Senator Price joined others at the capitol today in hearing a wonderful performance by 5th and 6th grade students from O’Neil Elementary School. The talented group goes by the name “Soundsational” and they certainly lived up to that today!
O'Neil Soundsational Group
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Noted American Indian journalist Dr. Charles Trimble (Oglala-Lakota) will present “The Ongoing Indian Wars: Old Issues, New Fronts” at 5:30 p.m., Tuesday, March 8, 2011 at the Nebraska History Museum, 15th & P Streets, Lincoln.
Founder of the American Indian Press Association and a former director of the National Congress of American Indians, Trimble has spent decades reporting about issues in “Indian Country.” The talk is open to the public free of charge, and is part of the “We the People: The Nebraska Viewpoint,” series. It is funded in part by the Nebraska Humanities Council with support from the Cooper Foundation and the Woods Charitable Fund, Inc through the Nebraska State Historical Society Foundation.
For more information: 402-471-4754 or www.nebraskahistory.org
“We the People”: The Nebraska Viewpoint” will includes lectures, community conversations, a special issue of Nebraska History magazine, an exhibition, and opportunities for citizens to record their stories and reflections now through 2011.
