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July 2010 Extraordinary Casino Values
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n July, these are just a few extraordinary casino values not to miss. To take advantage of these great deals, you must be a players club member at each casino—or sign up for a players club card for the new member giveaways. Make certain you always play with your card at every
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environment. Applicants must be full-time students with a minimum of 12 credits per semester and an overall GPA of 3.0 or higher.
e scholarships will be given based on the student's application, references, recommendations and personal interview. Each of the four nalists will receive $1,000 and one of the nalists will also receive an additional $1,000 after a nal review from the Barona Scholarship Selection Committee, comprised of representatives from the Barona Band of Mission Indians and Barona Resort & Casino. For additional information and to download the application, visit www.barona.com/about/ community-relations.
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July 2010 Tribes in the News
IBarona Sustainable Environmental Scholarship n an e ort to encourage students to create a we’re honored to help students make our communities sustainable future, the Barona Band of Mission even more sustainable.”
Indians is accepting applications for its Barona Barona will grant a total of four scholarships to
Sustainable Environmental Scholarship. For the second consecutive year, college students with a passion for the environment who are pursuing careers in environmental industries can apply for Barona's scholarship for assistance with college expenses.
“Our environmental scholarship program was so successful last year that we decided to o er it once again to help the next generation learn how to protect and preserve our environment,” said Edwin“ orpe” Romero, Chairman of the Barona Band of Mission Indians.
“Conservation is important to all of us at Barona and
quali ed recipients. e scholarship funds can be used to supplement costs incurred through tuition, books and living expenses. e application deadline is July 15th, and the winners will be announced on August 1st.
Eligible applicants must be studying a eld related to horticulture studies, turf grass management, natural resources management or environmental sciences at a two or more year accredited college or university. Applicants must also have successfully completed a minimum of 30 semester units, with a minimum of 15 semester units of coursework from a eld of study related to the
OSan Manuel Donates $6 Million for First Native American TV Channel
n June 16th, the San Manuel Band of Mission News, feature lms, entertainment and cultural that forum,” said Coin.“It is expected to become a model Indians announced it is partnering with San programs geared toward the contemporary American for Native American programming.”
Bernardino-based KVCR Television to launch Indian experience is the aim of the channel, Coin said. “We fully anticipate this unique channel to become
the nation’s rst American Indian television channel. In the last ve years, the Tribe has produced documentaries on the history of the Tribe and California Indians for the local public television station, which have been syndicated on the PBS television network, said Jacob Coin, spokesman for
the San Manuel Tribe.
e new channel will operate on a 24-hour, seven- day-a-week basis and is expected to begin operation in the spring of 2011 under an initial three-year contract.
e channel is being funded by a $6 million donation from San Manuel Tribe.
“We found there are tons of lms and documentaries and other programs that are already in the can and ready to be shown,” Coin said.“In the initial years (of the channel) that may be the approach, but there will be an opportunity to create new work and projects.”
San Manuel’s pioneering e orts underscore the prior challenges American Indian actors and artists have had in getting their voices and work heard and seen in the mainstream media.
“I think the problem and the challenge in the past has been having a reliable and consistent forum to showcase their work, and we are con dent this channel will become
a model for public-television programming across the country,” said, Larry R. Ciecalone, President of KVCR, a Public Broadcasting System a liate.“ e commitment of the San Manuel Tribe to informing audiences about the contributions and achievements of Native Americans in history and modern times is precedent setting.”
James Ramos, chairman of the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians, said becoming a partner with KVCR supports the Tribe’s mission of eradicating stereotypes that often stem from inaccurate depictions of American Indians in commercial television.
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