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Harvard hosting constitutional conference
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TUESDAY, APRIL 23, 2002 Harvard University in Massachusetts is playing host to a tribal constitutional reform conference in May.
The gathering is being held by the Harvard Project on American Indian Economic Development. A number of tribes will attend the two-day session to focus on changing their governance structures.
Ben Cloud, a legislator for the Crow Tribe of Montana, plans to attend. His tribe has been in a number of legal disputes over recent changes to its constitution. Get the Story:Crow legislator heads to Harvard (The Washington Post 4/23) Relevant Links:
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