Spring 2003, Volume 18, Number 2

Leadership
Twenty Under 30: Emerging Leaders in Indian Country
by Nicole Adams
The accomplishments of twenty emerging leaders in Indian Country are highlighted.

How Native American Success and Leadership is Cultivated at the Corporate Level: A Native American Employee Perspective
by Sandra One Feather
Guidelines for succeeding in the corporate world.

Four Components of Corporate Leadership
by Bob Moffat
Criteria for successful corporate leadership.

LifeSkills Center for Leadership Produces Healthy Role Models
by Jennifer Boschert
Empowering Native Americans to become strong leaders.

Marathon Resolution
by Barbara Sorensen
Marathon running helps Duane Smith, Navajo, stay focused and healthy in an urban environment.

Tackling the Law and Raising the Issues Summer Program Prepares Students
by Mary Bowannie
The Pre-Law Summer Institute prepares Native American and Alaska Natives to succeed in law school.

American Indians of Colorado Night
by Nicole Adams
The Denver Nuggets pro basketball team honor the local Native community.

Health and the Environment
Native Americans in Physical Therapy
by Jane Westberg
Three Native American physical therapists share their stories and advice.

Diet and Exercise Delay Diabetes
By adopting healthy diet and exercise habits, individuals can do a great deal to lower the risk of diabetes.

Education
Students Bring Native Texts To Life
by James W. Parins
At the Sequoyah Research Center, students make Native texts available to readers.

Books & Resources
The Road to Hell: Rabbit Proof Fence
Reviewed by Bear Christensen
Rabbit Proof Fence tells the true story of three young Aborigine girls.

Evolution, Creationism, and Other Modern Myths: A Book by Vine Deloria, Jr.
Reviewed by Richard Simonelli

Departments
Guest Editorial
Into the Wind
Employment Classifieds
News from AISES
Books and Resources
Spring Advertisers
The Last Word