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Guide to the Tomás Rivera Archive

Compiled by Armando M. Martinez; machine-readable finding aid created by Apex Data Services Special Collections & Archives The UCR Libraries P.O. Box 5900 University of California Riverside, California 92517-5900 Phone: 951-827-3233 Fax: 951-827-4673 Email: [email protected] URL: http://library.ucr.edu/view/collections/spcol © 1999 The Regents of the University of California. All rights reserved.

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 1 Archive Descriptive Summary Title: Tomás Rivera archive Date (inclusive): circa 1954-1984, undated Date (bulk): 1970-1980 Collection Number: 253 Creator: Rivera, Tomás Extent: 82.5 linear feet (198 document boxes) Repository: Rivera Library. Special Collections Department. Riverside, California 92517-5900 Abstract: Tomás Rivera was born on December 22, 1935 in Crystal City, Texas. Rising from humble beginnings as the son of Mexican migrant farm workers, Rivera went to Southwest Texas State University, where he received his B.S. in English Education in 1958. Aiming higher, he returned to Southwest Texas State to get a Master's in Education in 1964 and then, in 1969, he received a Ph.D. from the University of Oklahoma in Romance Literatures. Rivera taught at the university level for many years at various institutions before becoming chancellor at the University of California, Riverside in 1979, the first minority chancellor in the University of California system. He served as chancellor until his untimely death on March 16, 1984. The Tomás Rivera archive contains more than 85,000 items in 198 document boxes (82.5 linear feet) which are divided into five sections: Biographical Works, Literary Manuscripts, Educational Material, Civic Leadership, and Illustrative Material. Folders further subdivide each box. Languages: The collection is in English and Spanish. Access An appointment is required to view this collection. Publication Rights Copyright has not been assigned to the University of California, Riverside Libraries, Special Collections & Archives. All requests for permission to publish or quote from manuscripts must be submitted in writing to the Head of Special Collections & Archives. Permission for publication is given on behalf of the Regents of the University of California as the owner of the physical items and is not intended to include or imply permission of the copyright holder, which must also be obtained by the researcher. Preferred Citation [Identification of item]. Tomás Rivera archive, Collection 253. University of California, Riverside Libraries, Special Collections & Archives, University of California, Riverside. Acquisition Information His wife, Concepcion Rivera, donated the Tomás Rivera archive. It continues to be added to due to an annual Tomás Rivera Conference, a Tomás Rivera Documentary Project, donations by friends and colleagues, and new publications being written about his life and work. Processing History Compiled by Armando M. Martinez, edited by Clifford R. Wurfel, introduction by Luis Leal, foreword by Eliud Martinez. Completed in 1992. Biography Tomás Rivera was born on December 22, 1935 in Crystal City, Texas. Rising from humble beginnings as the son of Mexican migrant farm workers, Rivera went to Southwest Texas State University, where he received his B.S. in English Education in 1958. He then taught English and Spanish in high school in San Antonio, Crystal City, and League City. Aiming higher, he returned to Southwest Texas State to get a Master's in Education in 1964 and then, in 1969, he received a Ph.D. from the University of Oklahoma in Romance Literatures. From teaching he moved to administration. He began as an Associate Professor of Spanish at Sam Houston State University in 1969; he moved to the University of Texas in San Antonio in 1971 to be a professor of Spanish and Directory of Foreign Languages. Five year later he was Vice President for Administration there, a post he held for two years, at which time he moved to the University of Texas at El Paso to be its Executive Vice President. In 1979, Rivera became Chancellor at UCR, where he served until his untimely death on March 16, 1984. He was survived by his wife, Concepcion; daughters Ileana, Irasema; son, Javier. With diligence and intelligence Rivera overcame the great handicap of his youthful poverty and rose to success through academic achievement. He was a strong proponent of education, as his career in the academic work indicates. He was also a writer and a poet of some note. Writing about the life of migrant workers.

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 2 Archive The University of California Riverside library, which house social science and humanities, was renamed in his honor. It is in the Tomás Rivera Library that the archive is housed. They are administered by UCR Special Collections & Archives and available by appointment only. Contact Special Collections & Archives at 951-827-3233. Collection Scope and Content Summary The Tomás Rivera archive contains more than 85,000 items in 198 document boxes (82.5 linear feet) which are divided into five sections: Biographical Works, Literary Manuscripts, Educational Material, Civic Leadership, and Illustrative Material. Folders further subdivide each box. The Catalog has three indexes: subject, title, and name, which reference the Section, Box and Folder number. The Archive also contains more than 1,000 books from Dr. Rivera's private library. A portion of this collection remains unprocessed. Please contact Special Collections & Archives for additional information regarding this material. Collection Arrangement This collection is organized into five sections and three sub-sections: Section 1. The Biographical Works of Tomás Rivera. Sub-section 1.1. Correspondence of Tomás Rivera. Section 2. The Literary Manuscripts of Tomás Rivera. Sub-section 2.1. Literary Manuscripts of Chicano Writers. Sub-section 2.2. Literary Material of Tomás Rivera. Section 3. The Educational Material of Tomás Rivera. Section 4. The Civic Leadership of Tomás Rivera. Section 5. The Illustrative Material of Tomás Rivera. Foreword Armando M. Martínez, archivist, has brought to completion The Tomás Rivera archive catalog. It was for me a pleasure to witness the stimulating effect on this young scholar of Tomás Rivera documents during the seven-year process of archival work. The Catalog compiled by Armando M. Martínez and edited by Clifford R. Wurfel makes available to international scholars and writers and biographers the systematic order and conceptual coherence of Tomás Rivera's prolific work in countless areas of intellectual and creative endeavor. The Tomás Rivera archive catalog exhibits praiseworthy professional skills, organizational abilities, insight, and a rare enthusiasm--all commensurate with Armando's task as principal archivist. I must emphasize the rare enthusiasm, because it is genuinely sincere. His work is that of a person whose intellectual curiosity has been inspirited and made more insightful by his subject. It is careful, meticulous, and conscientious. The succinct descriptions of the archive contents are clearly written. They compress and at the same time give an ample sense of each of more than 85,000 items in the Tomás Rivera Archive. These descriptions, the systematic classification of Tomás Rivera's work, and the Index of the Catalog will be invaluable to scholars. In sum, the Catalog is a scholarly reference work of high caliber. In going over the completed manuscript of The Tomás Rivera archive catalog,I was struck by the staggering amount of correspondence that evinces Tomás' bountiful professional and creative support of others, his unselfishness, and his extraordinary energy. I remember Concha telling me that he used to arrive at the fourth floor of the UC Riverside Administration building at six in the morning. Beginning the workday that early and leaving the office long after five o'clock was a regular pattern in his life. Many persons who wrote letters to Tomás included manuscripts of short stories, novels in progress, poetry collections or anthologies, and scholarly articles and books in various academic disciplines. Requesting that he read, analyze, review, and critique them. And he did. Ponderous in number also, are the requests that he write letters of recommendation for academic positions, merit increases, promotions to full professor, applications to graduate schools. Tomás Rivera responded to these and countless other demands on his time: to serve on various educational and professional committees at national and regional levels, to present papers, to guide people working on dissertations, and to serve as reader and judge on writing competition committees. Professor Luis Leal emphasizes the breadth of Tomás Rivera's influence and predicts that this influence will grow. With the publication of The Tomás Rivera archive catalog,Tomás' influence influence during his lifetime can be assessed, and will grow, in proportion to the discovery of the full range of his historical, philosophical, educational, and artistic thought. This Catalog makes possible many discoveries for interested writers and scholars. It is an excellent guide to the Tomás Rivera Archive documents, which permit one to follow the trajectory of the life and the personal vision of a multifaceted creative writer and thinker.

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 3 Archive Documents of the archive show the quality of a mind and literary art that were shaped at a specific moment in American history, as I have pointed out elsewhere. Childhood experiences; Mexican culture and ancestry; U.S. social, cultural, and intellectual life; plus a broad knowledge of international literature, French, Spanish. Latin American, Mexican and Chicano--all converge on and shape Rivera's personal vision. These elements of his cultural and intellectual formation provide the background and a large context for Rivera's preponderant interest in Chicano literature and varieties of the Mexican experience in the United States. One can see, for example, in Tomás' essays and speeches, and in his correspondence with major Chicano writers--too numerous to mention without risking omissions--when Chicano literature, and the conceptual process of formulating its nature and function, began to have the preponderant place it was to occupy in Tomás Rivera's philosophical outlook on life and art. Hereafter, all future scholars who conduct research on Tomás Rivera will be indebted to the archivist of the Catalog. In my own mind, personally, few people have a better understanding than Armando M. Martínez of Rivera's productive life; of Rivera the man, husband and father, the novelist, poet, administrator, cosmopolitan thinker, mentor, national and international figure--the person who never forgot his roots. In the Catalog,scholars will find drafts of letters, and essays in outline form, pithy outlines and brief statements, evidently planned for later development and fuller exposition. Such documents, in Rivera's own handwriting, tell us that writing was for Rivera a direct and immediate response to something that engaged his intellect and heart forcefully. One such sketchily drafted statement that Tomás left in handwritten form seized young Armando's attention. Most understandably, because for anyone who knew Tomás this particular statement points to central tenets of his doctrine concerning our collective identity. The document, which Armando called to my attention, is to be found in Section IV, Box 24, Folder 4. In Tomás' handwriting, it begins with a peremptory declaration at the top of an unruled page. It is followed by the enumeration of four points. [Editor's note: see page one.] I want to re-establish to the point of being dogmatic, the following points: • We have as a basis of human conduct and thinking (a philosophy of life) the Hispanic and the Indian world of ideas. • The Hispanic world is an extensive worldwide, geographical, and physical reality, and its exteriorization and representation comes to the rest of the world through the Spanish language. • The Hispanic and the Indo-Hispanic world, and its cultural endeavors and its creativity and its civility, has been evolving for centuries and continues to evolve. • Our [Chicano and Mexican] presence within the U.S. politic should not negate that [Indo-Hispanic world and language] from us. Our intellectual and creative wisdom comes from there. Without history we have no cultural future. The emphasis on one word is mine; Rivera is claiming no originality for his points, but a kinship with others of like mind who have emphasized them. For clarity, I have also added punctuation and material in brackets to his very brief notations. In what is a skeleton of shorthand notes, one discerns Rivera's line of thinking. Under the first point Rivera jotted down the word "uniqueness" twice, once followed by the words Moslem and Jewish, which he recognized as elements of the Hispanic world of ideas. They do form part of our cultural heritage and ancestry, and he also wrote down, "Mexican uniqueness," to emphasize the distinctiveness of the combined Hispanic and Indian world of ideas. From this combined world of ideas, his notes suggest, flows the possibility of political and intellectual emancipation. The second point expresses high respect for the Spanish language and for its vitality as a vehicle of expression of the Hispanic world of ideas, its philosophy of life. Tomás embraced that world of ideas which entered his spirit by way of the Spanish language. His notes insist that the Spanish language is capable, has been capable and will continue to be capable of having a public and personal voice. This affirmation is a refutation of the view that in the United States Spanish cannot be a public voice, only English. Millions of books are written in Spanish, and for Tomás one book is a million books, because one book is a different book for each reader. Consequently, the Spanish language enjoys worldwide recognition. In this connection Rivera's praise for the Spanish language is unmistakable. He makes specific mention under his third point, that the Nobel Prize for literature went to Gabriel García-Márquez, and that in other years the Nobel Prize was awarded to Gabriela Mistral, Miguel Ángel Asturias, and Pablo Neruda. These prestigious awards bring honor to Latin American writers and to the Spanish language. Today we can add the names of the Spanish writer José Camilo Cela and of the Mexican poet and essayist Octavio Paz. There can be no doubt that Rivera made these notes in direct response to the announcement in 1983 that García-Márquez had been awarded the 1982 Nobel Prize for literature. One can see how Rivera's systematic mind is leading to the conclusion of point four. Tomás Rivera, from point to point, urges us to embrace equally the Hispanic and the Indian world of ideas, and the Spanish language which connects us with our ancient ancestries and our contemporary realities, in the old

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 4 Archive world and in the "New World." He urges us to recognize the origins of our intellectual and creative wisdom. The message of this handwritten document, I suggest, is clear. We must not permit our multiple ancestries and cultural legacies to be negated simply because we live in the United States. They are part of our history, without which we can have no cultural future. Scholars and writers now have access to the cultural history which Tomás Rivera gleaned from many sources and reclaimed for our people. Tomás Rivera wanted this cultural history to belong to all people. The UC Riverside Tomás Rivera Library was extremely fortunate in appointing Armando M. Martínez as the principal architect of the archive. I know that Concha Rivera, and the librarians who guided him commendably--especially Peter Briscoe and Clifford R. Wurfel--share my pride. Armando has brought honor to the work of Tomás Rivera, to the Tomás Rivera Library, to Chicano scholarship, and to the American population of Mexican ancestry. Eliud Martínez, UC Riverside Preface and Acknowledgments Shortly after an informal luncheon on the first week of December 1984, with Joan Chambers, the former University Librarian of UC Riverside and doña Concepción Rivera, the wife of the late Tomás Rivera, the idea of housing the original papers and literary archive of Tomás Rivera was seriously reviewed. After further negotiation with the late Acting Chancellor Daniel G. Aldrich, Jr., and later with Chancellor Theodore L. Hullar, Concepción "Concha" Rivera graciously consented to deposit and later donate, the Tomás Rivera Papers to the UC Riverside Library, under the care of the Special Collections & Archives. The UC Riverside Library was renamed the Tomás Rivera Library in April 1985 to honor Dr. Rivera, the campus' fourth chancellor, who had died the year previously. With the establishment of a Tomás Rivera Papers Advisory Committee, consisting of faculty and staff, the arrangement for access, preservation and cataloging of the archive commenced. Funds were provided by the campus to process and catalog these papers, and Armando M. Martínez, was hired to be the curator and archivist for the Tomás Rivera collection. For seven years Armando M. Martínez diligently sorted and arranged the collection. He had to read and distill the contents of each folder into a few lines for this Catalog,as well as spend long hours inputting the listings. This labor has given him a greater appreciation of Dr. Rivera's philosophy and has pointed out his future career in Chicano/Latino affairs. Seven years later, with a collection that grew to approximately 85,000 items and continues to grow annually due to its annual Tomás Rivera Conferences, a Tomás Rivera Documentary Project and the publication of articles, essays, poems and books on Dr. Rivera's life and work, The Tomás Rivera archive catalog is now brought to completion. Since the establishment of the collection further materials, written, visual, audio, and photographic have been acquired. Thirty-five interviews with his colleagues and friends have been recorded and added to the collection. The goal was to organize and describe the entire collection, annotating the most significant and interesting items. The material can be found indexed by name, subject and title. The archive was organized, classified and cataloged into a systematic and chronological order. The literary section is probably the most important, for it contains all the original manuscripts, presentations, publications, poetry, and correspondence with various men and women of letters. Dr. Rivera achieved an international reputation in the field of Chicano literature. In his books, Dr. Rivera gave expression to the life of the migrant workers and to the facets of the Chicano experience. He was intimately acquainted with the life of migrant workers as his parents and he worked in the fields. His parents did not neglect his education as a child, and his inquiring mind impelled him to go on to high school and ultimately to the university. Dr. Rivera was a man of many parts--chancellor, poet, novelist, educator, a professional and civic leader. He was besides, a member of many private and public organizations, and made presentations at symposia, conferences and workshops. He was most active in the field of higher education and Hispanic affairs. The process of editing this Catalog made us realize Tomás Rivera's profound involvement in education and how much he sought to bring out the best in peoples' intellectual and social endeavors. He urged young people to apply their talents for the betterment of society and themselves; to the same end he gave of himself unstintedly both by word and example. His example will serve to encourage others to follow the path he opened. The archival methodology used in cataloguing the material was that of T.R. Schellenberg's Management of Archives. In following T.R. Schellenberg, we respected the existing patterns of Tomás Rivera's archival management, which he had previously set forth, and elaborated or created new ones where none existed. Descriptive annotations are terse and for the most part free of superfluous words. Also, three books that were invaluable in our research to which we would like to give credit are: Ernestina N. Eger's A Bibliography of Criticism of Contemporary Chicano Literature, Matt S. Meier and Feliciano Rivera's Dictionary of Mexican American History, and finally, Barbara J. Robinson and J. Cordell Robinson's The Mexican American: A Critical Guide to Research Aids. The Collection Development Department wishes to express appreciation to the several scholars and writers who helped in the proof-reading of this manuscript: Saül Sánchez of Laredo Jr. College, TX, for Section One; Eliud Martínez of UC Riverside

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 5 Archive for Section Two; María I. Duke dos Santos of East Texas State University for Section Three; Pat Mora, poet and writer of Cincinnati, Ohio, for Section Four; and Flora I. Ortíz of UC Riverside for Section Five. Also, a large indebtedness for this Catalog goes to in-house editor and former director of Special Collections & Archives at UC Riverside, Clifford R. Wurfel, who assisted the archivist in understanding the obscure and clarifying the obvious. Equally involved in all stages of creation and completion of this project was Claire D. Harrington, Senior Programmer and Computer Analyst of the Tomás Rivera Library, whose pragmatic expertise in computer programming, great sense of humor, and true wit in finding solutions to our many encounters of a strange kind, we thank profoundly. And to our UC Riverside Tomás Rivera Library staff, who assisted in locating books, information and rare material, we are greatly indebted to them. The archivist takes full responsibility for any inaccuracy and obscure definition which did not find the light of day. For any of these "literary phantoms," he is accountable to exile them to the region of "Mictlán," the Land of the Dead (Náhuatl Uto-Aztecan). Special gratitude goes to doña Concepción Rivera who donated Tomás Rivera's papers and made this project possible; to James C. Thompson, University Librarian, whose funding and support has brought this catalog to a close; to John W. Tanno, Associate Librarian, whose constant vision to sharpen the focus assisted tremendously in providing a quality research tool for scholars; equally helpful was Peter Briscoe, Head of Collection Development, who kept vigilance and saw the light at the end of the tunnel and thought up ingenious ways of continuing the research funds to complete our project; to Dr. Eliud Martínez, UC Riverside professor of comparative literature, creative writing and Latin American studies whose intellectual support and humanistic guidance inspired and challenged the archivist's philosphical curiosity; and to the dean of Chicano literature, Professor Emeritus Luis Leal of UC Santa Barbara, for his contribution in providing an enlightening Introduction. Finally, Armando would like to thank his wife, Donna L. Ramírez, whose "tetlazóhtlaliztli" (amor) and encouragement gave him confidence in finishing this project. Armando M. Martínez and Clifford R. Wurfel Introduction Tomás Rivera's life and published literary works have been examined from diverse perspectives by a number of critics. Few of these critics, however, had the opportunity to consult numerous unpublished documents not yet available to the public. These documents include original literary works, memoirs, other papers about his early years, as well as letters and memoranda related to his professional life, all of them extremely valuable for reconstructing his biography and formulating a better understanding of his philosophy of life and his literary activities. The publication of The Tomás Rivera archive catalog will greatly facilitate the task of re-examining Rivera's total contributions, an undertaking that becomes necessary due to the importance of the materials which have been donated to the University of California at Riverside by his widow, Concepción Garza Vda. de Rivera, and augmented and classified by Armando M. Martínez, curator of the archive, and Cliff R. Wurfel, former director of Special Collections & Archives and editor of the Catalog. The Catalog is organized by subject matter into five sections: biography, literary career, professional career, organizations to which Rivera belonged, and illustrative materials. In the first section we find memorial speeches and important autobiographical information regarding his childhood, his education, and his family life. In the second section there are a number of unpublished manuscripts (poems, essays, fiction), as well as speeches, interviews, reviews and other criticism of his writings. Section three includes papers related to his professional career as a teacher and administrator. The fourth includes materials regarding his participation in such groups as boards, committees, and foundations. The fifth is composed of photographs, awards, audio/video recordings, and other illustrative materials. The question may be asked: why is it necessary to re-examine Tomás Rivera's life and works? Principally, we believe, for two important reasons. First, his life was exemplary, and an effort should be made to reconstruct it as completely as possible so it may serve as an inspiration for others. Second, his fiction and poetry stand at the center of the Chicano literary renaissance, and his unpublished documents cast greater light on the extent of his contributions. Tomás Rivera's philosophy of life was doubtless the product of his early experiences, his close contact with the campesinos, the hardworking migrants, and the urban border people he came to know so well. His literary works testify to this formation; he constantly refers to the plight of the common people, whom he never forgot, even from the high position of Chancellor of the University of California, Riverside. In his poetry and fiction we often come across some of these people. Representative of them are Kiko, killed and buried in Italy in 1943; Chona, the "mythic Chicana," who died in the sugar beet fields with her eight-month child buried deep within her. And, among many others, doña Cuquita, the woman Rivera met at the dump while, as a boy, he went there to look for discarded books and magazines. "I searched for words in the dump I saw Doña Cuquita again: "Cuidado con la lumbre. Donde hay humito, hay lumbre por debajo."

