If you want to learn how to behave at pow-wows, look to Mary Wyatt, a member of the Oneida Nation of Wisconsin.
In preparation for the 51st annual Chicago Powwow, Wyatt and her children presented the
"How to Powwow" course at a museum in Chicago. Attendees learned about pow-wow etiquette and tribal history and culture.
The Chicago American Indian Center, the nation's largest urban Indian center, sponsors the three-day pow-wow with $18,000 in prizes.
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Novices shown `how to powwow'
(The Chicago Tribune 11/11)
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American Indian Center - http://www.aic-chicago.org
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Oneida woman offers training in 'How to Powwow'
Thursday, November 11, 2004
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