\\nFulcrum Microsystems, Inc.\\nGolder Associates\\nGreen Hills Software\\nHalcrow Group Limited\\nHaley & Aldrich, Inc.\\nHewlett Packard\\nHRL Laboratories\\nHulu\\nIBM Almaden Research Center\\nInfinera\\nInfinium Capital Management\\nInsitu\\nIntel Corporation\\nIntersil Corporation\\nIntuit\\nIronKey, Inc.\\nJet Propulsion Laboratory\\nJohns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory\\nKLA-Tencor\\nL-3 Communications\\nLawrence Livermore National Laboratory\\nLinear Technology\\nLockheed Martin\\nLucasfilm\\nM-Factor, Inc\\nMaxim Integrated Products\\nMedtronic\\nMeebo\\nMercedes-Benz Research & Development North America, Inc.\\nMicrosoft Corporation\\nMIT Lincoln Laboratory\\nMotorola\\nNASA Ames Research Center\\nNational Security Agency\\nNorthrop Grumman Corporation\\nNVIDIA\\nOptiver US LLC\\nOracle Corporation\\nPalm\\nPositive Energy\\nRaytheon Company\\nReal Time Innovations, Inc.\\nResearch In Motion\\nRiverbed Technology\\nRMC Water and Environment\\nSanDisk Corporation\\nSchlumberger\\nSpace Exploration Technologies\\nSpansion Inc.\\nSRI International\\nStructural Wealth Management LLC\\nSun Microsystems\\nTensilica, Inc.\\nThe Aerospace Corporation\\nTotal Phase, Inc.\\nU.S. Department of State-Bureau of Diplomatic Security\\nU.S. Patent and Trademark Office\\nUnited States Navy\\nURS Corporation\\nUS Army Corps of Engineers\\nVolkswagen Group of America\\nWest Yost Associates\\nWiss, Janney, Elstner Associates, Inc.\\nYahoo!\\nZS Associates\\n \\nAISES\\n \\nSBSE\\n \\nSWE\\n \\n \\n \\nNoe Pablo Lozano, Ph.D.\\nAssociate Dean of Student Affairs, \\nDirector, Engineering Diversity Programs\\nTerman 202, MC 4027\\nPh: 650-723-9107 CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090124T003000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20090124T023000Z RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20090125T003000Z EXDATE:20090125T003000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000544 SUMMARY:SoE "Opportunity Job Fair" DESCRIPTION:Stanford's School of Engineering hosts over 100 companies/agencies and over 1000 Stanford students participate in this annual OJF Fair.\\n The Job Fair reception with corporate representatives is planned for Friday afternoon, January 23rd, in the from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. Several of your Ph.D. students will be showcasing their research work at the reception, and Professor and Chair Richard Luthy in Civil and Environmental Engineering is the keynote speaker.\\n The Job Fair is being held on Saturday, January 24th 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. in the Arrillaga Alumni Center.\\n All Stanford students are welcome: The sponsors of the Job Fair are the Dean's office in the School of Engineering, along with SWE, AISES, SBSE-NSBE, and SSCLES/SHPE/MAES/HENAAC student groups. \\n We sincerely hope that you will attend the reception Friday and stop by the Fair on Saturday. \\n For more information, check http://soe.stanford.edu/ojf/ or contact me (Noe Lozano) 650-723-9107 or noe@stanford.edu.\\n \\nNoe\\n \\n \\nOPPORTUNITY JOB FAIR 2009: presented by Stanford School of Engineering\\nAll Companies\\n \\n42U\\nAccenture\\nAdvertising.com/Platform-A\\nAeroVironment Inc\\nAgilent Technologies\\nAlcatel-Lucent\\nApple, Inc.\\nApplied Materials\\nApplied Signal Technology, Inc\\nBaker Hughes\\nBig Fish Games\\nBooyah, Inc.\\nBrookhaven National Laboratory\\nCAHILL CONTRACTORS, INC.\\nCapital One\\nChelsio Communications, Inc\\nCisco Systems\\nCitrix Systems\\nCSA Engineering, A Moog Company\\nCurrenex (A State Street Company)\\nDewberry\\nDRW Trading Group\\nE. & J Gallo Winery\\nEast Bay Municipal Utility District\\nElastra Corporation\\nEMC\\nENGEO Incorporated\\nENTRY POINT - AAAS\\nENVIRON International Corporation\\nErler & Kalinowski, Inc.\\nESI, Inc.\\nExxon Mobil\\nFederal Aviation Administration\\nFormFactor\\nFoxconn Electronics, Inc.\\nFulcrum Microsystems, Inc.\\nGolder Associates\\nGreen Hills Software\\nHalcrow Group Limited\\nHaley & Aldrich, Inc.\\nHewlett Packard\\nHRL Laboratories\\nHulu\\nIBM Almaden Research Center\\nInfinera\\nInfinium Capital Management\\nInsitu\\nIntel Corporation\\nIntersil Corporation\\nIntuit\\nIronKey, Inc.\\nJet Propulsion Laboratory\\nJohns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory\\nKLA-Tencor\\nL-3 Communications\\nLawrence Livermore National Laboratory\\nLinear Technology\\nLockheed Martin\\nLucasfilm\\nM-Factor, Inc\\nMaxim Integrated Products\\nMedtronic\\nMeebo\\nMercedes-Benz Research & Development North America, Inc.\\nMicrosoft Corporation\\nMIT Lincoln Laboratory\\nMotorola\\nNASA Ames Research Center\\nNational Security Agency\\nNorthrop Grumman Corporation\\nNVIDIA\\nOptiver US LLC\\nOracle Corporation\\nPalm\\nPositive Energy\\nRaytheon Company\\nReal Time Innovations, Inc.\\nResearch In Motion\\nRiverbed Technology\\nRMC Water and Environment\\nSanDisk Corporation\\nSchlumberger\\nSpace Exploration Technologies\\nSpansion Inc.\\nSRI International\\nStructural Wealth Management LLC\\nSun Microsystems\\nTensilica, Inc.\\nThe Aerospace Corporation\\nTotal Phase, Inc.\\nU.S. Department of State-Bureau of Diplomatic Security\\nU.S. Patent and Trademark Office\\nUnited States Navy\\nURS Corporation\\nUS Army Corps of Engineers\\nVolkswagen Group of America\\nWest Yost Associates\\nWiss, Janney, Elstner Associates, Inc.\\nYahoo!\\nZS Associates\\n \\nAISES\\n \\nSBSE\\n \\nSWE\\n \\n \\n \\nNoe Pablo Lozano, Ph.D.\\nAssociate Dean of Student Affairs, \\nDirector, Engineering Diversity Programs\\nTerman 202, MC 4027\\nPh: 650-723-9107 CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090124T180000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20090125T000000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000545 SUMMARY:Lu'au Night-Off Campus DESCRIPTION:Lu`au Nite, January 24 (sat) 7:30 - 9:30 pm. Live music, Hawaiian Food & Desserts – good fun! Kaleo Café, 1340 Irving St, San Francisco 94122, 415-753-2460, www.kaleocafe.com. \\n\\nThe Café helps support the activities of the APOP Hawiaan Cultural Center in South San Francisco. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090125T033000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20090125T053000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000553 SUMMARY:Navajo Club Dinner Meeting DESCRIPTION:Navajo Club Dinner Meeting with Navajo-specific food--6:00, Sunday, October 19\\n\\nCome eat some comfort food before the work week starts again!\\n\\nInfo: Chelsey Russell chelseyr@stanford.edu CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090126T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20090126T020000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000514 SUMMARY:AISES Meeting DESCRIPTION:The Stanford Chapter of the American Indian Science and Engineering Society meets every Monday at noon! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090126T200000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20090126T210000Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=MO;UNTIL=20090309T190000Z EXDATE:20090119T200000Z,20090209T200000Z,20090216T200000Z,20090302T200000Z, 20090309T190000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000525 SUMMARY:Native Tutoring Project DESCRIPTION:San Jose Tutoring – Starting up again this quarter. Monday (and alternate Tuesday) nights, meet at Muwekma at 5:45, tutoring south bay Native kids in elementary school. Dinner will be provided and we will return to campus by 8:30.\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090127T014500Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20090127T044500Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=MO;UNTIL=20090203T014500Z EXDATE:20090217T014500Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000609 SUMMARY:PAE-V Dinner Meeting DESCRIPTION:Hi everyone,\\n \\nPAE-V is back for the Winter Quarter!\\n \\nPAE-V is Partners for Academic Success for Native students. Take advantage of it while you can (There will be NO PAE-V in the Spring!). This Winter, we'll focus on College and Career planning and also talking to Professors and Stanford Alumni. \\n \\nMeeting dates this quarter each at 6pm with Dinner:\\n Monday, Jan 12\\n Monday, Jan 26\\n Monday, Feb 23\\n Monday, March 9\\n \\n We will also have an Alumni Dinner with Stanford Native alums, probably the week of Feb 9 or 16. Details TBA.\\n \\n \\nFreshmen:\\nIf you would like to sign up for 1 unit of credit, go to Axess and ADD CTL 56 "Building a Successful Academic Career" Class #1473 (1-unit), Instructor: Randall Williams\\n \\nLook at the attached syllabus and Winter Quarter Projects. We will go over this in more detail at our first meeting on Jan 12. These projects are a lot fun, you can be as flexible as you want with it, and those who did it last year enjoyed putting the projects together. The projects are also a great way to help you figure out your major.\\n \\nIf you sign up for credit, you can do a project. Some project ideas are:\\nCreate a learning portfolio on your progress, efforts, and achievements related to an academic interest. For example, if you like writing, you can create a portfolio on your writing samples that you write for class or even include pieces of writing samples that inspire you to write.\\nAttend lectures that are related to a common theme. For example, if you are interested in reproductive rights, you might find lectures in the medical school, law school, political science, sociology, or ethnic/women's studies.\\nCreate an Alumni Survey by interviewing Stanford Alumni to see where they are and how they got there. For example, if you're interested in going to medical or law school, you might find someone who graduated from Stanford who is currently in med or law school to get advice from them. \\nEven if you don't sign up for credit, you should still come to the PAE-V meetings!\\n \\n \\nMentors (Sophomore and above):\\nCome to the first Meeting on Jan 12. We will also have a Mentor Meeting on Monday, Jan 26 at 5pm, right before the regular PAE-V Meeting. At the Mentor Meeting we'll discuss the plans for the Alumni Dinner and the whole quarter. \\n \\nIf you would like to mentor and haven't mentored in the past, let us know. We'd love to have you join us!\\n \\nLet us know if you have any questions. We would more than happy to answer them! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090127T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20090127T033000Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=MO;UNTIL=20090224T020000Z EXDATE:20090203T020000Z,20090217T020000Z,20090303T020000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000528 SUMMARY:Graduate Horizons Info Session DESCRIPTION:Come meet Whitney Laughlin and find out all about Graduate Horizons 2009! \\n\\nGRADUATE HORIZONS 2009 \\nA PRE-GRADUATE SCHOOL PROGRAM\\n\\nFor Native American, Native Hawaiian and Alaska Native Students\\n\\nCollaborating partners: AIGC (American Indian Graduate Center), Winds of Change magazine, the Princeton Review Foundation, UC Berkeley and many of the nation’s finest graduate and professional programs.\\n \\nJULY 18 – 21, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY\\n\\nThe Graduate Horizons Program is a four-day “crash course” for Native college students, master’s students or alumni to help prepare them for graduate school (master’s, Ph.D. or professional school). Faculty, admission officers and deans representing hundreds of graduate disciplines and a host of graduate and professional schools will help you: \\n \\n• Select programs and careers suitable for you\\n• Complete winning applications and write memorable personal statements\\n• Learn what turns an applicant into an admitted student\\n• Become a test-prep “whiz kid” on the GRE, GMAT, LSAT, & MCAT\\n• Find your way through the financial aid/scholarship jungle\\n• Explore special issues for Native students \\n• Learn graduate school survival tips\\n\\nStudents will learn about a broad variety of programs and establish personal relationships with graduate school representatives that continue long after the program is over. Participants will be limited to 90 and will be Native American (enrolled members only), First Nations, Alaska Native or Native Hawaiian college students, college graduates, or master’s students. Students will be selected by application. First round, priority receipt deadline is February 2; 2nd round receipt deadline is Feb. 27. Applications will be accepted on a space-available basis to June 15 (after May 1, please contact us to see if we still have space). Complete program cost is $175 (includes tuition, room, meals, and transportation to campus from the Oakland airport). Students are responsible for their own airfare, but substantial funds are available for airfare and tuition assistance (in 2008, 71% of our students received travel awards). \\n\\nPrograms and Universities attending: \\n American Indian Graduate Center\\n The Admission Advisory Group \\n Cornell University\\n The Princeton Review Foundation\\n Dartmouth College - Tuck \\n University of California - Berkeley\\n Duke University\\n University of California – Los Angeles\\n Gonzaga University\\n University of Michigan – Ann Arbor\\n Harvard University\\n University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill\\n Institute for Broadening Participation \\n University of Pennsylvania - Wharton \\n Lewis & Clark Law School \\n University of Puget Sound – OT/PT\\n NC State University\\n University of Utah\\n Oregon Health Sciences University\\n University of Washington\\n Oregon State University\\n Washington State University \\n Seattle University\\n Washington University \\n Stanford University\\n Yale University\\n Global Center for Cultural Entrepreneurship\\n Graduate Management Admissions Council\\n Washington Internships for Native Students \\n Consortium for Graduate Study in Management \\n (representing 14 business schools) \\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090128T200000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20090128T210000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000542 SUMMARY:Bi-Weekly Thursday Noon Speaker Series - Holly Miowak DESCRIPTION:Miowak will be presenting her honor's thesis research on the existence and effects of Alaskan segregation and the resultant Native Alaskan civil rights movements. Come learn about a little known piece of Alaskan history and about the nature of honors work in CSRE and Native American studies. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090129 DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=TH;UNTIL=20090305T080000Z EXDATE:20090205T080000Z,20090212T080000Z,20090219T080000Z,20090226T080000Z, 20090305T080000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000636 SUMMARY:Bi-Weekly Thursday Noon Speaker Series - Holly Miowak DESCRIPTION:Miowak will be presenting her honor's thesis research on the existence and effects of Alaskan segregation and the resultant Native Alaskan civil rights movements. Come learn about a little known piece of Alaskan history and about the nature of honors work in CSRE and Native American studies. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090129 DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000536 SUMMARY:Deadline Oskison Writing Competition DESCRIPTION:Call for Submissions, Oskison Writing Competition\\n\\nThe Stanford American Indian, Alaska Native and Native Hawaiian Program/ Native American Cultural Center\\npresent the\\n\\n14th Annual\\nJohn Milton Oskison Writing Competition\\n\\nfor outstanding papers by American Indian, Alaska Native and Native Hawaiian\\nundergraduate and graduate students of Stanford University.\\n\\nResearch topics may vary across academic disciplines though papers must contain a substantial emphasis \\non an issue or topic that impacts the Native American Community.\\n\\n(Papers do not need to be written especially for this competition. Papers previously submitted as course work, etc. are acceptable, but please note that they need to be scholarly and complete works.)\\n\\nThe maximum length of undergraduate student papers is 15 pages and graduate student papers is 25 pages.\\n\\nThere will be four monetary awards of $250 for two undergraduates and two graduates.\\n\\nThe deadline for submission is 5:00 pm, Friday, January 30, 2009.\\n\\nA Cherokee from Vinita, Indian Territory (present-day Oklahoma), John Milton Oskison (1874-1947) was the first Native American to graduate from Stanford. Having studied English at Willie Halsell College, John was one of two American Indians matriculating at Stanford in 1894 (George Hughes, Cherokee, from Tahlequah, I.T., was the second). After serving as the President of the campus Literary Society, Oskison received his A.B. in law from Stanford in 1898 and went on to attend Harvard University. He later worked as an editor at Collier's magazine in New York, was a member of the Society of American Indians (the first Indian-run national reform organization) and wrote on American Indian issues.\\n\\nWinona F. Simms, PhD\\n(Euchee/Creek)\\nAssociate Dean & Director\\nNative American Cultural Center/\\nAmerican Indian, Alaska Native,\\n& Native Hawaiian Program\\nOld Union Clubhouse, #4-A\\nStanford, CA 94305-3064\\n650/725-6945\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090130 DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000557 SUMMARY:Native Student Leadership Retreat DESCRIPTION:Native Student Leadership Retreat CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090130T230000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20090131T020000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000554 SUMMARY:Hui o Hawai'i's "It's Wet, Cold, and I Miss Home BBQ" DESCRIPTION:Come enjoy good grinds and good times at the 2nd Annual"It's Wet, Cold, and I Miss Home" BBQ. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090201T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20090201T030000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000566 SUMMARY:SAIO Study Nights on Sunday! DESCRIPTION:SAIO Study Nights Sundays\\n• First one for Winter Quarter, February 1 \\n• Especially with fuzzy work…\\n• Contact: Sam, Wayva and Erika CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090202T040000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20090202T060000Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=SU;UNTIL=20090309T030000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000531 SUMMARY:IM Co-Ed Volleyball DESCRIPTION:Intramurals Winter Quarter – \\n Volleyball & Basketball (Coed)\\n \\n• Volleyball team ("Reservation Sensations") plays on Monday nights at 9 PM\\n• Sign up by emailing Erika Chase\\n\\n***GAME TIME***\\n=)\\nIt's about time we reclaim our Winter Intramural Titles! (don't get it twisted, our co-ed bball team def took the ship in '07) Check the League Schedules! \\n\\nBoth teams are Co-Rec so come out & play/support if/when you can!\\nIf you want to play (*esp this week) \\nemail/txt me your SUID # so I can put it on the roster 2day\\nThe Custer Busters Co-Rec Basketball Team \\nhas its first game on *Thursday the 22nd @ 7pm*\\nCuster Busters – Co-Rec Basketball (C) \\nThursdays @ 7pm*\\nJan 22 vs. Rincers - Court 1\\nJan 29 vs. Okada - Court 1\\nFeb 5 vs. FSC2 - Court 1\\nFeb 12 *8pm* vs. Burbank - Court 1\\nFeb 19 vs. TBA – Court 1\\nThe Reservation Sensations Co-Rec Volleyball Team \\nhas its first game on Monday Feb 2nd @ 9pm\\nReservation Sensations – Co-Rec Volleyball (B)\\nMondays @ 9pm\\nJan 26 Reservation Sensations - BYE\\nFeb 2 vs. Larkintergalactic – Court 2\\nFeb 9 vs. Red Pandas - Court 1\\nTBD vs. Rincers\\nTBD vs. Team David Jones\\nNo Games on MLK Day or Presidents Day\\n4th & 5th week games will be scheduled on an alternate date, most likely Sunday, Feb 22nd and Tuesday, Feb 24th\\nBALL till we FALL\\n~Echase~ CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090203T050000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20090203T063000Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=MO;UNTIL=20090224T050000Z EXDATE:20090217T050000Z,20090224T050000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000567 SUMMARY:Native Frosh Lunch DESCRIPTION:Hey everybody,\\n\\nIt’s been a while since we’ve all gotten together, so I want to call a native frosh luncheon. Let’s go eat at Olives on Monday at 12:30. For those of you who don’t know, Olives is located in the history corner of the quad - I believe its bldg. 160 – and it takes cardinal dollars as well as cash. \\n\\nHope to see you all there,\\n\\nKauanoe CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090202T203000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20090202T213000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000614 SUMMARY:Native Tutoring Project DESCRIPTION:San Jose Tutoring – Starting up again this quarter on alternate Tuesday nights, meet at Muwekma at 5:45, tutoring south bay Native kids in elementary school. Dinner will be provided and we will return to campus by 8:30.\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090204T014500Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173211Z DTEND:20090204T044500Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=MO;UNTIL=20090203T014500Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000555 SUMMARY:Native Phone-A-Thon DESCRIPTION:Hi all!\\n\\nWednesday February 4th is the Early Admit Diversity Outreach Phone-A-Thon! Volunteer to make phone calls to the newly admitted Native students! \\n\\nEarn money for SAIO, AISES or a student group! \\nThe Stanford Fund will be donating money to the student group of your choice! \\n\\nWe need 2-3 students to sign up for each shift from 5:00-7:00PM and 6:30-8:30PM on Feb 4th. \\n\\nPlease use the link below to sign up! \\n\\n\\n---------------------------------- \\n\\n"I take great pleasure in offering you admission to Stanford University's Class of 2009/2010/2011/2012. Congratulations!" \\nRemember the first time you read your admissions letter? Well, it's time to share that experience with the Class of 2013! \\n\\nTake part in the Class of 2013 Diversity Phone-A-Thon!!! \\n\\n\\nCall the Early Action students who just got admitted, congratulate them, and tell eager ears about your Stanford experience. They're just waiting to hear from you! \\n\\n\\n\\n>>>>SIGN UP HERE!<<<< \\n\\nhttp://spreadsheets.google.com/viewform?key=p3-Obk0aFvfPCxbgK3PyISQ \\n\\n\\n\\nBut Wait…There’s More! \\n\\nYou can EARN MONEY for your student group from The Stanford Fund ! \\n\\n\\n\\nDATE : Wednesday, February 4, 2009 \\n\\nTIME : 5-7 pm and 6:30-8:30 pm \\n\\nPLACE : Montag Hall \\n\\n(Across the street from the Alumni Center) \\n\\nSIGN UP HERE >>> http://spreadsheets.google.com/viewform?key=p3-Obk0aFvfPCxbgK3PyISQ \\n\\n\\n\\nMake a ProFro's day ! Sign Up Now for the Class of 2013 Phone-A-Thon!!!!! \\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090205T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090205T043000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000571 SUMMARY:Procrastination Workshop DESCRIPTION:CAPS, El Cenro Chicano and Chicanos/Latinos in Health Present...\\n\\nDinner Provided...RSVP on Facebook\\n\\nLead a healthy life by managing you time and reducing your stress! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090205T013000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090205T030000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000573 SUMMARY:SNAGS Meeting DESCRIPTION:Hey everyone!\\n\\nWelcome (back) to Stanford. We are going to have the first meeting of SNAGS (Stanford Native American Graduate Students) this Thursday, October 2nd, at 6:00pm in the Graduate Community Center (GCC). \\n\\nDinner and drinks will be provided by ordering from the 750 Pub menu. If you have to come a little late due to class that's no problem and we hope to see you all there. \\n\\nHere's a link to a map of the GCC/750 Pub's location:\\nhttp://campus-map.stanford.edu/index.cfm?ID=10-590\\n\\nSee you Thursday!\\nmatt and nanibaa' CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090205T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090205T033000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000556 SUMMARY:Powwow Lunch Meeting DESCRIPTION:Winter Quarter is moving fast, so it's time to get busy selecting catching up with planning for the 2009 Stanford Powwow.\\n\\nCome on over and get involved!! \\n\\nAny questions? Let us know! But be sure to be there :) It'll be a blast...No, for serious, it will be.\\n\\nYour loving powwow servants, \\nStefaJoe Cartsosie\\njjjcart@stanford.edu, sktsosie@stanford.edu\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090205T200000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090205T210000Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=TH;UNTIL=20090226T200000Z EXDATE:20090212T200000Z,20090226T200000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000560 SUMMARY:Tribal Corruption is Not Traditional DESCRIPTION:Tribal Corruption Is Not Traditional. . . 2-5-09 State Capitol CA 11am-3pm\\n\\nUnited Native Americans Inc.\\n2434 Faria Ave \\nPinole, California 94564 \\n(510)758-8160 or (510)672-7187 \\nSince 1968.\\n\\nJoin usat\\nhttp://www.myspace.com/unitednativeamericansinc CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090205T190000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090205T230000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000576 SUMMARY:Native Student Leadership Follow Up DESCRIPTION:Follow up to the Native Student Leadership Retreat CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090206T230000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090207T010000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000569 SUMMARY:Dean Eyre's Office Hour DESCRIPTION:Come visit with Dean Eyre and find out how the Undergraduate Advising and Research program can help you shape your personal adventures! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090206T200000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090206T210000Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=FR;UNTIL=20090313T190000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000541 SUMMARY:SUMMA Conference Info Session DESCRIPTION:Stanford University Minority Medical Alliance Pre-Medical Conference (SUMMA)\\nSaturday, February 7th\\n \\nLearn how you can be part of the largest minority pre-medical conference west of the Mississippi! We expect from 400-600 students to attend and need volunteers to help the day before and day of the conference.\\n \\nPerks of Volunteering:\\nWork with current Stanford medical students\\nInteract with college students from all around the west coast\\nMeet medical school representatives from around the country\\nVolunteers get a private workshop led by the Stanford Admissions Office\\nGet a cool free t-shirt!\\n \\nTo learn how you can get involved, join us at our volunteer informational meeting:\\nDate: Thursday, January 22nd\\nTime: 7 – 8 pm\\nLocation: Old Union, 216\\n \\nLooking forward to meeting you,\\nSUMMA Undergraduate Coordinators\\n \\nTo find out more about SUMMA, visit:\\nhttp://summa.stanford.edu/conference/ CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090208T030000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090208T040000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000559 SUMMARY:El Centro Professional Development Symposium DESCRIPTION:Mark your calendars for the 2009 Professional Development Symposium and tell your VSOs and friends. The luncheon is going to be delicious.....but in order to attend it, you must pre-register for the symposium. We only have 40 more spaces, so make sure to register today! Don't get waitlisted for the event!!!!\\n \\nEl Centro's 2009 Professional Development Symposium: "30 Years of El Centro Chicano: A Legacy of Success"! \\n\\nTo learn more, volunteer for the event or ask questions, contact Marisa Herrera, Associate Director, El Centro Chicano at mherrera@stanford.edu or 650-725-9735. \\nWe anticipate a waiting list for spots, space is limited, so register EARLY! This is an event you won't wanna miss!!! You must Register by February 1, 2009 at the link below to attend the luncheon:\\nhttp://www.stanfordalumni.org/erc/regional/detail.html?ref=er c&cid=204620 CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090208T070000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090208T120000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000565 SUMMARY:"Body or Brain"--Skybreaker Performance DESCRIPTION:Hi everyone,\\n\\nSo my band, Skybreaker, is having it's first actual gig next Saturday, Feb. 7th. \\n\\nIf you can make the journey up to the far reaches of the north bay, please come. I assure you it will be thug. Bring $8, cause it is legit. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090208T040000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090208T060000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000574 SUMMARY:CORE Gatherings DESCRIPTION:So, you wanna look keen for Powwow,\\n\\nInspired by Mabel's wonderful visit. Creation, Outreach, Respect and Education (CORE) is meeting again. Come finish your Tlingit mocs or just come get ready for pow wow. For now we will be meeting this Saturday Feb 7th from 3-5pm at the NACC. We will plan the next meetings there.\\n\\nFor now we can just bring some projects we are currently working on. I will be bringing some eagle bustles I am finishing up and Sam is bringing some beadwork. If you want to watch, help or are just plain interested in learning or trying a traditional craft or technology (I wanna learn how to make Pomo abalone beads) come and we can all talk about what everyone is interested in learning. I don't know everything but I can share my knowledge of general beadwork, featherwork,leatherwork, as well as pow wow regalia, that could then be applied to a specific tribal nation.\\n\\nSee you there.\\n\\nTim Wilcox\\n\\n\\nMeet at the NACC on Saturday afternoons to finish making the moccasins that Mabel Pike initiated, try other beading projects such as earrings, medallions, keychains, etc. \\n\\nCreation, Outreach, Respect and Education (CORE) is the group under the Stanford American Indian Organization umbrella that formed to perpetuate Native cultures and the skills to make traditional regalia. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090207T230000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090208T010000Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=SA;UNTIL=20090314T220000Z EXDATE:20090214T230000Z,20090228T230000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000572 SUMMARY:SEEDS Meeting DESCRIPTION:Come join Stanford's SEEDS (Strategies For Ecology Education, Diversity and Sustainability) Chapter, and learn more about the opportunities available through SEEDS and its outreach programs. All are welcome, especially those interested in ecology, environmental and land issues, and outreach education. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090210T013000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090210T023000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000583 SUMMARY:Stanford SEEDS Chapter Meeting DESCRIPTION:It’s a bit of a late notice, but everyone is welcome if you’re interested, no matter if it’s your first time or not. Food will be provided.\\n \\nStanford SEEDS Chapter Meeting\\nStrategies for Ecology Education Diversity and Sustainabilty\\n \\nFebruary 9th (Monday)\\n5:30 pm to 6:30 pm\\nNative American Cultural Center (NACC)\\n524 Lasuen Mall\\n \\nFOOD PROVIDED!!\\nAnd we will be taking a picture for our website!\\n \\n \\nThe agenda includes:\\ninformation about upcoming SEEDS events, including speakers and field trips\\nthe opening of our new website and a student group photo opportunity for the front page\\nways to get involved with ongoing SEEDS outreach, including the REAL program\\nWe know everyone is busy and promise the meeting will be over at 6:30.\\n\\n \\nMore about SEEDS\\nwww.esa.org/seeds/\\n \\nDiverse People for a Diverse Science\\n\\nSEEDS is an education program of the Ecological Society of America. Its mission is to diversify and advance the profession of ecology through opportunities that stimulate and nurture the interest of underrepresented students. Focused at the undergraduate level, opportunities sponsored by the program include student field trips, undergraduate research fellowships, ESA Annual Meeting travel awards, and campus ecology chapters.\\n\\nThe core SEEDS program components offer hands-on, engaging experiences with ecology that exhibit the relevance and applications of the science. Each experience also provides opportunities to interact with a diverse group of ecologists and other motivated students to both broaden and deepen students' understanding of ecology and potential careers. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090210T013000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090210T023000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000611 SUMMARY:PAE-V Dinner Meeting DESCRIPTION:Hi everyone,\\n \\nPAE-V is back for the Winter Quarter!\\n \\nPAE-V is Partners for Academic Success for Native students. Take advantage of it while you can (There will be NO PAE-V in the Spring!). This Winter, we'll focus on College and Career planning and also talking to Professors and Stanford Alumni. \\n \\nMeeting dates this quarter each at 6pm with Dinner:\\n Monday, Jan 12\\n Monday, Jan 26\\n Monday, Feb 23\\n Monday, March 9\\n \\n We will also have an Alumni Dinner with Stanford Native alums, probably the week of Feb 9 or 16. Details TBA.\\n \\n \\nFreshmen:\\nIf you would like to sign up for 1 unit of credit, go to Axess and ADD CTL 56 "Building a Successful Academic Career" Class #1473 (1-unit), Instructor: Randall Williams\\n \\nLook at the attached syllabus and Winter Quarter Projects. We will go over this in more detail at our first meeting on Jan 12. These projects are a lot fun, you can be as flexible as you want with it, and those who did it last year enjoyed putting the projects together. The projects are also a great way to help you figure out your major.\\n \\nIf you sign up for credit, you can do a project. Some project ideas are:\\nCreate a learning portfolio on your progress, efforts, and achievements related to an academic interest. For example, if you like writing, you can create a portfolio on your writing samples that you write for class or even include pieces of writing samples that inspire you to write.\\nAttend lectures that are related to a common theme. For example, if you are interested in reproductive rights, you might find lectures in the medical school, law school, political science, sociology, or ethnic/women's studies.\\nCreate an Alumni Survey by interviewing Stanford Alumni to see where they are and how they got there. For example, if you're interested in going to medical or law school, you might find someone who graduated from Stanford who is currently in med or law school to get advice from them. \\nEven if you don't sign up for credit, you should still come to the PAE-V meetings!\\n \\n \\nMentors (Sophomore and above):\\nCome to the first Meeting on Jan 12. We will also have a Mentor Meeting on Monday, Jan 26 at 5pm, right before the regular PAE-V Meeting. At the Mentor Meeting we'll discuss the plans for the Alumni Dinner and the whole quarter. \\n \\nIf you would like to mentor and haven't mentored in the past, let us know. We'd love to have you join us!\\n \\nLet us know if you have any questions. We would more than happy to answer them! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090210T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090210T033000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000843 SUMMARY:Dean Eyre's Office Hour DESCRIPTION:Come visit with Dean Eyre and find out how the Undergraduate Advising and Research program can help you shape your personal adventures! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090209T200000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090209T210000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000551 SUMMARY:"Demystifying Black Crime" DESCRIPTION:The Caribbean Students Association (CSA) presents "Demystifying Black Crime."\\n The CSA is interested in considering the ramifications of historical linkages between crime and Blackness. Specifically, the CSA will consider these issues within the United States, where almost \\n1 in 9 Black men are incarcerated, as well as various Caribbean islands such as Cuba, Haiti and Jamaica, nations notorious for high crime rates and violent coup uprisings. \\n\\nThis program is just one of the many events held in honor of Black History Month. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090212T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090212T040000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000586 SUMMARY:Calculus Tutoring DESCRIPTION:One of our new Native grad students, Daniel Payne (Civil and Environmental Engineering), is going to be in the NACC library today and tomorrow at NOON to help with your Calculus classes. \\n\\nPlease let us know if you can come.\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090211T200000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090211T210000Z RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20090212T200000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000582 SUMMARY:Bi-Weekly Thursday Noon Speaker Series--Honors Theses DESCRIPTION:Join us this coming *Thursday, Feb 12, @ Noon* for the second week of the bi-weekly speaker series! Sam Azure and I will be present our research we are doing for our honors theses.\\n\\nSam's project is:\\n "Making America's Federal Indian Policy American: Indian Land Loss in the 19th Century"\\n\\nAnd my project is: \\n"Creating a Haudenosaunee Food Model"\\n\\nLunch will be served! If you are thinking about writing an honors thesis or just interested in hearing about cool projects, come on out! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090212T200000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090212T210000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000606 SUMMARY:PAE-V Dinner Meeting DESCRIPTION:Hi everyone,\\n \\nPAE-V is back for the Winter Quarter!\\n \\nPAE-V is Partners for Academic Success for Native students. Take advantage of it while you can (There will be NO PAE-V in the Spring!). This Winter, we'll focus on College and Career planning and also talking to Professors and Stanford Alumni. \\n \\nMeeting dates this quarter each at 6pm with Dinner:\\n Monday, Jan 12\\n Monday, Jan 26\\n Monday, Feb 23\\n Monday, March 9\\n \\n We will also have an Alumni Dinner with Stanford Native alums, probably the week of Feb 9 or 16. Details TBA.\\n \\n \\nFreshmen:\\nIf you would like to sign up for 1 unit of credit, go to Axess and ADD CTL 56 "Building a Successful Academic Career" Class #1473 (1-unit), Instructor: Randall Williams\\n \\nLook at the attached syllabus and Winter Quarter Projects. We will go over this in more detail at our first meeting on Jan 12. These projects are a lot fun, you can be as flexible as you want with it, and those who did it last year enjoyed putting the projects together. The projects are also a great way to help you figure out your major.\\n \\nIf you sign up for credit, you can do a project. Some project ideas are:\\nCreate a learning portfolio on your progress, efforts, and achievements related to an academic interest. For example, if you like writing, you can create a portfolio on your writing samples that you write for class or even include pieces of writing samples that inspire you to write.\\nAttend lectures that are related to a common theme. For example, if you are interested in reproductive rights, you might find lectures in the medical school, law school, political science, sociology, or ethnic/women's studies.\\nCreate an Alumni Survey by interviewing Stanford Alumni to see where they are and how they got there. For example, if you're interested in going to medical or law school, you might find someone who graduated from Stanford who is currently in med or law school to get advice from them. \\nEven if you don't sign up for credit, you should still come to the PAE-V meetings!\\n \\n \\nMentors (Sophomore and above):\\nCome to the first Meeting on Jan 12. We will also have a Mentor Meeting on Monday, Jan 26 at 5pm, right before the regular PAE-V Meeting. At the Mentor Meeting we'll discuss the plans for the Alumni Dinner and the whole quarter. \\n \\nIf you would like to mentor and haven't mentored in the past, let us know. We'd love to have you join us!\\n \\nLet us know if you have any questions. We would more than happy to answer them! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090213T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090213T033000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000526 SUMMARY:Presidents' Day Holiday DESCRIPTION:No Classes CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090216 DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000578 SUMMARY:Sweat Lodge Maintenance DESCRIPTION:Dear Family,\\n\\nThere will be a gathering at our sweat lodge site on Monday, February 16th at 10:30 am to clean up and clear the area for more regular use. We invite your participation! \\n\\nMany of you may not have known we have had the use of this beautiful spot for several decades. In order to maintain our "ownership" it is important to use this precious space or we may lose it. \\n\\nAfter it is cleared I would like to offer you the opportunity to conduct small ceremonial or spiritual activities among the serenity of this beautiful wooded area. There is a process to reserve the space, but we will make that information available to you when you need it.\\n\\nAround noon on Monday, the Naranja and Muwekma staff will be conducting an informal ceremony dedicated to Thom Massey. You are welcome to attend.\\n\\nIf you would like to join us, there will be a group leaving from Muwekma and Naranja at approximately 10:20 on Monday.\\n\\nWishing you many blessings,\\nWinona\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090216T183000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090216T223000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000592 SUMMARY:Native Studies Major/Minor Info! DESCRIPTION:Come talk to Professor Matthew Snipp! He will be in Muwekma TOMORROW evening from 6-7, so feel free to bring your dinner and ask him a few questions. If you want to check out the Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity website, the address is: http://ccsre.stanford.edu/ .\\n\\nQuestions? Contact me at rheanw@stanford.edu\\n\\nEnjoy your Monday off!\\n\\n-Rhean\\nMuwekma HPAC CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090218T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090218T030000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000615 SUMMARY:Native Tutoring Project DESCRIPTION:San Jose Tutoring – Starting up again this quarter on alternate Tuesday nights, meet at Muwekma at 5:45, tutoring south bay Native kids in elementary school. Dinner will be provided and we will return to campus by 8:30.\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090218T014500Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090218T044500Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=MO;UNTIL=20090203T014500Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000530 SUMMARY:Native Tutoring Project DESCRIPTION:San Jose Tutoring – Starting up again this quarter. Monday (and alternate Tuesday) nights, meet at Muwekma at 5:45, tutoring south bay Native kids in elementary school. Dinner will be provided and we will return to campus by 8:30.\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090221T014500Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090221T044500Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=TU;UNTIL=20090304T014500Z EXDATE:20090211T014500Z,20090225T014500Z,20090304T014500Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000601 SUMMARY:Lu'au Dance Rehearsal DESCRIPTION:Aloha,\\n\\n...It's that time again....time to begin performance rehearsals for Stanford Luau 2009!!! This year, the Stanford Luau will be held on Saturday, May 2. In preparation for luau, we will begin performance rehearsals this week! Come and learn with us...No experience is necessary. Bring yourselves, your friends, or anyone who may be interested in Polyensian dance. Our first rehearsal will be this Saturday, 11:15 am, in Roble 57 for all girls interesting in performing a hula auana. (Each week we will learn different dances. We will let you know which dances will be taught during which week.)\\n\\n...Come listen to some good Hawaiian music, meet new people, and learn a few new steps! And please pass the word along to anyone who may be interested. Everyone and anyone is welcome!!!....\\n\\nMahalo,\\nThe Luau Chairs\\n\\nIf you have any questions or concerns, contact Kendra (khoching@stanford.edu).\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090221T191500Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090221T204500Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=SA;UNTIL=20090321T181500Z EXDATE:20090228T191500Z,20090307T191500Z,20090314T181500Z,20090321T181500Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000607 SUMMARY:Alumni and Student Networking Reception DESCRIPTION:Dear Native American Undergraduate and Graduate Students, \\n\\nPlan to attend our TWO events on February 25--the Alumni and Student Networking Reception AND the Student and Mentor Dinner!! \\n\\n\\nNative American Alumni and Student Networking Reception\\n5:00pm, Wednesday, February 25, 2008\\nReception sponsored by the Native Partners for Academic Excellence (PAE-V) Mentoring Program\\n \\n Please join us for the reception to meet and reconnect with Stanford Native American Alumni.\\n\\n\\n\\nFor dinner we're having Indian frybread tacos! (This event is always fun, casual...and filling since dinner will be Indian Tacos!) Although you do NOT need to invite a professor/advisor/mentor to attend, it would make the event that much nicer if you did! So, tell us who you'd like to invite.