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 6 Archive [Beware of fire. Where there is smoke, there is fire below] And [with] her apron long apron rolled up heavy with sweet-smoked fruit sitting down to eat and listen cobwebbed eye lashes could not hide her dark eyes ojos oscuros que fascinan Did she know about Livingston? Through the smoke." Doña Cuquita must have left a deep impression on the boy, for she appears also in the last chapter of the novel... y no se lo tragó la tierra /...and the earth did not part (first Quinto Sol literary prize, 1970), where the protagonist, hiding under the house, remembers her in his interior monologue: "I think doña Cuquita is still living. I haven't seen her for a long time. She was always very careful when we went to the dump. She was one person that I really liked" ( Tierra, 174). Although Tomás Rivera, the professor, the chancellor, was the product of the system of higher education--Southwest Texas State University and the University of Oklahoma at Norman--his development as a human being was entirely the product of his family life. As a young man, he joined his family every year as a migrant worker to travel to the North Central States, where he worked in the fields. In the company of migrant campesinos, he learned the wisdom of the people, and from his family his ethical principles. His spiritual development, he tells us, came by way of his parents, who without formal education, "read a lot, studied a lot, and encouraged us to do likewise [...]. Also, my maternal grandfather impressed upon me the importance of reading, and he always had the Spanish and Mexican classical writers at hand" (Cota-Cárdenas, 77). His interest in literature led Rivera at an early age to search for writings by his own people. In his essay, "Chicano Literature: Fiesta of the Living," he tells us: "At twelve, I looked for books by my people, by my immediate people [...]. When I met Bartolo, our town's itinerant poet, and when on a visit to the Mexican side of the border, I also heard of him--for he would wander on both sides of the border to sell his poetry--I was engulfed with alegría. It was an exaltation brought on by the sudden sensation that my own life had relationships, that my own family had relationships, that the people I lived with had connections beyond those at the conscious level. It was Bartolo's poetry [...] that gave me this awareness" ("Chicano Literature," 439-440). This early experience, like that of doña Cuquita at the dump, was to be integrated much later into the novel, Tierra, where Bartolo is the subject of the excerpt that precedes the last chapter: "Bartolo always came through town around December, when he felt that most of the people had returned from work in other states. He always sold his poems. They were almost completely sold out by the end of the first day because they mentioned the names of the people in town. And when he read the poems out loud, it was a serious and an emotional experience. I remember once he told the people to read his poems out loud because the voice was the love seed in the dark" ( Tierra, 171). This close association with the migrants, with his family, and with the common people of the small urban community where he was born (Crystal City, Texas, a town near the Mexican border), helped him later to formulate his theory of literature, which he expressed in several of his essays. In the Cota-Cárdenas interview, he speaks in his characteristically clear style about the relations between creative writing and personal experiences. "To `create' is to `independize,' to liberate, to `really see' our total potential. And at the same time, another thing that is important to me is that it gives me the opportunity to express...well...a great love that I have for people. That's what it means to me, independence, liberation, love--the completeness of myself" (Cota-Cárdenas, 79-80). For Rivera one of the most important functions of literature was to help the people maintain their culture. Literature accomplishes this function by creating a language that permits the people to express their own psychology and their own attitudes towards life. At the same time literature helps them to understand themselves. He, however, was not only a theorist. He wrote poetry, fiction and essays demonstrating his literary principles. His literature has inspired a large number of Chicano writers, and will continue to do so in the future. Rivera's influence will surely increase now that his entire creative and non-literary contributions are available for consultation at the Tomás Rivera Library of the University of California at Riverside. This Catalog will give the reader an idea of the rich nature of the archive. For its publication we are grateful to Armando M. Martínez, Clifford R. Wurfel and their colleagues. Luis Leal, UC Santa Barbara

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 7 Archive Works Cited: Cota-Cárdenas, Margarita. "Tomás Rivera (1935-1984)." Introduction by Rolando Hinojosa-Smith. Translated from the unpublished, Spanish taped interview. Ethnic Affairs Number 2 (Spring 1988): 75-83. Rivera, Tomás. "Chicano Literature: Fiesta of the Living." Books Abroad 49 (Summer 1975): 439-452. The Searchers: Collected Poetry. Ed. by Julián Olivares. Houston, TX: Arte Publico Press, 1990. ...y no se lo tragó la tierra /...and the earth did not part. Berkeley, CA: Quinto Sol Publications, 1971. (Bilingual ed.) AL: Handwritten Letter, not signed ALS: Handwritten Letter, Signed AMs: Handwritten Manuscript AN: Handwritten Note ANS: Handwritten Note, Signe Ph: Photograph, photocopy PrArt: Printed Articles: essays, poems, short stories and scholarly publications PrP: Printed Postcard T/AMs: Typed Manuscript with handwritten additions TL: Typed Letter, not signed TLS: Typed Letter, Signed TMs: Typed Manuscript TMsPh: Typed Manuscript, Photocopy Eng.: English Fr.: French Gm.: German It.: Italian Sp.: Spanish ACE: American Council of Education American G.I. Forum: American General Infantry Forum Assn.: Association Aztlán: Aztlán: Chicano Journal of the Social Sciences and the Arts "La casa grande": "La casa grande del pueblo" CFAT: Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching CHC: Congressional Hispanic Caucus Chronical: The Chronical of Higher Education CEO: Corporate Executive officer Conf.: Conference CSUCalifornia State University CSUB: CSU Bakersfield CSUC: CSU Chico CSUDH: CSU Dominguez Hills CSUF: CSU Fresno CSUF: CSU Fullerton CSULB: CSU Long Beach CSULA: CSU Los Angeles CSUN: CSU Northridge CSUS: CSU Sacramento CSUSB: CSU San Bernardino CSUP-P: CSU Polytechnic Pomona CSUP-SLO: CSU Polytechnic San Luis Obispo Dept.: Department

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 8 Archive EOPS-SAA: Educational Opportunity Program Services and Student Affirmative Action ETS: Education Testing Service FACHRES-CA: Faculty for Human Rights in El Salvador and Central America FCC: Federal Communications Commission Flores Magón: Sembradores: Ricardo Flores Magón y el Partido Liberal Mexicano, a Eulogy and Critique El Grito: El Grito: Journal of the Social Sciences and the Arts HEW: Department of Health, Education and Welfare IBM: International Business Machines IMAGE: Involved Mexican Americans in Gainful Endeavors INS: Immigration Naturalization Services L.A.: Los Angeles, CA "León Felipe": "La ideología del hombre en la obra poética de León Felipe" LLU: Loma Linda University LULAC: League of United Latin American Citizens M.A.: Master's of Arts MACC: Mexican American Cultural Center MALDEF: Mexican American League of Defense and Educational Fund MAUC: Mexican American Unity Council MAYO: Mexican American Youth Organization MBA: Master's of Business Administration MEChA: Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de Aztlán MLA: Modern Language Association NABE: National Association of Bilingual Educators NCCHE: National Chicano Council on Higher Education NDEA: National Defense and Education Act NEH: National Endowment for the Humanities NEA: National Endowment for the Arts ORU: Oral Roberts University PBS: Public Broadcasting Service PCCLAS: Pacific Coast Council on Latin American Studies Ph.D.: Doctorate of Philosophy RACHE: Raza Administrators and Counselors in Higher Education SDSU: San Diego State University SHSU: Sam Houston State University STAY: Scholarships to Able Youths WTJC: Southwest Texas Junior College SWTSU: Southwest Texas State University TACHE: Texas Association of Chicanos in Higher Education Tamazunchale: The Road to Tamazunchale TESOL: Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages Tierra: ...y no se lo tragó la tierra TR: Tomás Rivera UC: University of California UCB: UC Berkeley UCD: UC Davis UCI: UC Irvine UCR: UC Riverside UCLA: UC Los Angeles

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 9 Archive UCSB: UC Santa Barbara UCSC: UC Santa Cruz UCSD: UC San Diego UCSF: UC San Francisco UNAM: Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México UON: University of Oklahoma at Norman U.S.: United States of America USAF: United States Air Force USC: University of Southern California UT: University of Texas UTA: UT Austin UTEP: UT El Paso UTSA: UT San Antonio UFW: United Farm Workers UNDA-USA: International Catholic Broadcast Selected Bibliography For Further Reference: Books Lattin, Vernon E., Rolando Hinojosa and Gary D. Keller, eds. Tomás Rivera 1935-1984: The Man and His Works. Tempe, AZ: Bilingual Review/Press, 1988. Olivares, Julián, ed. Tomás Rivera: The Complete Works. Houston, TX: Arte Publico Press, 1992. _____, ed. "International Studies in Honor of Tomás Rivera." Revista Chicano-Requeña Volume 13, Nos. 3-4, 1985. Rivera, Tomás. The Harvest: Short Stories. Ed. by Julián Olivares. Houston, TX: Arte Publico Press, 1989. Articles Kersnowski, Frank. "Tomás Rivera: Poet" Ed. by Armando M. Martínez. New Visions of Aztlán Volume I, No. 1, Spring 1990. Leal, Luis. "Tomás Rivera (22 December 1935 - 16 May 1984)" Ed. by Francisco Lomelí and Carl R. Shirley. Dictionary of Literary Biography Volume 82 Chicano Writers, First Series, Gale Research Inc., 1989. Martínez, Armando M. "The Archives of Tomás Rivera" Ed. by Jeff Selth. Books at UCR Volume X, No. 2, Winter 1986. _____. "A Documentary on Tomás Rivera" Ed. by Jeff Selth. Books at UCR Volume XII, No. 1, Fall 1987. _____. "The Research Potential of the Rivera Archive" Ed. by Jeff Selth. Books at UCR Volume XIV, No. 1, Fall 1989. Martínez, Eliud. "Tomás Rivera: Administrator, Scholar, Poet" Ed. Jeff Selth. Books at UCR Volume III, No. 2, Spring 1979. Name Index Note: The entries and annotations have been indexed, but not the Foreword or the Introduction. The index key is Section, Box, and Folder number. Abbott, James H.S1.B4.F1 Ables, Robert L.S1.B4.F2 Abrego, Silas H.S1.B4.F3 Ackley, RandallS1.B4.F4 Ader, Kathleen J.S1.B4.F5 Affleck, MarilynS1.B4.F6 Aguayo, AlS1.B4.F7 Aguilar, AndyS1.B4.F8 Aguilar D., RicardoS1.B4.F9 Aguilar, Ricardo D.S2.B10.F3 Aguirre, AlfredS1.B4.F10 Aguirre, LilaS1.B4.F11 Alarcón, Justo S.S2.B10.F1 Alarcón S., JustoS1.B4.F12

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 10 Archive Alcalá, HugoS1.B4.F13 Alcaraz, JavierS1.B4.F14 Alcover, MadeleineS1.B4.F15 Alegría, FernandoS2.B10.F2 Alfaro, Jr., Manuel R.S1.B4.F16 Allen, Amy A.S1.B4.F17 Allen, BarbaraS1.B4.F18 Allen, Stuart J.S1.B4.F19 Alley, BillS1.B4.F20 Alurista, (Urista, A.)S1.B4.F23 Alurista, (Urista, A.)S2.B10.F4 Alvarado, AndrewS1.B4.F21 Alves-Pereira, TeresinhaS2.B10.F5 Alvirez, DavidS1.B4.F22 Amaya, AbelS1.B4.F24 Ament, BarbaraS1.B4.F25 Anaya, RudolfoS1.B4.F26 Anaya, TonyS1.B4.F27 Ancira, R.E.S1.B4.F28 Anderson, GeneS1.B4.F29 Andrade, SallyS1.B4.F30 Andrews, Grover J.S1.B4.F31 Andrews, Jr., NorwoodS1.B4.F32 Anguiano, Leonard R.S1.B4.F33 Apodaca, DavidS1.B4.F34 Aragón, LuisS1.B4.F35 Arce, CarlosS1.B4.F36 Arciniega, JoeS1.B4.F37 Arciniega, TomásS1.B4.F38 Arellano, RaúlS1.B4.F39 Arévalo, RudolfoS1.B4.F40 Arias, AntonioS1.B4.F41 Arias, RonS1.B4.F42 Arias, RonS2.B10.F6 Avena, Richard J.S1.B4.F43 Ávila, Arthur D.S1.B4.F44 Ayala, ElaineS1.B4.F45 Ayer, George W.S1.B4.F46 Bacchetti, Raymond F.S1.B5.F1 Baker, Jr., Howard H.S1.B5.F2 Balderama, ArturoS2.B10.F8 Baldwin II, Lewis M.S1.B5.F3 Ballesteros, DavidS1.B5.F4 Ballesteros, DavidS2.B10.F7 Ballesteros, Octavio A.S1.B5.F5 Baltodano, Josefina C.S1.B5.F6 Barac, VladimirS1.B5.F7 Barkin, Kenneth D.S1.B5.F8

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 11 Archive Barrera, CecilioS1.B5.F9 Barricelli, Jean-PierreS1.B5.F10 Barrio, RaymondS1.B5.F11 Barrios, GreggS1.B5.F12 Bayless, Carl C.S1.B5.F13 Beaty, CharlesS1.B5.F14 Benavides, RicardoS2.B10.F9 Benavides, RobertoS2.B10.F10 Benítez, YolandaS1.B5.F15 Bennett, Rose MarieS1.B5.F16 Bensusan, GuyS1.B5.F17 Bernal, Ernest M.S1.B5.F18 Bernal, Joe J.S1.B5.F19 Bernal, María L.S1.B5.F20 Bernhardt, KathrynS1.B5.F21 Berryhill, MichaelS2.B10.F11 Betanzos-P., OdónS1.B5.F22 Betchov, GretiS1.B5.F23 Biddle, Livingston L.S1.B5.F24 Bigelow-Dixon, MichaelS1.B5.F25 Bigelow-Dixon, MichaelS2.B10.F12 Blake, Jr., EliasS1.B5.F26 Blakely, Edward J.S1.B5.F27 Blanc, RicardoS2.B10.F14 Bleznick, Donald W.S1.B5.F28 Bloch, JacquelineS1.B5.F29 Booker, SamS1.B5.F30 Bottalico, MicheleS1.B5.F31 Bourgin, Mariada C.S1.B5.F32 Bovell, Carlton R.S2.B10.F13 Bowen, Joshua DavidS1.B5.F33 Bowie-Gutiérrez, IreneS2.B10.F15 Boyd, LoisS1.B5.F34 Boyer, Ernest L.S1.B5.F35 Bracero, AidaS1.B5.F36 Bradley, TomS1.B5.F37 Branch, William B.S1.B5.F38 Breeding, JoanS1.B5.F39 Briggs, James E.S1.B5.F40 Briones, ErnestoS1.B5.F41 Brito Jr., AristeoS2.B10.F16 Brown, AbS1.B5.F42 Brown, Irving R.S1.B5.F44 Brown, Jr., GeorgeS1.B5.F43 Bruce-Novoa, JuanS1.B5.F45 Bruce-Novoa, JuanS2.B10.F17 Brueckner, Peter F.S1.B5.F46 Buggs, John A.S1.B5.F47

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 12 Archive Burnam, RhondaS1.B5.F48 Burnam, RhondaS2.B10.F18 Burns, Gerald P.S1.B5.F49 Burtchaell, James T.S1.B5.F50 Burunat, SilviaS1.B5.F51 Bustamante, JorgeS1.B5.F52 Butler, John L.S1.B5.F53 Camarillo, AlbertoS1.B6.F1 Camp, HildaS1.B6.F2 Campbell, Joe R.S2.B10.F24 Campbell, LeónS1.B6.F3 Canaday, John E.S1.B6.F4 Candelaria, CordeliaS1.B6.F5 Cano, Luis R.S1.B6.F6 Cano, RubénS1.B6.F7 Cantú, BennieS1.B6.F8 Cantú, RobertoS1.B6.F9 Cárdenas, Daniel N.S2.B10.F19 Cárdenas, DoloresS2.B10.F20 Cárdenas-Dwyer, CarlotaS1.B6.F10 Cárdenas-Dwyer, CarlotaS2.B10.F22 Cárdenas, IsaacS1.B6.F11 Cárdenas, ReyesS2.B10.F21 Cardus, DavidS1.B6.F12 Carilla, EmilioS1.B6.F13 Carlos, A.J.S2.B10.F23 Carlos, AlbertoS1.B6.F14 Carlos, Manuel L.S1.B6.F15 Carreón, Jr., Reynaldo J.S1.B6.F16 Carrillo, ManuelS1.B6.F17 Carter, JimmyS1.B6.F18 Carter, JymeS2.B10.F25 Castañeda, AntoniaS1.B6.F19 Castañeda, James A.S1.B6.F21 Castañeda, V. EmilioS1.B6.F20 Castillo, Leonel J.S1.B6.F22 Castillo, RaúlS2.B10.F26 Castro, Rodolfo H.S1.B6.F23 Cavallari, Héctor MarioS1.B6.F24 Cavazos, Lauro F.S1.B6.F25 Chabran, RichardS1.B6.F26 Chandler, BruceS1.B6.F27 Chapman, James P.S1.B6.F28 Char, Kenneth F.C.S1.B6.F29 Charles, Alan F.S1.B6.F30 Chater, Shirley S.S1.B6.F31 Chavaría, ElviraS1.B6.F32 Chávez, AlbertoS1.B6.F33

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 13 Archive Chávez, GinaS2.B10.F27 Chávez, RichardS1.B6.F34 Chavira, RobertS1.B6.F35 Cheng, Grace M.S1.B6.F36 Cheung, Domino K.S1.B6.F37 Chittenden, JeanS1.B6.F38 Christenberry, George E.S1.B6.F39 Chunti, ManuelS2.B10.F28 Cisneros, RenéS1.B6.F40 Cleaver, Thomas J.S1.B6.F41 Clegg, J. HalvorS1.B6.F42 Clute, SteveS1.B6.F43 Cobos, RubénS1.B6.F44 Coe, Robert K.S1.B6.F45 Cogburn, CathyS1.B6.F46 Cole, Harold E.S1.B6.F47 Conrad, EileenS1.B6.F48 Contreras, FrankS1.B6.F49 Contreras, LucioS1.B6.F50 Cording, DickS1.B6.F51 Cornelius, Wayne A.S1.B6.F52 Cornwall, Frank I.S1.B6.F53 Coronado, GregorioS1.B6.F54 Cortés, CarlosS1.B6.F55 Cortéz, Carlos P.S1.B6.F56 Cortéz, JoséS2.B10.F29 Cousins, NormanS1.B6.F57 Crabbe, Orval R.S1.B6.F58 Creighton, StuartS1.B6.F59 Crist, Marguerite S.S1.B6.F60 Cromer, TomS1.B6.F61 Cruellar, RaúlS1.B6.F62 Cruz, BeliaS1.B6.F63 Cuarón, Alicia V.S1.B6.F64 Cummings, Lawrence E.S1.B6.F65 Cunningham, VeronicaS2.B10.F30 Curtin, Mary H.S1.B6.F66 Dalton, EnriqueS1.B7.F1 Dalton, Walter J.S1.B7.F2 Daniels, Joanne D.S1.B7.F3 Dannelly, Frank P.S1.B7.F4 Dávila-Calhoun, GloriaS2.B11.F1 Dávila, LuisS1.B7.F5 Davis, Mary M.S1.B7.F6 Davis-Valles, JudithS1.B7.F7 De Hoyos, Librado R.S1.B7.F10 De Jones, Ingreborg H.S1.B7.F19 De la Cruz, HomeroS1.B7.F11

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 14 Archive De la Cruz, PeteS1.B7.F12 De la Fontaine, JoffreS1.B7.F13 De la Garza, Rudolph O.S1.B7.F14 De la Torre, AlfredoS2.B17.F4 De La Fuente, PatriciaS2.B11.F2 De León, NephtalíS1.B7.F15 De los Santos, AlfredoS1.B7.F17 De los Santos, GilbertS1.B7.F18 De Vega, NelsonS1.B7.F20 De Witt, Susan JeanneS1.B7.F21 DeAnda-M., RosaS1.B7.F8 Decker, James T.S1.B7.F9 Delgado, AbelardoS2.B11.F3 Delgado, MiguelS1.B7.F16 Delgado, MiguelS2.B11.F4 Diamandopoulos, PeterS1.B7.F22 Díaz, DámasoS1.B7.F23 Díaz-G., RogelioS1.B7.F26 Díaz, JoeS1.B7.F24 Díaz, Mark A.S1.B7.F25 Díaz-N., José MiguelS1.B7.F27 Dickerson, AudreyS1.B7.F28 Dietrich, Fredrick H.S1.B7.F29 Doane, MaryS1.B7.F30 Dobrian, Walter A.S1.B7.F31 Dobrian, Walter A.S2.B11.F5 Domínguez, AliceS1.B7.F32 Domínguez, H. FrankS1.B7.F33 Dorris, MichaelS1.B7.F34 Dovalina, Mr.S1.B7.F35 Duke dos Santos, María I.S1.B7.F36 Dunham, E. AldenS1.B7.F37 Dunham, KennethS1.B7.F38 Dunham, LowellS1.B7.F39 Durrance, AnneS1.B7.F40 Eckert, Richard A.S1.B7.F41 Edson, William H.S1.B7.F42 Eger, Ernestina N.S1.B7.F43 Eisner, Michael D.S1.B7.F44 Elizondo, Sergio D.S1.B7.F45 Elizondo, Sergio D.S2.B11.F6 Elizondo, Virgil P.S2.B11.F7 Enríquez-M., EvangelinaS1.B7.F46 Enríquez-M., EvangelinaS2.B11.F8 Epstein, David M.S1.B7.F47 Erevia, ÁngelaS1.B7.F48 Escalante, JaimeS1.B7.F49 Escobar, Manuel G.S1.B7.F50

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 15 Archive Escontrias, Luis A.S1.B7.F51 Espinoza-Miller, YvetteS1.B7.F53 Espinoza, Rudolph L.S1.B7.F52 Espinoza, Rudolph L.S2.B11.F9 Esquibel, GeorgeS1.B7.F54 Estupinian, RafaelS2.B11.F10 Etheridge, William C.S1.B7.F55 Fagan, Edward R.S1.B8.F1 Fallon, Berlie J.S1.B8.F2 Farber, Seymour M.S1.B8.F3 Faulkner, VirginiaS1.B8.F4 Feiler, SyS1.B8.F5 Fernández, José B.S1.B8.F6 Fernández, NellS1.B8.F7 Fernández, Ricardo R.S1.B8.F8 Fernández, VirginiaS1.B8.F9 Ferrell, Keith H.S1.B8.F10 Figueroa, Alfredo A.S1.B8.F11 Finkel, Sylvia B.S1.B8.F12 Fischer, HeinzS1.B8.F13 Fisher, Eugene H.S1.B8.F14 Fisher, O.C.S1.B8.F15 Flawn, Peter T.S1.B8.F16 Flippen, Sharon A.S1.B8.F17 Flores, AntonioS1.B8.F18 Flores, Juan M.S1.B8.F19 Flores, P.F.S1.B8.F20 Flores, Patricio F.S2.B11.F11 Flores, Solomon H.S1.B8.F21 Flores, ValentinaS1.B8.F22 Fody, MichaelS1.B8.F23 Fosdick, JonS1.B8.F24 Fretter, William B.S1.B8.F25 Friedenreich, KennethS1.B8.F26 Froehlich, KathleenS1.B8.F27 Gaarder, Bruce A.S1.B8.F28 Galambos, SaritaS1.B8.F29 Galindo, GuillermoS2.B11.F12 Galindo-N., PedroS1.B8.F30 Gallardo, FredS1.B8.F31 Galvan, Roberto A.S2.B11.F13 Gamboa, John C.S1.B8.F32 García, Gilbert N.S1.B8.F33 García, Héctor P.S1.B8.F34 García, JerryS1.B8.F35 García, LinoS1.B8.F36 García, Mary LouS2.B11.F15 García, NildaS2.B11.F14

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 16 Archive Gardner, David PierpontS1.B8.F37 Garfias, RobertoS1.B8.F38 Garfinkel, AlanS1.B8.F39 Garza, DanielS2.B11.F16 Garza, HelenS1.B8.F40 Garza, José P.S1.B8.F41 Garza, JuanS2.B11.F17 Garza, RaymondS1.B8.F42 Garza, Roberto J.S1.B8.F43 Garza, Sabino C.S2.B11.F18 Garza-Z., RaymondS1.B8.F44 Gates, Jr., Dave L.S1.B8.F45 Gaustad, Edwin S.S1.B8.F46 Gaustad, PeggyS1.B8.F47 Gee, Danny M.S1.B8.F48 Geiler, Leland W.S1.B8.F49 George, GordonS1.B8.F50 Geuder, Patricia A.S1.B8.F51 Gibbs, Beverly J.S1.B8.F52 Gill, Robert W.S1.B8.F53 Gillis, VernaS1.B8.F54 Glaze, Jr., Arthur I.S1.B8.F55 Glennen, Robert E.S1.B8.F56 Glidden, David K.S1.B8.F57 Gómez, JoeS1.B8.F58 Gómez, Manuel N.S1.B8.F59 Gómez-Martinez, José L.S1.B8.F62 Gómez-Quiñones, JuanS1.B8.F63 Gómez-Quiñones, JuanS2.B11.F20 Gómez, RafaelS1.B8.F60 Gómez, RafaelS2.B11.F19 Gómez, RudyS1.B8.F61 Gonzales, LucyS1.B8.F69 Gonzales, MikeS1.B8.F70 Gonzales, RayS1.B8.F72 González-A., CheloS2.B11.F22 González, AbelS1.B8.F64 González-Berry, ErlindaS2.B11.F23 González, Henry B.S1.B8.F65 González, IrmaS1.B8.F66 González, José G.S1.B8.F67 González, JuanS1.B8.F68 González-Q., ArnhildaS1.B8.F73 González, Rafael J.S1.B8.F71 González, RaúlS2.B11.F21 Good, MaryS1.B8.F74 Goodwin, Alice H.S1.B8.F75 Gottdiener, MarkS1.B8.F76

