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(A look at what happens to Indian culture in the "Melting Pot" from the extremes of racial and cultural extinction to cultural preservation on reservations, also the cultural and political implications of the "Pan-Indian" movement. Features: Joseph R. Julin, UM-Law; John Artichoker; Herb Blatchford)

(A look at how treaty and civil rights merge to protect the American Indian's independence. A Sioux anthropologist discusses the Indian world view which exists both on and off the reservation. Features: Joseph R. Julin, UM-Law; Bea Medicine Garner)

(The American Indian crafts tradition -- then for use and trade, now for use and sale, a look at the products of Indian craftsmanship and their role in Indian life. Features: Joseph R. Julin, UM-Law; Volney Jones, UM-Anth.; Shirley Hill Witt)

(A discussion of the politics, religion, and languages of today's Indians. Features: Joseph R. Julin, UM-Law; Kenneth Hill, UM-Ling.; George Heron)

(A summary of the major issues facing the American Indians. U.S. Commissioner of Indian Affairs comments on the policy of termination and Indian representatives discuss Indian education and poverty. Features: Joseph R. Julin, UM-Law; Robert C. Bennett; Clyde Warrior)