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Potawatomi Pride: Synchro Swimmer Mary Killman Wins National Titles

Sam Laskaris

April 25, 2013

On April 13, Mary Killman, 22, led the solo synchronized swimming event at the U.S...

Honoring Their Culture and Heritage, Tribes Give Generously

Mark Fogarty

November 30, 2012

Amuyich. Potlatch. Yawa’. There are as many American Indian words for giving, or generosity of spirit, or the necessity of acting on your beliefs, as there are Indian languages...

Get Ready to Cheer on These Native Athletes at the 2012 London Olympics

ICTMN Staff

July 27, 2012

And so it begins...

College Football to Replace BCS with Four-Team Playoff

ICTMN Staff

June 27, 2012

College football has made a move that millions of fans have been clamoring for; they're going to a playoff system and scraping the Bowl Championship Series (BCS) format in two seas...

London-Bound: An Interview With Mary Killman, Olympic Synchronized Swimmer

Sam Laskaris

June 11, 2012

Mary Killman will fulfill a lifelong dream when she competes in the London Olympics this summer...

Another Big Game for Tennessee Quarterback Tyler Bray

ICTMN Staff

October 03, 2011

Tyler Bray , Citizen Potawatomi Nation, continues to impress in his sophomore year as starting quarterback for the Tennessee Volunteers...

FireLake Grand Casino Hosts Cage Fights for the Cure

ICTMN Staff

September 20, 2011

FireLake Grand Casino is delivering a powerful punch for a cause...

Citizen Potawatomi Nation's Tyler Bray Making Waves in College Football

ICTMN Staff

September 20, 2011

His Tennessee Volunteers may have just lost to their South Eastern Conference rivals Florida Gators 33-23, but quarterback Tyler Bray, Citizen Potawatomi Nation, did nothing in the...

Oklahoma Indians Guiding the Way for Land-into-Trust

S.E. Ruckman

June 21, 2011

Today, there are roughly 1,900 land-into-trust applications pending from among the 565 federally recognized Indian tribes, and the U.S...

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Potawatomi Pride: Synchro Swimmer Mary Killman Wins National Titles

Honoring Their Culture and Heritage, Tribes Give Generously

Get Ready to Cheer on These Native Athletes at the 2012 London Olympics

College Football to Replace BCS with Four-Team Playoff

London-Bound: An Interview With Mary Killman, Olympic Synchronized Swimmer

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