30 Days on an Indian Reservation

I don't know if anyone is familiar with Morgan Spurlock's TV series 30 Days on FX, but I watched this episode where he spends a month living on the Navajo Nation, and it really reminded me of my own experience on Pine Ridge. In the episode, Spurlock talks about how present he felt while he was on the reservation. I had forgotten how powerful that feeling can be and how much I really want to stay connected with everything I had learned from the trip. I highly recommend watching it.

Potential Party/Get Together

So we are trying to get together for a party/reunion. Click on the link below to put in the times and dates you are available.

http://www.when2meet.com/?18717-daSRK

First SANC Meeting

The first official SANC meeting of the year will be this Thursday at 8:30 in the Ward lobby. We will be discussing executive board positions, upcoming events, alternative breaks, and objectives for the year. We hope to see you there. If you have any questions please email us at sanc.american@gmail.com.

Trip Presentations

Summer post trip presentations & film viewing
(see what we did in: South Africa, Nepal, Pine Ridge, Israel & Palestine):
Sept. 9 5-6:30pm in MGC 200 (pizza)

Next Wednesday all the summer alt break trips will be presenting. So...... this is a great opportunity for a few of you to get together and work on a presentation! Katie has uploaded all of the videos on youtube so if you would like to make a movie that would be great! We have some really fun footage so it would be great to show some of it. Also this blog is a great way for everyone to put their two cents in on the presentation. Katie and I will definitely be helping you but it will be better if the presentation comes from the participants to prove you guys actually learned something. Email one of us to let us know if you're interested in working on the project.

Thanks!

Progress in South Dakota

Ya'll may have or may have not seen this, but it harkened back to many-a-circumstance we saw at Pine Ridge.

Looks like Eagle Butte has some good prospects for a healthy future!

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/07/13/us/13land.html