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University Of Oregon News Releases INDIAN boarding SCHOOL EXHIBIT OPENS AT NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM SEPT. 28 28, at the University of oregon Museum of Natural History, 1680 E. 15th Ave. http://comm.uoregon.edu/newsreleases/latest/sep99/P092199_2.html
Extractions: INDIAN BOARDING SCHOOL EXHIBIT OPENS AT NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM SEPT. 28 September 21, 1999 Contact Eliza Schmidkunz (541) 346-5083 or John R. Crosiar 346-3135 NOTE TO EDITORS : For additional background information about the Indian boarding school experience, see the sidebar story, "Indian Boarding Schools 1879/1999." EUGENE–Hear the words "boarding school" and what comes to mind? A place where wealthy parents send their children–ties and jackets, ivy covered walls, lonely kids. Exclusive, but alienating. "They Sacrificed For Our Survival," an exhibit of photographs and oral history exploring the Indian boarding school experience, opens Tuesday, Sept. 28, at the University of Oregon Museum of Natural History, 1680 E. 15th Ave. 5 p.m. six days a week, from Tuesday through Sunday. Admission is $2 for adults and $1 for children 12 and under, with museum members and UO faculty, staff and students admitted free. The boarding school exhibit, circulated by Exhibit Touring Services (ETS) at Eastern Washington University, is part of "Carrying the Song," a series of three related exhibitions on the survival of Native American cultures in the Pacific Northwest. The series runs through spring 2000 at the UO museum. "They Sacrificed For Our Survival" includes a November visit by anthropologist Tsianina Lomawaima, a noted author and professor of Native American studies at the University of Arizona. Sponsored by the Oregon Humanities Center, her Nov. 4—6 visit will include talks at the university, at South Eugene High School and at a museum event for students and families.
Encyclopedia Of North American Indians - - Chemawa Indian School is an offreservation boarding school located in oregon that serves tribes At the time of its founding in Forest Grove, oregon, the school offered http://college.hmco.com/history/readerscomp/naind/html/na_006400_chemawaindia.ht
Extractions: Entries Publication Data Advisory Board Maps ... World Civilizations Encyclopedia of North American Indians Established in February 1880 as the Training School for Indian Youth, the Chemawa school for Indians is an off-reservation boarding school located in Oregon that serves tribes throughout the Pacific Northwest and Alaska. At the time of its founding in Forest Grove, Oregon, the school offered Indians the opportunity to earn an education and assimilate into mainstream society. Over time, however, its primary goal became providing training in vocational skills that would serve graduates both on and off the reservation. Fire destroyed most of the original school in 1885, which prompted a move to a new location at Chemawa, Oregon, and the renaming of the facility. Students took an active role in rebuilding and caring for the school, and by 1922 enrollment had climbed to over one thousand students. In 1927, Chemawa became a fully accredited four-year high school. Chemawa's focus has changed in the past century. It began as a coercive and authoritarian institution, became vocationally oriented in the early twentieth century, and later tried to incorporate native traditions into a general academic curriculum. Though initially unpopular with native students, Chemawa has survived various attempts by the Bureau of Indian Affairs to close it, thanks mainly to the support of Northwest tribes who have taken pride in the school's accomplishments and for whom it assumed an important role in the education of their children.
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Boarding School Ghost - Castle Of Spirits.com Ghost Story mind are the ones that occured while attending boarding school in oregon. The school had an older site where the school used to be with a graveyard but http://www.castleofspirits.com/stories04/boardingschool.html
Extractions: BOARDING SCHOOL GHOST I have alot of stories that I believe involve ghosts but the ones that most stick out in my mind are the ones that occured while attending boarding school in Oregon. The school had an older site where the school used to be with a graveyard but had been closed down. It's been said that some of the schools' dorms had ghosts but I didn't listen too well to those stories until I started having my own experiences. Here are some of them. In my freshman year late one night my roommate and I were going to sleep, about five minutes after getting into bed we heard this noise, like paper crumbling towards the foot of the bunk bed, it wasn't that loud. When I first heard it I thought it was her and vice versa. As time went on the noise got louder and louder. I started to get scared because we didn't know where the noise was coming from as there was nothing at the foot of the bed. I suggested we start praying. The noise finally went away after that. The next morning we looked under the bed and on the floor but could not find where the noise from the previous night had been coming from. It became an almost nightly occurence. My roommate Gloria and I started to sleep together because we were so scared. We did not tell the matrons or anyone else. The noises finally went away. We were so glad. Since the noise had finally went away Gloria decided she was going to stay the night in her friends room but she said she would find someone to sleep in the room with me. The other girl went right to sleep upon getting in bed. I myself couldn't sleep I stayed awake for maybe 30 mins when I heard a knocking noise three times on this dresser beside me. It knocked four times and stopped when I started praying. After the noise stopped I opened the door to the hallway so I wouldn't be so scared when I layed back down I saw what appeared to be a dark shadow go by the door. I didn't want to wake the other girl so I ran out the door and down the hall to the matrons office but did not tell her about what had just happened. Since we already knew they did not believe the dorms to be haunted. The next day Gloria said she wouldn't stay the night anywhere else after that.