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 17 Archive Gottesman, RonaldS1.B8.F77 Grable, John R.S1.B8.F78 Graham, Marjorie F.S1.B8.F79 Griego, RichardS1.B8.F80 Grissom, ColeenS1.B8.F81 Guerin-G., Camille L.S1.B8.F82 Guerra, JaimeS1.B8.F83 Guerrero-G., EugenioS1.B8.F85 Guerrero, GloriaS2.B11.F24 Guerrero, Tito IIIS1.B8.F84 Gutiérrez, Arturo L.S1.B8.F86 Gutiérrez, FernandoS1.B8.F87 Gutiérrez, José ÁngelS1.B8.F88 Guzmán, Ernesto A.S1.B8.F89 Hairapetian, ShahenS1.B9.F1 Hale, Frank W.S1.B9.F2 Hamilton, NancyS1.B9.F3 Hamm, RonS1.B9.F4 Harcleroad, Fred F.S1.B9.F5 Hardesty, Robert L.S1.B9.F6 Hardwick, Charles S.S1.B9.F7 Harp, ReedS1.B9.F8 Harth, Dorothy E.S1.B9.F9 Hatch, Orrin G.S1.B9.F10 Hatfield, Carol S.S1.B9.F11 Hayden, F. GregoryS1.B9.F12 Hayes, B.B.S1.B9.F13 Hayes, CurtS1.B9.F14 Hays, Howard H.S1.B9.F15 Hernández, IsaacS1.B9.F17 Hernández, JoséS1.B9.F18 Hernández, Jr., MikeS1.B9.F19 Hernández, MagdalenaS1.B9.F20 Hernández, OscarS1.B9.F16 Hernández-Tovar, InézS2.B12.F3 Herrera-Sobek, MaríaS1.B9.F21 Hicks, KatheS1.B9.F22 Himeblaw, JackS1.B9.F23 Hinchliffe, BruceS1.B9.F24 Hinderaker, IvanS1.B9.F25 Hine, JanetS1.B9.F26 Hinojosa, Gilberto M.S1.B9.F27 Hinojosa, Rolando R.S2.B12.F1 Hinojosa, Rolando R.S2.B12.F2 Hinojosa-Smith, Rolando R.S1.B9.F28 Hirsch, PaulS1.B9.F29 Hirschman, SarahS1.B9.F30 Hogenauer, DanielS1.B9.F31

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 18 Archive Holcomb, W.R.S1.B9.F32 Hollis, SammieS1.B9.F33 Holtzman, Wayne H.S1.B9.F34 Horne, David L.S2.B12.F4 Huantes, MargaritaS1.B9.F35 Hudson, VaughanS1.B9.F36 Huerta, RaymondS2.B12.F5 Hyatt, John D.S1.B9.F37 Igo, JohnS2.B12.F6 Ilchman, Alice S.S1.B9.F38 Irizarry, EstelleS1.B9.F39 Islas, ArturoS1.B9.F40 Islas, ArturoS2.B12.F7 Jaramillo, Amiel A.S1.B9.F41 Jaramillo-R., ManuelS1.B9.F42 Jenkins, Thomas E.S1.B9.F43 Jensen, Arthur M.S1.B9.F44 Jiménez, FranciscoS1.B9.F45 Jiménez, FranciscoS2.B12.F8 Jobe, Robert D.S1.B9.F46 Johnson, Harvey L.S2.B12.F9 Johnson, L. RossS1.B9.F47 Jones, Randall L.S1.B9.F48 Joseph, JamesS1.B9.F49 Jova, Joseph J.S1.B9.F50 Juárez, José RobertoS1.B9.F51 Jurado, ArturoS1.B9.F52 Kane, Charles A.S1.B10.F1 Kanellos, NicolásS1.B10.F2 Kanellos, NicolásS2.B12.F10 Kaprosy, GeraldoS1.B10.F3 Kazen, Jr., AbrahamS1.B10.F4 Kelly, Ernece B.S1.B10.F5 Kelly, Janice M.S2.B12.F11 Kennan, Ruth H.S1.B10.F6 Kerr, ClarkS1.B10.F7 Kersnowski, FrankS1.B10.F8 Kersnowski, FrankS2.B12.F12 Killinger, George G.S1.B10.F9 King, EdwardS2.B12.F13 King, JamesS1.B10.F10 Kirkland, J.M.S1.B10.F11 Kirst, Michael W.S1.B10.F12 Kitchen, James D.S1.B10.F13 Knoepfle, JohnS1.B10.F14 Knowlton, Clark S.S1.B10.F15 Kolb, RonS1.B10.F16 Koltai, LeslieS1.B10.F17

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 19 Archive Koontz, Elizabeth D.S1.B10.F18 Korzekwa, CynthiaS1.B10.F19 Krause, HilmarS1.B10.F20 Krevans, Julius R.S1.B10.F21 Kruszewski, Z. AnthonyS1.B10.F22 La Bounty, HughS1.B10.F23 Lamb, Gordon H.S1.B10.F24 Lampe, Carolyn M.S1.B10.F25 Landers, CliffordS1.B10.F26 Landers, VasdaS1.B10.F27 Langer, Margaret AnneS1.B10.F28 LaRue, Charles F.S1.B10.F29 Lattin, Vernon E.S1.B10.F30 Lawson, MarshaS1.B10.F31 Leach, Duane M.S1.B10.F32 Leal, LuisS1.B10.F33 Leath, Helen LangS1.B10.F34 Lee, James W.S1.B10.F35 Leney, Nancy L.H.S1.B10.F36 León, David JessS1.B10.F37 Leone, BettyS1.B10.F38 Leos, PaulS1.B10.F39 Lesley, MargaretS1.B10.F40 Lewels, Francisco J.S1.B10.F41 Lewis, Lowell N.S1.B10.F42 Lewis, Richard L.S1.B10.F43 Lewis, Tom J.S1.B10.F44 Liebhafsky, E.E.S1.B10.F45 Liebowitz, CharlesS1.B10.F46 Ligues, BrigidoS2.B13.F1 Likens, JamesS1.B10.F47 Linares, Jr., HumbertoS1.B10.F48 Linesly, William A.S1.B10.F49 Lipman-Blumen, JeanS1.B10.F50 Lizárraga, David C.S1.B10.F51 Lizárraga, Silvia S.S2.B13.F2 Loftis, JohnS1.B10.F52 Logue, FrankS1.B10.F53 Lomelí, Francisco A.S1.B10.F54 Lomelí, Francisco A.S2.B13.F3 Longoria, FrankS1.B10.F55 López, AliciaS1.B10.F56 López, BetoS1.B10.F57 López, DavidS1.B10.F58 López, Enrique H.S1.B10.F59 López, ErnieS1.B10.F60 López, HomeroS1.B10.F61 López, Joe R.S1.B10.F62

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 20 Archive López, JoeS2.B13.F4 López, Lino M.S1.B10.F63 López, SalvadorS1.B10.F64 López, SalvadorS2.B13.F5 López, TomásS1.B10.F65 Lopotko, Linda N.S1.B10.F66 Lounsbury, John F.S1.B10.F67 Loveridge, Charles C.S1.B10.F68 Lozano, Anthony G.S1.B10.F69 Lozano, CarlosS2.B13.F6 Lozano, Irma M.S1.B10.F71 Lozano, Jr., Ignacio E.S1.B10.F70 Luera, Alberto H.S1.B10.F72 Luhrs, DoloresS1.B10.F73 Luna-Lawhn, JuanitaS1.B10.F75 Luna, ManuelS1.B10.F74 Lundy, EdwardS1.B10.F76 Lyon, TedS1.B10.F77 Lyon, TedS2.B13.F7 Madamba, JayneS1.B11.F1 Madrid-Barela, ArturoS1.B11.F2 Madrid-Barela, ArturoS2.B13.F9 Magee, Wayne E.S1.B11.F3 Maguire, Jack R.S1.B11.F4 Maguire, John D.S1.B11.F5 Mahony, SheilaS1.B11.F6 Maíz, MagdalenaS2.B13.F8 Maldonado, JesúsS1.B11.F7 Maldonado, JesúsS2.B13.F10 Mallan, John P.S1.B11.F8 Manning, Robert J.S1.B11.F9 Manning, Winton H.S1.B11.F10 Maples, CharlesS1.B11.F11 Marenco, Jr., EduardoS1.B11.F12 Marks, MiltonS1.B11.F13 Marland, Sidney P.S1.B11.F14 Martínez, AquilinaS1.B11.F15 Martínez, Arthur D.S1.B11.F16 Martínez, EliudS1.B11.F17 Martínez, EnriqueS1.B11.F18 Martínez, H. SalvadorS1.B11.F19 Martínez, JohnS1.B11.F20 Martínez, Julio A.S1.B11.F21 Martínez, LeoS1.B11.F22 Martínez, MaxS1.B11.F23 Martínez, Santos G.S1.B11.F24 Martínez, Steven D.S1.B11.F25 Martínez, VilmaS1.B11.F26

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 21 Archive Matthews, WayneS1.B11.F27 Matula, FranklinS1.B11.F28 McClendon, Joanna E.S1.B11.F29 McCracken, EllenS1.B11.F30 McDonald, WaltS1.B11.F31 McEntee, EileenS1.B11.F32 McIntyre, Robert M.S1.B11.F33 McSwain, WarrenS1.B11.F34 Mead, WilliamS1.B11.F35 Medrano, AdamS1.B11.F36 Meinhardt, Warren L.S1.B11.F37 Melville, MargaritaS1.B11.F38 Méndez-Flores, EnriqueS1.B11.F40 Méndez, MiguelS1.B11.F39 Mendoza, NickS1.B11.F41 Menton, SeymourS1.B11.F42 Menton, SeymourS2.B13.F11 Mestas, Juan E.S1.B11.F43 Metternich, Henry C.S1.B11.F44 Meyer, James H.S1.B11.F45 Meyer, Marshall W.S1.B11.F46 Meza, DanielS1.B11.F47 Millard, PercyS1.B11.F48 Miller, Laurence D.S1.B11.F49 Millichap, Joseph R.S1.B11.F50 Mirandé, AlfredoS1.B11.F51 Mirandé, AlfredoS2.B13.F12 Moffat, James G.S1.B11.F52 Mojica, BertaS1.B11.F53 Molina, HéctorS1.B11.F54 Monarés, Aida C.S1.B11.F55 Mondrus-Engle, MargaritaS2.B13.F13 Monroe, HaskellS1.B11.F56 Montague, Eleanor A.S1.B11.F57 Montalvo, CarmelaS1.B11.F58 Montoto, GregorioS1.B11.F59 Montoya, FrankS1.B11.F60 Montoya, MarilynS1.B11.F61 Moore, Douglas R.S1.B11.F62 Moore, W.D.S1.B11.F63 Mora-Burnside, PatS1.B11.F65 Mora, JosieS1.B11.F64 Morales, A.G.S1.B11.F66 Morales, AlejandroS1.B11.F67 Morales, AlejandroS2.B13.F14 Morales, DavidS1.B11.F68 Morales, Joseph F.S2.B13.F15 Moreno, HilarioS1.B11.F69

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 22 Archive Morín, LupeS1.B11.F70 Morris, Jerry D.S1.B11.F71 Morris, MicheleS1.B11.F72 Morton, CarlosS1.B11.F73 Moyer, JenniferS1.B11.F74 Mújica, Barbara L.S1.B11.F75 Mullen, JeannieS1.B11.F76 Mulvihill, E.R.S1.B11.F77 Mundo Lo, Sara deS2.B13.F16 Muñoz-Avino, ManuelS1.B11.F79 Muñoz-Bata, SergioS1.B11.F80 Muñoz, Jr., CarlosS1.B11.F78 Muñoz-Luján, JuanS1.B11.F81 Murguía, EdwardS1.B11.F82 Murguía, Raúl S.S1.B11.F83 Murguía, Theodore I.S1.B11.F84 Murillo-Cruz, HéctorS1.B11.F85 Navarro, ArmandoS1.B12.F1 Nelson-Cisneros, VíctorS1.B12.F3 Nelson, JackS1.B12.F2 New, Jr., James E.S1.B12.F4 Newby, Edward J.S1.B12.F5 Newman, FrankS1.B12.F6 Newman, KatharineS1.B12.F7 Nieto, MargaritaS1.B12.F8 Norris, Mrs. Fred B.S1.B12.F9 Núñez, MagdalenaS1.B12.F10 O'Connell, Jr., Charles D.S1.B12.F12 Obledo, Mario G.S1.B12.F11 Oguiza, ThomasS1.B12.F13 Olgin, Jr., Manuel J.S1.B12.F14 Olin Jr., Spencer C.S1.B12.F15 Oliphant, DaveS1.B12.F16 Oliva, MaricelaS1.B12.F17 Oliva, RaquelS1.B12.F18 Olivo, TedS1.B12.F19 Olsen, Norskov V.S1.B12.F20 Olstad, CharlesS1.B12.F21 Olvera, JoeS1.B12.F22 Ornelas, BertaS2.B14.F1 Ornstein, Jacob L.S1.B12.F23 Ornstein, JacobS2.B14.F2 Orta, SimónS1.B12.F24 Ortega, Alicia Q.S1.B12.F25 Ortego, Philip D.S1.B12.F26 Ortego y Gasca, Felipe deS1.B12.F27 Ortíz, MaríaS2.B14.F3 Ortíz, RudyS2.B14.F4

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 23 Archive Ostarch, ValerieS1.B12.F28 Owens, MarieS1.B12.F29 Oxford, TamaraS1.B12.F30 Oyama, HenryS1.B12.F31 Ozuña, Jr., GeorgeS1.B12.F32 Pacheco, Ángela R.S1.B12.F33 Pacheco, JavierS2.B14.F5 Pacheco, Mary AnnS1.B12.F34 Padilla, RaymondS1.B12.F35 Padilla, SofiaS1.B12.F36 Pallady, StephenS1.B12.F37 Paolini, GilbertS1.B12.F38 Paquette, F. AndréS1.B12.F39 Paredes, AméricoS1.B12.F40 Paredes, Raymund A.S1.B12.F41 Parker, GaryS1.B12.F42 Parra, José AntonioS1.B12.F43 Parra, José AntonioS2.B14.F6 Patlán, JuanS1.B12.F44 Pedrotti, LouisS1.B12.F45 Peltason, J. W.S1.B12.F46 Penney, Dan/MaryS1.B12.F48 Peña, ErvieS2.B14.F7 Peña, PazS1.B12.F47 Pereira, SalasS1.B12.F50 Pereira, TonyS1.B12.F49 Pérez, Edward R.S1.B12.F51 Pérez, ManuelS1.B12.F52 Pérez, Reimundo TigreS2.B14.F9 Pérez, Roberto P.S2.B14.F8 Pérez, SeveroS1.B12.F53 Pérez, SeveroS2.B14.F10 Perissinotto, GiorgioS1.B12.F54 Peterson, LowellS1.B12.F55 Pfau, John M.S1.B12.F56 Phillips, JeanS1.B12.F57 Pierce, V.P.S1.B12.F58 Pino, Jr., FrankS1.B12.F59 Pino, Jr., FrankS2.B14.F11 Pino, Jr., FrankS2.B14.F12 Pino, Jr., FrankS2.B14.F13 Pino, Jr., FrankS2.B14.F14 Pino, Rita AntonetteS2.B14.F15 Pitkethly, LawrenceS1.B12.F60 Plakos, JohnS1.B12.F61 Platt, JoséS1.B12.F62 Plunkett, CathyS1.B12.F63 Pollak, Betty L.S1.B12.F64

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 24 Archive Popkin, Nathan S.S1.B12.F65 Porras, JerryS1.B12.F66 Porrata, Francisco E.S1.B12.F67 Portillo, EstelaS2.B14.F16 Portillo, LourdesS1.B12.F68 Powell, DavidS1.B12.F69 Powell, MozelleS1.B12.F70 Preciado-B., CeciliaS1.B12.F71 Press, FrankS1.B12.F72 Proctor, Claude O.S1.B12.F73 Proff, Fred C.S1.B12.F74 Próspero, CarlosS1.B12.F75 Quintana, Leroy V.S2.B15.F1 Quirarte, JacintoS1.B13.F1 Rafelson, VirginiaS1.B13.F2 Ramírez, ErnestinaS1.B13.F3 Ramírez, SalvadorS1.B13.F4 Ramos, Luis ArturoS2.B15.F2 Rand, AynS1.B13.F5a Randolph, LeonardS1.B13.F5b Rangel, FelixS1.B13.F6 Rasmussen, Alice M.S1.B13.F7 Reagan, RonaldS1.B13.F8 Reed, Harry A.S1.B13.F9 Reed, Sarah R.S1.B13.F10 Reese, Lee FlemingS1.B13.F11 Reeves, BlairS1.B13.F12 Reichardt, DorothyS1.B13.F13 Reisler, RaymondS1.B13.F14 Rewak, William J.S1.B13.F15 Reyes, BarbaraS1.B13.F16 Reyes, Jr., FelipeS1.B13.F18 Reyes-Mazon, ManuelS1.B13.F20 Reyes, Rosendo I.S1.B13.F17 Reyes, Rosendo I.S2.B15.F3 Reyes, VinicioS1.B13.F19 Reyna, Abel A.S2.B15.F4 Reyna, José R.S1.B13.F21 Rhine, SusanS1.B13.F22 Rifkin, Silvia B.S1.B13.F24 Riojas-Clark, EllenS1.B13.F23 Ríos, FranciscoS1.B13.F26 Ríos, HerminioS1.B13.F25 Ríos, SamS1.B13.F27 Rivera, BridgetteS1.B13.F28 Rivera, Eliodoro G.S1.B13.F29 Rivera, FelicianoS1.B13.F30 Rivera, GeorgeS1.B13.F31

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 25 Archive Rivera, JulioS1.B13.F32 Robertson, Mary L.S1.B13.F33 Robles, MireyaS2.B15.F5 Rocard, MarcienneS1.B13.F34 Rocard, MarcienneS2.B15.F6 Rodríguez, EdmundoS2.B15.F7 Rodríguez, EmerencianoS1.B13.F35 Rodríguez, IreneS1.B13.F37 Rodríguez, Jay StephensS2.B15.F8 Rodríguez, JoeS1.B13.F39 Rodríguez, JoeS2.B15.F9 Rodríguez, Jr., GenaroS1.B13.F36 Rodríguez, Juan A.S1.B13.F41 Rodríguez, JuanS1.B13.F40 Rodríguez, JuanS2.B15.F10 Rodríguez, Louis J.S1.B13.F42 Rodríguez, Manuel J.S1.B13.F43 Rodríguez-O, Jaime E.S1.B13.F38 Rodríguez-P., SalvadorS1.B13.F45 Rodríguez, Paul H.S1.B13.F44 Rodríguez, RichardS2.B15.F11 Rogers, Del MarieS1.B13.F46 Rogers, Del MarieS2.B15.F12 Rogers, James T.S1.B13.F47 Rois, RobertoS1.B13.F48 Rojas, GuillermoS1.B13.F49 Romanell, PatrickS1.B13.F50 Romano-V., Octavio I.S1.B13.F51 Romero, ClarenceS1.B13.F52 Romero, FrankS1.B13.F53 Romero, ManuelS2.B15.F13 Romo, RicardoS1.B13.F54 Rosales, Raúl G.S1.B13.F55 Rosenberg, JoeS1.B13.F56 Rothenberger, JamesS1.B13.F57 Rubio, GloriaS1.B13.F58 Ruibal, RodolfoS1.B13.F59 Ruiz, Eugenio G.S1.B13.F60 Ruiz-Garza, PedroS1.B13.F62 Ruiz-Ibáñez, ManuelS1.B13.F63 Ruiz, José LuisS2.B15.F14 Ruiz, Mario E.S1.B13.F61 Russell-R., AliceS1.B13.F64 Russell, William M.S1.B13.F65 Sagel, JimS1.B14.F1 Sager, MissyS1.B14.F2 Sagik, Bernard P.S1.B14.F3 Sainz, GustavoS1.B14.F4

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 26 Archive Salazar, Edward M.S1.B14.F6 Salazar, KenS1.B14.F7 Salazar, VerónicaS1.B14.F8 Saldaña, LupeS1.B14.F5 Saldivar, RamónS2.B16.F1 Salinas, JesúsS1.B14.F9 Salinas, Judy KayS1.B14.F10 Salinas, JudyS2.B16.F2 Sánchez, David A.S1.B14.F11 Sánchez, FrankS1.B14.F12 Sánchez, MartaS1.B14.F13 Sánchez, RamónS1.B14.F14 Sánchez, RicardoS2.B16.F3 Sánchez, RosauraS1.B14.F15 Sánchez, SaúlS1.B14.F16 Sánchez, SaúlS2.B16.F4 Sandoval, EmilioS1.B14.F17 Sandoval, RudyS1.B14.F18 Saucedo, Daniel H.S1.B14.F19 Sawyer, Donald T.S1.B14.F20 Saxon, David S.S1.B14.F21 Scannell, DeborahS1.B14.F22 Schillingsburg, P.L.S1.B14.F23 Schlundt, Christena L.S1.B14.F24 Schmertz, DianaS1.B14.F25 Schmidt, LorenzaS1.B14.F26 Schneider, PeterS1.B14.F27 Schroeder, Bethany JoS1.B14.F28 Schultz, PhyllisS1.B14.F29 Serrato, JuanS1.B14.F30 Shapiro, ThedaS1.B14.F31 Sherer, Jean B.S1.B14.F32 Sherman, HowardS1.B14.F33 Shields, MerrillS1.B14.F34 Shihab, NaomiS1.B14.F35 Shores, Lee J.S1.B14.F36 Shreeve, L. SidS1.B14.F37 Shuffler, HendersonS1.B14.F38 Sikes, MelvinS1.B14.F39 Siller, RaúlS1.B14.F40 Silva-Herzog, JesúsS1.B14.F41 Silverman, Joseph H.S1.B14.F42 Simmen, EdwardS1.B14.F43 Simmons, Althea T.L.S1.B14.F44 Simmons, Merle E.S1.B14.F45 Simpson, Frank R.S1.B14.F46 Sims, Dennis C.S1.B14.F47 Singer, HarryS1.B14.F48

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 27 Archive Singer, RobertS1.B14.F49 Slote, BerniceS1.B14.F50 Smerdon, Ernest T.S1.B14.F51 Smith, AmyS2.B16.F5 Smith, AprilS1.B14.F52 Smith, Beckie S.S1.B14.F53 Smith, Brewster M.S1.B14.F54 Smith, E.B.S1.B14.F55 Smith, JanS1.B14.F56 Smith, KurtS1.B14.F57 Smith, Martha L.S1.B14.F58 Smith, William FrenchS1.B14.F59 Socorro-Lacot, MaríaS1.B14.F60 Sofonio, MarkS1.B14.F61 Solano, MatthewS1.B14.F62 Soler, FrankS1.B14.F63 Solís, Luciano S.S1.B14.F64 Solózano, Jr., AntonioS1.B14.F65 Sommers, JosephS1.B14.F66 Sommers, JosephS2.B16.F6 Somoza, Oscar U.S1.B14.F67 Sooy, Francis A.S1.B14.F68 Sorber, Charles A.S1.B14.F69 Soriano, Blanca E.S1.B14.F70 Sosnowski, SaúlS1.B14.F74 Sotelo, MichaelS1.B14.F71 Soto, Andrés L.S1.B14.F72 Soto, GaryS1.B14.F73 Soto, GaryS2.B16.F7 Soyster, MatthewS1.B14.F75 Speer, James B.S1.B14.F76 Spencer, William J.S1.B14.F77 Sperling, Sally E.S1.B14.F78 Spradling, GrantS1.B14.F79 Standiford, LesS1.B14.F80 Stark, JohnS2.B16.F8 Starner, Glenn L.S1.B14.F81 Stauber, RosemaryS1.B14.F82 Steiner, StanS1.B14.F83 Stewart, Thomas A.S1.B14.F84 Stickell, VanceS1.B14.F85 Stokes, William W.S1.B14.F86 Stoler, John A.S1.B14.F87 Straus, Melvin P.S1.B14.F88 Sudmeier, James L.S1.B14.F89 Sutherland, BerryS1.B14.F90 Sutton, PatriciaS1.B14.F91 Svobodny, Dolly D.S1.B14.F92

