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NAME	DATE	COMMENT
Cecelia Christine Atchak	2/21/2005	Waqaa!! Cangacit! Hello! WHats Up Alaskans!
Charlene Joe	2/21/2005	Hey PPLS! What's crackalatin' up in you? Me just being bored and tryna do a assignment on Alaska but have NO idea what to do! I can't wait to graduate on may 13th, 2005! Friday the 13th!!! Well you all take goot care and GOD bless!!! Char Joe of Chevak :)
Donna	2/13/2005	This is a great find and resource to study Alaska natives. I lived in Alaska for 6 years and fell in love with the place and people while there. I miss the winters, summers, and flavor that the state offers all who come there. Now I teach in Texas and want my students to one day visit the Last Great Frontier or at least understand the greatness of the people there.
mugu 419 guy	2/10/2005	it is very important
Alan Asch	2/9/2005	Does anyone know the 'Maltsberger' family from Klawak or Ketchikan? I'm looking for family members or friends who might have known of them around the 40s' or 50s'. I was adopted into a white family 'outside' and am trying to find brothers or sisters. Great site, keep up the great work. Contact "Kaboodle@millertel.net"
Carl Cleveland	2/7/2005	I live in a small community of Quinhagak in southwest alaska. I am trying to find out the best way to document and perserve the small stories that elders have past down for generations before they are lost forever. I have heard a lot of interesting short stories about stone people in that I want to perserve and share to the world. I would appreciate any help on this subject. thank you
Holly	2/5/2005	I have been interested in your state and am doing a search about Alaska for a school project. I live in Delaware
Amy J. Carter	2/4/2005	John Washington is my great grandpa. My Ahnah Lucy W. Hadley is the oldest of 13 children of John & Martha Washington. They lived in Buckland.
Sanctuary Mission, Inc.	2/2/2005	We are sending Maurice Walker home to Hooper Bay. He will arrive in Bethel Wednesday Feb. 9 at approx 7:15PM Regards: B. Goldstein, Manager
Diana	1/31/2005	website is kind of useful for my ak studies project. thank you
Amelia Wilson (Angeson)	1/29/2005	I have never been to Alaska since birth but after seeing this website i know that i am not the only one that wants to go back to my Alaskan home. born in Dillingham, Alaska: an Aleutian
Amber	1/26/2005	Hey everyone, this website is pretty interesting, i really like it, hi everyone in Holy Cross, Anvik, Grayling, and of course Shageluk area, hey from me.
Jessica Lowe	1/26/2005	Hey..I'm Jessica I'm from Hooper Bay, Alaska I just wanted to say cool website. i seen a few people i know here, i wanted to say "WHAT'S UP TO MY PEOPLES"..i miss ya and love ya lots, take care, Peace Out!!!! *love* J.Lowe
ruthie	1/26/2005	i live in florida and am of gwitch'in heritage. i would love to go to alaska one day. where are the gwich'in nations located?
kendra komakhuk	1/22/2005	hey i just wanted to say hi.I go to school at MEHS on Sitka.Well peace out i have to go now.
Acacia	1/21/2005	Interesting site. :-) I took a class in Native American history in college, but we didn't cover much about Alaskan natives. I have always loved Alaska from afar. One day I hope I will get to visit. It is a long drive or plane ride from Detroit, Michigan, though. Take care!
Brenda Wisner	1/20/2005	I put my mother's aunt's name into a general search on Google and found her in the History of the Nome Public Schools Chapter VII. Lennie May Nerland served over 10 years during the 40's and 50's. I still have a Nome community cookbook that has lots of recipes for moose and salmon.
David Mogg	1/17/2005	William Mogg born 1857 married Mary Anne Amugaliak. He is my Great Great Uncle!! Love to all my distant cousins!
frank sosa	1/15/2005	hello to all the teacher specialy klatt elementary special hello to my sister sandy calderin.