KATU 2 - Portland, Oregon PORTLAND The death of a girl in an American Indian boarding school is under The Chemawa Indian boarding School opened in 1880 as the Indian Industrial http://www.katu.com/salem/story.asp?ID=63057
Extractions: "Three Days at Crane” is not a definitive study, but rather a “snapshot” of student life in and around the school. And far from drawing conclusions, this program probably raises more questions than it answers. But it’s fascinating. It celebrates the character and personality of these kids. It’s an entertaining – and sometimes riveting – look at a cross-section of rural young people, a group of Oregonians that is virtually unknown to most urban folks. These are great kids, interesting kids, and their faces and words will stick with you long after this show is over.
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Shrillblog: Oregon Republicans Wish For A Republican President After all, it is not the union leaders who take the fall when a school fails. or able to pay to send their 15year-old to a private boarding school. http://shrillblog.blogspot.com/2004/10/oregon-republicans-wish-for-republican.ht
Extractions: What does this mean? BlogThis! The Offical Blog of the Ancient and Hermetic Order of the Shrill We've been waiting for you. Day by day it gets harder to ignore that whatever President Bush is, he's not a member of the old-school Republican party. Of course, mentioning that in public will get you kicked out of the GOP, but you can look forward to a new membership in the Order of the Shrill. New state GOP group supports Kerry The party has "been taken over by right-wing conservatives who don't represent the mainstream values of the American people anymore," he said in a statement. [...] Lee Coleman was a member of the state Republican Central Committee, the party's ruling body, until it became public in June that he would no longer support Bush. At that point, Coleman said, he was pressured to leave several Republican positions he held. Coleman once headed the Oregon affiliate of a group of gay Republicans, and he said his final break with the president came when Bush called for a constitutional amendment to ban same-sex marriage.
Heard Museum Remembering Our Indian School Days The boarding School Experience after seven months at school, Indian Training School, Forest Grove, oregon, ca. 1881 http://www.heard.org/show-exhibit.php?id=6
Assimilation's Agent - University Of Nebraska Press My Life as a Superintendent in the Indian boarding School System Statesman Journal (Salem, oregon). Assimilations Agent reveals the life and opinions http://www.nebraskapress.unl.edu/bookinfo/4552.html
Extractions: My Life as a Superintendent in the Indian Boarding School System By Edwin L. Chalcraft Edited and with an introduction by Cary C. Collins "Editor Collins provides a very comprehensive look not only at Chalcraft's memoir, but also in his introduction an illuminating, important overview of federal Indian education and assimilation policies. . . . Chalcraft's memoir . . . Adds a valuable voice to the historical discussion on the providence of federal Indian policy in general and, more specifically, federal programs intended to bring about complete cultural assimilation by way of education." CHOICE "This book, written with a great deal of grace, explains an enormous amount of what happened duirng that shameful time [of forced assimilation]. Collins' extensiveand heavily researchedintroduction offers a large amount of heretofore unavailable information. This is a book that illuminates and taps into the emotions. It will make you angry at timesnot at the book but at the tactics the government used in aid of an unsupportable cause." Statesman Journal (Salem, Oregon)
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News > BIA Student Struggles Familiar Ground For Anderson Today, he is headed to the Chemawa Indian School in oregon, another offreservation Drinking said rampant at BIA boarding school in Ore. (01/22) http://www.indianz.com/News/archive/000751.asp
Extractions: Search: News Indian Gaming In The Hoop Home News Headlines printer friendly version BIA student struggles familiar ground for Anderson Thursday, March 18, 2004 Bureau of Indian Affairs head Dave Anderson is making his first official visits to some of the schools his agency oversees this week in hopes of spreading a positive message to Native students. The visits are familiar territory for the new assistant secretary, who founded organization dedicated to helping Native youth develop leadership skills. "I want to impress upon them what I have learned: that positive thinking and health life choices can empower one to build a life based on hope for a better future," he said yesterday after his first meeting. Yesterday, Anderson went to the Sherman Indian High School in Riverside, California, an off-reservation boarding school with an enrollment of 643 students. Today, he is headed to the Chemawa Indian School in Oregon, another off-reservation boarding school with an enrollment of 318 in grades 9 through 12. The visits were timed with an education meeting that took place in San Diego but they come as the BIA is under intense scrutiny for the death of a student at Chemawa. Cindy Gilbert Sohappy, 16, died of alcohol poisoning after being placed in a holding cell by school staff. The FBI is investigating and members of Congress are trying to determine whether BIA policies played a role.