\\n\\nPlease think quickly and let us know who (and how many) guest(s) you'd like to invite to dinner. Remember that a mentor can be a professor, TA, advisor, role model or peer! Read the text (below) that will be sent out again early next week and next to all our potential guests--first by e-mail and then by campus or US mail:\\n\\nYou are cordially invited to the\\n\\nNative American Student and Mentor Dinner\\n5:00 pm, Wednesday, February 25, 2009\\n(Reception at 5:00, Dinner and Program at 5:30)\\nClubhouse Ballroom Upstairs from the Native American Cultural Center\\n524 Lasuen Mall, Stanford, California\\n\\nPlease join our Stanford\\nNative American undergraduate and graduate students \\nfor an evening of social\\ninteraction and Indian frybread tacos!\\n\\nAs teachers, advisors, counselors and role models, our students want to treat you to a special evening--\\nand help each of you to know more about the Native American community at Stanford.\\n\\nCo-sponsored by \\nthe Stanford American Indian Organization and \\nthe American Indian, Alaska Native and Native Hawaiian Program/\\nNative American Cultural Center\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090226T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090226T020000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000608 SUMMARY:Native American Student and Mentor Dinner DESCRIPTION:Dear Native American Undergraduate and Graduate Students, \\n\\nPlan to attend our TWO events on February 25--the Alumni and Student Networking Reception AND the Student and Mentor Dinner!! \\n\\n\\nNative American Alumni and Student Networking Reception\\n5:00pm, Wednesday, February 25, 2008\\nReception sponsored by the Native Partners for Academic Excellence (PAE-V) Mentoring Program\\n \\n Please join us for the reception to meet and reconnect with Stanford Native American Alumni.\\n\\n\\n\\nFor dinner we're having Indian frybread tacos! (This event is always fun, casual...and filling since dinner will be Indian Tacos!) Although you do NOT need to invite a professor/advisor/mentor to attend, it would make the event that much nicer if you did! So, tell us who you'd like to invite.\\n\\nPlease think quickly and let us know who (and how many) guest(s) you'd like to invite to dinner. Remember that a mentor can be a professor, TA, advisor, role model or peer! Read the text (below) that will be sent out again early next week and next to all our potential guests--first by e-mail and then by campus or US mail:\\n\\nYou are cordially invited to the\\n\\nNative American Student and Mentor Dinner\\n5:00 pm, Wednesday, February 25, 2009\\n(Reception at 5:00, Dinner and Program at 5:30)\\nClubhouse Ballroom Upstairs from the Native American Cultural Center\\n524 Lasuen Mall, Stanford, California\\n\\nPlease join our Stanford\\nNative American undergraduate and graduate students \\nfor an evening of social\\ninteraction and Indian frybread tacos!\\n\\nAs teachers, advisors, counselors and role models, our students want to treat you to a special evening--\\nand help each of you to know more about the Native American community at Stanford.\\n\\nCo-sponsored by \\nthe Stanford American Indian Organization and \\nthe American Indian, Alaska Native and Native Hawaiian Program/\\nNative American Cultural Center\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090226T013000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090226T033000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000617 SUMMARY:Native Hawaiian Land Rights Rally DESCRIPTION:Aloha kakou, \\n\\nFebruary 25th will be a very important day for Native Hawaiians. Next\\nWednesday, the 25th, the US Supreme Court will be hearing Hawai'i v. The\\nOffice of Hawaiian Affairs, a case disputing the state of Hawai'i's rights\\nto claim title to and sell Native Hawaiian lands which were unlawfully ceded\\nto the United States in 1898 when Hawai'i was forcibly annexed. \\n\\nTo support the protection of Hawaiian lands there will be a gathering and\\nrally held in San Francisco on Wednesday beginning at 6:45AM and lasting\\nthroughout the day (More info below and in attachment). \\n\\nA number of us will be going, and we would like to encourage all who are\\nwilling and able to come out, to support this cause. If you are interested\\nand committed to joining us, please reply and let us know whether you are\\nalso able to drive. No matter how many people decide to come, we will have\\ntransportation provided. If we have enough different drivers we may also be\\nable to organize cars to return at different times throughout the day,\\ndepending on people's schedules.\\n\\nPlease reply by Saturday if you want to come, so we can gauge our numbers.\\nTogether we can overcome. Mahalo nui.\\n\\nKu i ka pono,\\nThe Hui Alaka'i\\n\\n\\n\\n<<<<<>>>>>>>>>>>\\n\\n*WEDNESDAY FEB 25, 2009*\\n\\nPlease join a nation-wide event to support the protection of Hawaiian lands\\nagainst development and sale by politicians in the State of Hawaii.\\n\\nIn San Francisco, the following events will be held on February 25th, the\\nday the U.S. Supreme Court hears arguments in an important Hawaiian land\\ncase, to demonstrate our unified and *peaceful* resistance to the sale of\\npublic Hawaiian lands and to educate the general public about this important\\nissue:\\n\\n*PULE-Traditional Prayer Gathering (a nation-wide, simultaneous event):*\\n\\n*Twin Peaks Look Out (SF)*\\n\\n6:45am gathering / 7:00am Pule Begins (coincide w/ 10am EST start of\\nSupreme Court session)\\n\\n*If you cannot make this gathering, please consider taking a moment at\\n7:00am PST to offer a pule or meditation for a just and positive\\nresolution to this conflict over Hawaiian lands.***\\n\\n*RALLY-** Kû I Ka Pono / Stand Up for Justice:*\\n\\n*Civic Center Plaza near San Francisco City Hall (Goodlett side)*\\n\\n12 noon - 1:00pm Rally\\n\\n*PULE-Traditional Prayers:*\\n\\n*Civic Center Plaza*\\n\\n1:00pm-6:00pm every hour on the hour\\n\\n*RALLY & CLOSING -** Kû I Ka Pono / Stand Up for Justice:*\\n\\n*Civic Center Plaza near San Francisco City Hall (Goodlett side)*\\n\\n6:00pm-7:00pm Rally\\n\\n*PLEASE WEAR/BRING:* Red Shirt (Kû I Ka Pono if you have), white/muslin\\nKîhei, Hawaiian Flag, Signs*\\n\\n*OLI/MELE (chants/songs):* E Iho Ana, I Kû Mau Mau, Kû i ka pono, E hô\\nmai ka 'ike, Mele Kumu Honua, Nâ 'aumâkua (please see attached or blog)\\n\\n\\n*For more information, please see/contact:*\\nhttp://protecthawnlands.blogspot.com\\nkuikalono2009@gmai l.com or kawikaalfiche@gmail.com\\n*dress warm, bring umbrella, snacks, water\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090225T200000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090226T030000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000619 SUMMARY:IM Volleyball DESCRIPTION:The Reservation Sensations Co-Rec Volleyball Team \\n has a GAME TONIGHT & ANOTHER ON WED!!!\\n ...THE END OF THE SEASON IS NEAR...\\nMONDAY FEB 23 @ 9pm vs. the Rincers \\nthen we play AGAIN on \\nWEDNESDAY FEB 25th @ 9pm vs. Team David Jones \\nthese are make up games for MLK Day and President's Day\\nps- we NEED 2 show out on Wed, STAFF CAN'T MAKE IT that night =(\\n~E~\\n\\nCuster Busters are waiting to hear about Play-Off News =) CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090226T050000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090226T063000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000618 SUMMARY:UC Speaker Series, Sandra Begay-Campbell DESCRIPTION:The American Indian Graduate Science and Engineering Society (AIGSES) at\\nthe University of California Berkeley would like to invite you to our\\nspeaker series with Sandra Begay-Campbell.\\n\\n1)\\n"Walking in Beauty: Renewable Energy Development on Remote Tribal Lands"\\nGuest Speaker: Sandra Begay-Campbell* from Sandia National Laboratories in\\nAlbuquerque, New Mexico\\n\\nDate: Tuesday, February 24, 2009\\nPlace: Hearst Mining Building #290\\nTime: 4:30-6:00PM\\n\\nReception to follow event.\\n\\nFeaturing welcome performance by John-Carlos Perea+\\n\\nCo-sponsored with UC Berkeley?s American Indian Graduate Program (AIGP),\\nthe Graduate Assembly, the Graduate Academic Diversity Program of the\\nCollege of Engineering, and the Center of Integrated Nanomechanical\\nSystems (COINS), among others.\\n\\n*Sandra Begay-Campbell (Navajo) is a Principal Member of the Technical\\nStaff at Sandia National Laboratories and is a former Regent (Trustee) for\\nthe University of New Mexico. Mrs. Begay-Campbell leads Sandia's technical\\nefforts in the Renewable Energy Program to assist tribes with renewable\\nenergy development.\\n\\n+ John-Carlos Perea (Mescalero Apache, Irish, German) is a GRAMMY(R) award\\nwinning pow-wow singer and cedar flutist. He released "First Dance," his\\nfirst CD, in 2001 and since then has performed alongside many eminent\\nAmerican Indian artists.\\n\\n2)\\n“Walking in Beauty: An Ever Changing Path - A Native Woman Engineer’s\\nPerspective”\\n\\nDate: Thursday, February 26th\\nPlace: International Friendship House, 523 International Blvd, Oakland\\nTime: 7:00 p.m.\\n\\nFood to follow\\n\\nSincerely, \\n\\nBenjamin Fine, AIGSES co-chair\\nSuzanne L. Singer, AIGSES co-chair CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090227T003000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090227T020000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000635 SUMMARY:Bi-Weekly Thursday Noon Speaker Series--Overseas Studies DESCRIPTION:Join us this coming *Thursday, February 26, @ Noon* for the third of the bi-weekly speaker series! \\n\\nStories from Across the Seas in Foreign Lands! Find out where people go and what people do when they disappear for a quarter. Today's featured speakers will be students who studied a quarter in Berlin, Germany (Alex Ho'opai and Danny Jachhowski) and Madrid, Spain (Noelle Spring.) \\n\\nYummylicious Food, come listen and eat an awesome lunch :)\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090226T200000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090226T210000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000520 SUMMARY:Stanford Parents' Weekend NACC Recption DESCRIPTION:Stanford Parents' Weekend http://parentsweekend.stanford.edu CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090227T233000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090228T003000Z RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20090128T233000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000585 SUMMARY:"The Origins of Tribal Disenrollment" DESCRIPTION:If you have wondered about the nature of tribal disenrollment issues, this lecture may answer a host of questions for you. What is the origin of tribal disenrollment? Are there jurisdictional parameters? Why is it a growing issue for tribes throughout California and the nation? CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090228T213000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090228T233000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000620 SUMMARY:CORE Gatherings DESCRIPTION:So, you wanna look keen for Powwow,\\n\\nInspired by Mabel's wonderful visit. Creation, Outreach, Respect and Education (CORE) is meeting again. Come finish your Tlingit mocs or just come get ready for pow wow. For now we will be meeting this Saturday Feb 7th from 3-5pm at the NACC. We will plan the next meetings there.\\n\\nFor now we can just bring some projects we are currently working on. I will be bringing some eagle bustles I am finishing up and Sam is bringing some beadwork. If you want to watch, help or are just plain interested in learning or trying a traditional craft or technology (I wanna learn how to make Pomo abalone beads) come and we can all talk about what everyone is interested in learning. I don't know everything but I can share my knowledge of general beadwork, featherwork,leatherwork, as well as pow wow regalia, that could then be applied to a specific tribal nation.\\n\\nSee you there.\\n\\nTim Wilcox\\n\\n\\nMeet at the NACC on Saturday afternoons to finish making the moccasins that Mabel Pike initiated, try other beading projects such as earrings, medallions, keychains, etc. \\n\\nCreation, Outreach, Respect and Education (CORE) is the group under the Stanford American Indian Organization umbrella that formed to perpetuate Native cultures and the skills to make traditional regalia. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090228T230000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090301T010000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000624 SUMMARY:IM Playoffs-First Round!! DESCRIPTION:Congratulations to our IM Teams =)\\nWE MADE PLAYOFFS!\\nPlease come out and support if you can!\\nFirst Round Games: Sunday March 1\\nReservation Sensations - Vball\\n6pm @ Ford vs MS OneTwo\\nCuster Busters - Bball\\n9pm @ Arrillaga vs Gazebo Gorillas\\n\\n~Ball Till We Fall~\\nE-Chase CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090302T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090302T060000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000625 SUMMARY:IM Playoffs-First Round!! DESCRIPTION:Congratulations to our IM Teams =)\\nWE MADE PLAYOFFS!\\nPlease come out and support if you can!\\nFirst Round Games: Sunday March 1\\nReservation Sensations - Vball\\n6pm @ Ford vs MS OneTwo\\nCuster Busters - Bball\\n9pm @ Arrillaga vs Gazebo Gorillas\\n\\n~Ball Till We Fall~\\nE-Chase CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090302T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090302T060000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000587 SUMMARY:Pacific Pre-Law Conference DESCRIPTION:Undergraduate Advising and Research\\nA Division of the Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education\\nTo make an appointment with an advisor: Call (650) 723-2426\\n \\nPACIFIC PRE LAW CONFERENCE 2009\\nMarch 3, 2009 10:30am-2pm\\nTresidder Union, 2nd Floor\\n \\nPlan to attend the 2009 Pacific Pre Law Conference to network with law school recruiters: pick up information brochures about each school, have a conversation with school representatives about financial aid, specific school programs and opportunities, and to ask any question you have about schools, the application process, or how to pay for law school.\\nPlan to speak with at least 5 representatives. Seniors, Juniors, Sophomores, and Freshman welcome!\\n \\nHere are some questions you might consider asking:\\nWhat types of scholarships are available merit or need?\\nWhat must a candidate do to qualify for merit based scholarships?\\nIs there any particular advice they might provide for first and second year students in addition to working toward a strong grade point average?\\n(Do not ask for the LSAT/GPA for a particular school as that information will be provided to you or can be researched on your own.)\\nFor public schools, if scholarship is not immediately available does the school ever offer "in-state" tuition to out of state students during the second and/or third years?\\nWhen could you expect to be notified?\\nDoes your school have any pre-entry or summer programs for undergraduates who are interested in law school?\\nWhat is the difference in law school between and "externship" and "internship"?\\nWhat opportunities for clerkships does your school offer? How many students are in clerkships (work with judges)?\\nIf an application waiver is given by a school can the candidate still apply on line using LSAC or do they need to complete the application directly with the particular law school?\\nDoes your law school have any clinical programs (areas of specialization) and how many students who have this area of interest are able to participate in the clinics?\\nIf the entering class is large is it divided into sections?\\nWhen do you make offers of admissions (timeline)?\\nWhat happens if I am offered the "wait list,” when can I expect to be notified of any change in my status? How often should I contact the school? What other materials can help the law school move a candidate from the "wait list" to the accepted category?\\nIf I am accepted to another school, but wish to transfer what are the criteria you look for and how many transfer students do you take?\\n2009 Pacific Pre Law Conference Schools in Attendance:\\nAmerican University, Washington College of Law\\nArizona State\\nBoston College\\nBoston U\\nBrooklyn Law School\\nCalifornia Western\\nEmory\\nJohn Marshall\\nLoyola\\nNotre Dame\\nPepperdine\\nSanta Clara\\nStanford\\nU of Buffalo\\nUC Hastings\\nUC Davis\\nUC Irvine\\nUCLA\\nU of Iowa\\nU of Maryland\\nU of Pacific, McGeorge\\nU of Pennsylvania\\nU of San Diego\\nU of San Francisco\\nU of Texas\\nU of Wisconsin\\nUSC Gould\\nVanderbilt\\nWashington U\\nWashington University in St. Louis\\nWestern New England CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090303T183000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090303T220000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000622 SUMMARY:IQ Meeting DESCRIPTION:!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!____IQ___!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!\\n\\n\\nIndigenous Queers Meeting\\nTuesday March 3rd\\n4pm-5pm\\nNative American Cultural Center (NACC)\\n\\nPlease Join IQ for a “last” meeting to reflect on the last quarters’, and upcoming important events!!! We will be discussing many important issues such as: ASSU elections, Group Organization, Two-Spirit pageant, Movie nights….etc!\\n\\nThanks guys!\\nHope to see you there!\\n\\n--Temo\\n\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090304T000000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090304T010000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000600 SUMMARY:American Indian History Symposium DESCRIPTION:From: "Annette Reed" \\nTo: "Annette Reed" \\nSent: Tuesday, February 17, 2009 12:09:51 PM GMT -08:00 US/Canada Pacific\\nSubject: American Indian History Symposium March 5-6, 2009 Sacramento State\\n\\nGreetings,\\n \\nWe would like to welcome people to attend the upcoming American Indian History Symposium to be held March 5-6, 2009 at Sacramento State. Also, I would appreciate it if you could please distribute the attached pdf’s of the schedule.\\n \\nFor further information please see:\\n \\nhttp://www.csus.edu/nas\\n \\nThank you,\\nAnnette\\n \\n \\nAnnette L. Reed, Ph.D.\\nTolowa - Enrolled at Smith River Rancheria\\nDirector of Native American Studies\\nAssociate Professor in Ethnic Studies Department\\nCalifornia State University, Sacramento\\n6000 J Street\\nSacramento, CA 95819-6013\\n(916) 278-6363 - Office Phone\\nE-mail: alreed@csus.edu\\n(916) 278-5156 FAX\\nwww.csus.edu/nas CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090305 DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20090306T080000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000552 SUMMARY:Indigenous People/Sacred Sites DESCRIPTION:TRAINING: Indigenous Peoples' Struggle to Defend Sacred Places\\n\\n"Our Grandfathers and Grandmothers are still holding a bundle to pray for the water to return, and to bring back a good rain and a good snow for the Land, for the people who remain on the Land, for their grandchildren and the animals."\\n--Kee Watchman, Dineh Nation\\n\\nPRESENTERS: Carrie Dann and Julie Cavanaugh-Bill, Western Shoshone Defense Project; Manny Pino, Save the Peaks Coalition; Andrea Carmen and Alberto Saldamando, IITC; Radley Davis & Mark Lebeau, Advocates for the Protection of Sacred Sites.\\n\\nMODERATOR: Morningstar Gali, IITC.\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090307T170000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090308T053000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000580 SUMMARY:Native American Research Conference DESCRIPTION:SNAGS and the NACC bring you the 4th Annual Native American Research Conference CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090307T193000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090308T003000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000627 SUMMARY:Lu'au Dance Rehearsal DESCRIPTION:I'm going if anyone wants to come with! It'll be fuuuun :)\\n \\nAloha,\\n\\nJust a quick luau update...The next luau rehearsal will be held this Saturday (3/7) from 12 noon-1:30 pm in Roble, Room 57. We will be finishing the girl's hula auana from 12 noon- 1pm and will begin learning tahitian basics from 1-1:30 pm. So, all girls interested in dancing hula or tahitian...please join us this Saturday!!! If you weren't able to make it to the first luau rehearsal, don't worry....we would still love to have you. We will review everything we've learned thus far. Also, please know that you do not have to stay for both the hula and tahitian rehearsals. Feel free to come to whatever portion of rehearsal you are interested in. Guys...we haven't forgotten about you!!! Your rehearsals will begin at the beginning of next quarter. We have a special guest kumu coming to work with the kane! Thanks everyone....Hope to see you Saturday!\\n\\n...More emails to come!\\n\\n~Kendra\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090307T200000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090307T213000Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=SA;UNTIL=20090321T190000Z EXDATE:20090314T190000Z,20090321T190000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000447 SUMMARY:GRADD DESCRIPTION:Stanford's Schools of Earth Science, Education, Engineering and Humanities & Sciences host a weekend of activities for newly admitted graduate students!\\n\\nPlease save the date on your calendar for a reception for new diversity admits/applicants to PhD programs in the Schools of Earth Sciences, Engineering, Education, and Humanities and Sciences. The students will be here on campus for Graduate Recruiting and Diversity Day (GRAD Day), on Monday, March 9, 2009. \\n \\nIn early February you will receive an official invitation to the reception, to be held on March 9, from 4:30 to 6:00 p.m. in the Faculty Club. The reception will be hosted by Provost John Etchemendy and Vice Provost for Graduate Education, Patricia Gumport. (Please note that there will not be a dinner following the reception this year)\\n \\nIf you have any questions about this event please contact graddiversity@stanford.edu. \\n \\nBest,\\nGRAD Day Planning Committee\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090308 DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20090309T070000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000602 SUMMARY:Dead Week, March 9-15 DESCRIPTION:Stanford University Academic Calendar 2008-09 http://www.stanford.edu/dept/registrar/bulletin/4073.htm CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090309 DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000623 SUMMARY:AISES Meeting-Job Search Strategies Workshop DESCRIPTION:Kathy Campbell (Career Development Center) will facilitate a "Job Search Strategies in a Tough Job Market" workshop!\\n\\nEVERYONE IS WELCOME, NOT JUST AISES MEMBERS/TECHIES to this workshop put on by the CDC during next week's AISES meeting. If you all are seniors/juniors looking out for jobs and are having a hard time, this is the workshop for you! \\n\\nThe Stanford Chapter of the American Indian Science and Engineering Society meets every Monday at noon!\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090309T190000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090309T200000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000628 SUMMARY:"When Does a Language Die?..." DESCRIPTION:CEAS Winter 2008-09 Japan Luncheon Series--Culture and Society in Contemporary Japan presents:\\nSHOICHI IWASAKI, Professor, Asian Languages & Cultures and Department of Applied Linguistics, UCLA\\n\\nWhen Does a Language Die?:\\nLinguistic and Sociolinguistic Views on Ikema\\n\\nMARCH 9 (Monday) | 12:00 PM - 1:15 PM\\nPhilippines Conference Room, Encina Hall, 3rd Floor\\nLimited lunch will be provided - first come first served.