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 28 Archive Sweet, Gordon W.S1.B14.F93 Taboada, OscarS1.B15.F1 Tafolla, CarmenS1.B15.F2 Taha, BarbaraS1.B15.F3 Tapia, John R.S2.B17.F1 Taraba, WolfgangS1.B15.F4 Tate, Jon R.S1.B15.F5 Tatum, Charles M.S1.B15.F6 Tatum, Charles M.S2.B17.F2 Taylor, Charles B.S1.B15.F7 Templeton, ArleighS1.B15.F8 Thomas, MarloS1.B15.F9 Thomas, MichaelS1.B15.F10 Thyagarajan, B.S.S1.B15.F11 Tienda, MartaS1.B15.F12 Tilford, MichaelS1.B15.F13 Tiller, James W.S1.B15.F14 Tillman-Hill, IrisS1.B15.F15 Tirado, MiguelS1.B15.F16 Tolbert, Michael L.S1.B15.F17 Toll, Robert C.S1.B15.F18 Tonn, HorstS1.B15.F19 Tonn, HorstS2.B17.F3 Torres, EliseoS1.B15.F20 Torres, Esteban E.S1.B15.F21 Torres, Esther Q.S1.B15.F22 Torres, Luis A.S1.B15.F23 Tórrez, William C.S1.B15.F24 Toxey, Walter W.S1.B15.F25 Trambley, Estela PortilloS1.B15.F26 Travelstead, Chester C.S1.B15.F27 Treviño, Albert D.S1.B15.F28 Treviño, Jesús SalvadorS1.B15.F29 Treviño, Rudy R.S1.B15.F30 Triana, GladysS2.B17.F5 Tulchin, JosephS1.B15.F31 Turner, David A.S1.B15.F32 Tyndall, Robert E.S1.B15.F33 Underwood, JeraldS1.B15.F34 Ureste, Homero L.S1.B15.F35 Urrutibeheit, HéctorS1.B15.F36 Vaca, Nick C.S1.B15.F37 Valadez, EdmundoS1.B15.F38 Valadez, KathyS1.B15.F39 Valdés, GinaS2.B17.F6 Valdez, LuisS1.B15.F43 Valdez, AvelardoS1.B15.F40 Valdez, DianaS1.B15.F41

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 29 Archive Valdez, Eduardo A.S2.B17.F7 Valdez, JudeS1.B15.F42 Valencia, TitaS1.B15.F44 Vallejos, TomásS2.B17.F8 Valverde, Leonard A.S1.B15.F45 Vance, CyrusS1.B15.F46 Varga, Mark R.S1.B15.F47 Vargas, Raúl S.S1.B15.F48 Vargas, SusanS1.B15.F49 Vasconcellos, JohnS1.B15.F50 Vásquez, MaríaS1.B15.F51 Vásquez, PedroS1.B15.F52 Vásquez-Sánchez, RamónS1.B15.F53 Velásquez, Olga DeliaS1.B15.F54 Vélez, CarlosS1.B15.F55 Veninga, James F.S1.B15.F56 Vera, RonS1.B15.F57 Vigil, EvangelinaS1.B15.F58 Vigil, EvangelinaS2.B17.F10 Vigil, Virginia D.S1.B15.F66 Villanueva, DanS1.B15.F59 Villanueva, TinoS1.B15.F60 Villanueva, TinoS1.B15.F61 Villanueva, TinoS2.B17.F9 Villarreal, AtenógenesS1.B15.F62 Villarreal, José AntonioS1.B15.F63 Villarreal, Roberto E.S1.B15.F64 Villegas, JuanS1.B15.F65 Von Ende, FrederickS1.B15.F67 Wahaven, Jo BethS1.B16.F1 Walding, Daniel J.S1.B16.F2 Walker, Daniel G.S1.B16.F4 Walker, E.D.S1.B16.F3 Warren, David H.S1.B16.F5 Wassman, AnnS1.B16.F6 Webster, Shirley D.S1.B16.F7 Wellington, Marie A.S1.B16.F8 Wharton, Clifton R.S1.B16.F9 Whisler, KirkS1.B16.F10 White, James P.S1.B16.F11 Wick, Charles Z.S1.B16.F12 Wilmer, Harry A.S1.B16.F13 Wilmot, Laura P.S1.B16.F14 Wilms, Wellford W.S1.B16.F15 Wilson, GeorgeS1.B16.F16 Wilson, Robert H.S1.B16.F17 Wingerter, George H.S1.B16.F18 Wojciechowski, WilliamS1.B16.F19

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 30 Archive Wolitz, SethS1.B16.F20 Woods, Norman J.S1.B16.F21 Woods, Richard D.S1.B16.F22 Woodyard, George W.S1.B16.F23 Wright, Barbara R.S1.B16.F24 Wyatt, KentS1.B16.F25 Yates, Donald A.S1.B16.F26 Ybarra-Frausto, TomásS1.B16.F27 Ybarra-Frausto, TomásS2.B17.F12 Ybarra-Frausto, TomásS2.B17.F13 Ybarra, MaryS2.B17.F11 Yee, TimS1.B16.F28 Yglesias, Kenneth D.S1.B16.F29 Young, Ann VentureS1.B16.F30 Zambrano, IsabelS1.B16.F31 Zamora, CarlosS1.B16.F32 Zamora, EmilioS1.B16.F33 Zamora, EstelaS1.B16.F34 Zapata, CarmenS1.B16.F35 Zárate, JuanS1.B16.F36 Zavilla, PatriciaS1.B16.F37 Zeagers, Marilyn C.S1.B16.F38 Zerman, William S.S1.B16.F39 Zúñiga, MartaS1.B16.F40 Zyla, W.T.S1.B16.F41 Subject Index Note: The archive entries and annotations have been indexed, but not the Forward or the Introduction. The index key is Section, Box, and Folder number. AAAH Membership RenewalS3.B29.F2 AAAS AdministrationS3.B29.F3 AAAS Internal MemorandaS4.B6.F5 AAC Conference MaterialS4.B1.F13 AACG Regional DevelopmentS4.B1.F3 AACHE Internal MemorandaS4.B1.F11 AACJC Internal MemorandaS4.B6.F6 AACTE Internal MemorandaS4.B1.F5 AAHE Board MeetingS3.B29.F8 AAHE Conference MaterialS3.B29.F6 AAHE OrganizationS3.B29.F4 AAHE PublicationsS3.B29.F9 AAHE Published MaterialS3.B29.F7 AAHE Regional SymposiumS4.B25.F5 AAHE Special ProjectsS3.B29.F5 AASCU Internal MemorandaS4.B6.F7 AASCU Research MaterialS3.B27.F6 AATSP-Alamo ChapterS4.B6.F1 AAUP OrganizationS3.B29.F10 AAUW AdministrationS3.B30.F1

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 31 Archive ABC-TV Chicano ProductionS1.B7.F44 Abrazo Literary JournalS2.B24.F1 Academia NorteamericanaS1.B5.F22 Academia NorteamericanaS4.B1.F1 Academic Affairs PositionS1.B8.F53 Academic ApplicationsS1.B8.F80 Academic EmploymentS1.B14.F3 Academic EmploymentS1.B14.F49 Academic EmploymentS1.B14.F64 Academic EmploymentS1.B16.F20 Academic EmploymentS1.B5.F15 Academic ReferenceS1.B12.F51 Academic ReferenceS1.B12.F65 Academic ReferenceS1.B13.F14 Academic ReferenceS1.B5.F13 Academic ReferencesS1.B12.F24 Academic ReferencesS1.B12.F37 Academic ReferencesS1.B12.F59 Academic ReferencesS1.B12.F71 Academic Tenure EvaluationS1.B14.F29 Academic Tenure EvaluationsS1.B15.F27 Accreditation GuidelinesS1.B4.F19 ACE AdministrationS3.B29.F11 ACE AdministrationS3.B29.F12 ACE AdministrationS3.B29.F13 ACE Board of DirectorsS4.B22.F25 ACE Board of DirectorsS4.B6.F8 ACE President's InstituteS1.B12.F46 Achievement Council DataS4.B1.F2 Achievement CouncilS4.B59.F15 ACLS Travel ApplicationS4.B6.F2 ACTFL Business MemorandaS4.B6.F3 Adelante MagazineS1.B13.F20 Administrative DegreeS5.B5.F1 Administrative EducationS3.B66.F6 Administrative EmploymentS1.B11.F10 Advent Literary MagazineS1.B15.F7 Aesthetics and CultureS2.B32.F11 Aesthetics in LiteratureS2.B32.F9 "Affirmative Action" SpeechS1.B11.F70 Agricultural BiochemistryS5.B5.F2 Agricultural EconomicsS2.B20.F5 Agrupación de PresosS4.B48.F3 The Águila Family NovelS1.B10.F65 Air Logistic CenterS4.B48.F4 Akwesasne Notes/New YorkS2.B24.F4 Alamo Chapter/Sigma XiS4.B6.F4 Allied Health ProgramsS4.B1.F4

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 32 Archive Alma abierta Poetry BookS2.B13.F12 Aloha Airlines Vice ChairmanS1.B6.F29 Always and Other PoemsS1.B10.F8 AMAE Education WorkshopS1.B15.F49 AMAE General ConferenceS4.B24.F4 AMAE Internal MemorandaS4.B1.F15 AMAS University ClubS4.B6.F10 American Assembly DataS3.B30.F2 American Education SymposiumS1.B10.F12 American G.I. Forum Conf.S1.B14.F5 American G.I. ForumS4.B48.F5 American Graduate SchoolS4.B48.F6 American Indian EducationS4.B62.F1 American InstituteS4.B48.F7 American Issues Forum/NEHS1.B9.F37 American Issues ProgramS4.B6.F9 American Management Assn.S4.B1.F6 American Mutual LifeS4.B1.F7 American Public EducationS4.B60.F7 American Southwest ReportS4.B65.F8 American Studies Assn.S4.B1.F8 American Testing MethodsS4.B64.F7 Amézquita's Eating StonesS1.B10.F14 Los Amigos of Sam HoustonS1.B13.F32 Los Amigos OrganizationS4.B4.F5 Anaheim Union High SchoolS4.B23.F8 Anatomy Curriculum ListS5.B5.F3 André Paquette AssociatesS4.B48.F8 Angelo State UniversityS4.B28.F1 Anglos and Other StrangersS1.B6.F14 Announcements/SymposiumS4.B48.F9 Annual ACT ConferenceS1.B15.F9 Anthropology EmphasisS5.B5.F4 Anti-Defamation LeagueS4.B1.F10 Anti-Defamation LeagueS4.B62.F2 Antiperros. Quinto Sol Inc.S1.B7.F45 Appalachian AmericaS4.B48.F10 Applied MechanicsS5.B5.F52 Apunte Bookstore CatalogsS1.B11.F85 Aquí y Alla NewsletterS1.B9.F35 Arizona State UniversityS1.B10.F67 Arizona State UniversityS4.B28.F2 Arlington High School, CAS1.B9.F36 Armstrong State CollegeS1.B14.F86 Art History CurriculumS5.B5.F5 El arte narrativo de Max AubS1.B10.F55 Arte Publico PressS1.B12.F17 Artes de Pueblo/TexasS4.B6.F11

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 33 Archive Artes y HumanidadesS4.B22.F19 Artistic Style of TRS2.B32.F8 ASCD Annual ConferenceS4.B1.F14 ASHC Internal MemorandaS3.B30.F11 ASHC Internal MemorandaS3.B30.F12 ASHC Internal MemorandaS3.B30.F13 ASHC Published MaterialS3.B30.F10 Aspen Institute MaterialS3.B30.F4 Aspen Institute MaterialS3.B30.F5 Aspen Institute MaterialS3.B30.F8 Aspen Institute MaterialS3.B30.F9 Aspen Institute NotesS3.B30.F6 Aspen Institute ResearchS3.B30.F7 Assn. of Academic DeansS1.B9.F7 Atisbos Literary JournalS2.B24.F2 Atlantic Council of U.S.S4.B48.F14 Audio-Visual MaterialS3.B1.F11 Audiotapes of TR's WorkS5.B14.F1 Austin College, TXS4.B28.F3 Austin School DistrictS4.B48.F15 Austin State University, TXS1.B6.F41 Aventuras de don ChipoteS2.B12.F10 AWCHP Grant ProposalS4.B1.F9 AWP Administrative DataS3.B31.F1 Aztec-Maya Class SyllabusS2.B11.F1 Aztlán Academic JournalS2.B24.F3 Aztlán Culture CommitteeS1.B7.F10 Bank of Los Angeles, CAS3.B50.F1 Barrio PublicationsS2.B24.F5 Barriology Test C/SS4.B48.F16 Bay Area Bilingual Ed.S4.B1.F16 BBCMA Internal MemorandaS2.B24.F6 Bécquer, Gustavo AdolfoS2.B19.F6 Bee County College AnalysisS1.B15.F64 Bell and Howell CompanyS4.B48.F17 Bexar County Jail ProgramS4.B48.F19 Bexar Historical CommitteeS1.B13.F12 Bexar Historical CommitteeS1.B15.F53 BIA Corporate MemorandumS3.B50.F2 Bibliographic ResearchS2.B12.F9 BIC Internal MemorandaS4.B1.F21 Bicentennial ReportS2.B19.F7 Bicultural EducationS4.B48.F18 Bilingual DevelopmentS4.B61.F2 Bilingual Education DataS4.B53.F3 Bilingual Education EssayS2.B10.F7 Bilingual Education ForumS1.B12.F61 Bilingual Education ForumS1.B8.F28

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 34 Archive Bilingual Education ListS5.B5.F6 Bilingual Education ProgramS1.B6.F42 Bilingual Education ProgramS1.B6.F56 Bilingual Education ProgramS1.B9.F4 Bilingual EducationS1.B8.F86 Bilingual EducationS4.B48.F11 Bilingual EducationS4.B48.F20 Bilingual EducationS4.B48.F21 Bilingual EducationS4.B59.F6 Bilingual EducationS4.B60.F4 Bilingual EducationS4.B64.F5 Bilingual Education SurveyS1.B7.F12 Bilingual FoundationS1.B16.F35 Bilingual Mini-ConferenceS2.B19.F8 Bilingual Review AnthologyS1.B9.F45 Bilingual ReviewS2.B24.F7 Bilingual SymposiumS2.B20.F1 Bilingual TheatreS1.B15.F44 Biochemistry CurriculumS5.B5.F8 Biology and RadiologyS5.B5.F9 Biology CurriculumS5.B5.F7 Biomedical Research Assn.S3.B27.F5 Biscayne College DataS4.B1.F17 Black American StudiesS4.B62.F3 Black Hair Poetry BookS2.B16.F7 Black History CurriculumS3.B1.F16 Black History MonthS4.B1.F18 Black Leadership: U.S.S4.B48.F22 Black River Writers Assn.S4.B1.F19 Bless Me, Última ScriptS2.B15.F14 Blind Alley JournalS2.B24.F8 Blue Star RegimentS1.B5.F14 Board of Foreign ScholarsS4.B7.F1 Board of Foreign ScholarsS4.B7.F2 Board of Foreign ScholarsS4.B7.F3 Board of Foreign ScholarsS4.B7.F4 Board of Foreign ScholarsS4.B8.F1 Board of Foreign ScholarsS4.B8.F2 Board of Foreign ScholarsS4.B8.F3 Board of Foreign ScholarsS4.B8.F4 Board of Foreign ScholarsS4.B9.F1 Board of Foreign ScholarsS4.B9.F2 Board of Foreign ScholarsS4.B9.F3 Board of Pardons, TXS4.B1.F20 Books Abroad JournalS2.B24.F9 Botany CurriculumS5.B5.F10 Bourns Corporate DataS3.B50.F3 Brawley/El Centro LectureS4.B26.F3

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 35 Archive Brenau College, GeorgiaS1.B13.F47 Brenham High School, TXS1.B13.F13 Brigham Young UniversityS1.B14.F37 Brigham Young UniversityS4.B28.F4 Brown Jr. High SchoolS2.B19.F10 Bryan Public Schools, TXS1.B9.F33 Business AdministrationS5.B5.F12 Business CurriculumS5.B5.F11 Business EducationS5.B5.F24 CABE Conference MaterialS4.B2.F2 CABE Fifth Annual Conf.S1.B10.F56 Café de CaliforniaS4.B2.F1 Café Solo JournalS2.B25.F1 CAL Internal MemorandaS4.B10.F1 CAL Internal MemorandaS4.B2.F11 "Calchaqui gris" ManuscriptS2.B13.F16 California Arts CouncilS4.B2.F3 California LegislatureS4.B2.F4 California News ArticlesS5.B2.F10 California News ArticlesS5.B2.F11 California News ArticlesS5.B2.F6 California News ArticlesS5.B2.F7 California News ArticlesS5.B2.F8 California State officeS4.B22.F29 Caminos MagazineS1.B16.F10 Caminos MagazineS1.B8.F64 Caminos MagazineS2.B24.F10 Caminos MagazineS4.B25.F15 Canto al PuebloS2.B19.F11 Caracol Literary JournalS2.B25.F2 Caras viejas y vino nuevoS2.B13.F14 Career Interest SurveyS4.B49.F1 Carnegie CorporationS3.B31.F9 Carnegie CorporationS3.B32.F1 Carnegie CorporationS3.B32.F2 Carnegie Foundation MeetingS1.B7.F37 Carnegie Foundation PanelS1.B14.F68 Carnegie Foundation/PBSS4.B39.F1 Carnegie Foundation/PBSS4.B39.F2 Carnegie Foundation/PBSS4.B39.F3 Carnegie Foundation/PBSS4.B39.F4 Carnegie Foundation/PBSS4.B40.F1 Carnegie Foundation/PBSS4.B40.F2 Carnegie Foundation/PBSS4.B41.F1 Carnegie Foundation/PBSS4.B41.F2 Carnegie Foundation/PBSS4.B42.F1 Carnegie Foundation/PBSS4.B42.F2 Carnegie Foundation/PBSS4.B42.F3

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 36 Archive Carnegie Foundation/PBSS4.B43.F1 Carnegie Foundation/PBSS4.B43.F2 Carnegie Foundation/PBSS4.B44.F1 Carnegie Foundation/PBSS4.B44.F2 Carnegie Foundation/PBSS4.B45.F1 Carnegie Foundation/PBSS4.B45.F2 Carnegie Foundation/PBSS4.B45.F3 Carnegie Foundation/PBSS4.B46.F1 Carnegie Foundation/PBSS4.B46.F2 Carnegie FoundationS1.B11.F8 Carnegie FoundationS4.B33.F1 Carnegie FoundationS4.B33.F2 Carnegie FoundationS4.B34.F1 Carnegie FoundationS4.B34.F2 Carnegie FoundationS4.B35.F1 Carnegie FoundationS4.B35.F2 Carnegie FoundationS4.B36.F1 Carnegie FoundationS4.B36.F2 Carnegie FoundationS4.B37.F1 Carnegie FoundationS4.B37.F2 Carnegie FoundationS4.B38.F1 Carnegie FoundationS4.B38.F2 Carnegie FoundationS4.B38.F3 Carnegie FoundationS4.B63.F1 Carnegie Media CommissionS1.B11.F6 Carnegie Media CommissionS1.B5.F38 Carrascolendas ProgramS4.B49.F3 Carrascolendas ProgramS4.B49.F4 Carta Abierta NewsletterS2.B25.F3 Carter Re-Election NotesS4.B2.F9 Carthage College: EgerS4.B28.F7 "La casa grande" ManuscriptS1.B10.F77 "La casa grande" ManuscriptS1.B6.F9 "La casa grande" ManuscriptS2.B32.F3 "La casa grande" ManuscriptS2.B4.F16 "La casa grande" ManuscriptS2.B4.F17 "La casa grande" NovelS1.B11.F31 "La casa grande" NovelS1.B6.F19 Casa Blanca Action GroupS4.B2.F10 Casa de las AméricasS2.B19.F13 Casa de las AméricasS2.B25.F4 Casa Editorial PublishersS2.B25.F5 Casa Ramona AssociationS3.B47.F5 CBMC Internal MemorandaS4.B2.F21 CCD Self-Instruction TapeS4.B2.F12 CCM Scholarship BanquetS4.B27.F8 CCNMA Internal MemorandaS2.B24.F11 CCTA Board of DirectorsS3.B50.F5

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 37 Archive CEH Bibliographic SeriesS4.B2.F16 Census District ManagerS1.B16.F36 Center MagazineS2.B23.F8 Central Labor CouncilS1.B6.F66 Central Labor CouncilS4.B2.F15 Central Michigan Univ.S3.B4.F17 Central Michigan UniversityS1.B14.F87 Central Michigan UniversityS1.B4.F16 Centro Cultural de PuebloS4.B49.F6 Centro de Artes y LenguasS2.B19.F12 Centro de BarrioS4.B49.F2 Centro de Cultura, MéxicoS1.B7.F19 Centro Video ProductionsS4.B21.F17 CEO Goals and ObjectivesS1.B1.F14 Certificates of HonorS5.B17.F1 CFAT Board of TrusteesS3.B31.F6 CFAT Board of TrusteesS3.B31.F8 CFAT Education MaterialS3.B31.F7 CFAT Internal MemorandaS3.B31.F2 CFAT Internal MemorandaS3.B31.F3 CFAT Internal MemorandaS3.B31.F4 CFAT Internal MemorandaS3.B31.F5 CFR Internal MemorandaS3.B32.F4 CFR Internal MemorandaS3.B32.F5 Chaffey Community CollegeS4.B22.F37 Chancellor's Address BookS3.B29.F1 Chancellor's CabinetS3.B20.F1 Chancellor's CabinetS3.B20.F12 Chancellor's CabinetS3.B20.F13 Chancellor's CabinetS3.B20.F15 Chancellor's CabinetS3.B20.F16 Chancellor's CabinetS3.B20.F2 Chancellor's CabinetS3.B20.F3 Chancellor's CabinetS3.B20.F5 Chancellor's CabinetS3.B20.F6 Chancellor's CabinetS3.B20.F7 Chancellor's CabinetS3.B20.F8 Chancellor's CabinetS3.B20.F9 Chancellor's CouncilS3.B24.F19 Chancellor's officeS3.B24.F20 Chancellorship PositionS1.B10.F17 Chancellorship PositionS1.B10.F32 Chaparral TravelS4.B49.F7 Chapman College WorkshopS2.B26.F12 Charles H. Revson, Inc.S4.B49.F8 Chasqui RevistaS2.B25.F7 CHC Avance NewsletterS2.B24.F15 CHC Board of TrusteesS3.B46.F1

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 38 Archive Chemistry CurriculumS5.B5.F13 Chemistry Organic DegreesS5.B5.F14 Chemistry-RadiationS5.B5.F15 Chicago Board of EducationS1.B11.F52 Chicago Public SchoolsS4.B63.F7 Chicana/o IntellectualsS4.B64.F12 Chicana Poet and ArtistS2.B11.F22 Chicana Poetry ManuscriptS2.B10.F27 Chicana Poetry ManuscriptS2.B10.F30 Chicana Poetry ManuscriptS2.B11.F24 Chicana Poetry ManuscriptS2.B12.F3 Chicana Poetry ManuscriptS2.B13.F1 Chicana Short StoryS2.B17.F5 Chicana Short StoryS2.B17.F6 Chicanacán Cultural GroupS2.B24.F12 "Chicano Academic" SpeechS1.B11.F84 Chicano Alumni AssociationS1.B12.F14 The Chicano AnthologyS1.B14.F43 Chicano AnthologyS1.B7.F31 Chicano Art and CultureS2.B11.F10 Chicano Art ExhibitionS1.B5.F17 Chicano Art ExhibitionS4.B21.F5 Chicano Art Show at UCRS1.B9.F42 Chicano Artist BibliographyS1.B7.F54 Chicano Artist CommissionS1.B13.F43 Chicano Authors PublicationS1.B5.F45 Chicano BibliographiesS2.B12.F13 Chicano BibliographiesS3.B64.F1 Chicano BibliographiesS3.B64.F2 Chicano BibliographiesS3.B64.F3 Chicano BibliographiesS3.B64.F4 Chicano BibliographiesS3.B64.F6 Chicano BibliographiesS3.B64.F7 Chicano BibliographyS1.B10.F11 Chicano BibliographyS2.B22.F4 Chicano Bishops CouncilS2.B11.F11 Chicano Cinema CoalitionS4.B61.F6 Chicano Community Assn.S3.B51.F4 Chicano Conference in MexicoS1.B13.F24 Chicano Conference NotesS3.B67.F1 Chicano CorrespondenceS3.B66.F1 Chicano Cultural CenterS2.B10.F29 Chicano Cultural CenterS4.B10.F3 Chicano Culture EssaysS2.B11.F4 Chicano Culture SymposiumS2.B20.F2 Chicano Curriculum NotesS4.B60.F1 Chicano DramatistS1.B8.F43 Chicano Education ProjectS3.B46.F2