Susan Kittick-Atos	1/10/2005	thank you for such an information, educational website, excellent help for my research paper. quyanaqpak
Henrietta Rivers	1/10/2005	This is all very interesting information on our Alaska History. Thank you so much for an bringing a come back on my history lessions when studying Alaska History in grade school.
Janice Hallmark	1/10/2005	I am trying to find Alaskan stories to use in a presentation on storytelling for Toastmasters. Does anybody have any other books that would be helpful?
Anna May Kasak Ferguson	1/10/2005	I am a very proud YUPIK woman and I am very pleased with the contents of Alaskool. I am hoping that young people from all over the world learn of the the cultures of Alaska and learn to respect the very reslient native people of the Great Land. Ernerculria from Togiak, Alaska...
Danica Clarion	1/5/2005	I Love the stories that have been submitted, especially because of the various cultures thanks for the sites! lol-I am a weirdo!-jk later playa hata
C. Wright	12/30/2004	I am looking for, and would love assistance finding, books or other media to help me learn the athabascan language.
FEKLA MARIE KOZEROFF	12/29/2004	I AM LOOKING FOR INFORMATION ON MY FAMILY. MY PARENTS ARE GEORGE KOZEROFF AND VALENTINA RUKOVISHNIKOFF WHO ARE FROM ST PAUL ISLAND. THEY WERE PART OF THE WORLD WAR II EVAULATION. MY MOTHER WAS TAKEN TO FUNTER BAY. I AM LOOKING FOR INFORMATION ON THE UNANGAN PEOPLES TRADITIONS, LANGUAGE, SONGS, DANCES AND CULTURE. I WAS BRON IN WRANGELL, ALASKA. I HAVE 9 BORTHERS AND SISTER AND THEY AGOPIA, ANASIA, SUSAN, PETER, JEANETTE, WALTER, FEKLA, STEVEN, SHIRLEY, GREGORY KOZEROFF. MY OLDER SISTERS AND BROTHER WERE BORN IN ST PAUL ISLAND, ALASKA. IS YOU HAVE ANY HISTROY ON MY FAMILY PLEASE NOTIFY ME BY E-MAIL OR BY PHONE 1-360-599-9316 OR AT WORK 1-360-966-7704. THANK YOU FEKLA AND FAMILY
vgeffe	12/21/2004	anyone intrested in my grandfather book The longest reindeer herder. can find it on the internet. chester seveck. send me a mesage tell what you think. I'm very proud to be an eskimo. taku!
Kristen Mayne	12/9/2004	Thanks for this website! I cannot wait to educate my class about the Alaskan Native Languages, this was a big help!quyanaq !
Steve Ongtooguk	12/7/2004	Hello Brother, Hope all is well, Happy Holidays! Drop me a line. All is well here in Denver.
John Sileo	12/3/2004	Regarding the backlash against racial comments made at the High School in Feb. '04, it sure is heartwarming to hear that the kid was punished for what he wrote. Think of all the billions of racial comments that are made throughout our country, especially the south where I live, that go unpunished or uncriticized. Thousands of times I have heard degrading racial remarks, even made them myself, thinking it was no big deal. But it is and I have learned my lesson. But mainstream society largely doesn't agree despite some efforts otherwise. For example, in the face of degrading racial comments towards Mexican's at my work, after 1.5 years of ignoring them, I made a stand against it even though the owner himself was making them. I was demoted, wrongly accused of lying, and fired because I wouldn't take $10,000 and sign a form agreeing not to sue the company, presumably for racial termination over racial discrimination. The owner fumed, he said, because I accused him of being a racists even though he made racial comments dozens of times in front of me. It's no big deal he insisted, sometimes it's true that Mexican's are stupid. If you make degrading racial comments, I told him, then you are degrading to other races, period. I don't think it is a coincidence that he had the same disillusionment about firing off rude racial comments being "no big deal" and not meaning you are, to some extent, racist. My previous disillusionment was his current disillusionment. You don't have to be a member of a racist organization or make powerfully abusive racial comments to be racist. But this disillusionment happens ALL THE TIME. I know, I am white. Soft racism is ugly beyond your imagination and I am happy to lose my job over fighting this issue. It is the least I should do to make up for all that I have said.