\\n****************************************************\\n\\nIkema is a typical endangered language: no longer acquired by children and only spoken by a small number of older speakers. Ikema is a dialect within the Miyako branch of the Ryukyuan language in Japan with a total of 2,000 to 3,000 speakers. Islanders express concerns that their mother tongue is disappearing, but most of them feel that the move toward monolingualism in Standard Japanese is inevitable and even desirable. \\n\\n\\nIwasaki will use Ikema to consider the following questions: \\n1)What does 'language death' mean for its speakers, speakers of a dominant language, linguists and sociolinguists? \\n2)What are some attempts being made and can be made to "preserve" the language? \\n3)What is a relationship between culture and language when the latter is disappearing?\\n\\nSponsored by the Stanford Society of Fellows in Japanese Studies and the Center for East Asian Studies\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090309T190000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090309T201500Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000630 SUMMARY:PAE-V Dinner Meeting DESCRIPTION:Hi PAE-V frosh!\\n \\nWelcome to the end of your second quarter at Stanford. Hang in there! It's almost over!\\n \\nI just want to remind you of our LAST PAE-V meeting of the YEAR. As you might remember, PAE-V is only during the Fall and Winter quarters.\\n \\nOur LAST meeting will be on Monday, March 9 at 6pm at the NACC. We'll have free food for dinner again. If you are signed up for credit and have a winter quarter project, we will ask you to talk very briefly and informally about your projects. We'll also talk about how to move forward, end your freshman year with a bang and how to navigate the next few years of undergrad.\\n \\nWe'll keep the meeting short since we know you have exams to study for and papers to write.\\nDon't forget to check out the Research Conference tomorrow, Saturday, March 7 from noon to 4pm. We'll have free lunch, great speakers, and you can go to dinner with our invited guest speaker, Dennis Martinez. Even if you can't come all day, come for part of it!\\n \\nSee you all soon!\\nNanibaa' CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090310T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090310T023000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000616 SUMMARY:Native Tutoring Project DESCRIPTION:San Jose Tutoring – Starting up again this quarter on alternate Tuesday nights, meet at Muwekma at 5:45, tutoring south bay Native kids in elementary school. Dinner will be provided and we will return to campus by 8:30.\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090311T004500Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090311T034500Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=MO;UNTIL=20090203T014500Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000633 SUMMARY:Old Union Centers' Study Break DESCRIPTION:Take a break from your studies, visit with the folks from local Centers (A3C, El Centro Chicano and NACC) and have something to eat! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090313T050000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090313T063000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000634 SUMMARY:Bi-Weekly Thursday Noon Speaker Series--Honors Theses DESCRIPTION:Join us this coming *Thursday, March12, @ Noon* for the second week of the bi-weekly speaker series! Sam Azure and I will be present our research we are doing for our honors theses.\\n\\nSam's project is:\\n "Making America's Federal Indian Policy American: Indian Land Loss in the 19th Century"\\n\\nAnd my project is: \\n"Creating a Haudenosaunee Food Model"\\n\\nLunch will be served! If you are thinking about writing an honors thesis or just interested in hearing about cool projects, come on out! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090312T190000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090312T200000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000637 SUMMARY:CANCELLED: Bi-Weekly Thursday Noon Speaker Series--Chappell Lougee Scholarships DESCRIPTION:Join us this coming *Thursday, March 12, @ Noon* for the next in the bi-weekly speaker series! \\n\\nWaddie CrazyHorse, Chappell-Lougee Scholar, will speak to you live--via simulcast from Berlin, Germany where he is spending Winter Quarter! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090312T190000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090312T200000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000638 SUMMARY:SAIO Meeting DESCRIPTION:SO\\nThanks to all of those who replied, those that are ready to roll out for the next step meeting, \\nand to everybody for putting up with my hundreds of emails... Realizing that we are in a complicated phase of in-between actual numbers and actions and abstract letter responses we ask that you\\nPlease Halt Any Further Letter Writing or Correspondence w/ Admin Re: NACC Cuts\\nWe are going to be in a series of meetings over the next few days to find out more details, strategise about possible next steps, and more importantly work on a unified response to follow up after the previous email from Provost Etchemendy to our alumni (so we are asking that individual letters stop, at least temporarily).\\n\\nLook out for an email 2moro or the next day w/ more info!..Thanks For Your Help, Support, & Patience! We will def keep ya posted!\\n\\nSee You Then!\\n~Erika, Sam & Wayva~T\\n\\nThe Stanford American Indian Organization is the umbrella organization for the Native community. Everyone is welcome to attend and learn about issues of importance to the community as well as about upcoming cultural, educational and social events CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090313T000000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090313T010000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000588 SUMMARY:"Running is My High" DESCRIPTION:Native American Health Center, Inc.\\n\\n"Running Is My High" to be held\\nSaturday, March 14, 2009\\n\\nNative American Health Center is pleased to announce that the 8th annual Running Is My High will take place at Lake Merritt in downtown Oakland on Saturday, March 14, 2009. Registration begins at 7:30 a.m. and the race begins at 9 a.m. The race includes a 5k run, a 10k run and a 5k family fun walk. All events will begin and end at the Lake Merritt Sailboat House parking lot, off of Bellevue Avenue.\\n\\nThe 5k and 10K Runs are open to all ages and will have prizes for the top three participants in each race. The theme for this year's event is "Green, Healthy and Native" and there will be informational booths, games for kids, and entertainment. This year's line up of entertainment includes the Friendship House's Dancing Feathers youth dance group and – back by popular demand – the Sanchez Brothers.\\n\\nRegistration fees are $5 for 12 years and under and $10 for 13 years and older if you register by March 1st; after March 1st registration fees are $5 for 12 years and under and $15 for 13 years and older. Limited scholarships are available.\\n\\nFor more information or to download the registration form, please visit the NAHC website at http://www.nativehealth.org/news.html?aid=26\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090314 DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000640 SUMMARY:Lu'au Dance Rehearsal DESCRIPTION:I'Aloha!\\n\\nWe will be holding our last luau rehearsal of the quarter THIS SATURDAY, 3/14, at 11:00 am in Roble, Room 57. Auntie Kaui, our special guest kumu will be here to teach us a hula kahiko (ancient hula). This rehearsal is for the kane and the wahine...(guys and girls)!!! So, EVERYONE interested in performing, PLEASE, PLEASE COME JOIN US! We'd love to see you all there. Auntie Kaui is wonderful...you won't want to miss this rehearsal! We know that many people are very busy this week...so, don't worry if you can't make it. But, the rehearsal will be very short, 1 hour only. We hope you can come and learn with us....It'll be a GREAT study break!\\n\\nHope to see you there,\\nKendra :o)\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090315T060000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090315T073000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000603 SUMMARY:Final Exams, March 16-20 DESCRIPTION:Stanford University Academic Calendar 2008-09 http://www.stanford.edu/dept/registrar/bulletin/4073.htm CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090316 DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000612 SUMMARY:Homestead Powwow DESCRIPTION:Arts and Crafts. Food and Drinks. Vendors Welcome.\\n\\nMC, Val Shadowhawk; Drum, Swift Cloud; Arena Director, Wayne Waters; Gourd Dancing.\\n\\nSponsored by the American Indian Alliance and the Indian Health Center of Santa Clara Valley.\\n\\nFor info, call Nick at 408-226-5213 or Gwen at 408-241-7999 CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090322T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090322T070000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000626 SUMMARY:Bay Area Cherokee Society Meeting DESCRIPTION:Siyo Nigada!\\n\\nWe are very excited to announce the Cherokee Society of the Greater Bay Area’s March General Meeting and Potluck!\\n\\nThis month meeting will be a very special Cherokee Cultural Presentation brought to us by the Cherokee Nation. The theme of this meeting will be Cultural Identity and the speakers will be:\\n\\n“From Clan to Citizen”\\n\\nJulia Coates (At-Large Tribal Council Representative, Instructor Cherokee Nation History Course) will examine the historic moments of significant shifts in the history of identity construction within the Cherokee Nation, from pre-contact to the present.\\n\\n “Heritage and Nationality”\\n\\nMelanie Knight (Cherokee Nation Secretary of State) will present the distinctions between Cherokee heritage and political citizenship in the tribal governments, and examine some of the challenges to the Cherokee Nation’s rights of representation and jurisdiction that are presented by the hundreds of “Cherokee” organizations in the country.\\n\\n“Clarifying Misconceptions about the Dawes Rolls”\\n\\nGene Norris (Genealogist, Cherokee Heritage Center) will discuss the most common public misconceptions encountered in doing genealogical work around the Dawes Rolls and clarify some of the confusion.\\n\\n \\n\\nPlease join us for this interesting presentation and also to meet other Cherokees in the Bay Area.\\n\\nWhen: Saturday, March 21st 4:00 pm to 8:00 pm \\n\\nWhat: Cherokee Society of the Greater Bay Area’s *Potluck Meeting* and Cultural Presentation\\n\\nWhere: Mark Twain Retirement Center 3525 Lyon Ave. Oakland, CA 94601\\n\\nParking: There will be parking in the facility and on the street. This is a locked facility, so we will have someone at the gate to let you in 20 minutes prior to the start of the meeting. Please be on time! \\n\\nDay of the event Contact: Jacquie 925.408.3222 or Ben 510.860.0967 to enter facility/ BART pickup\\n\\nBART: Closest station is the Fruitvale Station. If you plan on taking BART please let us know ahead of time so that we can plan on picking you up.\\n\\nPotluck Assignments- If your last name starts with: \\n\\n A-G (Main Dish), H-R (Side Dish & Bread), S-Z (Dessert & Drinks)\\n\\nRSVP: by email: cherokeesociety@yahoo.com or voicemail: 510.464.4649\\n\\nLooking forward to seeing you all soon!\\n\\nWado!\\n\\n \\n\\nJacquie, Ben, Sue, Ken and Mary Jean\\n\\n \\n\\nJacquie Archambeau\\n\\nLeadership Council Chair\\n\\nCherokee Society of the Greater Bay Area\\n\\nCommunity Voice Mail: (510) 464-4649\\n\\nCommunity Email: CherokeeSociety@yahoo.com\\n\\nWebsite: www.bayareacherokee.org\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090321T230000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090322T030000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000604 SUMMARY:Spring Break, March 23-27 DESCRIPTION:Stanford University Academic Calendar 2008-09 http://www.stanford.edu/dept/registrar/bulletin/4073.htm CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090323 DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000621 SUMMARY:3rd Annual Fundraiser Comedy Jam DESCRIPTION:Hello friends,\\n\\nThis year the Indian Health Center of Santa Clara Valley it going to have it’s 3rd Annual Fundraiser Comedy Jam. We have four great comics lined up to come out, and make you laugh.\\n\\nI am attaching a flyer, and registration form if you would like to attend.\\n\\nIf you should have any questions please let me know. I look forward to seeing you at the show.\\n\\nLaughter truly is the best medicine!\\n\\nVernon Medicine Cloud - Assiniboine/Turtle Mountain Chippewa\\n\\nDevelopment Analyst\\nIndian Health Center of Santa Clara Valley\\n1333 Meridian Avenue\\nSan Jose, CA 95125\\n(408) 445-3400 x208 - phone\\n\\n(408) 269-1952 - fax\\n\\nvmcloud@ihcscv.org - email\\nwww.indianhealthcenter.org\\n\\nCelebrating 31 years of community service (1977 - 2008)\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090329T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090329T040000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000631 SUMMARY:18th Annual Menlo College Lu'au DESCRIPTION:18th Annual Menlo College Lu'au - March 28, 2009\\n\\nThe Menlo College Hawaii Club will host its 18th annual Lu'au on Saturday,\\nMarch 28 in the Haynes-Prim Pavilion. This year's theme, "The Colors of the\\nRainbow", will feature food, decorations, and dances that celebrate the\\ndiversity of the Hawaiian islands.\\n\\nThe Hawaii club is a varied group of men and women from the Hawaiian Islands,\\nas well as mainland students who honor and respect Hawaiian culture. Members\\nhave rehearsed their performances with a professional dance instructor for\\nseveral months. Entertainment will also include live music by Na Waiho'olu'u O\\nKeanuenue.\\n\\nA diverse sampling of traditional Hawaiian food will be provided for guests,\\nand prizes will be awarded by raffle.\\n\\nThe Menlo College Lu'au is open to the public. Doors will open at 4:00pm with\\ndinner at 5:00pm. Performances will begin at 6:00pm. General admission tickets\\nare $40. Students from other schools can save $10 with valid ID. Admission for\\nMenlo faculty and staff is $30, and Menlo student tickets are free with a $20\\ndeposit. Tickets for children 12 and under are $20. VIP tickets with\\npreferential seating, fresh flower lei greeting and table service are\\navailable for $50.\\n\\nPurchase your tickets online* or contact Mary Robins, Hawaii Club advisor, at\\n650-543-3735 or mrobins@menlo.edu for more information.\\n\\nwww.menlo.edu/news/story.php?sn=500 CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090328T230000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090329T010000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000605 SUMMARY:Spring Quarter Begins DESCRIPTION:Stanford University Academic Calendar 2008-09 http://www.stanford.edu/dept/registrar/bulletin/4073.htm CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090331 DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000662 SUMMARY:SOCC Meeting DESCRIPTION:HE:YUNG NATIVES\\nHappy Spring Quarter! Hope Classes Are Going Well!\\n\\nSAIO & SOCC NEED YOUR HELP\\n\\nMeet Tonight @ 11:30 @ NACC\\nPLEASE COME TO THE CENTER TO HELP FLIER\\nCampaign Week is HERE & SAIO is responsible for flyering \\n\\nFlo-Mo & the Row & WE NEED YOU\\nAs we all know, times are hard for the University and therefore, next year will be the year we will actually feel the budget cuts and changes that are being made campus wide. Therefore, it is VITAL that we elect good ppl to senate and more so campaign for our own special fees. \\nWithout either, things could get a little scary, like no money, no trips, no food, no fun kinda scary \\n\\nSO PLEASE COME OUT IF YOU CAN\\nplus our very own BenJen & J-Bill need some help 2 so lets HANDLE IT 2GETHER!\\n\\nTSEDIYA\\n~da co-chairs~ CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090402T063000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090402T073000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000641 SUMMARY:Vision Stanford 2020 DESCRIPTION:The Stanford Service Summit presents "Vision Stanford 2020"--sponsored by the ASSU, Office of the President, Haas Center for Public Service, VPSA, Career Development Center and Stanford Alumni Association.\\n\\nPlease save the date for Vision Stanford 2020, a formal community conversation convening Stanford students, faculty, administrators, staff and alumni as part of the Stanford Service Summit.\\n\\nDuring Vision Stanford 2020, participants will develop the framework of a vision for strengthening public service in the mission and \\nidentity of Stanford University. Attendees will establish prioritized goal areas and recommend implementation steps as part of an action roadmap toward the vision.\\n\\nSchools of H&S, Engineering, Education, Earth Sciences, Law, Medicine and Business.\\n\\nApril 2-4, 2009\\n\\nKaren Warner\\nASSU Executive Cabinet\\n(209) 402-0041\\nservicesummit.stanford.edu\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090402T230000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090403T010000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000657 SUMMARY:Indigenous People's Night of Resistance DESCRIPTION:Thursday April 2, 2009\\nPauley Ballroom, MLK Student Center at UC Berkeley\\n5:30pm-10:30pm\\nALL AGES!!\\n**donations requested**\\n\\nIndigenous People’s Night of Resistance is a night to honor all people who walk with the\\nearth to protect and defend it.\\nIndigenous peoples from Africa, Asia, Native\\nAmerica, and the Pacific Islands are not of the past but continue to live with\\ndignity and continue to hold a great responsibility in sharing the knowledge of\\nour ancestors who resisted colonialism in order for us to be here today.\\nWe\\nenvision a world without borders and seek to unite all marginalized communities\\nthrough the intellectual, cultural and spiritual resistance that runs in our\\nveins.\\nThrough our music, dance, art and spoken word we will share our\\nexperiences in hopes of building a more inclusive world-view within this\\nuniversity and all social systems at large. \\n\\n\\nMCs (our very own xinaxtli guerilleras): Crissy Gallardo & Alison Dorantes-Garcia\\n\\nopening prayer by:\\nSpirit Drum\\n\\nPerforming Live:\\n\\nDanza In Xochitl In Cuicatl\\nGaby Erandi Rico\\nLorna Dee Cervantes\\nLos Poets del Norte\\nOlmeca\\nSistahailstorm\\nIse Lyfe\\n& many more to be announced!!\\n\\nSpeakers representing:\\nIndigenous Premaculture Project\\nIndigenous Identity & Muxeres from El Salvador documentary\\n\\nVendors:\\nDignidad Rebelde\\nChiapas Support Committee\\nXinaxtli\\nHuaxtec\\nInkza Crafts\\nBrown Berets\\n& many more!!\\n\\nThursday April 2, 2009\\nPauley Ballroom, MLK Student Center at UC Berkeley\\n5:30pm-10:30pm\\nALL AGES!!\\n**donations requested**\\n\\n\\n\\n-- \\nGabriela Erandi Rico\\nDoctoral Candidate\\nDep't of Comparative Ethnic Studies\\nUniversity of California, Berkeley\\n506 Barrows Hall \\nBerkeley, CA 94720 \\n(510) 643-0796 [Tel]\\n(510) 642-6456 [Fax]\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090403T003000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090403T053000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000570 SUMMARY:CLUE-IN College Motivation Day DESCRIPTION:The Stanford Chapter of the American Indian Science and Engineering Society (AISES) sponsors an annual college motivation day each February.\\n\\n"College Life and Undergraduate Education for Interested Natives" or CLUE-IN College Motivation Day will bring Native high school students from the Bay Area to the Stanford campus for a day-long college experience. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090403T160000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090403T220000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000656 SUMMARY:CORE Gatherings DESCRIPTION:Well here it is the long awaited CORE Pow Wow calendar.\\n\\nApril 4th DQU Deed Day Pow Wow, Davis CA\\nApril 11, 2009 37th Annual UC Davis Contest Powwow, Davis, CA\\nApril 18, 2009 6th Annual Livermore Pow Wow, Livermore, CA\\nApril 19, 2009 11th Annual Modesto Junior College Intertribal Pow Wow, Modesto, CA \\nMay 2, 2009 San Jose City College Football Stadium, San Jose, CA\\nMay 2, 2009 University of California Berkeley Powwow 2009 Berkeley, CA \\nMay 8-10 2009 Stanford!!! Woo Hoooo!\\nMay 23-24 2009 13th Annual Oroville Pow Wow, Oroville CA\\nJune 12 - 14, 2009 Table Mtn Casino PW Friant, CA \\n\\nAlso we are thinking of scheduling CORE on Friday AM 9ish-12. Barring any scheduling conflicts. This may give others a chance to attend. I will probably be busy pow wowing on the weekends.\\n\\nCreation, Outreach, Respect and Education (CORE) is meeting again. Come finish your Tlingit mocs or just come get ready for powwow. \\n\\nFor now we can just bring some projects we are currently working on. I will be bringing some eagle bustles I am finishing up and Sam is bringing some beadwork. If you want to watch, help or are just plain interested in learning or trying a traditional craft or technology (I wanna learn how to make Pomo abalone beads) come and we can all talk about what everyone is interested in learning. I don't know everything but I can share my knowledge of general beadwork, featherwork, leatherwork, as well as pow wow regalia, that could then be applied to a specific tribal nation.\\n\\nSee you there.\\nTim Wilcox\\n\\n\\nMeet at the NACC to finish making the moccasins that Mabel Pike initiated, try other beading projects such as earrings, medallions, keychains, etc. \\n\\nCreation, Outreach, Respect and Education (CORE) is the group under the Stanford American Indian Organization umbrella that formed to perpetuate Native cultures and the skills to make traditional regalia. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090403T160000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090403T190000Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=FR;UNTIL=20090605T160000Z EXDATE:20090424T160000Z,20090508T160000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000659 SUMMARY:Powwow Lunch Meeting DESCRIPTION:Powwow is FIVE WEEKS AWAY, so it's time to get mobilize!!\\n\\nCome on over and get involved!! \\n\\nAny questions? Let us know! But be sure to be there :) It'll be a blast...No, for serious, it will be.\\n\\nYour loving powwow servants, \\nStefaJoe Cartsosie\\njjjcart@stanford.edu, sktsosie@stanford.edu\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090403T190000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090403T200000Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=FR;UNTIL=20090515T190000Z EXDATE:20090515T190000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000677 SUMMARY:Dean Eyre's Office Hour DESCRIPTION:Come visit with Dean Eyre and find out how the Undergraduate Advising and Research program can help you shape your personal adventures! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090403T190000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090403T200000Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=FR;UNTIL=20090313T190000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000645 SUMMARY:DQU Deed Day Powwow DESCRIPTION:Well here it is the long awaited CORE Pow Wow calendar.\\n\\nApril 4th DQU Deed Day Pow Wow, Davis CA\\nApril 11, 2009 37th Annual UC Davis Contest Powwow, Davis, CA\\nApril 18, 2009 6th Annual Livermore Pow Wow, Livermore, CA\\nApril 19, 2009 11th Annual Modesto Junior College Intertribal Pow Wow, Modesto, CA \\nMay 2, 2009 San Jose City College Football Stadium, San Jose, CA\\nMay 2, 2009 University of California Berkeley Powwow 2009 Berkeley, CA \\nMay 8-10 2009 Stanford!!! Woo Hoooo!\\nMay 23-24 2009 13th Annual Oroville Pow Wow, Oroville CA\\nJune 12 - 14, 2009 Table Mtn Casino PW Friant, CA \\n\\nAlso we are thinking of scheduling CORE on Friday AM 9ish-12. Barring any scheduling conflicts. This may give others a chance to attend. I will probably be busy pow wowing on the weekends. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090404 DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000650 SUMMARY:Fresno Powwow DESCRIPTION:Well here it is the long awaited CORE Pow Wow calendar.\\n\\nApril 4th DQU Deed Day Pow Wow, Davis CA\\nApril 11, 2009 37th Annual UC Davis Contest Powwow, Davis, CA\\nApril 18, 2009 6th Annual Livermore Pow Wow, Livermore, CA\\nApril 19, 2009 11th Annual Modesto Junior College Intertribal Pow Wow, Modesto, CA \\nMay 2, 2009 San Jose City College Football Stadium, San Jose, CA\\nMay 2, 2009 University of California Berkeley Powwow 2009 Berkeley, CA \\nMay 8-10 2009 Stanford!!! Woo Hoooo!\\nMay 23-24 2009 13th Annual Oroville Pow Wow, Oroville CA\\nJune 12 - 14, 2009 Table Mtn Casino PW Friant, CA \\n\\nAlso we are thinking of scheduling CORE on Friday AM 9ish-12. Barring any scheduling conflicts. This may give others a chance to attend. I will probably be busy pow wowing on the weekends. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090404 DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000660 SUMMARY:Lu'au Rehearsal DESCRIPTION:Aloha everyone....\\n\\nI hope you all had a wonderful Spring break! Just a quick reminder...OUR NEXT LUAU REHEARSAL WILL BE THIS SATURDAY, April 4th!!!! The schedule for Saturday will be as follows:\\n\\n9 am: Tahitian (all girls who are interested in learning are invited, no experience necessary)\\n\\n10 am: Kahiko with Auntie Kaui (this is for both the boys and girls...GUYS...WE REALLY NEED YOU!!!...Auntie Kaui will bringing someone to work especially with the guys...so please come out and support if you can!....Please please please! lol) \\n\\nHope to see you all there!!! Thanks so much!\\n\\nMahalos,\\nKendra CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090404T160000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090404T180000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000669 SUMMARY:Powwow Arena Work Day DESCRIPTION:Hey fam,\\n\\nIt's that time of year again! Please come out to the Eucalyptus Grove that we all know and love to cut some tall grass! Steve and I will be working there from 3-6pm.\\n\\nWe would like to have the first cutting done by tomorrow so that we can get an early start on the hole filling and general maintenance of the area for the big day. Tools will be provided--all we need is the company.\\n\\nFOR FROSH - Where is Eucalyptus Grove? \\nIt's easy! Bike like you're going to class in the quad, but continue straight and travel under the business school building. Keep on this line even as you cross Campus Drive, and you'll eventually see us slaving away on your right hand side. ;)\\n\\nSee you there,\\n\\nWadimus CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090404T220000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090405T010000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000642 SUMMARY:Admit Phone-a-Thon! DESCRIPTION:Hi Community!\\n Sometime in the very near future, we will be sending out acceptance e-mails and packets to another record number of incredible Native students. So get excited, and help us convince them to come to Stanford! There are lots of ways to help in the coming weeks, here are the highlights:\\n \\nAdmit Buddies\\nLast year we paired our admitted students with a current student from their tribe/community/hometown/academic interest. It gives the admits a personal connection to campus, hopefully meaning they won’t want to go anywhere else!\\n \\nIf you would be interested in being paired with an “Admit Buddy” (or a couple); e-mail me back with:\\n \\nYour Name\\nTribe/Community\\nHometown (city, state)\\nMajor\\n \\nI will pair you with an admitted student (or two), and the only expectation is a introductory email and an offer to answer any questions they might have. This pairing can carry over to Admit Weekend room hosting (if you are a frosh or sophomore), or even Big/Lil Sibs next year, but only if you want to.\\n \\nPhone-a-thon\\nThe Regular Decision phone-a-thon is next Monday(6th) and Tuesday (7th) from 5-8 pm at the Admission office. Look for an e-mail from Holly with more information on how to sign up. Remember when you got a call from a Stanford student? Now it’s your turn to give back!\\n \\nPacific Islander Students\\nI need at least 1 Pacific Islander (Samoan, Tongan, Chamorro, you know!) who would be willing to reach out to our admitted Pac Islander kids to let them know they are welcome in our community and invited to all our admit weekend events. We’ve admitted a bunch, and I’d love to see more of ya’ll on campus!\\n \\nFinally,\\n \\nAdmit Weekend\\nApril 23-25th. Look for more e-mails very soon with details about our community events!\\n \\nPlease let me know if you have any questions, be on the lookout for more info, and Email me if you want an Admit Buddy! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090407T000000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090407T030000Z RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20090408T000000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000644 SUMMARY:Native Tutoring Project DESCRIPTION:Jump on the tutoring bandwagon!\\n\\nsan jose tutoring begins \\nApril 6, 2009\\nwhere: muwekma\\n time: 6 pm \\nleave: whenever Ben Jen4sen gets there\\n\\nhope to see YOU there\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090407T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090407T033000Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=MO;UNTIL=20090526T010000Z EXDATE:20090414T010000Z,20090505T010000Z,20090512T010000Z,20090526T010000Z, 20090609T010000Z,20090616T010000Z,20090623T010000Z,20090630T010000Z, 20090707T010000Z,20090714T010000Z,20090721T010000Z,20090728T010000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000666 SUMMARY:SOCC Study Break DESCRIPTION:Students of Color Coalition Study Break\\nA Chance for the Community to Meet the Candidates!\\n\\nEnjoy FREE In-N-Out Burgers...\\nDiscuss Real Issues, Real Leaders and Real Change!\\n\\nMeet SOCC Candidates\\nMohammad Ali\\nJanet Bill\\nCameron Henry\\nLee Jackson\\nBenjamin Jensen\\nDaniel LImon\\nMatthew Miller\\nSteven Singleton\\nRafael Vasquez\\nKelsei Wjarton\\nAnton Zeitsman CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090408T050000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090408T060000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000672 SUMMARY:RESCHEDULED DUE TO RAIN! Powwow Arena Work Day DESCRIPTION:Do you need to work on your golf swing? Do you enjoy the sun? Do you want to work with a group of shirtless, sweaty, strapping lads?\\n\\nOf course you do.\\n\\n\\n\\nIt's time for ROUND 2! Joe, Spencer, K.Wong, Steve-o, and I WORKED it on Sunday, and the arena is already 50%+ done. Please come out to the Eucalyptus Grove and help out. We might even get some greasy (i.e. DELICIOUS) dinner afterwards.\\n\\nWe have plenty of tools. We just need you all to supply the manpower.\\n\\n\\n\\nSee you there,\\n\\nThe Facilities Boyz\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nFOR FROSH - Directions to Eucalyptus Grove - Bike like you're going to class in the quad, but continue straight and travel under the business school building. Keep on this line even as you cross Campus Drive, and you'll eventually see us slaving away on your right hand side. \\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090407T230000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090408T020000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000674 SUMMARY:SAIO Meeting DESCRIPTION:The Stanford American Indian Organization is the umbrella organization for the Native community. Everyone is welcome to attend and learn about issues of importance to the community as well as about upcoming cultural, educational and social events.\\n\\nSAIO MEETING\\n*First One of the Quarter*\\nCOME OUT 2 the NACC 6pm 2NITE\\nthere's tons to talk about...\\n*What went down w/ the NACC Budget Cuts & Whats Next\\n*Election Time! - learn about who SOCC endorsed & more\\n*SAIO Special Fees Campaign - like we said b4 we gotta come out HARD\\n*Laurie Updates - where we are @ and how its all going\\n*Lu'au - May 2nd is right around the corner\\n*Powwow - ONLY 5 WEEKS LEFT TILL D-DAY - Ahhhh!\\n*Muwekma's Still Looking for some Staff Positions! - SM, KM, ETAs\\n*ITS SPRING QUARTER PPL*\\n(aka our busiest & best quarter)\\nGet Excited & Hope 2 See You There\\n<3 da co-chairs =)\\n\\n\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090408T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090408T020000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000667 SUMMARY:Native Sibs Egg Decorating Contest DESCRIPTION:Hey Everyone!\\n\\nThe Native American Big and Little Siblings are hosting an "Egg Decorating Contest"! Mark your calendars for this Wednesday at 8pm for another Big Sib/Lil Sib Event!\\n\\nWe will be having an egg decorating contest and the winning group will get an awesome prize!\\n\\nSnacks will also be provided, as well as a great family film (Showgirls! Haha just kidding)\\n\\nAlso, send us some funny stories from these past quarters\\n\\nSo be there or be squared...\\n\\nHave a great week!\\n\\nLove Always,\\n\\nS. Rizzle and L. Dizzle CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090409T030000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090409T043000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000670 SUMMARY:Native Student Leadership Retreat DESCRIPTION:Hey Everyone, \\n\\nWe will have a student leadership meeting in the NACC on Wednesday from 3-5. If you can't make it, let me know and send me updates about what you or your group is planning this quarter.\\n\\nSee everyone Wednesday!\\n\\nWayva\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090408T220000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090409T010000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000661 SUMMARY:ASSU Spring Elections DESCRIPTION:ASSU Senate and Special Fee Elections.\\n\\nGet out and Vote!! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090409 DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20090410T070000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000673 SUMMARY:NACC Student Staff Lunch Meeting DESCRIPTION:Undergraduate and graduate student staff members of the Native American Cultural Center.\\n\\nHave lunch, set work schedule and confirm goals for Spring Quarter! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090409T190000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090409T200000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000676 SUMMARY:IQ Meeting DESCRIPTION:Indigenous Queers is meeting today -- 3:30 at the Native Center.\\nPlease come, and help us plan our activities for the quarter!\\nThanks,\\nAidan CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090410T223000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090410T233000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000678 SUMMARY:Dean Eyre's Office Hour DESCRIPTION:Come visit with Dean Eyre and find out how the Undergraduate Advising and Research program can help you shape your personal adventures! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090410T190000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090410T200000Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=FR;UNTIL=20090313T190000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000591 SUMMARY:Hui o Hawai`i College Exploration Day DESCRIPTION:Hui o Hawai`i will be holding a one day event for Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander high school students from the area to come and learn about the college experience, application process, scholarship opportunities, etc...\\n\\nAloha Kakou,\\n \\nAs you may or may not know, Hui o Hawai'i is having our first every COLLEGE OPPORTUNITIES DAY for Native Hawaiian and Polynesian high school students from around the area NEXT SATURDAY, APRIL 11. The event will be from around 10-3, and will feature a campus tour, workshops from Adrienne Keen, Mary Moorison, and others. Right now, we have about 50 students comming, and we need help to make it a success!\\n \\nHere's what we need:\\nVolunteers to be on a student panel to answer questions about college life, the application process, etc...Be there by 11:15, start by 11:30, lunch included afterwards around 12:15\\n Please email me (rlumho@stanford.edu) with any scholarship opportunities, summer programs, websites, internships, etc... That you know about that you think would be useful for a Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander high schooler to know about. We will be compiling these as a resource for our attendees.\\nCome to the Native Center on Fri. night (April 10) to help stuff folders and set up chairs in preperation for the event\\nDrop in on the event throught the day (especially durring the lunch hour from 12-1) to chat with students, answer questions, and just hang out and be awesome role models :)\\nPlease please email me to let me know if you're able to help! Also, it's really important that everyone contribute to the list of scholarships, programs and other opportunities that I KNOW you all participated in, so we can get the info. out to these awesome young Polynesians :) Sorry for the long email! Let me know if there are any questions!\\n \\nMahalo Nui,\\n \\nRachel\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090411T170000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090411T220000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000646 SUMMARY:UC Davis Powwow DESCRIPTION:Well here it is the long awaited CORE Pow Wow calendar.\\n\\nApril 4th DQU Deed Day Pow Wow, Davis CA\\nApril 11, 2009 37th Annual UC Davis Contest Powwow, Davis, CA\\nApril 18, 2009 6th Annual Livermore Pow Wow, Livermore, CA\\nApril 19, 2009 11th Annual Modesto Junior College Intertribal Pow Wow, Modesto, CA \\nMay 2, 2009 San Jose City College Football Stadium, San Jose, CA\\nMay 2, 2009 University of California Berkeley Powwow 2009 Berkeley, CA \\nMay 8-10 2009 Stanford!!! Woo Hoooo!\\nMay 23-24 2009 13th Annual Oroville Pow Wow, Oroville CA\\nJune 12 - 14, 2009 Table Mtn Casino PW Friant, CA \\n\\nAlso we are thinking of scheduling CORE on Friday AM 9ish-12. Barring any scheduling conflicts. This may give others a chance to attend. I will probably be busy pow wowing on the weekends. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090411 DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000651 SUMMARY:San Francisco State Powwow DESCRIPTION:Well here it is the long awaited CORE Pow Wow calendar.\\n\\nApril 4th DQU Deed Day Pow Wow, Davis CA\\nApril 11, 2009 37th Annual UC Davis Contest Powwow, Davis, CA\\nApril 18, 2009 6th Annual Livermore Pow Wow, Livermore, CA\\nApril 19, 2009 11th Annual Modesto Junior College Intertribal Pow Wow, Modesto, CA \\nMay 2, 2009 San Jose City College Football Stadium, San Jose, CA\\nMay 2, 2009 University of California Berkeley Powwow 2009 Berkeley, CA \\nMay 8-10 2009 Stanford!!! Woo Hoooo!\\nMay 23-24 2009 13th Annual Oroville Pow Wow, Oroville CA\\nJune 12 - 14, 2009 Table Mtn Casino PW Friant, CA \\n\\nAlso we are thinking of scheduling CORE on Friday AM 9ish-12. Barring any scheduling conflicts. This may give others a chance to attend. I will probably be busy pow wowing on the weekends. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090411 DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000863 SUMMARY:Hui o Hawai`i College Exploration Day DESCRIPTION:Hui o Hawai`i will be holding a one day event for Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander high school students from the area to come and learn about the college experience, application process, scholarship opportunities, etc...\\n\\nAloha Kakou,\\n \\nAs you may or may not know, Hui o Hawai'i is having our first every COLLEGE OPPORTUNITIES DAY for Native Hawaiian and Polynesian high school students from around the area NEXT SATURDAY, APRIL 11. The event will be from around 10-3, and will feature a campus tour, workshops from Adrienne Keen, Mary Moorison, and others. Right now, we have about 50 students comming, and we need help to make it a success!\\n \\nHere's what we need:\\nVolunteers to be on a student panel to answer questions about college life, the application process, etc...Be there by 11:15, start by 11:30, lunch included afterwards around 12:15\\n Please email me (rlumho@stanford.edu) with any scholarship opportunities, summer programs, websites, internships, etc... That you know about that you think would be useful for a Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander high schooler to know about. We will be compiling these as a resource for our attendees.\\nCome to the Native Center on Fri. night (April 10) to help stuff folders and set up chairs in preperation for the event\\nDrop in on the event throught the day (especially durring the lunch hour from 12-1) to chat with students, answer questions, and just hang out and be awesome role models :)\\nPlease please email me to let me know if you're able to help! Also, it's really important that everyone contribute to the list of scholarships, programs and other opportunities that I KNOW you all participated in, so we can get the info. out to these awesome young Polynesians :) Sorry for the long email! Let me know if there are any questions!\\n \\nMahalo Nui,\\n \\nRachel\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090411T170000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090411T220000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000629 SUMMARY:"American Experience: We Shall Remain" DESCRIPTION:WE SHALL REMAIN is the groundbreaking mini-series that establishes Native history as an essential part of American history. Five documentaries spanning three hundred years tell the story of pivotal moments in U.S. history from the Native American perspective. Beginning in the 1600s with the Wampanoags, who used their alliance with the English to strengthen their position in Southern New England, and ending with the bold new leaders of the 1970s who harnessed the momentum of the Civil Right Movement to forge a pan-Indian identity, WE SHALL REMAIN up-ends two dimensional stereotypes of American Indians. The series is the tremendous collaboration between Native and non-Native filmmakers, advisors, historians and community leaders placing Indian voices at the heart of the series.\\nAmerican Experience: WE SHALL REMAIN premieres Monday, April 13 at 9pm on KQED TV. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090414T040000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090414T050000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000663 SUMMARY:AISES Meeting DESCRIPTION:The Stanford Chapter of the American Indian Science and Engineering Society meets every Monday at noon! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090413T190000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090413T200000Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=MO;UNTIL=20090601T190000Z EXDATE:20090525T190000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000690 SUMMARY:Lu'au Rehearsal DESCRIPTION:Aloha luau performers,\\n\\nWe will be holding our first midweek rehearsal tomorrow. April 15, from 4-6 pm in the Native Community Center (on campus). Please come if you can make it! The rehearsal schedule will be as follows:\\n\\n- 4-5 pm: Tahitian (girls only- we will finish learning the Tahitian number)\\n- 5-5:45 pm: Hula Kahiko (girls and guys- especially those who were unable to make it to Saturday's practice, please come and finish learning the kahiko)\\n- 5:45-6 pm: Hula Auana (girls only)\\n\\nLuau is only 2 1/2 weeks away! Let's make sure we are ready...Please tell your friends and remind your dormmates about rehearsal! Thank you, thank you, thank you! Hope to see you tomorrow!\\n\\n\\n\\nMahalo,\\nda luau chairs\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090415T230000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090416T010000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000679 SUMMARY:Dean Eyre's Office Hour DESCRIPTION:Come visit with Dean Eyre and find out how the Undergraduate Advising and Research program can help you shape your personal adventures! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090416T190000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090416T200000Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=TH;UNTIL=20090528T190000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000680 SUMMARY:Merrie Monarch Hula Festival Screening DESCRIPTION:It's that time of year again...\\n\\nThe Merrie Monarch Hula Festival!\\nThursday-Saturday, April 16-18\\nLive Screening: 9pm-3am @ the NACC\\n\\nIt's going to be awesome...\\n\\nhttp://www.uyoutube.com/watch?v=epWSBHZsvJo\\nhttp://www. uyoutube.com/watch?v=CfSJiXS-TQ\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090417T040000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090417T100000Z RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20090419T040000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000691 SUMMARY:Cherokee Singing Practice DESCRIPTION:Osiyo nigada,\\n\\nIt's that time of year again...time for the Cherokees to sing at Powwow!! If you'd like to join (no singing experience/talent or Cherokee-ness necessary), our first practice session will be this Thursday, April 16th at 6:30PM at the Center. \\n\\nI've attached both the lyrics and MP3s of the four songs we're planning to sing so you can get familiar with them on your own. Let me know if you can't make it this Thurs but still want to sing.\\n\\nWado!\\nKatie CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090417T013000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090417T023000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000692 SUMMARY:Powwow & Lu'au Films! DESCRIPTION:My mission this quarter is to provide films and discussion situations for learning about WHAT THE STANFORD POWWOW IS. (I will also hope to do the same for Lu'au, but on a smaller scale.)