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 39 Archive Chicano Faculty RecruitmentS1.B12.F66 Chicano Film FestivalS1.B11.F36 Chicano Film ProductionsS4.B61.F9 Chicano Film ProjectS3.B49.F9 Chicano History ArticlesS5.B16.F4 Chicano History EssayS2.B11.F20 Chicano History EssayS2.B12.F5 Chicano History MaterialS2.B32.F12 Chicano History ResearchS2.B15.F7 Chicano History ResearchS5.B16.F3 Chicano History SyllabusS2.B11.F5 Chicano Labor MovementS4.B64.F18 Chicano Labor MovementS4.B65.F9 Chicano Language AnalysisS4.B64.F4 Chicano/Latino ArticlesS4.B48.F13 Chicano/Latino EducatorsS4.B59.F12 Chicano/Latino FellowshipsS1.B7.F33 Chicano/Latino LeadersS4.B4.F24 Chicano/Latino PlaysS2.B10.F5 Chicano/Latino PublicationsS1.B4.F9 Chicano Leadership SymposiumS1.B5.F20 Chicano Literary AnalysisS2.B32.F13 Chicano Literary CritiqueS2.B13.F11 Chicano Literary CritiqueS2.B14.F11 Chicano Literary CritiqueS2.B15.F5 Chicano Literary CritiqueS2.B17.F8 Chicano Literary DevelopmentS1.B13.F37 Chicano Literary EssayS2.B10.F20 Chicano Literary EssayS2.B10.F22 Chicano Literary EssayS2.B13.F9 Chicano Literary EssayS2.B15.F11 Chicano Literary EssayS2.B16.F1 Chicano Literary EssayS2.B16.F2 Chicano Literary EssayS2.B16.F6 Chicano Literary EssayS2.B17.F12 Chicano Literary EssayS2.B17.F2 Chicano Literary EssayS2.B17.F9 Chicano Literary EssaysS2.B10.F9 Chicano Literary EssaysS2.B11.F23 Chicano Literary LeadersS5.B1.F13 Chicano Literary PrizeS2.B21.F7 Chicano Literary SymposiumS1.B11.F59 Chicano Literary WorkS2.B11.F8 Chicano Literary WorkS2.B14.F6 Chicano Literary WorkS2.B15.F9 Chicano Literary WorksS2.B11.F15 Chicano Literary WorksS2.B11.F6 Chicano Literary WorksS2.B12.F1

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 40 Archive Chicano Literary WorksS2.B12.F2 Chicano Literary WorksS2.B13.F2 Chicano Literary WorksS2.B13.F3 Chicano Literary WorksS2.B14.F13 Chicano Literary WorksS2.B14.F14 Chicano Literary WorksS2.B14.F8 Chicano Literary WriterS1.B9.F28 Chicano Literature AnthologyS1.B11.F30 Chicano Literature AnthologyS1.B6.F15 Chicano Literature Conf.S1.B13.F27 Chicano Literature EssayS2.B13.F7 Chicano Literature EssaysS5.B2.F12 Chicano Literature LectureS1.B6.F7 Chicano Literature LectureS1.B7.F36 Chicano Literature ListsS2.B19.F5 Chicano Literature MA ThesisS1.B15.F19 Chicano LiteratureS2.B19.F16 Chicano Literature SatireS2.B33.F4 Chicano Literature SymposiumS1.B16.F41 Chicano Literature SymposiumS1.B7.F14 Chicano Literature ThesisS1.B8.F69 "Chicano Literature" EssayS1.B9.F20 Chicano Media BanquetS1.B12.F49 Chicano Mobile InstituteS4.B10.F4 Chicano News Media Assn.S1.B8.F83 Chicano Newspaper FundingS1.B14.F30 El Chicano NewspaperS1.B5.F27 Chicano Novel ManuscriptS2.B10.F3 Chicano OrganizationsS3.B4.F24 Chicano Ph.D. ListingsS4.B49.F9 Chicano Ph.D. MentorshipS1.B7.F46 Chicano Photography CatalogS1.B6.F17 Chicano Playwright ScriptS2.B33.F3 Chicano Poetry AnthologyS1.B8.F71 Chicano Poetry CollectionS2.B14.F12 Chicano Poetry CollectionS2.B14.F16 Chicano Poetry CollectionS2.B14.F4 Chicano Poetry CollectionS2.B14.F5 Chicano Poetry CollectionS2.B14.F9 Chicano Poetry CollectionS2.B15.F1 Chicano Poetry CollectionS2.B15.F3 Chicano Poetry CollectionS2.B15.F4 Chicano Poetry CollectionS2.B17.F11 Chicano Poetry CollectionS2.B33.F1 Chicano Poetry ManuscriptS2.B10.F10 Chicano Poetry ManuscriptS2.B10.F11 Chicano Poetry ManuscriptS2.B10.F15 Chicano Poetry ManuscriptS2.B10.F21

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 41 Archive Chicano Poetry ManuscriptS2.B10.F26 Chicano Poetry ManuscriptS2.B11.F13 Chicano Poetry ManuscriptS2.B13.F10 Chicano Poetry ManuscriptS2.B15.F12 Chicano Poetry ManuscriptS2.B15.F13 Chicano Poetry ManuscriptS2.B17.F1 Chicano Poetry ManuscriptsS1.B14.F10 "Chicano Poetry" MaterialS2.B17.F13 Chicano Policy InstituteS4.B59.F11 Chicano Political HistoryS5.B16.F2 Chicano Political IssuesS4.B60.F17 Chicano Political IssuesS4.B60.F18 Chicano Political IssuesS4.B60.F19 Chicano ProfessionalsS4.B49.F10 Chicano School Board Conf.S1.B6.F63 Chicano Screenplay: SomosS4.B61.F10 Chicano Screenplay: SomosS4.B61.F11 Chicano Screenplay: SomosS4.B61.F12 Chicano Short StoriesS2.B11.F16 Chicano Short StoriesS2.B13.F5 Chicano Short StoriesS2.B16.F4 Chicano Short StoryS2.B11.F2 Chicano Short StoryS2.B17.F7 Chicano Social CommentaryS1.B4.F8 Chicano SociolinguisticsS4.B21.F11 Chicano Students CoalitionS1.B12.F36 Chicano Studies CenterS2.B25.F8 Chicano Studies CenterS4.B2.F18 Chicano Studies LectureS1.B15.F28 Chicano Studies ProgramsS3.B67.F4 Chicano Studies SymposiumS1.B12.F40 Chicano Theatre ReviewsS4.B61.F8 Chicano Times NewspaperS2.B25.F9 Chicano Training CenterS2.B19.F17 Chicano Training CenterS4.B2.F19 Chicano UrbanizationS4.B64.F1 Chicano Voices AnthologyS1.B13.F33 Chicano Writers Assn.S2.B19.F19 Chicano Writers BibliographyS1.B7.F43 Chicanos in College EssayS2.B19.F15 Chicanos in EducationS2.B22.F2 Chicanos in World War IIS2.B10.F8 Chicanos: antología EditorS1.B15.F60 Child Development ProgramS4.B49.F11 Children's PoetryS2.B18.F5 Children's PoetryS2.B18.F6 Children's PoetryS2.B18.F7 Children's Rights GroupS4.B22.F14

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 42 Archive Childrens Rights GroupS4.B2.F20 CHO Internal MemorandaS4.B2.F24 Christian Science MonitorS2.B25.F10 Chronicle JournalS1.B8.F56 CIDOC/Cultural InstituteS2.B19.F18 CIE Media CentralS4.B49.F5 Cinco de Mayo CelebrationS4.B49.F13 "The Circuit" Short StoryS2.B12.F8 Citizens Goals CommitteeS3.B32.F6 Citizens Goals CommitteeS3.B32.F7 Citizens Univ. CommitteeS4.B2.F22 City Government DirectoryS4.B53.F6 City of Riverside, CAS3.B51.F7 Civil Engineering DegreesS5.B5.F32 Civil Rights CommissionS1.B4.F43 Civil Rights CommissionS1.B5.F47 Civil Rights ReportS4.B64.F15 Civil Service CommissionS1.B7.F55 Civil Service CommissionS4.B57.F13 CJUSD School BoardS4.B2.F27 Claremont Business SchoolS1.B6.F61 Claremont Colleges, CAS1.B10.F47 Claremont Colleges, CAS4.B2.F23 Claremont RED-OX GroupS3.B26.F1 Claremont RED-OX GroupS3.B26.F2 Claremont University CenterS1.B11.F5 Clark College InaugurationS1.B5.F26 Clear Lake Area ProjectS4.B49.F14 CMAA Board of DirectorsS4.B10.F6 CMAA Board of DirectorsS4.B10.F7 CMAA Conference MaterialS4.B2.F29 CMAS/Inéz Hernández TovarS2.B19.F14 CME Chicano LiteratureS4.B2.F17 CME PublicationsS4.B10.F2 CMERC NewsletterS4.B2.F26 CMU Chicano Art ExhibitionS1.B14.F81 Coda: Poets and WritersS2.B29.F18 El Colegio de MéxicoS4.B66.F1 Collected Poetry of TRS2.B32.F5 Collection of PoetryS2.B18.F4 College Board MemorandaS4.B32.F1 College Board officeS3.B27.F1 College Board ReviewS4.B55.F6 College Board TestsS4.B49.F15 College Entrance BoardS4.B2.F25 College of the DesertS4.B22.F34 "Coloquio Sobre Cultura..."S1.B8.F85 Colorado Chicano SymposiumS1.B14.F7

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 43 Archive Colorado College EmploymentS1.B14.F62 Colorado College SymposiumS1.B12.F3 Colorado Springs CollegeS4.B23.F15 De Colores JournalS2.B25.F13 Come Down from the MoundS2.B14.F1 Comité ChicanacánS4.B22.F18 Comité Mexicano CívicoS4.B2.F28 Comité Mexicano CívicoS4.B22.F4 Commission for TeachersS4.B49.F16 Committee on Chicano IssuesS1.B10.F58 Communication ConferenceS4.B63.F2 Community Art AdvisorsS1.B14.F79 Community DevelopmentS5.B5.F16 Community Film Assn.S4.B2.F30 Compañía de Teatro BilingüeS1.B13.F56 Compass NewsletterS2.B24.F14 Completed LF DissertationS2.B2.F1 Con Safos ArtistS1.B13.F18 Con Safos Mural ProjectS1.B15.F35 Con Safos PublicationsS2.B25.F6 Con Safos: Chicano ArtistsS1.B10.F19 Con Safos: Chicano ArtistsS1.B15.F30 CONAC National ConferenceS4.B27.F3 CONAC PublicationsS4.B10.F8 La Confluencia ReviewS2.B27.F5 Congreso para Pueblos UnidosS1.B12.F1 Congreso para Pueblos UnidosS1.B16.F6 Congressional ActionS2.B24.F16 Congressional Ed. FundingS1.B8.F65 Congressional Fund-RaiserS4.B23.F25 Congressional RecordS5.B6.F2 Consumer Info. officeS4.B2.F31 Contemporary Arts MuseumS4.B49.F18 Contemporary Authors BookS4.B2.F32 Contemporary Chicano TheatreS1.B5.F23 Contemporary EducationS2.B27.F10 Contra la Pared NewspaperS2.B25.F11 Corporate PublicationsS3.B50.F10 Corporate PublicationsS3.B50.F11 Corporate PublicationsS3.B50.F12 Corporate PublicationsS3.B50.F13 Corporate PublicationsS3.B50.F9 Corporation for SocietyS4.B2.F33 Corpus Christi DistrictS1.B13.F3 Corpus Christi Ed. ProgramsS1.B11.F60 Council for Hispanic CultureS1.B8.F73 Council of La RazaS4.B27.F7 Council on Entrance BoardS4.B49.F20

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 44 Archive Council on FoundationsS4.B10.F9 Counseling and GuidanceS5.B5.F17 CPEC AccreditationS4.B24.F5 CPEC AdministrationS1.B8.F3 CPEC Board of DirectorsS4.B63.F3 CPSEC Internal MemorandaS4.B2.F5 CPSEC Research MaterialS3.B28.F7 CPU Internal MemorandaS3.B46.F5 CPU Latino Unity DinnerS4.B26.F9 Crafton Hills CollegeS4.B25.F13 Creative Writing UpdateS1.B11.F72 Creative Writing: BarriosS3.B49.F10 "Creativity in the Barrio"S1.B10.F2 Critical Essay on TierraS2.B15.F6 Critique on TierraS1.B13.F40 Crowell & Moring LawyersS4.B2.F34 Crystal City Chicano LectureS1.B7.F40 Crystal City High School, TXS1.B8.F9 Crystal City ProjectS4.B49.F21 Crystal City School DistrictS1.B13.F36 CSA Business MemorandaS4.B10.F5 CSDI Research MaterialS4.B2.F13 CSPU Pomona InterviewS1.B10.F31 CSPU Pomona PresidentS1.B10.F23 CSPU San Luis ObispoS1.B6.F45 CSSB Upward Bound ProgramS4.B23.F12 CSU Fresno InaugurationS1.B4.F21 CSU Fullerton MemorandaS4.B2.F8 CSU Sacramento SymposiumS4.B28.F6 CSU San BernardinoS4.B2.F7 CSU San Bernardino: MastersS1.B11.F25 CSU San Diego FacultyS1.B10.F13 CSU System Advisory TeamS4.B28.F5 CSUC Internal MemorandaS4.B2.F6 CSUF Chicano ConferenceS4.B27.F5 CSULA-UCR Joint ProgramsS4.B22.F24 CSUN Bilingual ProgramS1.B9.F18 CSUSD Chicano ColloquiumS4.B22.F32 El Cuaderno ProceedingsS1.B11.F83 Cuadernos AmericanosS2.B1.F3 Cuatro milpas xicanasS2.B10.F4 El Cuento JournalS2.B25.F17 Cultural Awareness ForumS4.B21.F18 Cultural Exchange ProgramS1.B7.F20 Curandera Poetry BookS1.B15.F2 "Curanderismo" ConferenceS1.B16.F34 Curriculum DevelopmentS3.B1.F17 Curriculum DevelopmentS4.B63.F6

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 45 Archive Curriculum-InstructionS5.B5.F18 Curriculum Research DataS4.B58.F3 CWHS Internal MemorandaS4.B2.F14 Daedalus Literary JournalS2.B25.F12 Daimon Mexicana, S.A.S4.B3.F1 ¡Dále Gas! Chicano ArtS4.B50.F1 ¡Dále Gas! MagazineS1.B11.F24 Danforth Foundation GoalsS1.B8.F27 Danforth FoundationS4.B32.F2 Danforth FoundationS4.B50.F2 Data Services: Austin, TXS1.B6.F50 Dean of Chicano LiteratureS1.B10.F33 "Deck the Halls" RevisionS2.B12.F6 Dedication Rewarded BookS1.B14.F8 Delgado, Abelardo/PoetS2.B19.F1 Delta State UniversityS1.B16.F25 Dental Surgery DegreesS5.B5.F20 Dentistry DegreesS5.B5.F19 Denver Bilingual EducationS1.B4.F7 Department of JusticeS4.B50.F5 Department of the ArmyS3.B42.F1 Development AssociatesS4.B50.F3 DHEW Guidance ConferenceS4.B3.F2 Día de los muertosS1.B9.F40 El Diario de la GenteS5.B3.F1 "Directory of Publishers"S2.B20.F4 Discovery JournalS1.B9.F11 El Dorado DistributorsS2.B25.F18 El Dorado DistributorsS4.B51.F7 Down Center Stage BoardS2.B20.F7 Drake University, IAS4.B3.F3 "Dynamic Intimacy" EssayS1.B4.F39 EAMA Board of DirectorsS4.B3.F5 Early Childhood OutlinesS1.B1.F1 Early Curriculum VitaeS1.B2.F1 Easter Seal SocietyS4.B10.F10 Eastern Michigan Univ.S4.B3.F4 Eastern Star ScholarshipS1.B14.F52 Ecological ResearchS4.B66.F3 Economics CurriculumS5.B5.F36 Economics of ChicanosS4.B51.F1 Edgewood High School, TXS2.B21.F1 Edgewood I.S.D., TXS4.B51.F4 Edgewood School Plan, TXS1.B6.F60 Ediciones IberoamericanasS2.B25.F14 Editorial on "Quotas"S1.B14.F59 Education Abroad ProgramS1.B11.F11 Education Abroad ProgramS1.B5.F8

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 46 Archive Education AdministrationS5.B5.F22 Education and Public PolicyS1.B11.F20 Education CurriculumS5.B5.F21 Education-Elementary ListS5.B5.F25 Education-MathematicsS5.B5.F27 Education of the ChicanoS4.B51.F3 Education Policy FellowshipS1.B6.F33 Education Research CenterS4.B59.F3 Education Service CenterS1.B12.F9 Education Service CenterS4.B21.F15 Education Service CenterS4.B3.F6 Education Testing ServiceS4.B32.F3 Educational AchievementS4.B64.F10 Educational AgricultureS5.B5.F23 Educational ConferenceS1.B11.F43 Educational DevelopmentS4.B59.F14 Educational DevelopmentS4.B59.F2 Educational DevelopmentS4.B59.F5 Educational DevelopmentS4.B60.F10 Educational DevelopmentS4.B60.F9 Educational DevelopmentS4.B63.F5 Educational DevelopmentS4.B64.F11 Educational Ph.D. SurveyS1.B5.F19 Educational PhilosophyS2.B32.F15 Educational PoliciesS4.B63.F9 Educational Policy, TXS3.B1.F2 Educational Service CenterS1.B15.F51 Educational SymposiumS1.B12.F4 Educational Testing ServiceS1.B13.F53 Educational TranscriptsS1.B1.F5 Elementary School DataS3.B66.F5 Elmhurst College CelebrationS1.B16.F8 El Paso Community CollegeS1.B7.F18 El Paso's Pilots ClubS1.B8.F79 Emory Peace ConferenceS1.B14.F32 "En defensa del español"S2.B10.F19 "En los brazos de Morfeo"S2.B14.F3 Encyclopaedia BritannicaS1.B10.F5 Encyclopaedia BritannicaS4.B51.F5 "End Barrio Warfare Conf."S1.B4.F37 Engineering 1975 CatalogS2.B21.F2 Engineering CurriculumS5.B5.F31 Engineering-ElectricalS5.B5.F33 English 125 Class OutlineS2.B21.F3 English CandidatesS5.B5.F37 Los Ensayistas JournalS2.B21.F15 Entomology CandidatesS5.B5.F38 Entre Nosotros JournalS2.B25.F15

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 47 Archive Environmental CoalitionS1.B5.F36 Environmental ManagementS4.B66.F10 EOC Executive Board/UCLAS4.B3.F7 Epidemiology ResearchS4.B51.F2 "Erzähltechniken" ThesisS2.B17.F3 "Es que duele" Short StoryS1.B11.F75 Escalating Journal EssayS2.B21.F4 Escuela de la Raza UnidaS1.B16.F31 Escuela de la Raza UnidaS1.B8.F11 Espinoza EnterprisesS4.B3.F8 Essay Manuscript of TRS2.B7.F1 Essay Manuscript of TRS2.B7.F10 Essay Manuscript of TRS2.B7.F11 Essay Manuscript of TRS2.B7.F12 Essay Manuscript of TRS2.B7.F13 Essay Manuscript of TRS2.B7.F14 Essay Manuscript of TRS2.B7.F15 Essay Manuscript of TRS2.B7.F2 Essay Manuscript of TRS2.B7.F3 Essay Manuscript of TRS2.B7.F4 Essay Manuscript of TRS2.B7.F5 Essay Manuscript of TRS2.B7.F6 Essay Manuscript of TRS2.B7.F7 Essay Manuscript of TRS2.B7.F8 Essay Manuscript of TRS2.B7.F9 Essay Manuscript of TRS2.B8.F1 Essay Manuscript of TRS2.B8.F2 Essay Manuscript of TRS2.B8.F3 Essay Manuscript of TRS2.B8.F4 Essay Manuscript of TRS2.B8.F5 Essay Manuscript of TRS2.B8.F6 Essay Manuscript of TRS2.B8.F7 Essay Manuscript of TRS2.B8.F8 Essay Manuscript of TRS2.B8.F9 Essay on Herrera's PoetryS1.B6.F24 "Establishment of Community"S1.B12.F38 Estados Unidos JournalS2.B25.F16 Estos Tiempos PublicationS5.B3.F5 Estreño Revista de TeatroS2.B25.F24 Estudios SociológicosS4.B65.F12 Ethics in EducationS4.B51.F10 Ethnic Minority ResearchS4.B51.F11 Ethnic Studies HistoryS4.B62.F5 Ethnic Studies HistoryS4.B62.F6 Ethnic Studies HistoryS4.B62.F7 Ethnic Studies IssuesS1.B12.F54 Ethnic Studies ResearchS4.B64.F2 Ethnic Studies ResearchS4.B66.F14

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 48 Archive Ethnicity ConferenceS1.B9.F12 ETS Achievement TestsS4.B48.F2 ETS Board of TrusteesS3.B32.F8 ETSU Spanish DepartmentS4.B28.F8 "Eva y Daniel" ProseS1.B8.F6 Explicación de TexosS1.B12.F67 Explicación de TexosS2.B21.F5 Facetas Literary ReviewS2.B26.F1 FACHRES-CA MemorandaS4.B24.F8 Falcon Record CompanyS2.B26.F4 Family CorrespondenceS1.B1.F3 Fantasmas aztecas NovelS1.B14.F4 FCMC Board of DirectorsS3.B50.F6 Federal Educational FundsS1.B10.F4 Federal Funded ProgramsS1.B9.F10 Fellowship ProgramsS4.B52.F3 Festival de Flor y CantoS4.B3.F9 "Festival Floricanto II"S1.B4.F23 "Festival Pan-Americano"S1.B14.F82 Festschrift PublicationS1.B10.F7 FIC Executive MemorandaS4.B3.F11 "Fiesta of the Living" EssayS1.B10.F44 Film Treatment on TierraS1.B15.F29 FIPSE Academic ProposalS4.B3.F13 FIPSE Research ReportsS4.B52.F5 Flor y canto AnthologyS1.B12.F34 Floricanot ConferencesS2.B21.F6 Foothill Business GroupS1.B8.F12 Ford Fellowship ReferenceS1.B13.F60 Ford Foundation GrantsS4.B3.F10 Ford Foundation MeetingsS4.B11.F1 Ford Foundation MemorandaS4.B32.F4 Foreign Language ArticlesS3.B1.F9 Foreign Language CurriculumS1.B8.F55 Foreign Language/Ed.S5.B5.F40 Foreign Language MaterialS3.B1.F5 Foreign Language SyllabiS4.B52.F4 Foreign LanguagesS5.B5.F39 Foreign Teaching ArticlesS3.B2.F11 Fort Sam Houston, TXS4.B28.F9 Fortune 500 Company SurveyS1.B9.F29 Forum NewsletterS2.B26.F2 Frank Miller Club, CAS1.B9.F15 French CandidatesS5.B5.F41 Fresno State College, CAS4.B28.F10 Fuel and Natural ScienceS5.B5.F42 Fuente de mí vida PoetryS2.B11.F19 Fuente ovejuna NovelS2.B21.F8