Desiree Ulroan	12/2/2004	Thank You Alaskool and John Pingayak for your helpful information that is used for my ANS research paper that I am writing on Subsistence here at UAF. Wonderful!! Hello to Chevak and those who know me. Send me a note at fsdau@uaf.edu
Shirley Coy	11/25/2004	Very nice website.
Dorothy Hotch Carter	11/24/2004	I was very impressed by the works of the elders who have worked hard for the future generation. My dad Steve Hotch was very active in helping our Native people to look to the future. This is very informative and can be used to teach the younger generation and generations to come.
Candice Davidson	11/18/2004	if anyone has stories or anything about Ellen Savage, My great grandmother. Please let me know. Cdavidson art hanover.k12.va.us thanks so much
Candice Davidson	11/18/2004	I'm glad i found this site. Ellen savage was my great grandmother. And will be missed. But with the language. I can help to teach my little girl. Keep up the good work.
K. Nick	11/15/2004	WOw, this website is pretty interesting. I love it! Holla!
J.Onalik	11/15/2004	This is an AwEsOmE site!~ Browsing through this website, i found the Inupiaq Dictionary which i thought was really cool...I'm tellin' ya, it works alright! I think it's really neat how people do this for us! Very thoughtful of them!...I enjoyed browsing and overlooking some things here, very interesting! Alrighty, I best be off, and for those of you who know me...Hello!~
Matilda Dayton	11/10/2004	Does anyone have knowledge of a John Washington from around Ambler? He was 1/2 eskimo and 1/2 athabascan. He lived in the early 1900 (I think).
David Graber	11/6/2004	Cheyenne and Crow music for children in Montana is our project. Can't find if anyone in Alaska is working on using culturally appropriate songs, games, language, etc. in early childhood and elem education. New research demonstrates importance of cultural foundations for learaning. I would like collaboration between Crow and Cheyenne and the Alaska nations. Anyone working on this?
richard	11/5/2004	Kewl site
GloriaJeanMoggakaJeannie	11/3/2004	Still circling! Does anyone know of a carver named Nunnuk, from?years?etc. I love reading from and about everyone from all over the state (s). This is a wonderful site! Thank you very much!
LDaney	11/3/2004	Waqaa! It's always good to see a website like this. I enjoyed seeing the akansagaq pictures. Quyana.
Marlene Hazel Gardner	10/25/2004	Waqaa! Greetings and Hello from Westerville, OH. In Christ's Love and wishing all of you all our prayers, Marc, Marlene, Dalen & Brendan Gardner & Heather M. Jack
Larry Grigsby	10/22/2004	Please contact me if you have any information or ideas thanks Larry twotanzers@worldnet.att.net
AWARD	10/22/2004	I DEY HERE OOOH KEEP OFF
Larry Grigsby	10/22/2004	People of Little Diomede I am trying to research: Ruth Stull and Mother Ruby Singuke. Maybe dating back to 1930's, 40's 50's. I have arifacts with their names on it. please help thanks.
Larry Grigsby	10/22/2004	People of Little Diomede I am trying to research: Ruth Stull and Mother Ruby Singuke. Maybe dating back to 1930's, 40's 50's. I have arifacts with their names on it. please help thanks.
Anne Paterson	10/22/2004	Sometimes when you teach, you do not know who learns. Stumbled across your site by chance.I am a teacher in Ohio. Your Project -chevak-The Cupik people humbled and healed me. Thanks so much for all the work that went into it.
Larry	10/22/2004	People of Little Diomede I am trying to research: Ruth Stull and Mother Ruby Singuke. Maybe dating back to 1930's, 40's 50's. I have arifacts with their names on it. please help thanks.