\\n\\nEvery Friday, After the POWWOW Meeting, there will be a showing of a movie, or discussion.....on dancing, tradition, history, or student and community significance. \\n\\nTHESE EVENTS ARE NOT NECESSARILY FOR THE DIRECT STANFORD NATIVE AMERICAN COMMUNITY because many members already know this stuff...and if they don't, I definitely encourage them to attend. \\n\\nTHESE MEETINGS/EVENTS ARE A WAY FOR THE NACC TO OUTREACH TO THE LARGER STANFORD CAMPUS AND SHOULD EDUCATE THE INSTITUTION ABOUT WHY THE POWWOW IS SO SPECIAL....and why it needs to be funded, and why it needs to be respected. Think of this as also a way for the POWWOW to be transparent.\\n\\nThe schedule is as follows: Friday the 17th....Stanford POWWOW Dancing Movies and Discussion (time 1:30-2:45)\\n\\nFriday the 24th....History of the Stanford POWWOW and why it is important (1:30-2:30)\\n\\nFriday MAY 1st........Exhibitions and Aztec Dance...the POWWOW and Pan-indianism (El Centro Chicano @1:30pm)\\n\\nWednesday May 6th (12:30-1:30pm) Q&A Luncheon...What can one do at the POW\\nWOW???..Crazy time and Last Minute Info session!!!!!\\nkoool\\n\\nLu'au\\nWednesday form 12pm-1pm-2pm...........Q&A and Movie viewing about Lu'au and it's sacred and community importance.\\n(At the AAAC)\\n\\n\\nI will need help finding materials to showcase, finding people to speak and give lectures, and make a flier!!!!\\n\\nThanks guys!!!\\n\\n\\nif you can help or have any questions, please do not hesistate to send them my way!!\\n\\n\\n--temo \\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090417T203000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090417T214500Z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=FR;UNTIL=20090501T203000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000703 SUMMARY:'Aiha'a Practice-Lu'au Rehearsal DESCRIPTION:‘Aiha’a Practice TONIGHT\\n7PM @ the NACC\\n \\nKane/guys, we need as many of you as possible. Come out!\\n \\nSee you tonight, \\nLeon\\n \\n* PS: If you want to learn the ‘aiha’a for Lu’au, but you can’t make it tonight, LET ME KNOW. I need to gauge numbers for our costumes…MAHALO! \\n\\n10 am- kahiko (boys and girls)\\n11 am- samoan (boys and girls)\\n12 noon- auana (girls only)\\n12:15 pm- tahitian (girls only)\\n\\nPlease please please come out! Only 2 weeks until luau. Hope to see y'all there!\\n\\nMuch Mahalos,\\nda luau chairs\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090418T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090418T030000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000647 SUMMARY:Livermore Powwow DESCRIPTION:Well here it is the long awaited CORE Pow Wow calendar.\\n\\nApril 4th DQU Deed Day Pow Wow, Davis CA\\nApril 11, 2009 37th Annual UC Davis Contest Powwow, Davis, CA\\nApril 18, 2009 6th Annual Livermore Pow Wow, Livermore, CA\\nApril 19, 2009 11th Annual Modesto Junior College Intertribal Pow Wow, Modesto, CA \\nMay 2, 2009 San Jose City College Football Stadium, San Jose, CA\\nMay 2, 2009 University of California Berkeley Powwow 2009 Berkeley, CA \\nMay 8-10 2009 Stanford!!! Woo Hoooo!\\nMay 23-24 2009 13th Annual Oroville Pow Wow, Oroville CA\\nJune 12 - 14, 2009 Table Mtn Casino PW Friant, CA \\n\\nAlso we are thinking of scheduling CORE on Friday AM 9ish-12. Barring any scheduling conflicts. This may give others a chance to attend. I will probably be busy pow wowing on the weekends. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090418 DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000658 SUMMARY:Bay Area Cherokee Society DESCRIPTION:Siyo Nigada!\\n\\n \\nWe are very excited to announce the Cherokee Society of the Greater Bay Area’s April General Meeting and Potluck!\\n\\n \\nØ Our April General Meeting and Potluck will be on Saturday, April 18th, 1-4:30pm at the Berkeley Public Library, 2090 Kittredge Street, Berkeley. Map. Nearest BART is Downtown Berkeley.\\n\\nThe theme of this meeting will be Cherokee Pottery Decorating Techniques. We will be creating our own personal clay gorgets as we explore Cherokee Pottery decorating techniques during our April Meeting. These gorgets will be air dried and you can string it and wear it. All supplies will be provided. The history of Gorgets will also be discussed.\\n\\nPlease bring a dish that will serve 8 people. We are always interested in your favorite family or Cherokee dish. Please RSVP with what dish you plan to bring - 510.464.4649 or email Cherokee Society @ yahoo.com.\\n\\n \\nØ The Northern California Picnic on Sunday May 3rd is coming up soon! The picnic is a big undertaking and we are looking for people to pitch in and volunteer to help throughout the day. You will not have to work the entire day, the more people we have helping the faster set up and clean up will get done.\\n\\n We need people to help with:\\n\\n set up\\n clean up\\n helping people unload cars and pack up their cars\\n helping elders get settled\\n set up the food tables\\n set up the drinks station\\n\\nThe Cherokee Nation will also be leaving the kettles that they cook the hog fry in with the groups here in Northern California. This way we will be able to have our own hog fries in the future. We are also looking for volunteers who are interested in learning how to do the hog fry itself. The Cherokee Nation cook will be training these volunteers.\\n\\nLet us know if you are interested in volunteering. We are finalizing the picnic details and need to know as soon as possible who we can count on. \\n\\nJacquie Archambeau\\nLeadership Council Chair\\nCherokee Society of the Greater Bay Area\\nCommunity Voice Mail: (510) 464-4649\\nCommunity Email: CherokeeSociety@yahoo.com\\nWebsite: www.bayareacherokee.org\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090418T200000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090418T233000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000668 SUMMARY:Stanford Powwow Postering Day DESCRIPTION:Hey natives,\\n\\nWe need to recruit volunteers to Poster Campus, Palo Alto and the surrounding areas with Powwow posters over 2 days last year (~16 ppl for the Off-Campus day, don't know how many for the On-Campus day). \\n\\n\\nthe tentative time is 11am to 1-2pm. We will probably meet at Muwekma and have some donuts to give us energy and also a lunch after we are done. I have a minivan but we may a few others with vehicles so we can spread out.\\n\\nHere is a link at doodle to sign up. http://doodle.com/e424pkdc3txq7wcb. If you could put your e-mail in the palce for the name then I can contact you with further details. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090418T180000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090418T210000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000695 SUMMARY:Making Ono Kalua Pig DESCRIPTION:Hungry for some ono Hawaiian Food?\\n\\nAren't we all?\\nLu'au is coming up in 16 days and we're going to get a head start on food\\nprep. Yum!!! And we need YOUR help\\n\\nThis Saturday, April 18 2009\\n8:00 am -2:00ish\\nAt Muwekma\\nMaking Ono Kalua Pig!\\n\\n\\n\\nCome help! The more the merrier :)\\n\\nYour,\\nLu'au Chairs\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090418T150000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090418T210000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000702 SUMMARY:Lu'au Rehearsal DESCRIPTION:Aloha,\\n\\nJust a reminder...Luau practice today at Roble Gym, Room 57. \\n\\n10 am- kahiko (boys and girls)\\n11 am- samoan (boys and girls)\\n12 noon- auana (girls only)\\n12:15 pm- tahitian (girls only)\\n\\nPlease please please come out! Only 2 weeks until luau. Hope to see y'all there!\\n\\nMuch Mahalos,\\nda luau chairs\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090418T170000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090418T200000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000648 SUMMARY:Modesto Jr College Powwow DESCRIPTION:Well here it is the long awaited CORE Pow Wow calendar.\\n\\nApril 4th DQU Deed Day Pow Wow, Davis CA\\nApril 11, 2009 37th Annual UC Davis Contest Powwow, Davis, CA\\nApril 18, 2009 6th Annual Livermore Pow Wow, Livermore, CA\\nApril 19, 2009 11th Annual Modesto Junior College Intertribal Pow Wow, Modesto, CA \\nMay 2, 2009 San Jose City College Football Stadium, San Jose, CA\\nMay 2, 2009 University of California Berkeley Powwow 2009 Berkeley, CA \\nMay 8-10 2009 Stanford!!! Woo Hoooo!\\nMay 23-24 2009 13th Annual Oroville Pow Wow, Oroville CA\\nJune 12 - 14, 2009 Table Mtn Casino PW Friant, CA \\n\\nAlso we are thinking of scheduling CORE on Friday AM 9ish-12. Barring any scheduling conflicts. This may give others a chance to attend. I will probably be busy pow wowing on the weekends. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090419 DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000688 SUMMARY:Winnemem Tribal War Dance and March DESCRIPTION:Tribal War Dance and March Next Steps in Winnemem Wintu Tribe’s Journey to Justice Ceremonies Initiate Federal Lawsuit on behalf of Tribe. \\n\\nWho: The Winnemem Wintu Tribe, a traditional California Tribe. The Winnemem have been fighting for years to sustain their culture and address generations of broken promises by the federal government.\\n\\nWhat: War Dance, march and press conference from Sacramento River to the State Capitol.\\nWinnemem war dancers and tribal leaders will perform a traditional ceremonial War Dance next to the Sacramento River and will then march to the State Capitol building. The march and War Dance initiate the federal lawsuit the Tribe is filing, asking for compensation for damages done by federal land management policies, including the construction of the Shasta Dam.\\n\\nSchedule of events:\\n\\nSunday, April 19th: War Dance begins at 6:00 PM on Sacramento River at the site of the proposed California Indian Heritage Center, across the river from Discovery Park on the west side of the confluence of Sacramento and American Rivers: On Levee Road, off Marina Way from Lighthouse Dr, West Sacramento.\\n\\nMonday, April 20th: Ceremony and address by Tribal leaders. California Indian Heritage Center site, Levee Rd, West Sacramento \\n\\n10:00 AM March from Sacramento River to State Capitol, from Levee Road to Capitol\\n\\n12:00 to 1:00 PM Press Conference with Tribal leaders and community members State Capitol Location 27 West side of capitol building\\n\\nMore Information\\nThe Winnemem Wintu Tribe is filing a lawsuit against Department of The Interior; Department of Agriculture; United States Forest Service; Bureau of Reclamation; Bureau of Indian Affairs; Bureau of Land Management; Ken Salazar, Secretary of The Interior; Assistant Secretary for Water and Science; Assistant Secretary for Fish and Wildlife and Parks in The Department of Agriculture; and Tom Vilsack, Secretary of Agriculture asking for redress for decades of injustices and harm related to federal land management policies which have destroyed Winnemem cultural practices and sacred places.\\n\\nThe Winnemem began a journey to justice in 2004 with a War Dance at Shasta Dam. Today we continue that journey with another War Dance and this lawsuit. Our people are a traditional people, steeped in our culture and traditional lifeways, who have continued our cultural practices throughout the written history of the state of California. With this lawsuit and War Dance, we continue our journey to ensure our basic quality of life and freedom to maintain our traditions and culture.\\n\\nWinnemem Wintu Tribe\\n14840 Bear Mountain Road, Redding, CA 96003\\n530-275-2737 Office 530-275-4193 Facsimile\\nwww.winnememwintu.us\\nwinnemem@msn.com\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090420T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090420T030000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000689 SUMMARY:Winnemem Tribal War Dance and March DESCRIPTION:Tribal War Dance and March Next Steps in Winnemem Wintu Tribe’s Journey to Justice Ceremonies Initiate Federal Lawsuit on behalf of Tribe. \\n\\nWho: The Winnemem Wintu Tribe, a traditional California Tribe. The Winnemem have been fighting for years to sustain their culture and address generations of broken promises by the federal government.\\n\\nWhat: War Dance, march and press conference from Sacramento River to the State Capitol.\\nWinnemem war dancers and tribal leaders will perform a traditional ceremonial War Dance next to the Sacramento River and will then march to the State Capitol building. The march and War Dance initiate the federal lawsuit the Tribe is filing, asking for compensation for damages done by federal land management policies, including the construction of the Shasta Dam.\\n\\nSchedule of events:\\n\\nSunday, April 19th: War Dance begins at 6:00 PM on Sacramento River at the site of the proposed California Indian Heritage Center, across the river from Discovery Park on the west side of the confluence of Sacramento and American Rivers: On Levee Road, off Marina Way from Lighthouse Dr, West Sacramento.\\n\\nMonday, April 20th: Ceremony and address by Tribal leaders. California Indian Heritage Center site, Levee Rd, West Sacramento \\n\\n10:00 AM March from Sacramento River to State Capitol, from Levee Road to Capitol\\n\\n12:00 to 1:00 PM Press Conference with Tribal leaders and community members State Capitol Location 27 West side of capitol building\\n\\nMore Information\\nThe Winnemem Wintu Tribe is filing a lawsuit against Department of The Interior; Department of Agriculture; United States Forest Service; Bureau of Reclamation; Bureau of Indian Affairs; Bureau of Land Management; Ken Salazar, Secretary of The Interior; Assistant Secretary for Water and Science; Assistant Secretary for Fish and Wildlife and Parks in The Department of Agriculture; and Tom Vilsack, Secretary of Agriculture asking for redress for decades of injustices and harm related to federal land management policies which have destroyed Winnemem cultural practices and sacred places.\\n\\nThe Winnemem began a journey to justice in 2004 with a War Dance at Shasta Dam. Today we continue that journey with another War Dance and this lawsuit. Our people are a traditional people, steeped in our culture and traditional lifeways, who have continued our cultural practices throughout the written history of the state of California. With this lawsuit and War Dance, we continue our journey to ensure our basic quality of life and freedom to maintain our traditions and culture.\\n\\nWinnemem Wintu Tribe\\n14840 Bear Mountain Road, Redding, CA 96003\\n530-275-2737 Office 530-275-4193 Facsimile\\nwww.winnememwintu.us\\nwinnemem@msn.com\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090420T170000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090420T200000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000700 SUMMARY:Hand Drum Making Workshops DESCRIPTION:Yo, Gilakas’la, my friends,\\n \\nGood news for those Stanford students who have prepaid for the cost of the materials: Drum making supplies have arrived. \\n \\nMy goal is to try and do a couple sessions so we can fit in whenever is best for people. Additionally, if next week doesn’t work for all, we can do a session the week following, or after.\\n \\nI’m excited for this!\\nSpencer CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090420T223000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090421T003000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000681 SUMMARY:SAIO Meeting DESCRIPTION:The Stanford American Indian Organization is the umbrella organization for the Native community. Everyone is welcome to attend and learn about issues of importance to the community as well as about upcoming cultural, educational and social events.\\n\\n\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090422T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090422T020000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000675 SUMMARY:Visiting Scholar Reception DESCRIPTION:The Center for Comparative Studies in Race & Ethnicity is hosting a reception for Anthropology Faculty Candidate, Circe Sturm. She is currently a professor at the University of Oklahoma. She is doing very interesting work in Native American Studies--issues related to Native identity, especially blood quantum--and we invite you to join us in welcoming her and perhaps learning more about her work. \\n\\nPlease see flyer for more details, and RSVP to Tracy Holmes (tcholmes@stanford) if interested.\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090421T233000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090422T003000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000686 SUMMARY:Stanford Powwow Postering Day DESCRIPTION:Hey Natives,\\n\\nStick around right after the meeting or come whenever you can. I will be in the NACC the whole time to help send you on your way with posters, tape and a destination. It could be a simple as taking a few posters back to your dorm.\\n\\nWhere we need to go:\\nPretty much everywhere (except Toyon, EAST and Naranja).\\n--Dorms, the Quad, White Plaza, Medical and Science areas, Random Bollards, Treehouse, etc.\\n--Even though it's late, we'll find way into places=)\\n\\nWe need to recruit volunteers to Poster Campus, Palo Alto and the surrounding areas with Powwow posters over 2 days last year (~16 ppl for the Off-Campus day, don't know how many for the On-Campus day). \\n\\n\\nthe tentative time is 11am to 1-2pm. We will probably meet at Muwekma and have some donuts to give us energy and also a lunch after we are done. I have a minivan but we may a few others with vehicles so we can spread out.\\n\\nHere is a link at doodle to sign up. http://doodle.com/e424pkdc3txq7wcb. If you could put your e-mail in the palce for the name then I can contact you with further details. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090422T020500Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090422T040500Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000693 SUMMARY:Bob Sam, Tlingit Raven Storyteller DESCRIPTION:Bob Sam, Tlingit Storyteller from Alaska will be on campus to tell Raven Stories.\\n\\nA part of last month's Tlingit-Haida constituency visiting the Cantor Art Center on NAGPRA business last month, Bob Sam was intrigued by the Stanford Powwow's Raven Dancer image on this year's poster. \\n\\nHe expressed interest in coming back to Stanford to share Raven Stories with us. This is especially exciting considering a Raven dancer is going to be featured at Powwow this year!\\n\\nWe're really excited to have Bob Sam return to Campus to tell us stories. After we showed him our poster for POWWOW and told him we would be featuring a RAVEN DANCER this year, he offered to come back and TELL US STORIES!!! This is a great opportunity to hear about folklore of our fellow Alaskan Natives as well as get in the Powwow Spirit (18 days away!). You have 2 opportunities to meet/hear him. He will be hanging out at Muwekma for dinner and then will be telling stories at 7pm. Then, in case you can't come at 7, he'll rollin on over to Naranja for Round 2 at 9:30pm.\\n\\nHe came all the way from Alaska, so PLEASE come out :) \\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090423T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090423T033000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000701 SUMMARY:Hand Drum Making Workshops DESCRIPTION:Yo, Gilakas’la, my friends,\\n \\nGood news for those Stanford students who have prepaid for the cost of the materials: Drum making supplies have arrived. \\n \\nMy goal is to try and do a couple sessions so we can fit in whenever is best for people. Additionally, if next week doesn’t work for all, we can do a session the week following, or after.\\n \\nI’m excited for this!\\nSpencer CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090422T173000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090422T193000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000705 SUMMARY:Bob Sam, Tlingit Raven Storyteller DESCRIPTION:Bob Sam, Tlingit Storyteller from Alaska will be on campus to tell Raven Stories.\\n\\nA part of last month's Tlingit-Haida constituency visiting the Cantor Art Center on NAGPRA business last month, Bob Sam was intrigued by the Stanford Powwow's Raven Dancer image on this year's poster. \\n\\nHe expressed interest in coming back to Stanford to share Raven Stories with us. This is especially exciting considering a Raven dancer is going to be featured at Powwow this year!\\n\\nWe're really excited to have Bob Sam return to Campus to tell us stories. After we showed him our poster for POWWOW and told him we would be featuring a RAVEN DANCER this year, he offered to come back and TELL US STORIES!!! This is a great opportunity to hear about folklore of our fellow Alaskan Natives as well as get in the Powwow Spirit (18 days away!). You have 2 opportunities to meet/hear him. He will be hanging out at Muwekma for dinner and then will be telling stories at 7pm. Then, in case you can't come at 7, he'll rollin on over to Naranja for Round 2 at 9:30pm.\\n\\nHe came all the way from Alaska, so PLEASE come out :) \\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090423T043000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090423T060000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000707 SUMMARY:Lu'au Dance Rehearsal DESCRIPTION:Aloha everyone,\\n\\nLuau is less than 2 weeks away!.....To make sure we are ready, we will be having midweek and weekend rehearsals up until the day of luau next week Saturday...Get excited....Y'ALL ARE GONNA BE AMAZING!!!!!!\\n\\nThe schedule for this week will be as follows:\\n\\nTuesday\\n- 6-7pm "Open rehearsal/ office hours"-- feel free to come in to the NACC (library or undergrad room) whenever you are free and ask questions/ learn the dances or steps that you may have missed-- I'll be there during this time to help anyone who walks in! :o)\\n- 7-8pm Samoan (boys and girls)\\n- 8-9pm Kahiko (boys and girls)\\n\\nWednesday\\n- 6-7pm Tahitian (girls only), Kahiko/Samoan (boys only)\\n*boys and girls will be practicing at the same time\\n- 7-8 pm Auana (girls only)\\n\\nThursday\\n- 4-6 pm Office hours at the NACC\\n- 6-6:30 pm kahiko (everyone)\\n- 6:30-7 pm samoan (everyone)\\n- 7-8 pm Coreography, Show outline, Review of all dances (everyone)\\n- 8- 8:15ish pm Tahitian (girls only)\\n\\nSaturday\\n- 10-11:30 am Kahiko (everyone)\\n- 11:30- 12 noon Samoan (everyone)\\n- 12- 12:30 pm Tahitian (girls only)\\n- 12:30-12:45 Auana (girls only)\\n* we may also be measuring/ making costumes during this time \\n\\n*GIRLS- If you are dancing the Samoan number, you will need to find a plain black T-shirt to perform in. Please let us know if you have any problems getting a hold of one. \\n\\nKeep a look out for additional emails regarding flyering times, tabling sign ups, costume workshops, and more. We may need to make slight changes to the schedule to arrange for practice places, etc. Just in case, keep a look out for more emails! Thanks so much everyone for your hard work and support! We love you all! \\n\\nMuch Mahalos,\\nda luau chairs\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090423T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090423T030000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000561 SUMMARY:SAW/First Gen Panel DESCRIPTION:SAW/First Gen Panel CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090423T190000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090423T200000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000562 SUMMARY:SAW/Native Social DESCRIPTION:Come enjoy refreshments and good company with the American Indian, Alaska Native, and Native Hawaiian Community. Everyone is welcome. