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40th Anniversary of Wounded Knee 1973 - Informal Science Seminar & Concert

Empowering the Youth of the Lakota Nation
Informal Science Seminar and Concert
February 26, 2013 (Tues) - Porcupine SD

Honoring the Youth Concert Featuring: 

Michael Bucher (3 time Native American Music Award Winner)  |  RedSoul  |  The Margo Thunderbird Band  |  Vaugn Vargas  |  Scatter Their Own  |  folk singer Larry Long  |  World Class Northern Singing Champions: Midnite Express  |  World Renowned rock/blues band: Indigenous  |  and your MC's for the Concert Milo Yellow Hair & Dennis Banks  ...and many more. 

Schedule of Events

  • 1pm - 5pm: Informal Science Seminar @ Pahin Sinte College Center.
    Topics include: Math and Science Student Research, Environmental Issues in Lakota Land, Conservation Biology (Life of a Beaver)
  • 5pm: Traditional Feast @ Porcupine Clinic
  • 6:30pm - Doors Open @ Porcupine School. 
    Youth Information Booths, NASA-SEMAA StarLab, Little Shop of Physics
  • 7pm - 11pm: Concert @ Porcupine School. 

     

    For More Information: call 605-454-8425; 605-899-9238


Event Hosted by OLC AISES Chapter, Math & Science Dept, AIM Grassroots & Grand Governing Council

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