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 49 Archive Fulbright Alumni Assn.S4.B3.F12 Fulbright FellowshipS1.B13.F44 Fulbright-Hays ResearchS1.B5.F32 Fulbright ProgramS1.B4.F36 Fulbright Scholar: AfricaS1.B9.F31 Fundación Ana G. MéndezS4.B25.F12 El Gallo PublicationS5.B3.F2 García Márquez SymposiumS5.B4.F14 García, Rodolfo G.: VitaS4.B53.F2 Garfield High School, CAS1.B7.F49 General BibliographiesS3.B64.F5 General Curricula VitaeS5.B4.F18 General Education DataS3.B66.F3 General Published DataS3.B6.F3 General Research MaterialS3.B67.F2 Genetics DegreesS5.B5.F43 La Gente de Aztlán EditorS2.B27.F6 La Gente de AztlánS5.B3.F6 Geology DegreesS5.B5.F44 Georgetown UniversityS4.B28.F11 GMC Internal MemorandaS3.B50.F7 Gómez, Salvador H.S4.B53.F1 González, Henry B.S4.B53.F4 Good Government LeagueS4.B53.F5 Graduate Fellowship ProgramS1.B8.F33 Graduate FellowshipsS4.B11.F3 Graduate FellowshipsS4.B11.F4 Graduate FellowshipsS4.B11.F5 Graduate Program ReferenceS1.B12.F18 Graduate School Assn.S4.B11.F6 Graduate Thesis on TierraS2.B13.F4 Grant County CoalitionS4.B3.F14 GRCC AdministrationS3.B38.F3 GRCC AdministrationS3.B38.F4 GRCC AdministrationS3.B38.F5 GRCC AdministrationS3.B38.F6 GRCC AdministrationS3.B38.F7 "Great Plains as Refuge..."S1.B8.F4 "Great Plains Symposium"S1.B14.F50 GRHCC Board of DirectorsS3.B47.F3 El Grito Journal/BerkeleyS2.B25.F19 Guadalupe Cultural Arts Ctr.S1.B11.F23 La Guardia PublicationS5.B3.F7 Guidance Testing CatalogsS4.B53.F7 Guide to Hispanic WritersS4.B53.F8 Gutiérrez de Lara SocietyS4.B11.F7 Hablando de brujas NovelS1.B14.F1 Hale Center Public SchoolsS1.B15.F5

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 50 Archive HAPMA Scholarship BanquetS4.B23.F16 Harcourt Brace JovanovichS1.B14.F84 Harlandale High SchoolS4.B53.F9 Hartnell College ConferenceS1.B11.F40 Harvard Junior FellowshipS1.B14.F28 Harvard-Radcliffe ClubS4.B24.F6 Harvard University, MAS3.B32.F12 HBPA Board of TrusteesS4.B3.F17 Health and Welfare AgencyS1.B7.F24 Heffernan School SupplyS4.B53.F10 Hemet's Latino HeritageS1.B4.F41 HEW Federal RegisterS4.B56.F10 HEW - PublicationsS4.B53.F11 HEW - Youth Liaison GroupS4.B53.F12 HHEC Board of TrusteesS4.B3.F18 HHEC Executive CommitteeS4.B59.F10 High School AchievementS4.B65.F7 High School CurriculumS3.B65.F2 High School RegulationsS4.B63.F8 High School Report/CFATS1.B8.F59 High School Spanish NotesS3.B3.F7 Higher Education AnthologyS1.B5.F5 Higher Education FundsS2.B21.F9 Higher Education JournalS2.B26.F5 Higher Education NewsS2.B26.F6 Higher Education ReportsS1.B9.F5 Highlander PublicationS5.B3.F9 Hildalgo County, TXS4.B21.F12 Hiram Walker, Inc.S1.B6.F58 Hispamérica Literary JournalS1.B14.F74 Hispamérica PublicationS2.B26.F3 Hispania Book ReviewsS1.B5.F28 Hispania JournalS4.B58.F10 Hispania Literary JournalS2.B23.F6 Hispanic Affairs NewsS2.B26.F8 Hispanic American ForumS1.B5.F50 Hispanic American LectureS4.B3.F16 Hispanic Art SymposiumS4.B3.F15 Hispanic Business MarketS1.B11.F41 Hispanic Conference SpeechS1.B4.F25 Hispanic Culture InstituteS1.B6.F21 Hispanic Culture SymposiumS1.B6.F12 Hispanic Day ConferenceS1.B5.F40 Hispanic Directory BookS1.B6.F64 Hispanic Education IssuesS3.B47.F8 Hispanic Education SymposiumS1.B8.F18 Hispanic Heritage WeekS4.B3.F19 Hispanic Leadership AwardS1.B4.F40

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 51 Archive Hispanic Link NewsletterS2.B26.F7 Hispanic Literature Conf.S4.B24.F11 Hispanic Literature SurveyS1.B8.F62 Hispanic News PublicationS5.B3.F10 Hispanic OrganizationsS4.B3.F21 Hispanic Poetry FestivalS1.B5.F16 Hispanic Policy CenterS1.B7.F17 Hispanic Policy ProjectS4.B59.F13 Hispanic ProfessionalS4.B22.F2 Hispanic Task Force DataS4.B60.F8 Hispanic Task ForceS4.B3.F23 Hispanic UniversityS4.B3.F24 Hispanic Women's NetworkS4.B3.F25 Hispanics in EducationS1.B14.F60 Hispanics in Higher Ed.S4.B3.F20 Historia Mexicana EssayS2.B33.F2 History and PhilosophyS5.B5.F26 History CandidatesS5.B5.F45 History of Texas PropagandaS1.B14.F17 Hogg Foundation CouncilS1.B7.F26 Hogg Foundation LectureS1.B9.F34 Hombres de maíz NovelS2.B21.F10 Honoris Causa CeremoniesS1.B5.F53 Horiculture DegreesS5.B5.F46 Houghton Mifflin CompanyS1.B14.F46 Houghton Mifflin CompanyS4.B3.F26 Houston Chicano ConferenceS1.B6.F52 Houston Post NewspaperS2.B21.F11 HPDP Board of DirectorsS4.B3.F22 HRMDP Internal MemorandaS3.B49.F1 HRMDP PublicationsS3.B49.F3 HRMDP Published ArticlesS3.B49.F2 Human Relations ReportS1.B4.F44 Human Rights in El SalvadorS1.B11.F78 Humanidades NewsletterS2.B26.F9 Humanities Research DataS4.B56.F5 Humanities ResearchS4.B64.F13 Humanities ResearchS4.B64.F16 Humanities ResearchS4.B64.F17 Humphrey InstituteS4.B32.F5 HWHE Internal MemorandaS3.B46.F6 IAUA Internal MemorandaS3.B39.F3 IBM Management SeminarS4.B26.F5 ICD Internal MemorandaS3.B32.F3 Ideologies & LiteratureS2.B26.F14 IDRA Executive BoardS4.B12.F1 IEHEC Internal MemorandaS4.B3.F29 IHST Administration DataS3.B32.F10

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 52 Archive IHST Internal MemorandaS3.B32.F11 IHST Internal MemorandaS3.B32.F9 ILAS NewsletterS2.B26.F11 IMAGE Executive MemorandaS4.B12.F3 IMAGE Grant ProposalS4.B12.F2 Imprenta de LibrosS4.B3.F27 In the Rain Forest NovelS2.B13.F13 Incarnate Word CollegeS4.B28.F12 Indiana Univ. NorthwestS4.B28.F13 Indiana UniversityS1.B13.F10 Indio Latino Conference, CAS1.B6.F16 Information TechnologyS4.B63.F10 Inland Action CorporationS3.B27.F3 Inland Area Urban LeagueS4.B3.F28 Inland Empire AssociationS3.B27.F2 Inland Empire TimesS2.B26.F10 Inman Christian CenterS4.B13.F1 Inman Christian CenterS4.B13.F2 INS CommissionerS1.B6.F22 Institute for HumanitiesS4.B27.F17 Institute for the HumanitiesS1.B16.F13 Institute of EducationS3.B27.F8 Institute of NutritionS4.B66.F6 Institute of Texan CulturesS1.B11.F4 Institute of Texas CulturesS1.B14.F38 Instituto Allende de MéxicoS1.B8.F7 Instituto Allende, Inc.S4.B3.F30 Instituto de CulturaS4.B3.F31 Instituto IberoamericanaS4.B3.F32 Instituto InternacionalS1.B16.F26 Instituto InternacionalS4.B13.F3 Instituto TecnológicoS4.B28.F15 Instituto TenochtitlánS4.B28.F14 Insula Spanish MagazineS1.B10.F27 "Intemperate Eve"S2.B12.F11 Inter-American AffairsS2.B26.F15 Inter-American InstituteS4.B3.F33 Inter-American PicturesS3.B47.F4 Inter-Campus ArtsS2.B26.F13 Interamerica ResearchS4.B60.F6 Intercambios FemenilesS4.B26.F12 Intercultural DevelopmentS4.B3.F35 Internal Revenue ServiceS4.B3.F36 International Club/UCRS4.B3.F34 International StudiesS5.B5.F47 International SymposiumS2.B23.F1 Interviews of TR: UTSAS3.B61.F10 "Into the Labyrinth" EssayS1.B10.F34

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 53 Archive "Into the Labyrinth" EssayS1.B11.F9 IREX Internal MemorandaS4.B3.F37 Irvine Company MemorandaS4.B3.F38 ISA Research CommitteeS4.B57.F9 ITT Corporation MemorandaS3.B50.F8 IV Congreso/Nueva NarrativaS1.B4.F24 Ixko Yan/Cara de AcciónS2.B26.F16 Jessica Jenkins ScholarshipS1.B14.F61 Johnson High Chicano ClubS1.B12.F47 Joint Planning CommitteeS3.B21.F7 Joint Planning CommitteeS3.B22.F2 Joint Planning CommitteeS3.B22.F5 Joint Planning CommitteeS3.B23.F1 Joint Planning CouncilS3.B21.F1 Joint Planning CouncilS3.B21.F15 Joint Planning CouncilS3.B21.F2 Joint Planning CouncilS3.B21.F3 Joint Planning CouncilS3.B21.F4 Joint Planning CouncilS3.B21.F6 Joint Planning CouncilS3.B22.F1 Joint Planning CouncilS3.B22.F3 Joint Planning CouncilS3.B22.F4 Jossey-Bass, Inc.S4.B3.F39 Junior High School NotesS3.B65.F1 Jurupa Cultural CenterS3.B27.F7 Justa PublicationsS2.B27.F1 Kansas Humanities DirectorS1.B12.F28 KCET Los Angeles StationS3.B49.F5 KCET Los Angeles StationS3.B49.F6 KEEZ Radio Station, TXS1.B11.F34 Kellogg National FellowshipS1.B15.F26 Kelly Air Force BaseS4.B54.F4 Kingsville Public SchoolsS4.B54.F5 KITE Radio InterviewS3.B4.F14 Kiwanis Club MeetingsS4.B13.F4 Kiwanis Club of El PasoS1.B11.F22 KLRN-TV Public LectureS4.B3.F40 KLRN-TV Videotapes TRS1.B10.F71 KPVS-FM Radio InterviewS1.B11.F54 KTLA-TV Videotape InterviewS1.B8.F72 KWEX-TV, Channel 41S4.B54.F3 KWEX-TV Interviews TRS1.B4.F33 L.A. Latino Writers Assn.S4.B4.F8 L.A. Times Recognition AwardS1.B14.F85 Labor/Education ArenaS5.B1.F22 Labor in the SouthwestS4.B65.F10 Lackland Air Force BaseS4.B54.F6 Laguardia PublishersS2.B27.F2

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 54 Archive Lamar University, TXS1.B7.F22 Laney College, OaklandS4.B26.F1 Language Centers/EuropeS4.B54.F7 Language Laboratory NotesS3.B65.F3 Lanier High SchoolS4.B54.F8 LA CHISPA ProceedingsS2.B24.F13 LAP Internal MemorandaS3.B49.F8 LASA Internal MemorandaS3.B49.F7 Latin Am. Literary ReviewS2.B10.F2 Latin Am. Research ReviewS1.B15.F31 Latin Am. Research ReviewS2.B27.F4 Latin America SeminarS2.B23.F3 Latin American CollectionS1.B6.F32 Latin American GovernmentS5.B5.F48 Latin American StudiesS3.B33.F1 Latin Journal NewspaperS5.B3.F11 Latino Community: HealthS4.B54.F10 Latino Education ConferenceS1.B10.F10 Latino Education ConferenceS1.B10.F30 Latino en Marcha's FundS4.B4.F2 Latino Health ResearchS4.B60.F11 Latino Legend and MythS4.B60.F20 Latino Media IssuesS1.B4.F35 Latinos in Higher Ed.S4.B21.F19 Latinos in Higher EducationS1.B8.F34 Latinos in PoliticsS1.B8.F19 Latinos in Texas PoliticsS4.B66.F8 Law Firm Internship, ILS1.B9.F1 Law School RecommendationS1.B11.F68 LBA Internal MemorandaS3.B46.F8 LCE Internal MemorandaS4.B4.F4 Lear Sigler, Inc. ResearchS1.B6.F47 Lecture Manuscript of TRS2.B6.F12 Lecture Manuscript of TRS2.B6.F18 Lecture Manuscript of TRS2.B6.F19 Lecture Outlines of TRS2.B6.F16 El león salio de la jaulaS2.B17.F4 "León Felipe" DissertationS2.B1.F1 "León Felipe" DissertationS2.B1.F4 "León Felipe" DissertationS2.B1.F6 "León Felipe" EssayS1.B14.F41 "León Felipe" ManuscriptS1.B5.F34 "León Felipe" PhilosophyS2.B1.F9 "León Felipe" ResearchS2.B1.F5 "León Felipe" ResearchS2.B1.F8 Leonards Slicks (sic)/LettersS2.B21.F17 Letras Actuales Assn.S2.B27.F9 LF Concept of JusticeS2.B1.F10

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 55 Archive LF Research MaterialS2.B1.F12 Library of CongressS4.B49.F19 Liga Nacional DefensoraS2.B27.F11 Linguistic AssociationS4.B13.F5 Linguistics CandidatesS5.B5.F49 Literary CriticismS2.B21.F13 Literary CriticismsS3.B64.F8 Literary CritiqueS2.B16.F8 Literary Fellowship ProgramS1.B11.F74 Literary FellowshipS1.B12.F7 Literary Philosophy of TRS2.B32.F14 Literary ProductionS2.B5.F16 Literary PublicationsS5.B18.F1 Literary PublishersS3.B67.F6 Literary/Speech ContestS4.B54.F12 "La literatura chicana"S2.B10.F17 "Literatura chicana" EssayS1.B10.F68 "Literatura chicana" EssayS1.B11.F7 "Literatura chicana" EssayS1.B9.F9 Literature and EducationS2.B21.F16 Literature DegreesS5.B5.F50 Literature Lecture of TRS2.B6.F10 Literature Lecture of TRS2.B6.F8 La llorona: Omen of DoomS2.B11.F18 LLU Festschrift NotebookS1.B12.F20 LLU Scholarship Fund-RaiserS1.B5.F39 Loft Literary AssociationS2.B27.F12 Loft. A Place for WritingS4.B4.F6 Loma Linda University, CAS4.B23.F20 Loma Linda UniversityS1.B16.F21 Long Beach Community CollegeS1.B8.F13 Lorca, Guillén, JiménezS2.B21.F14 Los Angeles Area ChamberS4.B4.F7 Los Angeles ArtistsS3.B46.F4 Los Angeles Police BoardS1.B11.F46 Louisiana State UniversityS1.B15.F14 Lowman Student CenterS4.B4.F11 LULAC ConferenceS1.B13.F6 LULAC Conference, San DiegoS1.B13.F11 LULAC Convention, TXS4.B21.F2 LULAC Installation BanquetS1.B4.F28 LULAC Internal MemorandaS4.B4.F3 LULAC National EducationS4.B4.F12 MABPWC MemorandaS4.B14.F5 MacArthur FellowshipS1.B4.F26 MacArthur FoundationS4.B32.F6 MACC Board of TrusteesS4.B14.F7 MACC Conference MaterialS2.B22.F1

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 56 Archive MACC PublicationsS4.B14.F8 MACC PublicationsS4.B4.F23 MACC Research InstitutesS4.B14.F9 MACEP PublicationS4.B14.F6 Madrid Literature ConferenceS1.B10.F69 MAEC Internal MemorandaS4.B4.F18 MAES PublicationS4.B4.F19 Magazín MemorandaS2.B25.F20 Magazín. A Chicano JournalS1.B8.F87 MAHA Internal MemorandaS4.B4.F20 MAI Political ProgramS4.B4.F21 El Maizal PublicationS5.B3.F3 Maize Chicano NewspaperS1.B13.F5 Maize PressS4.B4.F13 MALAS NewsletterS4.B4.F30 MALDEF Board of DirectorsS4.B14.F10 MALDEF Board of TrusteesS3.B46.F10 MALDEF ConsultationS1.B15.F57 MALDEF Humanities BoardS1.B11.F12 MANA of Orange CountyS4.B4.F14 Management Retreat ForumS4.B4.F15 MANCO Board of TrusteesS4.B15.F1 Manifesto of 1972 JournalS1.B11.F49 Many Deaths of Danny RosalesS1.B11.F73 MAO Humanities ProjectS4.B4.F22 MAOF Internal MemorandaS4.B4.F25 MAPMA Board of DirectorsS3.B46.F9 March Air Force BaseS3.B27.F9 MARCH Board of TrusteesS4.B14.F2 Margins Literary JournalS1.B12.F16 Maricopa College, AZS4.B23.F19 MASBA Internal MemorandaS4.B24.F1 MASBA Internal MemorandaS4.B4.F26 MASRC NewsletterS2.B28.F4 Master's Thesis on TierraS1.B10.F62 Mathematics CandidatesS5.B5.F51 MAUC Internal MemorandaS4.B55.F5 MAUC Redevelopment PlansS4.B4.F28 MCI Artistic ProgramsS4.B4.F29 MEChA/Chicano SymposiumS1.B4.F45 MEChA: Riverside, CAS3.B46.F11 Medallion NewspaperS2.B28.F6 Medical EngineeringS5.B5.F34 Medicine DegreesS5.B5.F53 MELUS JournalS2.B28.F1 MELUS Literary JournalS1.B12.F41 MELUS PublicationS4.B14.F3 Memoranda HispánicaS2.B28.F2

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 57 Archive "Memorial Resolution"S5.B6.F4 Méndez, Miguel: UpdateS1.B12.F31 Memorias Literary JournalS1.B13.F46 Mental Health ResearchS4.B64.F6 Meridian House InternationalS1.B9.F50 Meridian House LectureS1.B8.F24 Meridian House ProgramS4.B14.F4 Merritt College, OaklandS4.B28.F16 MESA NewsletterS2.B28.F3 Mester Literary JournalS2.B28.F5 Metamórfosis JournalS2.B28.F7 Mexican American AffairsS1.B6.F6 Mexican American ArtS4.B61.F7 Mexican American Assn.S4.B4.F16 Mexican American Assns.S4.B15.F2 Mexican American BanquetS4.B22.F35 Mexican American BusinessS4.B55.F2 Mexican American CommissionS1.B12.F32 Mexican American Conf.S3.B5.F8 Mexican American CouncilS1.B12.F44 Mexican American CouncilS4.B4.F17 Mexican American DictionaryS1.B13.F30 Mexican American FilmsS4.B61.F1 Mexican American LectureS2.B22.F5 Mexican American LibraryS2.B22.F3 Mexican American LiteratureS1.B11.F15 Mexican American PhilosophyS1.B8.F60 Mexican American PoliticsS1.B8.F88 Mexican American ProgramsS1.B11.F14 Mexican American ProjectS4.B55.F3 Mexican American ResearchS4.B55.F4 Mexican American SeminarS4.B22.F30 Mexican American StudiesS4.B4.F27 Mexican American SymposiumS1.B10.F15 Mexican American SymposiumS1.B10.F20 Mexican Chamber CommerceS4.B22.F7 Mexican Consulate Book GiftS1.B13.F2 Mexican Culture/WorkshopS2.B22.F6 Mexican Folklore ResearchS4.B64.F14 Mexican Independence DayS1.B11.F79 Mexican Labor DissertationS1.B8.F82 Mexican Poetry ManuscriptS2.B10.F28 Mexican Popular HistoryS4.B66.F11 Mexican West PublicationS1.B14.F83 Mexican Women DocumentaryS1.B12.F68 MEZCLA PublicationS5.B3.F14 Miami Mensual JournalS1.B14.F63 Michigan Education Dept.S4.B25.F8

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 58 Archive Michigan State UniversityS4.B21.F8 Michigan State UniversityS4.B28.F17 Microbiology CandidatesS5.B5.F54 Mictla Chicano JournalS1.B12.F43 Mictla Editorial BoardS1.B14.F91 Mictla PublicationsS2.B28.F8 Middlebury CollegeS1.B12.F39 Midwestern State UniversityS1.B13.F42 A Migrant Family FilmS1.B7.F11 Migration Research ReportS4.B66.F2 Miguel Chico NovelS2.B12.F7 Minorities in EducationS1.B5.F29 El Mirlo Canta NewsletterS2.B25.F21 Miscellaneous MaterialS3.B67.F3 Miscellaneous MemorandaS3.B67.F5 Mississippi State UniversityS1.B14.F23 Mississippi State UniversityS1.B16.F16 MLA Conference: Dec. 1975S1.B10.F3 MLA Executive CommitteeS3.B33.F2 MLA PublicationsS1.B14.F92 Moctesuma Esparza FilmsS2.B28.F10 "Moctezuma's Children"S4.B64.F9 Modern Chicano WritersS1.B5.F21 Modern Language Assn.S4.B15.F3 Modern Language Assn.S4.B21.F16 Modern Language Assn.S4.B55.F10 Modern Language Assn.S4.B55.F9 Modern Language AssociationS1.B7.F34 Modern Language MaterialS4.B56.F4 Modern Language ProgramS4.B55.F8 Modern Language ReportsS3.B1.F10 Modern Languages Assn.S4.B15.F4 Modern Languages DegreesS5.B5.F55 Modern Languages SurveyS1.B8.F89 Modern Russian II TapesS1.B7.F3 Montal Associates ResearchS1.B4.F3 Montal Educational Assn.S4.B55.F11 Monument for Cosima NovelS1.B13.F17 Morgan State UniversityS1.B16.F30 Mott Rimrock ReserveS4.B4.F31 Movimiento Artistico ChicanoS1.B8.F67 Multi-Ethnicity ReportS2.B28.F11 Music CandidatesS5.B5.F56 NAACP Humanitarian IssuesS1.B14.F44 NAACP Internal MemorandaS2.B29.F1 NABE Executive BoardS4.B15.F5 NABE State ConventionS1.B15.F32 NACS at Claremont CollegesS1.B11.F38

