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Neb. law school seeks more Indian students
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MONDAY, APRIL 14, 2003 With only two students of Native descent, the University of Nebraska College of Law is seeking to boost its Indian representation. The school's annual American Indian Education Forum is used to recruit students. This year, the forum included a panel on the Santee Sioux Tribe's casino fight, a local issue that school officials hope will draw Native interest. Get the Story:
Casino case helps recruit for law school (AP 4/14) Relevant Links:
University of Nebraska College of Law - http://www.unl.edu/lawcoll Related Stories:
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