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Navajo students write book
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MONDAY, MAY 20, 2002 Navajo students in New Mexico have written a bilingual book on the Long Walk. The second- through fifth-graders authored, illustrated and researched material on the journey heir ancestors were forced to make by the U.S. Army. Copies of their work can be ordered through Roselyn B. Sandoval, Bluffview Elementary, at (505) 598-8603. Get the Story:
Young bilingual writers see efforts published (The Farmington Daily-Times 5/20)
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