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BILLY MINSON IndianDay
A WEEK OF EVENTS IN CELEBRATION OF CALIFORNIA
INDIAN DAY, SPONSORED BY CSUSM,THE AMERICAN INDIAN STUDENT AL -
Billing Address: Shipping Address
LIANCE,THE TRIBAL COMMUNITIES INITIATIVES TASK FORCE, AND ARTS
Company: Company: & LECTURES
Gordon Johnson is a Cahuilla/Cupeño from the Pala Indian Reservation. He studied at the UCLA
Name: Name: Extension Writer’s Program, and graduated from Vermont College, having specialized in short
stories and poetry. He continues to study creative writing in the master of fine arts program at An-
Address: Address:
tioch University, Los Angeles. He has a book of newspaper columns called Rez Dogs Eat Beans,
and Heyday Books in Berkeley is publishing a sequel September, 2007. He is also a contributor
to an anthology of regional writers called Inlandia, published by Heyday, due out in November.
City/State/Zip City/State/Zip 12-1 pm • Library Plaza • September 18
Diania Caudell, a basketweaver and member of the San Luis Rey Band of Luiseño Indians, is a
board member of the California Indian Basketweavers Association and the Agua Hedionda Dis-
Shipping Method: covery Center. She works actively with students and faculty at CSUSM to document indigenous
cultural practices, and works on many projects with governmental agencies and educational
institutionsto help revitalize native California traditions and languages. 12-1 pm • Library Plaza •
September 19
Intertribal Drum Group: The Intertribal Drummers include members from local Tribes as well as
throughout the United States. They have been playing together for over a decade, and bring the
Qty Product Description Amount Each Amount spiritual traditions of their Tribes to their playing. “The drums keep you straight, on the red road
as they say.” (Steve) Refreshments will be served.
5:30 - 7:30 pm • Library Plaza • September 19

William Pink is a Luiseño/Cupeño from the Pala Band of Mission Indians. He is an ethnobota-
nist who works as a consultant for the Pechanga Band of Luiseño Indians, and will be sharing his
observations on Native plants and their uses. 12-1 pm • Library Plaza • September 20

Miguel Wilken-Robertson: Founder and Director of the Native Cultures Institute of Baja Califor-
nia (CUNA), a non-profit association working for the preservation and revitalization of the cul-
tural practices of native peoples of the peninsula. Miguel will present photographs of the remark-
able revival in the creation of handcrafts by native artisans in their efforts to preserve, practice
and reinterpret traditional knowledge to meet the challenges of survival in a rapidly changing
world. Refreshments will be served. 5:30 - 7 pm • Arts 240 • September 20
Subtotal: Cathleen and Chaz Chilcote: NATIVE TALK is a dynamic Native American storytelling and per-
Tax: forming arts group. Chaz and Cathleen Chilcote are storytellers who become the characters in the
tales they present. They are Luiseño Indians and members of the San Luis Rey Band of Mission
Shipping: Indians in the Oceanside area. The Luiseno language is spoken during the program and artifacts
Grand Total: from daily life long ago are displayed.
12-1 pm • Library Plaza • September 21
Gregory Canyon/Toll Road Seminar: A day-long educational seminar about the religious and
ecological significance of the proposed Gregory Canyon dump site. For information please e-mail
sgaughen@palatribe.com.
9 am - 5 pm • Pala Casino Resort & Hotel Conference Center • September 22

“Contest Between the Mountain People and the Ocean People”: This play is based on the tradi-
tional Luiseño story “Contest Between the Mountain People and the Ocean People” and is per-
formed by local Native California students. The performance represents a collaboration between
the Rincon Indian Education Center, the Pauma School, Center ARTES and the American Indian
Billy Minson (LLC)
Student Alliance at Cal State San Marcos. Children are welcome.
2915 Clairemont Dr. San Diego, CA. 92117 / Tel:619-850-8148 / bminson@gmail.com
6 - 7:30 pm • Arts 111 • September 22

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California
IndianDay
A WEEK OF EVENTS IN CELEBRATION OF CALIFORNIA
INDIAN DAY, SPONSORED BY CSUSM,THE AMERICAN INDIAN STUDENT AL -
LIANCE,THE TRIBAL COMMUNITIES INITIATIVES TASK FORCE, AND ARTS
& LECTURES
Gordon Johnson is a Cahuilla/Cupeño from the Pala Indian Reservation. He studied at the UCLA
Extension Writer’s Program, and graduated from Vermont College, having specialized in short
stories and poetry. He continues to study creative writing in the master of fine arts program at An-
tioch University, Los Angeles. He has a book of newspaper columns called Rez Dogs Eat Beans,
and Heyday Books in Berkeley is publishing a sequel September, 2007. He is also a contributor
to an anthology of regional writers called Inlandia, published by Heyday, due out in November.
12-1 pm • Library Plaza • September 18
Diania Caudell, a basketweaver and member of the San Luis Rey Band of Luiseño Indians, is a
board member of the California Indian Basketweavers Association and the Agua Hedionda Dis-
covery Center. She works actively with students and faculty at CSUSM to document indigenous
cultural practices, and works on many projects with governmental agencies and educational
institutionsto help revitalize native California traditions and languages. 12-1 pm • Library Plaza •
September 19
Intertribal Drum Group: The Intertribal Drummers include members from local Tribes as well as
throughout the United States. They have been playing together for over a decade, and bring the
spiritual traditions of their Tribes to their playing. “The drums keep you straight, on the red road
as they say.” (Steve) Refreshments will be served.
5:30 - 7:30 pm • Library Plaza • September 19

William Pink is a Luiseño/Cupeño from the Pala Band of Mission Indians. He is an ethnobota-
nist who works as a consultant for the Pechanga Band of Luiseño Indians, and will be sharing his
observations on Native plants and their uses. 12-1 pm • Library Plaza • September 20

Miguel Wilken-Robertson: Founder and Director of the Native Cultures Institute of Baja Califor-
nia (CUNA), a non-profit association working for the preservation and revitalization of the cul-
tural practices of native peoples of the peninsula. Miguel will present photographs of the remark-
able revival in the creation of handcrafts by native artisans in their efforts to preserve, practice
and reinterpret traditional knowledge to meet the challenges of survival in a rapidly changing
world. Refreshments will be served. 5:30 - 7 pm • Arts 240 • September 20

Cathleen and Chaz Chilcote: NATIVE TALK is a dynamic Native American storytelling and per-
forming arts group. Chaz and Cathleen Chilcote are storytellers who become the characters in the
tales they present. They are Luiseño Indians and members of the San Luis Rey Band of Mission
Indians in the Oceanside area. The Luiseno language is spoken during the program and artifacts
from daily life long ago are displayed.
12-1 pm • Library Plaza • September 21

Gregory Canyon/Toll Road Seminar: A day-long educational seminar about the religious and
ecological significance of the proposed Gregory Canyon dump site. For information please e-mail
sgaughen@palatribe.com.
9 am - 5 pm • Pala Casino Resort & Hotel Conference Center • September 22

“Contest Between the Mountain People and the Ocean People”: This play is based on the tradi-
tional Luiseño story “Contest Between the Mountain People and the Ocean People” and is per-
formed by local Native California students. The performance represents a collaboration between
the Rincon Indian Education Center, the Pauma School, Center ARTES and the American Indian
Student Alliance at Cal State San Marcos. Children are welcome.
6 - 7:30 pm • Arts 111 • September 22

Copyright 2009 William A. Minson