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• Wisdom for the Ages

  By Brianna Reed, Madison Weingust, Markus Altaha, Bradley Shreve| Tribal College Journal Verified When we come to a pinenut place we talk to the ground and the mountain and everything. We ask to feel good and strong. We ask for cool breeze to sleep at night. The pinenuts belong to the mountain so we ask the mountain for some of its pinenuts to take home and eat,” explained Wuzzie George (Northern Paiute). She continued: “The water is the mountain’s juice. It comes out of the mountain, so we ask the mountain for some of its juice to make us feel good and happy.

  By Brianna Reed, Madison Weingust, Markus Altaha, Bradley Shreve · Tribal College Journal

  Feb. 21, 2025

• Wisdom for the Ages

  By Brianna Reed, Madison Weingust, Markus Altaha, Bradley Shreve| Tribal College Journal Verified “You marvel at his ability to weave layered questions meant to second-guess, to erode at a credibility that has scarcely had a chance to establish itself in the ninety days since arriving to this polished pinnacle of the publishing world.”

  By Brianna Reed, Madison Weingust, Markus Altaha, Bradley Shreve · Tribal College Journal

  Feb. 21, 2025

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Tribal College Journal

Tribal College Journal (TCJ) has covered the news, newsmakers, and issues of the tribal college movement for more than 24 years. A subsidiary of the American Indian Higher Education Consortium, TCJ produces a national quarterly magazine and maintains a dynamic website which gives readers the best of Tribal College Journal magazine as well as exclusive web features that combine original reporting with the web's many resources. TCJ has earned multiple journalism awards from organizations such as the Native American Journalists Association, Association Media and Publishing, and Western Publishing Association.