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090424T043000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090424T060000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000643 SUMMARY:Admit Weekend DESCRIPTION:Hi Community!\\n Sometime in the very near future, we will be sending out acceptance e-mails and packets to another record number of incredible Native students. So get excited, and help us convince them to come to Stanford! There are lots of ways to help in the coming weeks, here are the highlights:\\n \\nAdmit Buddies\\nLast year we paired our admitted students with a current student from their tribe/community/hometown/academic interest. It gives the admits a personal connection to campus, hopefully meaning they won’t want to go anywhere else!\\n \\nIf you would be interested in being paired with an “Admit Buddy” (or a couple); e-mail me back with:\\n \\nYour Name\\nTribe/Community\\nHometown (city, state)\\nMajor\\n \\nI will pair you with an admitted student (or two), and the only expectation is a introductory email and an offer to answer any questions they might have. This pairing can carry over to Admit Weekend room hosting (if you are a frosh or sophomore), or even Big/Lil Sibs next year, but only if you want to.\\n \\nPhone-a-thon\\nThe Regular Decision phone-a-thon is next Monday(6th) and Tuesday (7th) from 5-8 pm at the Admission office. Look for an e-mail from Holly with more information on how to sign up. Remember when you got a call from a Stanford student? Now it’s your turn to give back!\\n \\nPacific Islander Students\\nI need at least 1 Pacific Islander (Samoan, Tongan, Chamorro, you know!) who would be willing to reach out to our admitted Pac Islander kids to let them know they are welcome in our community and invited to all our admit weekend events. We’ve admitted a bunch, and I’d love to see more of ya’ll on campus!\\n \\nFinally,\\n \\nAdmit Weekend\\nApril 23-25th. Look for more e-mails very soon with details about our community events!\\n \\nPlease let me know if you have any questions, be on the lookout for more info, and Email me if you want an Admit Buddy! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090423 DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20090424T070000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000708 SUMMARY:Lu'au Dance Rehearsal DESCRIPTION:Aloha everyone,\\n\\nLuau is less than 2 weeks away!.....To make sure we are ready, we will be having midweek and weekend rehearsals up until the day of luau next week Saturday...Get excited....Y'ALL ARE GONNA BE AMAZING!!!!!!\\n\\nThe schedule for this week will be as follows:\\n\\nTuesday\\n- 6-7pm "Open rehearsal/ office hours"-- feel free to come in to the NACC (library or undergrad room) whenever you are free and ask questions/ learn the dances or steps that you may have missed-- I'll be there during this time to help anyone who walks in! :o)\\n- 7-8pm Samoan (boys and girls)\\n- 8-9pm Kahiko (boys and girls)\\n\\nWednesday\\n- 6-7pm Tahitian (girls only), Kahiko/Samoan (boys only)\\n*boys and girls will be practicing at the same time\\n- 7-8 pm Auana (girls only)\\n\\nThursday\\n- 4-6 pm Office hours at the NACC\\n- 6-6:30 pm kahiko (everyone)\\n- 6:30-7 pm samoan (everyone)\\n- 7-8 pm Coreography, Show outline, Review of all dances (everyone)\\n- 8- 8:15ish pm Tahitian (girls only)\\n\\nSaturday\\n- 10-11:30 am Kahiko (everyone)\\n- 11:30- 12 noon Samoan (everyone)\\n- 12- 12:30 pm Tahitian (girls only)\\n- 12:30-12:45 Auana (girls only)\\n* we may also be measuring/ making costumes during this time \\n\\n*GIRLS- If you are dancing the Samoan number, you will need to find a plain black T-shirt to perform in. Please let us know if you have any problems getting a hold of one. \\n\\nKeep a look out for additional emails regarding flyering times, tabling sign ups, costume workshops, and more. We may need to make slight changes to the schedule to arrange for practice places, etc. Just in case, keep a look out for more emails! Thanks so much everyone for your hard work and support! We love you all! \\n\\nMuch Mahalos,\\nda luau chairs\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090423T230000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090424T030000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000712 SUMMARY:SAW/Activities Fair DESCRIPTION:The Profros r Here\\n& word on the street is there's a bunch of natives \\nscoping out what we are all about\\nPLEASE COME OUT & \\nHELP SHOW THEM ALL THE STUFF WE HAVE 2 OFFER\\nSAIO will also be tabling at the ACTIVITIES FAIR\\nThursday, White Plaza, 11-1\\nIf anyone is interested in answering some questions,\\npassin out some info & candy\\n& showin the ProFros why our native orgs are AMAZING\\nGET @ ME WITH TIMES YOU ARE AVAILABLE\\n10:30-11, 11-11:30, 11:30-12, 12-12:30, 12:30-1(& take down)\\n Swing thru, say what's up, hang out & rep for our native orgs!\\ntsediya <3 E\\nPS- DONT FORGET OTHER OPPS 2 MEET THE PROFROS =)\\nMUWEKMA ICE CREAM SOCIAL 9:30 2nite!!! B THERE! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090423T180000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090423T200000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000563 SUMMARY:SAW/Native Welcome DESCRIPTION:The Native American Cultural Center (NACC) is the home base of the Native community. Come check out the center, meet community members, and hear from a panel of current students and staff. Refreshments will be served. Everyone is welcome. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090425T001500Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090425T014500Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000704 SUMMARY:Hawai'i Club Social for Admits! DESCRIPTION:The Stanford Hawai'i Club (hosts of the Annual Lu'au) are planning a small gathering for 'Hawai'i Admits'!. Everyone is welcome!! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090425T043000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090425T060000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000564 SUMMARY:SAW/PamCake Breakfast DESCRIPTION:his is not a typo. Come find out why! The American Indian Staff Forum will serve breakfast for Admits and current students. Drop by on your way to Saturday events. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090425T170000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090425T183000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000709 SUMMARY:Lu'au Dance Rehearsal DESCRIPTION:Aloha everyone,\\n\\nLuau is less than 2 weeks away!.....To make sure we are ready, we will be having midweek and weekend rehearsals up until the day of luau next week Saturday...Get excited....Y'ALL ARE GONNA BE AMAZING!!!!!!\\n\\nThe schedule for this week will be as follows:\\n\\nTuesday\\n- 6-7pm "Open rehearsal/ office hours"-- feel free to come in to the NACC (library or undergrad room) whenever you are free and ask questions/ learn the dances or steps that you may have missed-- I'll be there during this time to help anyone who walks in! :o)\\n- 7-8pm Samoan (boys and girls)\\n- 8-9pm Kahiko (boys and girls)\\n\\nWednesday\\n- 6-7pm Tahitian (girls only), Kahiko/Samoan (boys only)\\n*boys and girls will be practicing at the same time\\n- 7-8 pm Auana (girls only)\\n\\nThursday\\n- 4-6 pm Office hours at the NACC\\n- 6-6:30 pm kahiko (everyone)\\n- 6:30-7 pm samoan (everyone)\\n- 7-8 pm Coreography, Show outline, Review of all dances (everyone)\\n- 8- 8:15ish pm Tahitian (girls only)\\n\\nSaturday\\n- 10-11:30 am Kahiko (everyone)\\n- 11:30- 12 noon Samoan (everyone)\\n- 12- 12:30 pm Tahitian (girls only)\\n- 12:30-12:45 Auana (girls only)\\n* we may also be measuring/ making costumes during this time \\n\\n*GIRLS- If you are dancing the Samoan number, you will need to find a plain black T-shirt to perform in. Please let us know if you have any problems getting a hold of one. \\n\\nKeep a look out for additional emails regarding flyering times, tabling sign ups, costume workshops, and more. We may need to make slight changes to the schedule to arrange for practice places, etc. Just in case, keep a look out for more emails! Thanks so much everyone for your hard work and support! We love you all! \\n\\nMuch Mahalos,\\nda luau chairs\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090425T170000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090425T194500Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000713 SUMMARY:'Aiha'A Practice DESCRIPTION:'Aiha'A Practice CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090426 DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000710 SUMMARY:Lu'au Dance Rehearsal DESCRIPTION:Aloha Everyone...\\n\\nJUST A REMINDER!!!....Please don't forget about luau practice tonight from 8-10pm (EVERYONE!!!) :o) We are all super excited and very grateful for all of your help and support...Luau is only 4 days away!...\\n\\nREHEARSALS, PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE.....If you could please, please try and make it to the rehearsals this week...or let us know if you can't be there...we really need to know the final count of our performers in order to set the line ups and settle the coreogrpahy. So, please please try to be at rehearsals this week (especially Friday, as we will be doing stage blocking then...another email will be sent out with the set time of that rehearsal....we're waiting on food preparation times) and if, for some reason, you cannot make it to a rehearsal but are planning to dance...please email khoching@stanford.edu so we still make sure to put you in the line up!!!\\n\\nCOSTUMES!!!!....We will be handing out costumes at Wednesday and Thursday's rehearsals...so it's really important that as many people are there as possible!!!\\n\\nALRIGHT......Practice your motions, make sure you know your dances, tell you friends about luau, send emails, sell tickets, put up flyers and....GET EXCITED because STANFORD LUAU 2009 IS GONNA ROCK!!! \\n\\nTHANKS THANKS THANKS for all of your help!!!!\\n~Da Luau Chairs CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090429T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173212Z DTEND:20090429T040000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000706 SUMMARY:Lu'au Dance Rehearsal DESCRIPTION:Aloha everyone,\\n\\nLuau is less than 2 weeks away!.....To make sure we are ready, we will be having midweek and weekend rehearsals up until the day of luau next week Saturday...Get excited....Y'ALL ARE GONNA BE AMAZING!!!!!!\\n\\nThe schedule for this week will be as follows:\\n\\nTuesday\\n- 6-7pm "Open rehearsal/ office hours"-- feel free to come in to the NACC (library or undergrad room) whenever you are free and ask questions/ learn the dances or steps that you may have missed-- I'll be there during this time to help anyone who walks in! :o)\\n- 7-8pm Samoan (boys and girls)\\n- 8-9pm Kahiko (boys and girls)\\n\\nWednesday\\n- 6-7pm Tahitian (girls only), Kahiko/Samoan (boys only)\\n*boys and girls will be practicing at the same time\\n- 7-8 pm Auana (girls only)\\n\\nThursday\\n- 4-6 pm Office hours at the NACC\\n- 6-6:30 pm kahiko (everyone)\\n- 6:30-7 pm samoan (everyone)\\n- 7-8 pm Coreography, Show outline, Review of all dances (everyone)\\n- 8- 8:15ish pm Tahitian (girls only)\\n\\nSaturday\\n- 10-11:30 am Kahiko (everyone)\\n- 11:30- 12 noon Samoan (everyone)\\n- 12- 12:30 pm Tahitian (girls only)\\n- 12:30-12:45 Auana (girls only)\\n* we may also be measuring/ making costumes during this time \\n\\n*GIRLS- If you are dancing the Samoan number, you will need to find a plain black T-shirt to perform in. Please let us know if you have any problems getting a hold of one. \\n\\nKeep a look out for additional emails regarding flyering times, tabling sign ups, costume workshops, and more. We may need to make slight changes to the schedule to arrange for practice places, etc. Just in case, keep a look out for more emails! Thanks so much everyone for your hard work and support! We love you all! \\n\\nMuch Mahalos,\\nda luau chairs\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090430T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173213Z DTEND:20090430T030000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000711 SUMMARY:Lu'au Dance Rehearsal DESCRIPTION:Aloha everyone,\\n\\nLuau is less than 2 weeks away!.....To make sure we are ready, we will be having midweek and weekend rehearsals up until the day of luau next week Saturday...Get excited....Y'ALL ARE GONNA BE AMAZING!!!!!!\\n\\nThe schedule for this week will be as follows:\\n\\nTuesday\\n- 6-7pm "Open rehearsal/ office hours"-- feel free to come in to the NACC (library or undergrad room) whenever you are free and ask questions/ learn the dances or steps that you may have missed-- I'll be there during this time to help anyone who walks in! :o)\\n- 7-8pm Samoan (boys and girls)\\n- 8-9pm Kahiko (boys and girls)\\n\\nWednesday\\n- 6-7pm Tahitian (girls only), Kahiko/Samoan (boys only)\\n*boys and girls will be practicing at the same time\\n- 7-8 pm Auana (girls only)\\n\\nThursday\\n- 4-6 pm Office hours at the NACC\\n- 6-6:30 pm kahiko (everyone)\\n- 6:30-7 pm samoan (everyone)\\n- 7-8 pm Coreography, Show outline, Review of all dances (everyone)\\n- 8- 8:15ish pm Tahitian (girls only)\\n\\nSaturday\\n- 10-11:30 am Kahiko (everyone)\\n- 11:30- 12 noon Samoan (everyone)\\n- 12- 12:30 pm Tahitian (girls only)\\n- 12:30-12:45 Auana (girls only)\\n* we may also be measuring/ making costumes during this time \\n\\n*GIRLS- If you are dancing the Samoan number, you will need to find a plain black T-shirt to perform in. Please let us know if you have any problems getting a hold of one. \\n\\nKeep a look out for additional emails regarding flyering times, tabling sign ups, costume workshops, and more. We may need to make slight changes to the schedule to arrange for practice places, etc. Just in case, keep a look out for more emails! Thanks so much everyone for your hard work and support! We love you all! \\n\\nMuch Mahalos,\\nda luau chairs\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090430T230000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173213Z DTEND:20090501T031500Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000577 SUMMARY:28th Annual Stanford Hawai'i Club Luau DESCRIPTION:The Hawai'i Club presents...\\n\\nPupukahi i Holomua\\n"Unite to Move Forward"\\n\\nStanford Lu'au 2009\\n\\nPlease come and show your support: it's the biggest event the Hawai'i Club puts on all year!\\n\\nnosced 'em, go get 'em,\\nhawai'i club lu'au chairs oh nine CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090502T190000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173213Z DTEND:20090502T220000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000632 SUMMARY:25th Annual California Indian Market and Peace Powwow DESCRIPTION:25th Annual California Indian Market & Peace Powwow--Celebrating World Cultures and Cinco De Mayo.\\n\\nMission San Juan Bautista - Second Street Lot\\nFine Arts & Crafts, Dancers, Drums, Native Food.\\nFamily-oriented, sobriety, public educational benefit. Donation benefits Peace Vision 501c.3 Youth Art Projects\\n \\nMore info:\\nKanyon Sayers- Opening Blessing Song\\nCalifornia Indian Dancers, All Nations Drum and singers,\\n Medicine Warrior Dance Troupe, \\nChildren's Honoring Earth Round Dance. \\nResplendent Xipe Totec Aztec Dancers and Drum. \\nNative foods: Indian Tacos, Fry Bread, etc. \\n\\nSponsor: One Earth One People.org -Laynee Reyna, Director www.peacevision.net (831) 623-4771. \\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090502T170000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173213Z DTEND:20090503T020000Z RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20090503T170000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000649 SUMMARY:San Jose City College Powwow DESCRIPTION:Well here it is the long awaited CORE Pow Wow calendar.\\n\\nApril 4th DQU Deed Day Pow Wow, Davis CA\\nApril 11, 2009 37th Annual UC Davis Contest Powwow, Davis, CA\\nApril 18, 2009 6th Annual Livermore Pow Wow, Livermore, CA\\nApril 19, 2009 11th Annual Modesto Junior College Intertribal Pow Wow, Modesto, CA \\nMay 2, 2009 San Jose City College Football Stadium, San Jose, CA\\nMay 2, 2009 University of California Berkeley Powwow 2009 Berkeley, CA \\nMay 8-10 2009 Stanford!!! Woo Hoooo!\\nMay 23-24 2009 13th Annual Oroville Pow Wow, Oroville CA\\nJune 12 - 14, 2009 Table Mtn Casino PW Friant, CA \\n\\nAlso we are thinking of scheduling CORE on Friday AM 9ish-12. Barring any scheduling conflicts. This may give others a chance to attend. I will probably be busy pow wowing on the weekends. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090502 DTSTAMP:20091127T173213Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000654 SUMMARY:UC Berkeley Powwow DESCRIPTION:Well here it is the long awaited CORE Pow Wow calendar.\\n\\nApril 4th DQU Deed Day Pow Wow, Davis CA\\nApril 11, 2009 37th Annual UC Davis Contest Powwow, Davis, CA\\nApril 18, 2009 6th Annual Livermore Pow Wow, Livermore, CA\\nApril 19, 2009 11th Annual Modesto Junior College Intertribal Pow Wow, Modesto, CA \\nMay 2, 2009 San Jose City College Football Stadium, San Jose, CA\\nMay 2, 2009 University of California Berkeley Powwow 2009 Berkeley, CA \\nMay 8-10 2009 Stanford!!! Woo Hoooo!\\nMay 23-24 2009 13th Annual Oroville Pow Wow, Oroville CA\\nJune 12 - 14, 2009 Table Mtn Casino PW Friant, CA \\n\\nAlso we are thinking of scheduling CORE on Friday AM 9ish-12. Barring any scheduling conflicts. This may give others a chance to attend. I will probably be busy pow wowing on the weekends. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090502 DTSTAMP:20091127T173213Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000694 SUMMARY:Cherokee Nation Nor Cal Picnic DESCRIPTION:Osiyo nigada,\\n\\nThe Cherokee Nation's annual Northern California picnic is coming up on Sunday, May 3rd (flyer attached and more info below). I'll definitely be going, so as always, let me know if you want to go too and we can carpool. This is a really great opportunity to meet our tribal leaders and other local Cherokees, as well as to reconnect with Cherokee culture. I'm also particularly looking forward to the youth choir after we've been singing along with their CDs for so many years. :)\\n\\nWado, \\nKatie\\n\\n------------------------\\n\\nCherokee Nation Northern California Picnic - Sunday, May 3, 2009\\n\\n10 a.m. -- Program\\nInvocation\\nStar Spangled Banner, Cherokee National Youth Choir\\nIntroductions\\nState of the Nation, Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chad Smith\\nCherokee Nation Deputy Principal Chief Joe Grayson, Jr.\\nCherokee Nation Tribal Council\\nCherokee National Youth Choir\\n\\n11 a.m. -- Stickball\\n\\n11:30 a.m. -- Marbles\\n\\n12 p.m. -- Lunch is Served\\nHog Fry: Pork, beans, and fy bread\\n\\n1 p.m. -- Concurrent Activities\\nInformation booths/tables including: registration, voting information and general information regarding Cherokee Nation programs. There will also be Cherokee arts and crafts: baskets, pinch pots, and cornhusk dolls. Miss Cherokee will be conducting storytelling. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090503T170000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173213Z DTEND:20090503T210000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000715 SUMMARY:SNAGS Meeting DESCRIPTION:Hey everyone,\\n There will be a meeting of the Stanford Native American Graduate Students next week Monday, May 4th, at the 750 Pub in the Graduate Community Center at 6pm to prepare for our role in Powwow. For the last four-ish years (and beyond that I think) the graduate students have been preparing and serving the Elder's Dinner on Saturday night. This constitutes about a four-hour time commitment but people come late/leave early/etc. We need to finalize the menu so food can be ordered and get people together to help prep food. See you all then!\\n\\nmatt CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090505T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173213Z DTEND:20090505T023000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000716 SUMMARY:CCSRE Quarterly Lunch DESCRIPTION:Mark your calendar for the CCSRE Quarterly Luncheon!\\n\\nWhen: Monday, May 4 at 12:00\\nWhere: CCSRE Conference Room\\nWho: YOU\\n\\nLunch featuring:\\nGaye Theresa Johnson, Dept. of Black Studies at UC Santa Barbara and Visiting Fellow in CCSRE\\nhttp://www.blackstudies.ucsb.edu/people/johnson.html\\n\\nLunch Topics for Discussion:\\n"Race, Gender and Real Life! Bringing Theory and the Real World into Conversation"\\n\\nAt this CCSRE quarterly luncheon Gaye would like to talk about:\\n"where academia meets real life, i.e., where common sense/experiential knowledge meets scholarly inquiry. I'm particularly interested in having a discussion about race and gender, but I figure the topic is broad enough that we can go many places. I can also bring a couple of examples (media examples)to jump-start the discussion."\\n\\nLunch is provided. RSVPs are needed. Email miowak@stanford or stay tuned for another email with RSVP link!\\nThank you!\\nHolly Miowak Stebing\\nNative American Studies '09\\nCCSRE Peer Mentor\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090504T190000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173213Z DTEND:20090504T200000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000682 SUMMARY:SAIO Meeting DESCRIPTION:The Stanford American Indian Organization is the umbrella organization for the Native community. Everyone is welcome to attend and learn about issues of importance to the community as well as about upcoming cultural, educational and social events.\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090506T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173213Z DTEND:20090506T020000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000717 SUMMARY:CCSRE Cupcakes and Conversation DESCRIPTION:Cupcakes and Conversation:\\nWednesday, May 6 at 3:30\\n\\nWhere: CCSRE Conference Room Building 360 Room 361J\\n\\nTopic for Discussion: "Families, Sugar Plantation Workers, Medicine, and Asian Settler Colonialism in Hawai'i."\\n\\nDiscussion lead by: Jean Kim, History and Asian American Studies at Dartmouth and Visiting Fellow in CCSRE\\nhttp://www.dartmouth.edu/~history/faculty/jkim.html\\n\\nRSVP appreciated! \\nhttp://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=K2_2bsZUrJHvYFu9vMJpDxtA_3d_3d\\ n\\nSee you there!\\nHolly Miowak Stebing\\nNative American Studies '09\\nCCSRE Peer Mentor CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090506T223000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173213Z DTEND:20090506T233000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000590 SUMMARY:38th Stanford Powwow DESCRIPTION:38th Stanford Powwow CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090508 DTSTAMP:20091127T173213Z RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20090510T070000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000719 SUMMARY:Powwow Celebratory Dinner DESCRIPTION:Committee Dinner / Quick Debrief / Co-Chair Election / Photo Sharing\\nCATERED AT NACC\\n\\n\\nIf this date absolutely doesn't work for you, let us know. We've already moved it once from our original plans and we hope this will work for the majority of you.