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Bulletin Archive • November 6, 2014
Amanda Goering As part of a Native American educational event, Angelyn Connywerdy, dancer with the Oklahoma Fancy Dancers, performs a traditional Native American dance. Connywerdy, her daughter, Kricket Rhoads-Connywerdy and their singer Rowe Kishketon performed and shared stories in the Memorial Union as part of Native American Heritage Month.
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