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 59 Archive NACS NewsletterS4.B4.F33 NAFSA NewsletterS2.B29.F8 NALEO AdministrationS3.B35.F6 NALEO Washington ReportS2.B29.F2 NASB Business MemorandaS4.B4.F32 NASCU NewsletterS1.B14.F57 NASULGC PublicationS4.B15.F6 NASULGC PublicationsS3.B26.F9 NASULGC Research DataS3.B26.F3 NASULGC Research DataS3.B26.F4 NASULGC Research DataS3.B26.F8 NASULGC Research MaterialS3.B26.F7 NASULGC Research NotesS3.B26.F5 NASULGC Research NotesS3.B26.F6 National 4-H CouncilS3.B27.F10 National Academy of SciencesS1.B12.F72 National Chicano ResearchS4.B4.F34 National Ed. Task ForceS4.B21.F10 National Education Assn.S4.B17.F1 National Federation Conf.S1.B9.F19 National Hispanic CenterS4.B56.F1 National Hispanic ReporterS1.B12.F27 National IMAGE NewsletterS2.B29.F3 National Institute DataS3.B4.F27 National Institute of HealthS1.B12.F33 National News CouncilS4.B4.F45 National Peace Academy Conf.S1.B14.F77 National Peace AcademyS4.B17.F6 National Peace AcademyS4.B56.F2 National Reading ProgramS4.B62.F10 National Research CouncilS4.B63.F4 National Science BoardS1.B8.F74 National Textbook CompanyS1.B10.F46 National Urban CoalitionS4.B62.F9 National Urban FellowS1.B10.F53 Native American HistoryS4.B64.F3 NAUM Extension CampusS4.B28.F18 "Navarro's Challenge"S2.B11.F9 NCA Board of DirectorsS4.B4.F41 NCA Executive MemorandaS4.B16.F11 NCAA Board of DirectorsS4.B23.F6 NCAA News PublicationS4.B4.F39 NCAHP Publication NotesS3.B30.F3 NCATE PublicationS4.B16.F7 NCBE Internal MemorandaS4.B16.F6 NCBE Internal MemorandaS4.B4.F37 NCCE PublicationsS4.B16.F5 NCCHE AdministrationS3.B33.F8

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 60 Archive NCCHE AdministrationS3.B34.F8 NCCHE Board MeetingS4.B59.F8 NCCHE Board NominationS1.B12.F52 NCCHE Board of TrusteesS3.B34.F5 NCCHE Board of TrusteesS3.B34.F7 NCCHE Board of TrusteesS3.B35.F1 NCCHE Board of TrusteesS3.B35.F3 NCCHE Board of TrusteesS4.B15.F8 NCCHE Board of TrusteesS4.B27.F6 NCCHE ChairmanshipS1.B5.F42 NCCHE Executive CommitteeS3.B35.F2 NCCHE Executive MeetingsS3.B34.F1 NCCHE Internal MemorandaS3.B33.F5 NCCHE Internal MemorandaS3.B33.F6 NCCHE Internal MemorandaS3.B33.F7 NCCHE Internal MemorandaS3.B34.F2 NCCHE Internal MemorandaS3.B34.F3 NCCHE Internal MemorandaS3.B34.F4 NCCHE Internal MemorandaS3.B34.F6 NCCHE Internal MemorandaS3.B35.F4 NCCHE Internal MemorandaS3.B35.F5 NCCHE SymposiumS5.B1.F17 NCCS Internal MemorandaS4.B16.F8 NCCS Internal MemorandaS4.B4.F36 NCCSR NewsletterS4.B4.F35 NCCSS PublicationsS4.B15.F7 NCEOA Business MemorandaS4.B4.F40 NCFILP Washington LobbyS4.B16.F2 NCHC Internal MemorandaS3.B33.F3 NCHC Internal MemorandaS3.B33.F4 NCHE PublicationS4.B4.F38 NCHEMS Board of DirectorsS3.B37.F6 NCHEMS PublicationsS3.B37.F7 NCLR PublicationsS4.B16.F9 NCPC Internal MemorandaS4.B16.F9 NCPFLR Preservation BillS4.B16.F4 NCRN PublicationS4.B15.F10 NCSPC Internal MemorandaS4.B16.F1 NCSSH AdministrationS3.B35.F7 NCSSH AdministrationS3.B35.F8 NCSSH AdministrationS3.B36.F1 NCSSH AdministrationS3.B36.F3 NCSSH AdministrationS3.B36.F6 NCSSH AdministrationS3.B36.F7 NCSSH Board of TrusteesS3.B36.F4 NCSSH Executive CommitteeS3.B36.F2 NCSSH Executive CommitteeS3.B36.F5 NCSSMHO PublicationsS4.B16.F3

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 61 Archive NCTE Bilingual EducationS1.B8.F1 NCTE General ConferenceS4.B22.F28 NCTE Internal MemorandaS4.B16.F10 NCTE Internal MemorandaS4.B4.F42 NDEA Language InstituteS3.B2.F6 NDEA Language InstituteS3.B53.F1 NDEA Language InstituteS3.B53.F2 NDEA Language InstituteS3.B54.F2 NEA Committee AssistanceS1.B5.F24 NEA Executive MemorandaS4.B17.F3 NEH American Issues ForumS3.B4.F28 NEH Chicano ConferenceS1.B13.F54 NEH Fellowship AwardS1.B15.F6 NEH Grant on Chicano CultureS1.B12.F22 NEH Proposal on McWilliamsS1.B10.F37 NEH Publication ProposalS1.B16.F22 NEH Selection PanelS4.B32.F7 NEH Summer SeminarS1.B6.F40 NETFLR Executive DataS4.B17.F2 New Academic AppointmentsS1.B3.F3 New Acquisitions on TRS5.B4.F16 New Acquisitions on TRS5.B4.F17 New Breed AnthologyS2.B23.F15 New Mexico GovernorS1.B4.F27 New Mexico IndependentS2.B29.F4 New Mexico QuarterlyS2.B29.F5 New Orleans SymposiumS3.B4.F11 New Scholars JournalS2.B29.F6 New Vista ProductionsS5.B16.F5 New Vista ProductionsS5.B15.F5 News Articles from TexasS5.B2.F1 News Articles from TexasS5.B2.F3 Newsletters/BrochuresS2.B22.F7 Newsletters/BulletinsS4.B56.F3 NFSNC Executive MemorandaS4.B17.F4 NHI Public PolicyS4.B4.F43 NHPC Board of DirectorsS3.B48.F1 NHPC Board of DirectorsS3.B48.F3 NHPC Board of DirectorsS3.B48.F4 NHPC Board of DirectorsS3.B48.F5 NHPC Internal MemorandaS3.B48.F2 NHQC Executive CommitteeS3.B37.F1 NHSF AdministrationS3.B37.F4 NHSF Board of DirectorsS3.B37.F2 NHSF Board of DirectorsS3.B37.F3 NHSF Board of DirectorsS3.B37.F5 NHSF Board of DirectorsS4.B23.F5 NHU PublicationsS4.B4.F44

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 62 Archive NMSU Modern Language ChairS1.B4.F5 NMSU Writing CenterS4.B27.F12 "La noche buena" Short StoryS1.B9.F30 "La noche estaba plateada"S1.B15.F66 Northern Arizona Univ.S4.B28.F19 Northern Illinois Univ.S4.B28.F20 Notice NewsletterS2.B29.F7 Notre Dame Law SchoolS1.B14.F18 NUCESP PublicationS4.B17.F5 Nuestra Cosa PublicationS5.B3.F15 Nuestro MagazineS2.B29.F9 Nuevas voces del barrioS1.B5.F51 Un Nuevo Día JournalS2.B31.F13 NY Educational AcademyS4.B23.F10 NY State Education Dept.S4.B56.F8 NYCVH Advisory CommitteeS4.B4.F46 O'Hara Foundation AwardS4.B32.F8 Oblate College, TXS4.B29.F1 office of Hispanic AffairsS1.B15.F21 office of the ChancellorS3.B23.F2 Ohio State UniversityS1.B9.F2 "¡Olé III--Carnaval!"S1.B11.F33 OLLU San Antonio, TXS4.B29.F3 La Opinión PublicationS5.B3.F8 La Opinión Spanish NewspaperS1.B10.F70 Optometry CandidatesS5.B5.F57 Oral Roberts UniversityS1.B13.F7 Oral Roberts UniversityS4.B29.F2 Orta, Simón L.: EducationS4.B56.F6 Ortíz, Desidoro: VitaS4.B56.F7 La Otra Voz PublicationS5.B3.F12 Outline on TR's CareerS1.B12.F12 La Palabra JournalS1.B4.F12 La Palabra JournalS2.B10.F1 La Palabra Literary JournalS1.B10.F54 Los Padrinos, Inc.S4.B4.F9 Palabras de mediodíaS2.B13.F8 Palabras NewsletterS2.B29.F10 Palabras Nuevas JournalS2.B29.F11 Paleontology CandidatesS5.B5.F58 Palm Springs SatelliteS4.B22.F21 Palo Verde College, CAS4.B23.F18 Palomar College, CAS4.B29.F4 Pamphlets/ClippingsS2.B22.F8 Pan American College, TXS1.B8.F36 Pan American NewspaperS5.B3.F16 Pan American UniversityS1.B15.F67 Pan American UniversityS4.B29.F5

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 63 Archive Pan American University, TXS1.B4.F22 Papel Chicano NewspaperS5.B3.F17 Papel Chicano PublishersS1.B15.F52 Papeles de la FronteraS2.B29.F12 Pasadena City CollegeS4.B5.F1 La pasionaria PublicationS2.B23.F9 Pathology CandiatesS5.B5.F59 Patrician MovementS4.B18.F2 Pawn Review JournalS2.B29.F13 PBK Executive CommitteeS3.B39.F1 PBS Bilingual EducationS3.B1.F13 PBS Bilingual EducationS3.B1.F14 PBS PublicationsS4.B32.F9 PBS Texas Literature SeriesS1.B10.F35 PCCLAS Internal MemorandaS4.B18.F1 PDK Internal MemorandaS3.B38.F2 Peace Corps in EcuadorS1.B8.F29 Peace Corps ProgramS4.B5.F2 Pegasus Literary JournalS1.B14.F35 Pegasus Literary JournalS2.B22.F9 Pell Grant AppropriationsS1.B5.F43 Pendulum PressS2.B29.F14 Pensamientos capturadosS1.B7.F15 "People Twice Conquered"S2.B11.F7 People's Republic: ChinaS4.B5.F3 "El peregrino"S2.B10.F16 Periodical ListingsS2.B22.F10 El Periquito TusúS2.B14.F7 Perspectiva PublicationsS2.B29.F15 "El Pete Fonseca" ProseS1.B11.F80 "El Pete Fonseca" ProseS1.B15.F43 "El Pete Fonseca" ProseS1.B8.F23 Ph.D. Committee/LF DraftS2.B1.F7 Ph.D. Dissertation on LFS2.B1.F2 Pharmacology CandidatesS5.B5.F60 Philadephia ConventionS4.B21.F9 Philosophical DevelopmentS1.B1.F15 Philosophical Ideas of TRS1.B1.F12 Philosophy of CultureS2.B32.F10 Philosophy of EducationS1.B6.F25 Philosophy of EducationS1.B9.F3 Philosophy of LiteratureS2.B32.F7 Philosophy QuestionsS1.B1.F13 Physics CandidatesS5.B5.F61 Physiology CandidatesS5.B5.F62 Picante MagazineS2.B29.F16 Pinto Poetry PublicationS1.B11.F51 El Pipla NewsletterS2.B25.F22

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 64 Archive Plum Plum Pickers NovelS1.B5.F11 PMAA Executive CommitteeS3.B38.F1 Poetry and Writers AwardS1.B15.F58 Poetry AnthologyS2.B5.F13 Poetry in Public PlacesS1.B8.F54 Poetry Manuscript of TRS2.B5.F1 Poetry Manuscript of TRS2.B5.F10 Poetry Manuscript of TRS2.B5.F11 Poetry Manuscript of TRS2.B5.F12 Poetry Manuscript of TRS2.B5.F2 Poetry Manuscript of TRS2.B5.F3 Poetry Manuscript of TRS2.B5.F4 Poetry Manuscript of TRS2.B5.F5 Poetry Manuscript of TRS2.B5.F6 Poetry Manuscript of TRS2.B5.F7 Poetry Manuscript of TRS2.B5.F8 Poetry Manuscript of TRS2.B5.F9 Poetry Manuscripts of TRS2.B32.F4 Poetry ManuscriptS2.B10.F13 Poetry ManuscriptS2.B10.F25 Poetry ManuscriptS2.B16.F5 Poetry ManuscriptS2.B5.F14 Poetry of Alfaro R. GarcíaS1.B11.F19 Poetry of Felix OrtízS1.B15.F22 Poetry of Latin AmericaS2.B33.F5 Poetry Review AssistanceS1.B6.F2 Poetry Society of AmericaS2.B29.F17 Poets/Writers DirectoryS2.B20.F3 Political Fund-RaiserS1.B6.F43 Political Science DegreesS5.B5.F63 Pomona Education CenterS4.B22.F31 Popular Culture Assn.S4.B18.F3 "The Portrait" ProseS1.B14.F22 "The Portrait" ProseS1.B7.F30 "The Portrait" ProseS1.B7.F47 "The Portrait" Short StoryS1.B10.F66 Portuguese LanguageS5.B5.F64 Postsecondary Ed. FundingS1.B8.F15 Prentice-Hall PublishersS2.B29.F19 President of the U.S.S1.B13.F8 President Saxon's VisitS4.B23.F1 President's CommissionS5.B4.F5 Presidential AppointmentS1.B6.F23 Presidential CommissionS5.B1.F19 Presidential NominationS1.B10.F45 Presidential NominationsS1.B10.F24 Presidential NominationsS5.B4.F7 Press-Enterprise LectureS4.B22.F11

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 65 Archive Press-Enterprise LectureS4.B24.F10 Princeton Alumni WeeklyS2.B21.F12 Project Catalyst: Waco, TXS1.B11.F28 Project InterchangeS4.B5.F4 Project OYE Research DataS4.B18.F4 Project Participar DataS4.B5.F6 Project Participar InstituteS1.B8.F32 Project STAY Association, TXS1.B9.F16 Project STAYS1.B6.F35 Project Vote OrganizationS4.B5.F5 "Las provincias internas"S4.B54.F9 Psychology CandidatesS5.B5.F65 Psychology SyllabusS3.B66.F4 Public AdministrationS5.B5.F66 Public Health ResearchS4.B66.F7 Public School ReflectionsS1.B1.F2 Publication ReprintsS3.B44.F3 Publication SubscriptionS4.B58.F5 Published Research on TRS5.B4.F15 Published Works About TRS2.B9.F12 Published Works About TRS2.B9.F14 Published Works About TRS2.B9.F6 Published Works About TRS2.B9.F8 Published Works of TRS2.B9.F1 Published Works of TRS2.B9.F2 Published Works of TRS2.B9.F3 Published Works of TRS2.B9.F4 Published Works of TRS2.B9.F5 Published Works of TRS2.B9.F7 Published Works of TRS2.B9.F9 Published Works of TRS2.B9.F10 Published Works of TRS2.B9.F11 Published Works of TRS2.B9.F13 Published Works of TRS2.B9.F15 Publishing CompaniesS2.B22.F11 Publishing CompaniesS2.B28.F9 Publishing Goals for TRS2.B4.F2 Puebla Language InstituteS1.B8.F21 Pueblo Regional CommissionS1.B8.F14 Puerta Abierta Chicano ClubS1.B4.F2 Puerto del Sol MagazineS2.B29.F20 Purro rollo Poetry BookS1.B5.F12 Quinto Sol Award/ TierraS1.B4.F4 Quinto Sol CopyrightS2.B4.F12 Quinto Sol/ El GritoS2.B4.F14 Quinto Sol PublicationS1.B10.F74 Quinto Sol PublicationsS1.B13.F51 Quinto Sol PublicationsS2.B4.F10

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 66 Archive Quinto Sol PublicationsS2.B4.F11 Quinto Sol PublicationsS2.B4.F15 Quinto Sol PublicationsS2.B4.F3 Quinto Sol PublicationsS2.B4.F5 Quinto Sol PublicationsS2.B4.F6 Quinto Sol PublicationsS2.B4.F7 Quinto Sol PublicationsS2.B4.F8 Quinto Sol PublicationsS2.B4.F9 Quinto Sol/ Tierra ScriptS2.B4.F13 Quinto Sol: Chicano PressS1.B7.F52 RACHE Annual ConferenceS4.B26.F8 RACHE College Info. DayS4.B22.F22 RACHE Internal MemorandaS3.B47.F2 RACHE LeadershipS1.B5.F6 "Rambling Notes" ProseS2.B11.F21 Ramex ConsultantsS4.B5.F7 Rand McNally and CompanyS2.B30.F1 RASSA PublicationsS4.B18.F5 Raza Humor Joke BookS1.B13.F21 La Raza Faculty Assn.S4.B22.F12 La Raza National LawyersS4.B4.F1 La Raza Unida PartyS1.B10.F72 RCAC Executive CommitteeS3.B39.F4 RCH Board of DirectorsS3.B38.F8 Red River Lumber CompanyS4.B5.F8 La Red/The Net NewsletterS2.B27.F7 La Red/The Net NewsletterS2.B27.F8 Regeneración MagazineS4.B61.F4 Relampago Books CompanyS2.B30.F4 "Relational Bilingualism"S2.B14.F2 "Religiosidad en Tierra"S2.B15.F10 Religious Education Dept.S4.B21.F14 Repaso de gramáticaS2.B30.F3 Revised Curriculum VitaeS1.B3.F7 Revista Chicano-RiqueñaS1.B11.F65 Revista Chicano-RiqueñaS1.B7.F5 Revista Chicano-RiqueñaS2.B30.F2 "Un rezo" Short StoryS1.B15.F59 RFS Student Award ProgramS4.B23.F17 Rice University CandidateS1.B15.F36 Rivera, Javier: PoetryS5.B4.F12 Riverside Business GroupS3.B51.F3 Riverside Chicano LawyerS1.B7.F51 Riverside City CollegeS1.B10.F1 Riverside County ConcilioS4.B5.F9 Riverside County ProjectS4.B22.F20 Riverside County SchoolsS4.B24.F7 Riverside Essays on TRS5.B6.F5

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 67 Archive Riverside Museum MaterialS3.B39.F2 Riverside School DistrictS5.B6.F6 Riverside Volunteer Ctr.S3.B39.F5 Rizzoli PublicationsS2.B30.F5 RMCLAS NewsletterS4.B5.F10 Rockefeller FoundationS1.B13.F9 Rockefeller FoundationS3.B39.F6 Rockefeller FoundationS4.B32.F10 Rodriguez Academic VitaeS1.B8.F2 Rodriguez, Jay: FilmmakerS5.B4.F13 Romance Language DegreesS5.B5.F67 Romance Villista NovelS1.B5.F33 Romano-V., Octavio: ArticleS1.B11.F21 Roosevelt High SchoolS1.B14.F65 Rosser-Rivera ConferenceS3.B28.F10 Rosser-Rivera LectureS5.B13.F1 Rotary International ClubS3.B39.F7 RUSD Cooperative ProjectS4.B27.F1 SAAABE Internal MemorandaS4.B18.F6 SACC Education Task ForceS4.B18.F7 SACNAS Internal MemorandaS4.B57.F8 SACNAS NewsletterS2.B30.F6 Sacramento State CollegeS4.B29.F6 "El sacrilegio" ProseS2.B10.F23 SACS Executive MemorandaS4.B18.F15 SACS Internal MemorandaS4.B25.F2 Sagel's Hablando de brujasS1.B8.F47 "The Salamanders" StoryS1.B12.F62 "Las salamandras" ProseS1.B13.F58 "Las salamandras" ProseS1.B15.F38 "Las salamandras" ProseS1.B4.F34 SALBPWC Executive DataS4.B18.F8 SALC Internal MemorandaS4.B18.F9 Sam Houston Spanish TeacherS1.B12.F70 Sam Houston State CollegeS1.B12.F58 Sam Houston State UniversityS1.B10.F9 Sam Houston State UniversityS1.B15.F8 Sam Houston State UniversityS1.B8.F58 San Angelo State UniversityS1.B12.F2 San Antonio College, TXS2.B23.F2 San Antonio ConferenceS4.B21.F4 San Antonio ConferenceS4.B57.F3 San Antonio DistrictS4.B57.F4 San Antonio Economic ForumS1.B14.F2 San Antonio ExpressS4.B60.F16 San Antonio Light NewspaperS1.B9.F8 San Antonio Mission DataS4.B55.F1 San Antonio Public LibraryS1.B14.F14

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 68 Archive San Antonio SymposiumS4.B5.F12 San Antonio Youth ClubS4.B18.F10 San Bernardino City CollegeS1.B7.F7 San Bernardino City CollegeS1.B9.F44 San Bernardino CollegeS1.B13.F52 San Diego State UniversityS1.B11.F3 San Diego State UniversityS1.B13.F39 San Diego State UniversityS1.B14.F69 San Francisco State Univ.S1.B15.F33 San Jacinto CommunityS4.B24.F12 San Jacinto School DistrictS1.B12.F19 San Jose State UniversityS4.B25.F6 San Luis Potosi: DocumentS2.B20.F6 Santa Fe Federal SavingsS4.B5.F14 SBAC Internal MemorandaS4.B24.F3 SCADS PublicationS4.B5.F16 SCAG Internal MemorandaS3.B39.F9 SCCD Internal MemorandaS4.B5.F11 School AdministrationS5.B5.F68 Science-Chemistry DegreesS5.B5.F69 Science History ModuleS4.B57.F5 SCMLA Executive MemorandaS4.B19.F1 SCOLAS PublicationsS4.B18.F18 Scorpion PressS2.B30.F7 SDSU Bilingual EducationS4.B24.F9 SDSU Bilingual EducationS4.B5.F13 SDSU Chicano HistoryS4.B29.F8 Secondary EducationS5.B5.F28 SELA PublicationsS4.B18.F14 Selected BibliographyS2.B8.F10 SER-Jobs for ProgressS4.B5.F15 SESS NewsletterS2.B30.F8 Seven Abelardos PoemsS2.B11.F3 Shelly Memorial AwardS3.B39.F8 Short Story ManuscriptS2.B5.F15 Short Story ManuscriptS2.B5.F17 Short Story ManuscriptS2.B5.F18 Short Story ManuscriptS2.B5.F19 Short Story ManuscriptS2.B5.F20 Short Story ManuscriptS2.B5.F21 Short Story ManuscriptS2.B5.F22 Short Story TechniqueS2.B5.F23 SHSU Academic MaterialS3.B2.F2 SHSU Curricula OutlinesS4.B29.F7 SHSU Dean of HumanitiesS1.B6.F51 SHSU Ethnic StudiesS3.B2.F7 SHSU Faculty AssignmentsS3.B2.F8 SHSU French AssistantshipS1.B9.F13

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 69 Archive SHSU Graduate ProgramsS3.B2.F13 SHSU Graduate ResearchS3.B2.F12 SHSU-M.A. Theses: TiptonS3.B2.F14 SHSU Modern LanguagesS3.B2.F3 SHSU Modern LanguagesS3.B2.F4 SHSU Policies: AdmissionS3.B2.F5 SHSU Public ReleasesS3.B2.F10 SHSU Research CommitteeS3.B2.F1 SHSU Spanish LiteratureS3.B59.F2 SHSU Spanish LiteratureS3.B59.F3 SHSU Spanish TeachingS3.B57.F2 SHSU Spanish TeachingS3.B57.F3 SHSU Student ProgramsS3.B2.F9 SHSU Summer WorkshopsS1.B8.F78 "Simbolo, Mito y Folklore"S1.B13.F45 Sleepy Lagoon PlayS5.B15.F4 Slow Loris Press PoetryS2.B18.F3 SMA Mexican State Dept.S4.B18.F11 Small Business ProgramS1.B5.F37 Smithsonian InstitutionS4.B18.F12 Social Development ReportS4.B66.F4 Social Development ReportS4.B66.F5 Social Foundation DegreesS5.B5.F29 Social Science SymposiumS4.B52.F1 Social Service ReferenceS1.B4.F18 Social Work ProgramsS1.B7.F9 Society of ResearchS4.B18.F13 Sociology CandidatesS5.B5.F71 El sol de Texas NovelS2.B11.F12 Soldier Boy PlayS2.B14.F10 Somos Literary MagazineS2.B30.F10 Sonrisas News/ Austin, TXS2.B30.F9 Southern Assn. of CollegesS1.B14.F93 Southern Humanities Conf.S4.B18.F16 Southwest AcculturationS4.B66.F12 Southwest BilingualismS4.B66.F13 Southwest Border SummitS2.B30.F11 Southwest Ed. DevelopmentS4.B57.F12 Southwest News ArticlesS5.B2.F2 Southwest News ArticlesS5.B2.F4 Southwest News ArticlesS5.B2.F5 Southwest News ArticlesS5.B2.F9 Southwest Poets ConferenceS1.B4.F4 Southwest Research GroupS4.B18.F20 Southwest Texas Jr. CollegeS1.B11.F27 Southwest Texas Jr. CollegeS1.B15.F34 Southwest Training CenterS3.B6.F5 Southwest Training CenterS3.B6.F6