Larry Grigsby	10/22/2004	Please contact me if you have any information or ideas thanks Larry twotanzers@worldnet.att.net
Eileen Wally	10/19/2004	very infomative thank-you for our hard work
Annette Nick	10/11/2004	hi my name is annette and i think this site is pretty kewl!!!
Yeshe Wangpo	10/11/2004	This is a great site! Congratulations!
Dalen Ayuluk	10/8/2004	im back.whats going on out there my fellow natvies.out here in chevak it is cold.mighty boring during weekdays until ball season comes around.so whats any part of alaska doing.anybody! well i'll see you all later aight.!!!!!PEACE!!!!!
Susan Pleasant	10/7/2004	Thanks Sherry for giving me this address. Lotsa information on what we learned in school.
Virginia Anderson	10/6/2004	my native name is Ayanuq meaning walking stick and i am proud to say im NATIVE!!!
Michael Phillips	10/6/2004	Would like any information on the natives with the AK Territorial Guard, pitures, pathes, etc. for the Ak National Guard Museum Fund Inc. I'm the 176th Wing Historical Rep. (907) 249-1169
latisha long	10/1/2004	this is a cool website
Mike Miller	9/16/2004	What a great resource! I lived in Anchorage from age 8 to 13 in the early 70s and I still fondly remember watching native Alaskan-language educational programs on TV. Searching this site has brought back many pleasant memories of past friends and places, and The Great Land will always be in my heart. Thanks to the sponsors who make this place run!
Dalen Ayuluk	9/16/2004	wazzabi yall.this is one of the kewlest sites ive been to. just want to let all my friends know that i said hi.if ya know me.well wangkuk wii cillarrlianaraq ayuluk-agua,wii cevaramiungua,wii cugtun-am qaniryitua.piurrci
kim garcia	9/15/2004	i like the hunt site keep up the good work
Ramona	9/14/2004	I like looking through website, very awesome. :}
Jeff Lyon	9/11/2004	I've never been here before and i'm just checking it out...
jerry s. craft	9/3/2004	the illustrations of the men and their airplanes out on Adak and Amchitka during WW II were exceptional. They brought back fond memories of my later service on those two islands. Thank you for making them available.
Devon A. Mills	8/27/2004	Hi I'm from Sault Ste. Marie Ontario I was browsing around on this site and think that it is very cool and well done I've come across a lot of sites that havn't had any effort put into them but this site is great!
Matilda Dayton	8/25/2004	I enjoyed your site very much. Especially the pictures from early 1900. Keep up the good work. Ana' Basee
Matilda Dayton	8/25/2004	I enjoyed your site very much. Especially the pictures from early 1900. Keep up the good work. Ana' Basee
Matilda Dayton	8/25/2004	I enjoyed your site very much. Especially the pictures from early 1900. Keep up the good work. Ana' Basee
Christine Lozano	8/22/2004	I would like to learn more about the culture. I really like this web site. thanks
maggie	8/11/2004	i really like it when u type real slo...muhaha..i think this web page is awesome
maggie kaye	8/11/2004	saturday thro sunday, monday, monday thro sunday yo,maybe i'll love you one day, maybe we'll somday grow
Carolyn Fasel	8/3/2004	My mom lived at the Teller Mission for 3-4 years after the Brevig's, with her parents and two brothers (one brother was named Neelak Serawlook) about 1912 to 1916. She spoke Norwegian to her parents, English to the teacher, and Inupiak to her playmates. People made such a fuss about it when they went back to US mainland that she and her brother vowed never to speak it again. Too bad. She did sometimes refer to herself as "Wonga" when making out our chore lists.
Carolyn Fasel	8/3/2004	My mom lived at the Teller Mission for 3-4 years after the Brevig's, about 1912 to 1916. She spoke Norwegian to her parents, English to the teacher, and Inupiak to her playmates. People made such a fuss about it when they went back to US mainland that she and her brother vowed never to speak it again. Too bad. She did sometimes refer to herself as "Wonga" when making out our chore lists.
