High school students from the Navajo Nation and Farmington, New Mexico, participated in a cross-cultural exchange last week.
The Red Mesa High School on the reservation played host to 20 students from the Farmington High School debate team. The Farmington students received a lesson in Navajo traditions and then held a debate for the Red Mesa students.
Red Mesa extended the invitation because the school is planning to hold its own debate. Farmington's team is nationally recognized.
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Farmington students trade debate skills for Native tradition
(The Farmington Daily Times 2/28)
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High school students exchange culture, debate
Monday, February 28, 2005
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