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SEPTEMBER 18, 2000 Who wasn't at Schemitzun, the ninth annual powwow of the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation? Everyone from Winona LaDuke to drum groups to dancers to spectators from all over attended the four day event, which ended yesterday. Get the Story:
Native Americans make a joyful noise at Schemitzun (The New London Day 9/16) Related Stories:
LaDuke shakes it at Schemitzun (The Talking Circle 9/15)
LaDuke a guest at Pequot pow-wow (Arts and Entertainment 9/12) Relevant Links:
Schemitzun - foxwoods.com/schemitzun2000/index.html
Schemitzun draws many
Facebook TwitterSEPTEMBER 18, 2000 Who wasn't at Schemitzun, the ninth annual powwow of the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation? Everyone from Winona LaDuke to drum groups to dancers to spectators from all over attended the four day event, which ended yesterday. Get the Story:
Native Americans make a joyful noise at Schemitzun (The New London Day 9/16) Related Stories:
LaDuke shakes it at Schemitzun (The Talking Circle 9/15)
LaDuke a guest at Pequot pow-wow (Arts and Entertainment 9/12) Relevant Links:
Schemitzun - foxwoods.com/schemitzun2000/index.html
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