Linda Rosenoff	7/25/2004	Hello everyone. I am from Salt Lake City, Utah. I recently took a trip with my sister to Anchorage and met my cousins for the first time ( we being in our fifties and they in their seventies). It was so thrilling to view artifacts and the country. We hope to make to the Aleutiens next time. We hope to meet more relatives in the future and learn more about our native heritage in the coming years. Thank you for the website.
Jody Beemer	7/21/2004	I feel that your research was bias and very negative concerning Native American. We are not as ignorant as you think. In my family I have three sisters with masters degree and my daughter has a masters degree. We are more civilized than you think.
Mutsuhito Kikura	7/20/2004	Please change my name to Kay Johns.
Angela L	7/16/2004	Hello from Unalaska, Alaska! This is a great website!
John Patterk	7/13/2004	Takujatuvik nakujuq. Inupiaq font atturunasilaarapku, I'll come back and learn to use it. I am from Rankin Inlet, Nunavut-Canada. Piujuk tamana website.
Angie Fry	6/26/2004	I thought the "Founding of NANA" article to be very interesting! Thanks, I WILL be visiting this site again for more information on our beautiful culture, as I live very far away from Alaska.
Alethea McKee	6/21/2004	My mother, Edna Todhunter-Reynolds is in her last years of earth. I have asked her to teach me the language of her village and she is amazingly patient, as she painstakingly instructs me. She was born in Kiana and moved to Kotzebue when she was young. Her parents were Martha (Kapkuna) Hadley-Todhunter, her father was Charles Walter Todhunter. This website has been invaluable to me and has changed my life and has given my mother memories that she hasn't thought of in years. Thank you for helping keep the Eskimo Language alive!
Larry Lawes	6/19/2004	Most Helpful! Thank you!
Florence Nukusuk	6/16/2004	Waqaa! wii-Naparyarmiungua...well...hope y'all get good...Piurra
Betsy Dirks	6/16/2004	Aang, angaginas! I really like this website!
Ashley M	6/15/2004	Boozoo (Hello), Your website is informative, Miigwech!! (Thanks!!)
Jones	6/9/2004	This is one of the best websites there is.
Robert E. Magers CET	6/6/2004	Stopped at your island in 1943 while aboard uscg cutter clover. Had great tour of island. Vist each island each month for new photos. Am 80 years old and will never forget islands beauty.
Rory Schneeberger	6/2/2004	I cried. I laughed. I learned. Thank you for a wonderfully informative site. I'll be back often. Rory (Mrs. Peter) Schneeberger "Dr. Cheeseburger" Hoonah
Joseph Toman	5/29/2004	Basicly you and all Indian (US Corp groups) make me sick because you love the situation you are in you do not want sovereignty - you think you are sovereign because you suck on the tits of the US government your money cow. You don't have the gumption to set yourself individually free let alone your tribe. If you love your gov check of "no money" and love the situation you are in then you deserve what you have and the government you have. If you want to start understanding the situation you are in then write: Sharon C Smyth, c/o Po box 532, Kasilof Alaska, an Elder of the Gwich'in Dena'ina tribe of Alaska
Priscilla Rock	5/28/2004	I love your sight! Look forward to visiting it more often. TNX
MUGU MAN	5/26/2004	i like your site
Yvette Cross	5/25/2004	This is a valuable website! I use the stories and information in my High School Literature of the North class. I have developed some units and would love to know what other people have done. yc
Sherri Nayokpuk- SHH/OME	5/19/2004	Hello fellow Alaskans!!:) What a wonderful site to search! What got me was I forgot how to pronounce an 'Inupiaq' word so I did a search and FOUND IT! Anyways, I couldn't help but to recognize a familiar name here...Angnabooguk, my mother is related to Angnabooguk's from Wales, would be wonderful to find distant relations!!:) Also, for those of you seeking any Alaskan made arts and crafts you may contact me cuz I have connections!!;)
Cheryl O.	5/12/2004	This is cool. I never got to see the whole thing, but I got to see some of Wales' history. I used to live there in 03 but I moved. Well g2g bye!
