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Underground Railroad Museum
Designed by Local
Firm
Cincinnati museum to open next year
will feature Indiana
sites and stories.
Indianapolis Eye, April 15, 2003
Return of the Whooping Cranes
Spring signals migration of whooping cranes
led by ultra-light planes last fall from Wisconsin
to Florida.
Indianapolis
Eye, Mar. 18, 2003
Legacy of Freedom
A family's journey from slavery to modern
times. Indianapolis
Eye, Feb. 18, 2003
photo by Jennifer Harrison
Carole Guess, Indianapolis
Exit Interview
County Prosecutor Scott
Newman.
Marion County Prosecutor, Scott Newman shares
his insights about criminal justice in Indianapolis
as he steps down from his eight-year term. Learn what makes him tick and
ticked off, and where he's headed now.
Indy Men's Magazine, Dec. 2002
Research Rescues Language of the Miami.
Nearly lost with the passing of all who spoke
it, the speech of the Miami
rejoins its people.
The Indianapolis
Star, Nov. 1999
East meets Midwest.
The Dalai Lama visits Bloomington to perform sacred millennial
ceremony known as Kalachakra. The Cincinnati Post,
Aug. 1999
Wired Ancestry Search.
People pursue their roots for many reasons.
And more people are learning to trace their ancestors online. Correspondent,1997.
Tom Wolfe Speaks at Wordstruck
Program.
The master weaver begins his remarks with
reference to what he sees as missing in 20th century history -- the history
of intellectual ideas.
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Image Courtesy of NURFC
National Underground
Railroad Freedom
Center, Cincinnati.
photo courtesy WCEP
Mature whooping cranes reach five feet in
height.
photo by John
Bragg
Scott Newman, Indianapolis
photo by Karen Baldwin
Miami language camp led by Daryl Baldwin
near Peru, Indiana.
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