The KEYAPI newsletter was established in 1970 at United Tribes Employment Training Center (UTETC). Articles were written by students in communication classes as part of their Personal Development coursework. Letter-sized copies, mimeographed front-to-back, were published by the Business Clerical Department. The title KEYAPI is a Lakota word pronounced GAY-AH-PEE, which translates to the phrase “that is said,” and which carries the slang meaning “gossip.” According to a student of the time, college employee Don Hart selected the name. The publication was also affectionately referred to as the “Tiny Bud” Tribune, a reference to Theodore “Tiny Bud” Jamerson, the training center’s first executive director. Copies are missing from this collection.