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friction and nonfiction; #1 is an issue devoted to land and water in thesouthwest. 65.0028. Crossing borders, cruzando fornteras: Los Siguientes 500 años the next500 years; 1992 conference proceedings. San Antonio, NALAC The NationalAssociation of Latino Arts and Culture, 1994. 231p., 8.25x10.5 inches,directories, illustrations, very good first edition stated in tradepaperback pictorial wraps. 30.0029. De colores; journal of emerging raza philosophies, Volume 1, Number 4(1975). Albuquerque, Parajito Publications, [1975]. 79p., wraps. Witharticles by Juan Bruce-Novoa on 'The Space of Chicano Literature', SylviaAlicia Gonzales on Chicano poetry, and more. 22.0030. Another copy, Volume 2, Number 1 (1975). Albuquerque, ParajitoPublications, 1975. 79p., wraps. With material on Eusebio Chacon andFlorencio Trujillo, including some of the latter's poetry. 22.0031. Demonstrate against Mondale; Tues., April 15 -5:30 pm, St. FrancisHotel, Union Square, S.F. Oakland and San Francisco, Comite de CaliforniaContra la Represion and New Movement in Solidarity with Puerto RicanIndependence, [1980]. 8.5x14 inch sheet, folded twice as self-mailer.30.0032. Early childhood education; a selected bibliography. Los Angeles,Chicano Research Library, Chicano Studies Center, University of California,1972. 26p., 8.5x11 inches, wraps slightly foxed and stapled. Bibliographyof Chicano themes. 12.0033. Emigración. San Juan, Departmento de Intruccion Publica, División deEducación de la Comunidad, 1966. 95p., illus. in text, second edition,paper somewhat browned. For preteens. OCLC lists one holding in the US.75.0034. engage/social action, vol. 6, no. 6, June 1978. Washington, UnitedMethodist Church, 1978. 47p., wraps. The major article is a 31p. forum onthe Hispanic church in Methodism. 15.0035. Entre astutos y héroes; Rose L. Nash, illustrator. Miami, Dade CountyBoard of Public Instruction, Spanish Curricula Development Center, 1978.41p., wraps. For intermediate grade levels. 25.0036. Estudios fronterizos Mexico-Estados Unidos; directorio deinvestigadores. Tijuana, Centro de Estudios Fronterizos del Norte deMexico, 1982. [xviii], 282p., wraps. 22.0037. Eureka fall 2002; drawings by Melvin, Ulises & Julio. San Francisco,Clase de Escritura Creativa, ABE/GED Program Transitional Studies, CCSF,2002. [152]p., 8.5x11 inches, slightly worn wraps. Spanish language poetryand stories by CCSF students. 30.0038. The Fat capitalist's song on the death of Che Guevara. New York, TimesChange Press, 1970. unpaginated, lightly soiled wraps, reprinted from TheWater Tunnel, State College, PA, November 16, 1969, writer unknown withillustrations by the Cuban artist Posada. 10.0039. La felicidad cómo hallarla. New York, Watchtower Bible and TractSociety of New York, 1980. 191p. 15.0040. Fiesta; revista mensual en Español. Oakland, n. pub., 1960. 42p.Spanish-language magazine emanating from Oakland. No OCLC holdings.45.00
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Page 3: 16. Chicanas en al ambiente naciona
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Page 9 and 10: Waddle, a gay Chicano, convicted fo
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