In The Heartbeat of Wounded Knee (Riverhead Books), David Treuer '92 challenges this conception, weaving together history, reporting, and his own experiences to illustrate the resilience and resourcefulness of Native American culture over the past century.
About resourcefulness than parents' resources.
Even at moments of maximum stress, the qualities that shine through are an infectious spontaneity, curiosity, ebullience and native optimism, along with an instinctive common-sense resourcefulness.
Here and in the other mountain villages in Delaware and Sullivan Counties just beyond the Borscht Belt, people set to work, with the gritty resourcefulness that is a point of native pride and with $8.3 million in Federal and state emergency money.
BLACK BOOK Paul Verhoeven's film, made in his native Holland, follows the adventures of Rachel Stein Carice van Houtenn), a young Jewish woman who draws on all her courage, resourcefulness, and lingerie to survive the Second World War.
But in countries that normally have booze in abundance, including my native Egypt or Tunisia, where I live now, getting a drink during the fast requires foresight, planning and resourcefulness.
The 1621 harvest feast, made possible mostly by the great resourcefulness and benevolence of the Wampanoag people, was followed rather quickly with the widespread massacre of the native population.
Resourcefulness has been rewarded.
Here's to resourcefulness!
"It's about resourcefulness.
