Indian Organization Unleashes Anti-Gorton Ads Ads Focus On Gorton’S Support Of Gold Mine Tue., Aug. 15, 2000
News > Nation/World Area Fires Keep Crews On Edge Local Boys Race To Lend A Hand Against Blaze North Of Hillyard Tue., Aug. 8, 2000
News > Nation/World Professors To Use Grant For Diversity Money Would Educate Students How To Relate To Diverse Communities Mon., Aug. 7, 2000
News > Nation/World Nez Perce Ride Into Past Tribe Reclaims Its Tradition With A New Breed Of Horse Sat., Aug. 5, 2000
Group Wants Tribal Languages In Schools Proposal Would Let Tribes Say Who Is Qualified To Teach Tue., Aug. 1, 2000
U.S. Census Consultant Has Great Form WSU Expert On Mail Surveys Helped Put Probing Questions In Comfortable Format Wed., July 26, 2000
King Center Touts Racial Diversity It’S Not Just For African Americans, Says Director, Who Hopes To Expand Tue., July 18, 2000
News > Nation/World Cubans Got Cold Comfort Spokane Was Brief Refuge For Those Fleeing Communism Mon., July 10, 2000
Monument Move Unearths Memories Indians See Little To Celebrate In Remembrance Of Horse Slaughter Fri., June 23, 2000
News > Nation/World The Bones Of A Dark Episode Marker On Slaughter Of Tribal Horses Moved To Be More Visible Thu., June 22, 2000
News > Nation/World Ethiopians And Eritreans Live Separate Lives Abroad ‘Little Tension’ Keeps Expatriates Apart In Spokane Sun., June 11, 2000
News > Nation/World Gay Pride March Will Turn Festive Gays, Lesbians To Celebrate Political Progress Mon., June 5, 2000
Stories Underline Foster Care Need With Many Spokane Kids Waiting For Homes, Agency Asks, ‘Got Room For One More?’ Sat., June 3, 2000
News > Nation/World Reports Of Hate Crimes On The Rise Spokane Police Chief Speaks At Regional Blacks In Government Conference Fri., June 2, 2000
News > Nation/World Wearing The Diversity Hat Visitors Out To Taste Local Culture, After A Fashion Fri., June 2, 2000
Little Shells Finally Recognized As Tribe Federal Decision To Give Members Access To Health, Educational Benefits Sat., May 27, 2000
Disability-Related Issues Top Complaint List Race Fourth-Most Common Reason Cited In Filings With County Human Rights Panel Fri., May 19, 2000
Black Rage Can Permeate Life, Professor Says Black Men Face High Prison Rates, Illiteracy, Constant Suspicion, Speaker From UW Says Thu., May 18, 2000
