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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2001

"My daughter can beat me up.

Well, technically speaking, that’s not entirely true. Technically, Liza is my STEP-daughter. But Indians rarely even bother giving that “STEP” part any importance. As far as I’m concerned she’s my daughter, and as far as she’s concerned I’m ... well ... that weird Indian guy her mom married. . ."

Get the Story:
Potter Column: Young artist kicks up trouble for step-dad (The Billings Gazette 10/6)

Relevant Links:
John Potter - http://hometown.aol.com/indinartist/jpotterhome.html

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John Potter: Why I Love Montana (8/21)
John Potter: My Honeymoon (8/13)
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John Potter: Ojibwes, The First People (7/16)
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John Potter: Conquering England (5/29)
John Potter: Selling Indian culture (5/21)
John Potter: In My Wellies (5/14)
John Potter: Going to England (5/7)
Crouching Potter, Hidden Flabbing (4/30)
John Potter: No John Potter (4/23)
John Potter: Going to California (4/16)
John Potter: California Blackouts (4/9)
John Potter Meets President Bush (4/2)
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