Wind River
By Santee Ross, University of Montana
War stricken countries have 20 more years of life expectancy; the unemployment rate is estimated at 80 percent and almost half of the high school students’ dropout. These daily realities are nothing new to people on the Wind River reservation—hell any reservation.
By Santee Ross, University of Montana
As the new generation trades childhood games like hopscotch for Facebook, Wyoming Indian High School hosted an all day seminar on September 8th, according to a story in the Sept. 15 edition of the Wind River News. Middle and high school students who attend any of the four schools within the Wind River Reservation, in west central Wyoming, sat through a presentation that addressed many issues, one including the dangers of cyberland.
