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1 Winter 1995/96
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- Looking forward
to
Siidastallan in Palo, Minnesota
- Inherit the
Wind!
(excerpts from historical texts on Sami "Wind Wizards")
- Poetry by Thomas Marainen
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2
Spring
1996
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3 Summer 1996
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- The Tjudes in
Suenjel
- Poetry by Marry Ailonieida Somby
- Explaining
directions
in Samigiella
- Building of the
Goahti
at Ironworld, Chisholm Minnesota
- Johan Turi on
Frogs
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4 Fall 1996
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- Siida summer
events in
Ironworld and FinnFest, Marquette, Michigan
- Poetry by Inger-Mari Aikio
- Book Review:
Beyond the Wolf Line (anthology of Sami poetry)
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5 Winter
1996/97
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- ScandiFest in
California
- Siidastallan
coming to
Spirit Mountain
- Norma Kiilunen
Holmboe, Michigan Sami in Alaska
- The Arctic
Council
- Traditional food
- Poetry by Sara
Päiviö
- Film Review: Even
if a Hundred Ogres
- Sami exhibit at
Vesterheim
- Sami presence at
Norsk
Høstfest
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6 Spring 1996
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- The Great Päiviö Dynasty
- Poetry by Melba
Majava
Hensel
- John Andreas
Savio
Museum in Kirkenes
- Recap of the
Spirit
Mountain Siidastallan
- 19th Century
"research" on Sami Skeletons
- Book Review: In the Shadow of the Midnight Sun -
Contemporary Sami Prose and Poetry, edited by Harald Gaski
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7
Summer
1997
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- Reindeer calving
- "Lapps Sold
Children
in Norway"
- The Sage: Drum
etiquette
- In Search of the
Yoik,
interview with Ruth MacKenzie
- Poetry by Eric
Peltoniemi
- Roju-Elli, Sami
"power woman" with a New York Mills connection
- Tundra People's
Endstation (about Kola Sami,) by Jan Gunnar Furuly
- Eric Bergland,
Sami-American knifemaker
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8 Fall 1997
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- Siida summer
activities
- The 1852 Sami
Uprising
in Guovdageainnu
- Poetry by Ramona
Kittila
- Alta River
Safari, by
June Rydholm
- Book Review: In
the Footsteps of the Mother Goddess, by May-Lisbeth Myrhaug
- Samigiella and
directions in Sápmi
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9 Winter 1997/98
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- Duodji marks
- Reindeer Luck and Humanness, by Nils
Oskal
- Sami government,
Holidays, Flag, and the North American Siida
- The Siida in the
news
- Book Reviews: Dáiddaduoddji
- The Art Handicraft of the Sami, by Kurt Kihlberg; When the
Whale Ran Aground, by Niillas Somby
- Nana Festival
1997
- Poetry by Carol
Staats
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10 Spring 1998
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