Adult Habits Are But Child's Play

Author:
Marty Two Bulls
Updated:
Sep 13, 2018
Original:
Jan 3, 2016

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Pictured: A Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina corn crop.

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Pictured: A Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina corn crop.

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Pictured: Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau visits James Smith Cree Nation on November 28, 2022. Trudeau met with community leaders, families of victims, and survivors of attacks on the reserve in September that took the lives of 11 people and injured 18 others.

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Pictured: American Indian Academy of Denver students and staff.

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Pictured: An Amtrak train picking up speed out of Ann Arbor on a beautiful spring morning.

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By Kalle Benallie

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A future sled dog (Photo by Travis Wise, courtesy of Creative Commons)

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Johnston Gate, Cambridge - Harvard Square: Harvard University - was built in 1889 by McKim, Mead, and White. It is Harvard's earliest example of Colonial Revival architecture, a style which became the campus standard over the next century. Named for Samuel Johnston, Class of 1855, it was the the first gate around Harvard Yard. Built of salvaged bricks chosen for their varied texture and color, the structure also helped to popularize what has come to be known in the building trade as "Harvard water-struck brick," used on most Harvard buildings since that time. Johnston Gate bears two plaques inscribed with the earliest records of Harvard's founding, an inscription from "New England's First Fruits" (1643) and the records of the General Court of Massachusetts Bay establishing the College. Harvard University (officially The President and Fellows of Harvard College), a private Ivy League university, was established in 1636 by the colonial Massachusetts legislature. Harvard is the first corporation chartered in the United States and oldest institution of higher learning in the United States.

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