chary, miami,fla. usa.	5/11/2004	saludos para sandy calderin y todas los maestros de klatt elementary school. thank you. me gusto mucho su web site
Sophie	5/4/2004	hi my name is Sophie and I was born in Fairbanks Alaska, but now I live in Maine. I'm 10 and i love to do a lot of stuff that you would do in Alaska, like icefish g2g buh bye
Cecelia Marie Szymanski	5/4/2004	I am a born Athabascan living in Washington State and I do so miss home. It is so nice to go to this web site and read of my homeland. I also send info to my children via email who are also out of state for a little while going to college. Thank you.
ACS	4/24/2004	Dear Alaskool: You are the source of my reunion with a wonderful lady I met in Nome many years ago. She was, and is, the love of my life. Quayana puk!
Mogg, Gloria aka Jeannie	4/12/2004	Thank you for a wonderful source of family, friends and relatives. Have gone full circle through you. Quyana! I'm originally from Nome, live in Fairbanks. Hello to all!
Piolinfax	4/10/2004	Qanuqpivich? Great website! I've greatly enjoyed the Iñupiaq phrasebook! Is anyone there interested in creating an interlinguistic encyclopedia in Iñupiaq? In en.wikipedia.org you can find the tools (and sooner or later the community enthusiasm to help) Qieibisilgitkikpie!
Lauren Nukusuk	4/9/2004	Hello.my name is Lauren Nukusuk.I am from Hooper Bay,Alaska.I am 13 years old.And i think that this website is awesome!!!!
Stephanie L. Baur	4/1/2004	This is a very wonderful sight for those looking for knowledge about our heritage. My native family is Sheakley. Thanks for this site.
Stephanie L. Baur	4/1/2004	This is a very wonderful sight for those looking for knowledge about our heritage. My native family is Sheakley. Thanks for this site.
charlotte-mae phelps	3/31/2004	I wished the James Wells story about Ipani Eskimos would never end. The Eskimos are on top of the world in every sense. My kindergarten students at P.S. 27 in Jersey City are studying Alaska, especially its people and culture for Co-Nect 2004. Thank you for allowing us access to this invaluable story. God willing, I shall visit Alaska soon and wish I could meet the natives in their daily living.
Lisa White	3/26/2004	Hi I was born in Fairbanks, 1961, my father was in the UAF. Does that make me a native?
Lisa White	3/26/2004	Hi I was born in Fairbanks, 1961, my father was in the UAF. Does that make me a native?
Frank E. Baines	3/14/2004	Hi everyone, was born in Ketchikan, AK, my dad was from Metlakatla, AK, my mother Velma Baines worked at the Mt. Edgecumbe SEARHC Hospital since I was a little one, I think she started working there about 1965, I am so proud of my mother and love her so much, she is the greatest and has helped so many with her work in the kitchen at the hospital! If you are there, say hello to her for me! Sincerely yours, Frank Baines, currently in Denver, CO area, taking some refresher courses in mechanics, 14 March '04
David J Ulroan	3/9/2004	HeY, all i gotta say is YUP, nice site. Its Helpful in My native class im taking here at UAA. talk to u all later! YUP I GOTTA GO!
Thomas Collingwood	3/8/2004	Riley & George here is my e mail: thomasacollingwood@yaho It's getting hot down here, almost 32*
Thomas	3/8/2004	George and Riley Scott, I forgot to give you my phone number, 770-4836. 70 days clean and sober! Nana here I come, I hope! I hope 2 get Red Dog so I can some up and see you and camp and be a good worker and assett to the community. You'll see.
gaurav	3/8/2004	hi, really nice information
Mutsuhito Kikura	3/7/2004	Dear the people who respect Mr. Frank Yasuda. When I was a student of elementary school, I had heard the Alaska story in radio, and I could not put up with my enthusiasm. Recently, I have purchased the book of the sotry by Mr. Jiro Nitta, and started to read. Best Wishes to the people in Beaver town. Mutsuhito Kikura
Cordella(Mendenhall)Burch	2/28/2004	Ahdiigah!!! to see something I've always thought of, and inupaiq dictionary:) Now, I can try and teach my children some lost words...Hi to all from the Northwest Arctic Borough area! Hope you all have a wonderful year with many more to come:)
Judi D. Walker	2/27/2004	Adey, My Gunha's. This is an outstanding info site. I enjoyed looking at all the 1959 CV pictures. Awesome. The other history sites were very informative and helpful. doh'gahdinh Thank You.