\\n\\n\\nOther Dates to Keep in Mind:\\n\\n1. FRY BREAD and T-SHIRT SALE - Wed, May 20th, 11am-1pm\\n\\n2. FORMAL DEBRIEFING MEETING w/ SUDPS, StEMS, Leon Chief Elk, Stanford Staff, Newly Elected Co-Chairs, etc - Wed, May 27th, Noon-1pm (unless Leon or Jon H need nighttime accommodations)\\n\\n(3. A PROBABLE 2ND T-SHIRT SALE TO CLEAR OUT SOME EXCESS MERCHANDISE AND MAKE MORE $$ FOR POWWOW! - TBD)\\n_______________________________________________ CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090516T003000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173213Z DTEND:20090516T020000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000722 SUMMARY:Skybroken Live on Muwekma Lawn! DESCRIPTION:SKYBREAKER LIVE ON MUWEKMA LAWN!!! Saturday, May 16th @ 9PM\\n\\nOn your way to the cowabunga party for some reason? Or more likely heading over to phi psychedelic? Well...head over a little earlier to get skybroken! Everyone should come out cause it'll be rockin. So be there!\\n\\nAfter Muwekma-Tah-Ruk's Special Dinner... CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090517T040000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173213Z DTEND:20090517T050000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000723 SUMMARY:Hui o Hawai'i End of the Year BBQ DESCRIPTION:Hui o Hawai'i presents...the 'a hui hou, it's time to go' end of the year BBQ. come join us in celebrating the end of the year, voting in our new core, and eating some 'ono food! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090517T233000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173213Z DTEND:20090518T023000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000724 SUMMARY:Hui BBQ DESCRIPTION:Hui o Hawai'i presents...\\n\\nthe "a hui hou, it's time to go"\\nend of the year BBQ\\n\\nAs the sun sets on another year, we'd like to invite you all to join us in celebrating, there will be 'ono food (chili, shoyu chicken, rice, spam musubi malasadas and more...), and we will be voting in next year's alaka'i (core). Come eat, some sing, come talk stories come relax. See you on Sunday!\\n\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090517T233000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173213Z DTEND:20090518T010000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000683 SUMMARY:SAIO Meeting DESCRIPTION:The Stanford American Indian Organization is the umbrella organization for the Native community. Everyone is welcome to attend and learn about issues of importance to the community as well as about upcoming cultural, educational and social events.\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090520T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173213Z DTEND:20090520T020000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000725 SUMMARY:Town Hall Meeting DESCRIPTION:Aloha everyone,\\n \\n \\nIn response to a number of concerns that have recently been raised in our community surrounding issues of cultural sensitivity, stereotyping, and campus party themes, leaders from Hui o Hawai’i, the Hawai’i Club, and SAIO, will be hosting a Town Hall Meeting, tomorrow (Thursday) evening at 8:00PM at the Native American Cultural Center. The purpose of this Town Hall Meeting is to inform everyone about the history of these kinds of issues here at Stanford, to update everyone on the current issues regarding campus party themes and what actions are currently being taken, and to provide a space for open discussion about these issues within our communities.\\n \\nThese are very important issues, and they affect all of our communities, beyond just Stanford. We encourage everyone to join us to engage in this discussion and to voice your concerns.\\n \\n \\nE holomua kakou,\\n \\nLeon J. No'eau Peralto\\nStanford University - Class of 2010\\nCo-Chair - Hui o Hawai'i\\nHouse Manager - Muwekma-Tah-Ruk\\nLibrary/Archive Assistant - Native American Cultural Center CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090522T030000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173213Z DTEND:20090522T040000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000720 SUMMARY:Powwow Frybread and T-Shirt Sale!! DESCRIPTION:Committee Dinner / Quick Debrief / Co-Chair Election / Photo Sharing\\nCATERED AT NACC\\n\\n\\nIf this date absolutely doesn't work for you, let us know. We've already moved it once from our original plans and we hope this will work for the majority of you.\\n\\n\\nOther Dates to Keep in Mind:\\n\\n1. FRY BREAD and T-SHIRT SALE - Wed, May 20th, 11am-1pm\\n\\n2. FORMAL DEBRIEFING MEETING w/ SUDPS, StEMS, Leon Chief Elk, Stanford Staff, Newly Elected Co-Chairs, etc - Wed, May 27th, Noon-1pm (unless Leon or Jon H need nighttime accommodations)\\n\\n(3. A PROBABLE 2ND T-SHIRT SALE TO CLEAR OUT SOME EXCESS MERCHANDISE AND MAKE MORE $$ FOR POWWOW! - TBD)\\n_______________________________________________ CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090522T180000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173213Z DTEND:20090522T200000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000655 SUMMARY:Oroville Powwow DESCRIPTION:Well here it is the long awaited CORE Pow Wow calendar.\\n\\nApril 4th DQU Deed Day Pow Wow, Davis CA\\nApril 11, 2009 37th Annual UC Davis Contest Powwow, Davis, CA\\nApril 18, 2009 6th Annual Livermore Pow Wow, Livermore, CA\\nApril 19, 2009 11th Annual Modesto Junior College Intertribal Pow Wow, Modesto, CA \\nMay 2, 2009 San Jose City College Football Stadium, San Jose, CA\\nMay 2, 2009 University of California Berkeley Powwow 2009 Berkeley, CA \\nMay 8-10 2009 Stanford!!! Woo Hoooo!\\nMay 23-24 2009 13th Annual Oroville Pow Wow, Oroville CA\\nJune 12 - 14, 2009 Table Mtn Casino PW Friant, CA \\n\\nAlso we are thinking of scheduling CORE on Friday AM 9ish-12. Barring any scheduling conflicts. This may give others a chance to attend. I will probably be busy pow wowing on the weekends. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090523 DTSTAMP:20091127T173213Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000718 SUMMARY:SAIO Goes to the Beach! DESCRIPTION:Attention Native Stanford Students!\\n\\nFor those who were wondering about more detailed plans, we are leaving for Half Moon Bay on Saturday at noon. We will meet at the NACC and all head out from there. Food will be provided, but if you have anything that will be fun on the beach (frisbees, footballs, etc.), please bring it!!! We will stay for a few hours, and probably head back around 4 pm. But, if people want to leave earlier/later, you can negotiate with your driver.\\n\\nHere is the list of people currently signed up to go to beach trip on Saturday:\\n\\nDarwin Yellowhair\\nBen Jensen\\nHoku Ching (Driving)\\nTonia Waldner\\nVeronica Lane\\nVananda Yazzie\\nJoe Cartwright (Driving)\\nWayva Waterman? (Driving?)\\nJenna Hailey\\nLauren Smith\\nLaci Davis\\nRachel Lum Ho\\n...and me! (Driving)\\n\\nIf you are still signed up and aren't planning on going anymore, or if you want to go and haven't signed up yet, email me asap!\\n\\nHeidi Trenholm\\nStanford University | Class of 2011\\nB.A. Candidate in Human Biology\\nheidimgt@stanford.edu CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090523T190000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173213Z DTEND:20090523T220000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000653 SUMMARY:Oroville Powwow DESCRIPTION:Well here it is the long awaited CORE Pow Wow calendar.\\n\\nApril 4th DQU Deed Day Pow Wow, Davis CA\\nApril 11, 2009 37th Annual UC Davis Contest Powwow, Davis, CA\\nApril 18, 2009 6th Annual Livermore Pow Wow, Livermore, CA\\nApril 19, 2009 11th Annual Modesto Junior College Intertribal Pow Wow, Modesto, CA \\nMay 2, 2009 San Jose City College Football Stadium, San Jose, CA\\nMay 2, 2009 University of California Berkeley Powwow 2009 Berkeley, CA \\nMay 8-10 2009 Stanford!!! Woo Hoooo!\\nMay 23-24 2009 13th Annual Oroville Pow Wow, Oroville CA\\nJune 12 - 14, 2009 Table Mtn Casino PW Friant, CA \\n\\nAlso we are thinking of scheduling CORE on Friday AM 9ish-12. Barring any scheduling conflicts. This may give others a chance to attend. I will probably be busy pow wowing on the weekends. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090524 DTSTAMP:20091127T173213Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000727 SUMMARY:Memorial Day Holiday DESCRIPTION:No Classes. Stanford Closed for Business. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090525 DTSTAMP:20091127T173213Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000728 SUMMARY:Cultural Sensitivity Demonstration DESCRIPTION:Aloha community,\\n \\nStereotypes and misrepresentations of our peoples have been a constant and on-going struggle that our communities have faced. These stereotypes and misrepresentations are constantly reinforced and perpetuated by mascots, caricatures, party themes, and costumes that have become so common throughout America, as well as here on our Stanford campus, and they have detrimental impacts on our communities socially, mentally, and politically. We listened to the concerns and ideas shared at our Town Hall meeting last week, and we have decided that we need to educate others and spread awareness about these important issues that impact our comminities, with the intention of putting a stop to these kinds of misrepresentations all together.\\n \\nPlease come out tomorrow (Tuesday May 26), at 12:00, noon, in White Plaza. We will be holding a demonstration to spread awareness about these issues. Wear whatever you feel represents you and/or your culture, whether it be traditional regalia or the clothes you where everyday. Meet at the Native American Cultural Center at 11:30 AM to make signs. Our signs will relay our message clearly: We Are Not Your Mascot, We Are Not Your Party Theme, We Are Not Your Costume, We Are Human Beings. Our demonstration will be in solidarity with the American Indian Movement – West’s protests this week Monday through Wednesday against mascots and racism in sports, held in San Francisco at the SF Giants games against the Atlanta “Braves.” (See more info below)\\n \\nPlease come out, and invite anyone else who is interested and concerned. This is a very important issue, and it needs to be addressed.\\n \\n \\nMahalo nui for your continued support,\\nLeaders of Hui o Hawai’i and SAIO\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090526T190000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173213Z DTEND:20090526T200000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000721 SUMMARY:Powwow Formal Debriefing DESCRIPTION:Committee Dinner / Quick Debrief / Co-Chair Election / Photo Sharing\\nCATERED AT NACC\\n\\n\\nIf this date absolutely doesn't work for you, let us know. We've already moved it once from our original plans and we hope this will work for the majority of you.\\n\\n\\nOther Dates to Keep in Mind:\\n\\n1. FRY BREAD and T-SHIRT SALE - Wed, May 20th, 11am-1pm\\n\\n2. FORMAL DEBRIEFING MEETING w/ SUDPS, StEMS, Leon Chief Elk, Stanford Staff, Newly Elected Co-Chairs, etc - Wed, May 27th, Noon-1pm (unless Leon or Jon H need nighttime accommodations)\\n\\n(3. A PROBABLE 2ND T-SHIRT SALE TO CLEAR OUT SOME EXCESS MERCHANDISE AND MAKE MORE $$ FOR POWWOW! - TBD)\\n_______________________________________________ CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090528T003000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173213Z DTEND:20090528T020000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000714 SUMMARY:Hand Drum Making Workshop DESCRIPTION:We’re still on for drum making on Wednesday. I think there may be some extra materials, as there are people who ordered drum making supplies who have not responded to me.\\n \\nAlso, I’ve had a little schedule thing come up. I have a job chat with someone at 1:30 on Wed. So, here’s my question: can you all make it either before 1:10pm, or after 2:30? If so, that would be awesome. Please let me know either way.\\n \\nBest,\\nSpencer\\n \\n\\nHi All,\\n \\nApologies for emailing those who have already made drums…\\n \\nI know there are a number of you out there who have not yet been able to make your drum. I’d like to propose next Wed as an option. I am willing to be at the Center from 10:30am until 4:30pm to lead a workshop.\\n \\nUnfortunately, this will be my last chance to lead one, as the end of the quarter is getting crazy here at the GSB. Please let me know in the next day or two if you can make it or can’t. I can be a bit flexible on time by starting earlier on Wed, but 4:30 has to be a hard stop for me.\\n \\nBest, \\nSpencer\\n \\n\\nHi Friends,\\n \\nUnfortunately, there weren’t enough folks who could make it on Friday to make drums. How do people feel about next week or the following week? Evenings are out for me, sadly, but Mondays, Weds, and Fridays are pretty open, as are Tues/Thurs in the mornings.\\n\\nBest,\\nSpencer\\n \\n\\nYo, Gilakas’la, my friends,\\n \\nGood news for those Stanford students who have prepaid for the cost of the materials: Drum making supplies have arrived. \\n \\nBest,\\nSpencer\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090527T173000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173213Z DTEND:20090527T233000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000726 SUMMARY:ASSU Town Hall DESCRIPTION:Hi Everyone,\\n\\nWe want to let you know about an upcoming Town Hall event focusing on the\\nbudget cuts. Vice Provosts Warner, Bravman and Boardman will make short\\npresentations and will then take student questions. We hope that providing a\\nforum for students to speak with these decision-makers will help address\\nstudent concerns about transparency in the budget cut process. We've\\nincluded the details and an agenda below. We hope that you are able to\\nattend, and we'd love it if you could encourage others to come as well. \\n\\nDate: Wednesday, May 27th\\nTime: 5pm\\nLocation: Old Union, room 200\\n\\n5:10 - 5:30 - VP Warner ~20 minute presentation on overall budget/state of\\nthe university.\\n\\n5:30 - 5:40 - VP Boardman ~10 minute presentation on VPSA\\n\\n5:40 - 5:50 - VP Bravman ~10 minute presentation on VPUE\\n\\n5:50 - 6:30 - Q&A\\n\\nSincerely,\\nDavid and Jay CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090528T000000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173213Z DTEND:20090528T013000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000730 SUMMARY:Native DESCRIPTION:Native CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090528 DTSTAMP:20091127T173213Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000639 SUMMARY:2009 Electric Powwow DESCRIPTION:arch 11, 2009\\nNative American Health Center, Inc.\\n \\n \\nCall for Performers\\n2009 Electric Powwow\\n \\nThe 2009 Electric Powwow will take place on Friday, May 29th at the Friendship House Great Hall in San Francisco. The Electric Powwow is a community talent show that features performances by some of the most gifted Native American performing artists in the San Francisco Bay area. Proceeds from the event benefit the Native American Health Center (NAHC) Scholarship Fund and the Friendship House Booster Club.\\n \\nWe are currently accepting applications for soloist and ensemble performances for this year’s event. Performances can include singing, dancing, spoken word, comedy, and other contemporary and American Indian traditional performing arts. NAHC staff, clients and members of the bay area American Indian community are encouraged to audition.\\n \\nIn order to participate, all soloists and ensembles must complete a Call for Performers application and a Performance Agreement - which are available on our website at http://www.nativehealth.org/news.html?aid=31 - and attend one of the audition sessions. Auditions are scheduled to take place at the Native American Health Center in Oakland on Thursday, April 23rd at 6pm and at the Friendship House in San Francisco on Friday, April 24th at 6pm.\\n \\nThe 2009 Electric Powwow will be held at the Friendship House Great Hall in San Francisco, located at 56 Julian Ave. (in the Mission neighborhood between 14th and 15th).\\nTickets can be purchased online at:\\nhttp://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/60024\\nor at the door.\\n \\nTickets go on sale April 1st and ticket prices are $10.00 for general seating and $25.00 for VIP seating.\\n \\nTo reserve an audition spot, or for more information on the Electric Powwow, contact D’Shane Barnett at 510-747-3033 or by email at DShaneB@nativehealth.org. CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090529 DTSTAMP:20091127T173213Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000729 SUMMARY:Native Community Re-Grouping Retreat DESCRIPTION:Native Community Re-Grouping Retreat\\nYear End Update, Leadership Transition and Planning for 2009-10\\n1:00-3:00, FRIDAY, May 29\\nNative American Cultural Center, 524 Lasuen Mall\\n\\n\\nHello Everyone,\\n\\nPlease mark your calendar and plan to join us on Friday afternoon from 1:00-3:00. Please plan to gather at the Center--outgoing and incoming officers, Native student organization reps, NACC Student Staff, House Staff, etc. Let's catch up, talk budget...and then plan ahead for the fall!\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090529T200000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173213Z DTEND:20090529T220000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000671 SUMMARY:Muwekma-Tah-Ruk 20th Anniversary DESCRIPTION:The Native American Theme House celebrates its 20th Anniversary on the Row as the "House of the People" with dinner and programming!! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090530T230000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173213Z DTEND:20090531T020000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000684 SUMMARY:SAIO Meeting DESCRIPTION:The Stanford American Indian Organization is the umbrella organization for the Native community. Everyone is welcome to attend and learn about issues of importance to the community as well as about upcoming cultural, educational and social events.\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090603T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173213Z DTEND:20090603T020000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000731 SUMMARY:Native Graduation Dinner and Award Presentations DESCRIPTION:A pre-Commencement celebration of our graduating students completing their undergraduate, graduate and professional degrees!\\n\\nThe indigenous Muwekma Ohlone Tribe will prepare the delicious dinner before the presentations. Tickets ($10 per person) are available at the door.\\n\\nEveryone is invited to attend! CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090613 DTSTAMP:20091127T173213Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000732 SUMMARY: World Peace and Prayer Day DESCRIPTION:Wolakota!\\n\\nGreetings Relatives.\\n\\nArvol Looking Horse, 19th Generation Keeper of the Sacred White Buffalo Calf Pipe and organizer of the global World Peace and Prayer Day, will be in the San Francisco Bay Area June 18 - 21 to participate in several events and ceremonies. The events are listed below with links containing additional information:\\n\\n1) A conference titled "Actioning Brilliance" in San Francisco Thursday - Sunday June 18-21, organized by Humanity Unites Brilliance (HUB) at which Arvol is the special guest. They will do a benefit for Arvol's Wolakota Foundation on Thursday, June 18, at 8 pm at the Palace Hotel in San Francisco with a special line up of performers including Rickie Bryars and Faith Rivera, Steve McCarty of the Steve Miller Band, Freddie Ravel, Christine Stevens and more. Conference and Benefit admission charges are listed on their website.\\n\\n2) Arvol’s annual free public ceremony for World Peace and Prayer Day is Father's Day, and the summer solstice, Sunday, June 21 at 11 am, to be held at the Yerba Buena Gardens (on Mission between 4th and 5th Streets) in San Francisco, before American Indian Contemporay Arts and Yerba Buena Arts and Events' annual Native Contemporary Arts Festival from 12 noon - 3 pm. The free event includes a performers' line up with l frank, California Traditional Pomo Dancers, Tchiya Amet and the Lighthouse Band, Good Shield, Jeremy Good Feather and Pura Fe, Medicine Warriors Dancers and All Nations Drum. (For more info on vendors, performers contact janeenantoine@mac.com).\\n\\n3) Arvol will attend a comunity gathering of prayer for Sacred Sites at IFH to be held Sunday, June 21 from 3 pm -9 pm at 523 International Blvd. in Oakland. \\n\\nAdditional information on these events is also on the AICA Calendar . There may also be other events organized related to Arvol's visit which will also be posted on the calendar site.\\n\\n\\nI am writing to the community to solicit your help and input in the following areas. \\n\\n1) Arvol is working to raise funds for the Wolakota Foundation and is available for speaking enagements June 18-20. Please contact me if you know any venues close to San Francisco Bay Area where he might do a presentation and raise funds.\\n2) Any and all contributions to help cover their travel expenses are greatly appreciated and can be made to them in person at the events above. These are tax deductible contributions.\\n\\n3) Any free tickets for any entertainment activites (ie Great America, etc) from the period June 18-20 are also appreciated for Arvol and Paula's children who will be with them on this trip.\\n\\n4) Food contributions for the gathering at IFH are also welcome and appreciated.\\n\\n5) Your help in promoting these events is also appreciated and welcomed. Share with your email lists and if you have Bay Area press contacts that would be good as well. Arvol did a radio interview Wednesday on Bay Native Circle. The June 10 interview is archived on kpfa.org if you would like to hear him speak more on the World Peace and Prayer Day and his work.\\n\\nI hope you can help make this a special trip for Arvol and his family. We are honored to have him here in our community, especially for the significant World Peace and Prayer Day which he has conducted all over the world the past 12 years. Please let me know if you can help. Please feel free to share this email with others who may also be able to help. A full announcement of his trip suitable for general email circulation will be forwarded shortly as well. \\n\\nPelamiya!\\n\\njaneenantoine@mac.com\\n\\n CLASS:PUBLIC DTSTART:20090621T180000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T173213Z DTEND:20090621T220000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:WWW-STANFORD-EDU-DEPT-NACC-CGI-BIN-CALENDAR-__PUBLIC__-0000000733 SUMMARY:AIM-West Community Forum DESCRIPTION:AIM to hold SF Community Forum on Current Status of Peru, and Indigenous Peoples\\n\\nTuesday, July 7, 2009\\n\\nVeteran's War Memorial Building\\nThe American Legion Post #875\\n401 Van Ness Street (and McAlister)\\nSan Francisco, CA 94102-4587\\nJuly 1, 2009\\nFor Information: Antonio Gonzales\