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EVENT NEWS / February 28, 2008

Boise State University's Intertribal Native Council Hosts Annual Seven Arrows Pow Wow

The Boise State University Intertribal Native Council will present the 15th annual Seven Arrows Pow Wow March 22-23 in the Student Union Jordan Ballroom. Admission is $5 general, $3 seniors, and free for children younger than 10; tickets are available at the door. Grand entries will be at noon and 7 p.m. March 22 and noon March 23.

The Intertribal Native Council is raffling off a print by acclaimed photographer and Boise State professor Larry McNeil. The print is worth $2,500, and tickets are $20 each. McNeil has been recognized by the National Geographic Society for his work, which is also part of the State Department’s Art in Embassies program. To purchase a ticket, call INC president Hailey Wilson at (208) 791-5686. Proceeds will go to the INC.

This year’s emcee is Gary Watson of Blackfoot, and the arena director is Leander “Little Bear” Watson of Fort Hall. Dancers and drummers from all over the Intermountain West will compete during the Pow Wow for thousands of dollars in cash prizes.

The INC is a student organization made up of students and non-students, both native and non-native. For more information about the club or the Pow Wow, e-mail hlw22@hotmail.com or www.inertribalnativecouncil.zoomshare.com.

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Media Contact: Julie Hahn, University Communications, (208) 426-5540, juliehahn@boisestate.edu

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Last reviewed on Thursday, February 28, 2008