Peter Woof	2/21/2004	Interesting Website - was looking for articles about Alaskan Native Astronomy - any help, URLs?
Don Hoff Jr.	2/21/2004	Great website. Frank and Emma Williams were my Great Uncle and Aunty. My Indian name is Aan Kadax Tseen. I am Tongass Tribe member, Gaanax adi Clan, Yeil hit, Taan ta kwaan. I bearly remember this project with my Uncle and Aunty, but Thank you very much for documenting. They were special and important people of the Tongass Tribe.
Sandra Hoelscher	2/18/2004	Hey this is a kewl site....I'm from Hooper Bay and just wanted to say hi to my friends all over Alaska and if u wanna write to me my email address is sandra_hoelscher@mehs.us....buh bye and take kare!!
lilgurlie	2/18/2004	this is a great website. i m doing a reaserch paper and i found everything i need here…
Jessie	2/12/2004	I am a student taking a Native Sovereignty class at The Evergreen State College and I am doing a project on the Yup'ik language and how they have been able to hold on to it unlike so many other Native communities. I was wondering if anyone knows of any documentaries on the Yup'ik speaking communities of Alaska and where I could find that information, and perhaps obtain a copy, showing this to the class would be extremely helpful. Any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks in advance.
Nancy Marie Steuer	2/11/2004	I came to Alaska in 1976 from Michigan. My first home in Alaska was Sand Point, Alaska I got to know many many Alaska Native, Aleuts in the Aleut Region. This sight is AWESOME! I really enjoyed the pictures from the various Villages. Great website.
Mikko	2/7/2004	The Time published on September 22, 1997 James Walsh's article Unnatural Selection. Yet the eugenics program that authorized sterilizations of 'social undesirables', begun in 1935, continued long after the war, persisting until an agency that called itself chillingly the National Institute for Racial Hygiene died a quiet death in 1976. In postwar decades when Social Democratic Sweden considered itself a citadel of enlightenment and tolerance, the country was silently pursuing principles of racial purity long since discredited in most of the world. During those 41 years, some 60,000 Swedes were sterilized as misfits who did not meet the ideal of the blond, blue-eyed, intelligent Scandinavian.
cheryl hilmes	1/31/2004	I was hoping to find information about Native languages being taught in rural schools. I'd like to have research behind me when I address the possibility of Yup'ik or other Native languages being eliminated because of NCLB. I believe strongly that this language immersion MUST be kept, but I'm not sure what to tell others when they ask me why. Thanks for your help.
Gooch	1/27/2004	To Aaron Katzeek: Just a third party hello from Ross. Doing fine and keep up the good work.
Tonya Brown	1/23/2004	love the site thanks for providing the information and resources.
Colleen Yaari Kingeekuk	1/20/2004	Hi! I haven't look through all of the website yet but its nice to have it! Hello to all my RAHI buddies from 1986. Hope you all are doing good! Please email me and let me know how you're doing. God bless!
Frances McDonough	1/19/2004	I am a Court Appointed Special Advocate in Rhode Island for almost 15 years now. I have 12 cases that consist of 22 children that I oversee with an attorney acting in the capacity of a guardian ad litem. I enjoy my advocacy and feel that I do make a difference in the R.I. Family Court for the children.
Malabar	1/16/2004	Very nice website, very clear and instructive. I would like to visit you someday..... Wishes, Malabar
deannamarie hunt	1/7/2004	i like the site