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 70 Archive Southwest Training CenterS3.B6.F7 Southwest Training CenterS3.B6.F8 Spanish American SyllabusS2.B10.F14 Spanish Language StudiesS3.B1.F7 Spanish Literature CourseS1.B12.F13 Spanish Literature MilieuS2.B19.F2 Spanish Literature/NovelS2.B19.F3 Spanish Literature/PoemS2.B19.F4 Spanish LiteratureS5.B5.F70 Spanish PhoneticsS1.B8.F66 Spanish Proverbs BookS1.B6.F44 Spanish Reading TextS2.B23.F4 Special Education DegreesS5.B5.F30 Special Education ReportS4.B64.F8 Special Language TrainingS4.B54.F1 Speech Communication Assn.S1.B12.F57 Speech Manuscript of TRS2.B6.F11 Speech Manuscript of TRS2.B6.F14 Speech Manuscript of TRS2.B6.F15 Speech Manuscript of TRS2.B6.F17 Speech Manuscript of TRS2.B6.F20 Speech Manuscript of TRS2.B6.F21 Speech Manuscript of TRS2.B6.F22 Speech Manuscript of TRS2.B6.F23 Speech Manuscript of TRS2.B6.F24 Speech Manuscript of TRS2.B6.F25 Speech Manuscript of TRS2.B6.F26 Speech Manuscript of TRS2.B6.F27 Speech Manuscript of TRS2.B6.F29 Speech Manuscript of TRS2.B6.F30 Speech Manuscript of TRS2.B6.F31 Speech Manuscript of TRS2.B6.F32 Speech Manuscript of TRS2.B6.F33 Speech Manuscript of TRS2.B6.F34 Speech Manuscript of TRS2.B6.F35 Speech Manuscript of TRS2.B6.F36 Speech Manuscript of TRS2.B6.F37 Speech Manuscript of TRS2.B6.F38 Speech Manuscript of TRS2.B6.F39 Speech Manuscript of TRS2.B6.F4 Speech Manuscript of TRS2.B6.F40 Speech Manuscript of TRS2.B6.F41 Speech Manuscript of TRS2.B6.F42 Speech Manuscript of TRS2.B6.F43 Speech Manuscript of TRS2.B6.F44 Speech Manuscript of TRS2.B6.F45 Speech Manuscript of TRS2.B6.F46 Speech Manuscript of TRS2.B6.F47

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 71 Archive Speech Manuscript of TRS2.B6.F48 Speech Manuscript of TRS2.B6.F49 Speech Manuscript of TRS2.B6.F50 Speech Manuscript of TRS2.B6.F51 Speech Manuscript of TRS2.B6.F53 Speech Manuscript of TRS2.B6.F54 Speech Manuscript of TRS2.B6.F55 Speech Manuscript of TRS2.B6.F9 Speech Outline of TRS2.B6.F13 Speech Outline of TRS2.B6.F28 Speech Outlines of TRS2.B6.F52 "The Spoken Language...S2.B23.F16 SRI InternationalS4.B5.F19 St. Edward's UniversityS4.B29.F9 St. Mary's UniversityS1.B11.F61 St. Mary's UniversityS1.B13.F16 St. Mary's UniversityS4.B21.F13 St. Philip's CollegeS1.B11.F47 St. Philip's CollegeS2.B6.F2 St. Philip's College, TXS4.B29.F10 Stanford Academic PromotionS1.B16.F27 Stanford University FacultyS1.B5.F1 Stanford University GraduateS1.B16.F37 Stanford UniversityS1.B13.F49 Stanford UniversityS1.B14.F6 Stanford UniversityS1.B9.F24 Stanford UniversityS4.B29.F11 Stanford University TenureS1.B10.F52 Stanislaus State College, CAS1.B8.F70 STARAO Internal MemorandaS4.B18.F17 State Adopted TextbooksS4.B58.F1 State Bar of CaliforniaS4.B5.F20 State University of New YorkS1.B16.F9 Stephen F. Austin Univ.S4.B29.F12 Student Recitation ContestS1.B15.F54 Student Regent of UCRS1.B7.F21 Sun Company NewspaperS1.B6.F48 Sun QuestionnaireS1.B13.F63 Sunday Concerned GroupS4.B5.F21 Sunkist CompanyS4.B5.F22 Surrealistic Prose of TRS2.B32.F2 SW American LiteratureS2.B30.F12 SW Ed. Development LabS1.B14.F58 SWBRC AdministrationS3.B39.F10 SWROSS PublicationsS4.B18.F19 SWSA Internal MemorandaS4.B18.F21 SWTI Humanities ProjectS4.B5.F18 SWTJC Internal MemorandaS4.B5.F17

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 72 Archive SWTJC Lecture on TierraS1.B10.F25 SWTJC Speech ManuscriptS2.B6.F3 SWTJC Speech ManuscriptS2.B6.F6 SWTJC Video on TR's LectureS1.B10.F29 SWTSU Academic RelationsS1.B7.F1 SWTSU American LiteratureS3.B63.F2 SWTSU American LiteratureS3.B63.F3 SWTSU American LiteratureS3.B63.F4 SWTSU American LiteratureS3.B63.F5 SWTSU American LiteratureS3.B63.F6 SWTSU Borderlands LectureS1.B8.F17 SWTSU English DepartmentS3.B63.F1 SWTSU Graduate ResearchS3.B52.F1 SWTSU Graduate ResearchS3.B52.F6 SWTSU Graduate StudiesS3.B66.F7 SWTSU Graduate TeachingS3.B52.F3 SWTSU Graduate WorkS3.B52.F4 SWTSU InaugurationS1.B9.F6 SWTSU Internal MemorandaS3.B39.F11 SWTSU Master's ProgramS3.B52.F2 SWTSU Pan American ClubS3.B54.F7 SWTSU Scholarship FundS1.B4.F20 SWTSU Spanish LiteratureS3.B55.F5 SWTSU Spanish TeachingS3.B55.F4 SWTSU Teaching MethodsS3.B54.F1 SWTU Distinguished AlumniS5.B1.F12 Symposium BrochuresS2.B23.F7 Symposium in México, D.F.S4.B21.F7 Systemwide AdministratorsS5.B1.F10 TABE Executive MemorandaS4.B19.F7 TACHE Annual ConferenceS4.B23.F3 TACHE Board of TrusteesS4.B5.F23 TACHE Executive BoardS4.B19.F8 TACHE Executive MemorandaS4.B19.F9 TACHE Internal MemorandaS4.B23.F23 TACHE MemorandaS2.B31.F1 TACT Education ConferenceS4.B21.F20 TACT Executive BoardS4.B20.F1 TACT Internal MemorandaS4.B5.F26 TACWT Internal MemorandaS4.B20.F2 TACWT WorkshopS2.B23.F10 El Taller Chicano ReviewS2.B25.F23 TAMAE Internal MemorandaS4.B20.F3 Tamazunchale NovelS1.B4.F42 Tamazunchale NovelS2.B10.F6 TAME Executive MemorandaS4.B19.F6 El tanteo Poetry BookS2.B17.F10 Taped Interview on TierraS1.B8.F51

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 73 Archive Tarrent County Jr. CollegeS1.B9.F17 Task Force on Latino ArtS4.B61.F5 TASSSP Internal MemorandaS4.B5.F24 TCH Board of TrusteesS1.B15.F56 TCH Executive MemorandaS4.B20.F4 TCH Grant ApplicationsS4.B5.F29 TCH Humanities LectureS4.B25.F1 TDMH Internal MemorandaS4.B20.F5 Teacher Corps DegreesS5.B5.F72 Teacher Corps ProgramS1.B14.F9 Teacher Corps ProgramS1.B5.F4 Teacher Recruitment ProgramS1.B14.F70 Teacher Training DataS4.B58.F9 "Teacher's Notebook"S3.B1.F8 Teachers' Education DataS3.B1.F12 Teaching EvaluationS1.B8.F41 Teaching PublicationsS4.B56.F12 Teaching TechniquesS4.B57.F7 El Teatro PublicationS5.B3.F4 TEDTAC Bibliography ListsS2.B31.F2 TEE NewsletterS2.B31.F3 TEE PublicationsS4.B19.F5 Tejidos Board MeetingS1.B10.F38 Tejidos Board of TrusteesS1.B11.F58 Tejidos Literary JournalS2.B31.F8 Tejidos MagazineS4.B5.F25 Tercer Sol BookstoreS2.B31.F4 TESOL ColloquiumS1.B8.F22 TESOL Internal MemorandaS4.B19.F2 Texas A & I UniversityS4.B29.F13 Texas A & M UniversityS1.B10.F42 Texas A & M UniversityS4.B29.F14 Texas Catholic SymposiumS1.B7.F2 Texas Center for WritersS1.B16.F11 Texas Center for WritersS2.B31.F9 Texas Chicano PoliticsS4.B58.F6 Texas Child CareS2.B23.F11 Texas Clergy AssociationS4.B21.F6 Texas Clergy ConferenceS4.B58.F7 Texas Commission on ArtsS2.B23.F12 Texas Ctr. for WritersS2.B23.F13 Texas Education AgencyS4.B20.F6 Texas Education AgencyS4.B21.F3 Texas Education AgencyS4.B5.F27 Texas Education AgencyS4.B60.F5 Texas Education PolicyS3.B1.F4 Texas Educational T.V.S4.B57.F11 Texas Humanist NewspaperS2.B31.F10

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 74 Archive Texas HumanistS4.B26.F6 Texas Jr. High CurriculumS3.B1.F1 Texas Jr. High CurriculumS3.B1.F3 Texas Literary PrizeS3.B4.F9 Texas Literary PrizeS3.B7.F1 Texas Literary TraditionS4.B24.F15 Texas Lutheran CollegeS1.B10.F57 Texas Monthly JournalS2.B23.F14 Texas Municipal LeagueS4.B58.F8 Texas Observer JournalS2.B31.F5 Texas PublicationsS3.B54.F8 Texas Real Estate ResearchS1.B11.F63 Texas School DistrictS4.B21.F1 Texas Slough JournalS2.B32.F1 Texas Southern UniversityS1.B12.F29 Texas State TeachersS4.B20.F8 Texas State UniversityS1.B11.F71 Texas Teacher EducationS4.B48.F12 Texas Teaching ManualS4.B5.F28 Texas Tech UniversityS1.B4.F32 Texas Tech UniversityS4.B29.F15 Texas University PapersS5.B3.F18 Textos Mexican JournalS1.B12.F75 Tezcatlipoca PublicationS5.B3.F19 TFLA PublicationsS4.B20.F7 Thesis on Chicano LiteratureS1.B10.F36 TIAAA Internal MemorandaS4.B19.F3 Tierra AdaptationS2.B10.F12 Tierra Book ReviewS1.B7.F35 Tierra Book ReviewS2.B15.F2 Tierra Critical EssayS1.B7.F53 Tierra GenesisS2.B4.F1 Tierra Literary CommentaryS1.B7.F32 Tierra Literary CritiqueS1.B9.F39 Tierra Literary TalesS2.B3.F20 Tierra ManuscriptS1.B13.F25 Tierra ManuscriptS2.B3.F1 Tierra ManuscriptS2.B3.F10 Tierra ManuscriptS2.B3.F11 Tierra ManuscriptS2.B3.F12 Tierra ManuscriptS2.B3.F13 Tierra ManuscriptS2.B3.F14 Tierra ManuscriptS2.B3.F15 Tierra ManuscriptS2.B3.F16 Tierra ManuscriptS2.B3.F17 Tierra ManuscriptS2.B3.F18 Tierra ManuscriptS2.B3.F19 Tierra ManuscriptS2.B3.F4

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 75 Archive Tierra ManuscriptS2.B3.F6 Tierra ManuscriptS2.B3.F7 Tierra ManuscriptS2.B3.F8 Tierra ManuscriptS2.B3.F9 Tierra ManuscriptsS2.B32.F6 Tierra NovelS1.B15.F3 Tierra Original DraftS2.B3.F2 Tierra Original DraftS2.B3.F3 Tierra Original DraftS2.B3.F5 Tierra PresentationS1.B12.F25 Tierra RevisionsS2.B3.F21 Tierra y ceniza PoetryS2.B16.F3 Tierra: Italian TranslationS1.B5.F31 Tierra: Play AdaptationS1.B5.F25 Timeline on DissertationS2.B1.F11 Times Mirror BoardS1.B12.F55 Times Mirror CorporationS1.B12.F10 Times Mirror CorporationS3.B40.F1 Times Mirror CorporationS3.B40.F2 Times Mirror CorporationS3.B40.F3 Times Mirror CorporationS3.B40.F4 Times Mirror CorporationS3.B41.F1 Times Mirror CorporationS3.B41.F2 Times Mirror CorporationS3.B41.F3 Times Mirror CorporationS3.B41.F4 Times Mirror CorporationS4.B47.F1 Times Mirror CorporationS4.B47.F2 "To A Humanist Passing"S2.B12.F4 Tohil and the PresidentS1.B9.F23 "Tomás Rivera: Farewell"S2.B13.F6 "Tomás Rivera" PoemS2.B11.F14 Tomás Rivera CollectionS5.B4.F1 Tomás Rivera ScholarshipS5.B4.F2 Tonatiuh PublicationsS1.B6.F34 Tonantzín PublicationS5.B3.F20 Tourist PublicationsS3.B67.F7 "Towards New Horizons" EssayS1.B6.F49 Town Hall JournalS2.B31.F7 TPAC Internal MemorandaS4.B19.F4 TR CertificatesS5.B6.F1 TR Visits UCRS5.B1.F5 TR's Academic CareerS1.B3.F8 TR's Academic DevelopmentS1.B1.F4 TR's Academic PromotionS5.B1.F8 TR's Cancelled TripsS4.B27.F18 TR's Civic ActivitiesS5.B1.F6 TR's Early ChildhoodS5.B1.F1 TR's Early office YearsS5.B1.F3

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 76 Archive TR's Educational StatementS1.B14.F75 TR's Executive StaffS5.B1.F9 TR's Literary ManuscriptsS5.B4.F11 TR's Poetry ManuscriptS2.B10.F18 TR's Published PoetryS1.B15.F37 TR's Single PortraitsS5.B1.F4 Translation CommissionS1.B16.F42 Treatment on TierraS2.B15.F8 Tributes to TRS5.B6.F3 Trinity Faculty MaterialS3.B3.F10 Trinity University LectureS1.B8.F81 Trinity UniversityS4.B61.F3 Trinity University TenureS1.B6.F38 Trinity University, TXS3.B60.F5 Trinity University, TXS3.B60.F6 Trinity University, TXS4.B29.F16 Trinity's Cultural SeminarS1.B10.F48 Trucha PublicationsS1.B11.F64 Trucha PublicationsS2.B31.F11 TUCCC Internal MemorandaS4.B20.F9 Tucson Citizen NewspaperS1.B8.F35 Tulane UniversityS4.B29.F17 TULAS NewsletterS2.B31.F12 TUSA Research PoliciesS3.B3.F9 Two-Percent Club DataS4.B5.F30 Two Way Mirror PoemsS2.B13.F15 U.S. Border ResearchS4.B65.F11 U.S. Civil Rights ReportS4.B65.F1 U.S. Civil Rights ReportS4.B65.F2 U.S. Civil Rights ReportS4.B65.F3 U.S. Civil Rights ReportS4.B65.F4 U.S. Civil Rights ReportS4.B65.F5 U.S. Civil Rights ReportS4.B65.F6 U.S. Congressional ReportS3.B51.F5 U.S. Department of JusticeS1.B16.F14 U.S. Dept. of CommerceS1.B11.F48 U.S. Dept. of EducationS4.B26.F4 U.S. Dept. of EducationS4.B5.F32 U.S. Government BrochuresS4.B57.F6 U.S. Information AgencyS1.B16.F12 U.S.- Mexican PoliticsS4.B66.F9 U.S. office of EducationS1.B5.F30 U.S. office of EducationS4.B59.F1 U.S. office of EducationS4.B60.F3 U.S. office of EducationS4.B62.F4 U.S. office of EducationS4.B62.F8 U.S. Salinity LaboratoryS3.B25.F11 U.S. Secretary of StateS1.B15.F46

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 77 Archive UC Academic SenateS3.B16.F11 UC Academic SenateS3.B24.F2 UC Academic SenateS3.B24.F4 UC Affirmative ActionS3.B18.F10 UC Affirmative ActionS3.B18.F12 UC Affirmative ActionS3.B18.F8 UC Berkeley EmploymentS1.B11.F55 UC Berkeley Journalism Dept.S1.B12.F30 UC Berkeley PublicationS4.B30.F3 UC Berkeley Research CenterS1.B16.F15 UC Berkeley TenureS1.B14.F73 UC Board of Regents' CaseS1.B6.F30 UC Boulder MemorandaS4.B30.F8 UC Chicano ConferenceS1.B7.F25 UC Confidential ReviewS3.B16.F12 UC Council of ChancellorsS3.B16.F4 UC Council of ChancellorsS3.B16.F5 UC Council of ChancellorsS3.B16.F6 UC Counselors' ConferenceS4.B26.F11 UC/CSUC Joint ConferenceS4.B22.F9 UC Davis ChancellorS1.B11.F45 UC Denver SymposiumS4.B30.F9 UC Enrollment Task ForceS3.B25.F20 UC Governmental AffairsS3.B18.F3 UC Intercampus TransferS1.B14.F71 UC Irvine Academic TenureS1.B11.F67 UC Irvine AdministrationS1.B12.F15 UC Irvine AdministrationS1.B13.F38 UC Irvine ChancellorshipS1.B6.F31 UC Irvine Fine Arts DeanS1.B8.F38 UC Irvine Literary AwardS4.B30.F4 UC Management InstituteS3.B25.F7 UC/Mexico Joint ProjectS4.B23.F4 UC MEXUS Research ProgramS3.B28.F4 UC Policy: Chicano ReviewS3.B19.F15 UC Policy: Chicano ReviewS3.B19.F16 UC President: Boyd CanyonS3.B17.F6 UC President: Budget DataS3.B17.F5 UC President: BudgetS3.B17.F1 UC President: CommentaryS3.B18.F2 UC President: FinancesS3.B17.F4 UC President: New PolicyS3.B17.F2 UC President: Policy DataS3.B17.F8 UC President: UCR CampusS3.B17.F10 UC President: UCR VisitS3.B18.F1 UC President: UCSF BoardS3.B17.F9 UC Regents' CouncilS4.B23.F2 UC Regents' IncidentS1.B12.F42

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 78 Archive UC Regents' MemorandaS3.B16.F2 UC Regents' ReportsS3.B16.F1 UC Regents' ReportsS3.B16.F3 UC San Diego Math Dept.S1.B15.F24 UC San Diego SymposiumS4.B30.F6 UC Student Body PresidentsS1.B11.F1 UC Student LobbyistS1.B9.F41 UC System AdministrationS1.B9.F43 UC System AdmissionsS3.B51.F2 UC System BudgetS3.B18.F6 UC System MemorandaS3.B20.F4 UC System MemorandaS3.B25.F14 UC System Planning DataS3.B28.F3 UC System PresidentS1.B8.F37 UC System: Budget DataS3.B17.F3 UC System: Budget ReportS3.B18.F5 UC System: Chicano ReviewS3.B19.F17 UC System: Nuclear ArmsS3.B17.F7 UC System: PatentsS3.B18.F13 UC Systems' Campus GoalsS3.B18.F4 UC Systemwide RelationsS3.B18.F7 UCB Chicano Studies Dept.S4.B27.F16 UCB Graduate SchoolS4.B23.F22 UCB Higher EducationS4.B59.F9 UCI Academic PromotionS1.B15.F65 UCI Chicano Literary PrizeS1.B9.F21 UCI Chicano Medical Assn.S4.B25.F9 UCI Educational WorkshopS1.B14.F26 UCI Literary ConferenceS4.B27.F11 UCI Professor: TR's MentorS1.B11.F42 UCI Spanish DepartmentS4.B23.F13 UCLA Anthropology Dept.S1.B15.F55 UCLA Chicano ColloquiumS4.B22.F26 UCLA Chicano LibrarianS1.B6.F26 UCLA Chicano LibraryS4.B60.F14 UCLA Chicano Research Ctr.S1.B14.F11 UCLA Chicano StudiesS4.B30.F5 UCLA Full ProfessorshipS1.B8.F63 UCLA Law ColloquiumS4.B23.F7 UCR Academic EmploymentS1.B10.F28 UCR Academic HonorsS1.B3.F4 UCR Academic InternshipsS4.B25.F7 UCR Academic MembershipsS1.B2.F6 UCR Academic PlanS3.B22.F8 UCR Academic PolicyS3.B21.F9 UCR Academic RecordS1.B3.F5 UCR Academic RelationsS1.B10.F18 UCR Academic RelationsS1.B8.F8

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 79 Archive UCR Academic SenateS3.B24.F14 UCR Academic SenateS3.B24.F15 UCR Academic SenateS3.B24.F16 UCR Academic SenateS3.B24.F17 UCR Academic SenateS3.B24.F18 UCR Academic SenateS3.B24.F3 UCR Academic SenateS3.B24.F6 UCR Academic TenureS1.B11.F17 UCR Administration DataS3.B21.F5 UCR Administrative HonorsS1.B3.F6 UCR Affirmative ActionS3.B18.F9 UCR Affirmative ActionS3.B25.F19 UCR Agricultural CouncilS1.B10.F50 UCR Agricultural MeetingS4.B22.F36 UCR Air Pollution CenterS3.B25.F10 UCR Air Pollution CenterS3.B25.F9 UCR Alumni BarbecueS4.B27.F15 UCR Alumni Scholars ClubS4.B22.F16 UCR Alumni ScholarsS1.B16.F28 UCR Annual Open HouseS4.B27.F10 UCR Annual Open HouseS5.B1.F18 UCR Annual Reading SymposiumS1.B14.F48 UCR Associated StudentsS4.B1.F12 UCR Award LuncheonS5.B1.F16 UCR Bell Tower PosterS1.B8.F48 UCR Biomedical SciencesS3.B25.F16 UCR Budget and PlanningS3.B19.F5 UCR Budget and PlanningS3.B19.F8 UCR Budget and ProgramsS1.B8.F46 UCR Business AdministrationS1.B14.F33 UCR Business MembershipsS3.B42.F6 UCR Business office DataS3.B19.F7 UCR Campus HistoryS1.B4.F29 UCR Campus PlanningS3.B21.F8 UCR Campus PresentationS3.B51.F1 UCR Career Placement officeS1.B11.F44 UCR/Carnegie MeetingS4.B26.F7 UCR Chancellor AppointmentS1.B9.F25 UCR Chancellor-DesignateS3.B16.F7 UCR Chancellor-DesignateS3.B16.F8 UCR Chancellor-DesignateS3.B16.F9 UCR Chancellor-EmeritusS3.B16.F10 UCR Chancellor TenureS5.B1.F2 UCR Chancellor's BenefitsS3.B44.F8 UCR Chancellor's ScheduleS5.B4.F8 UCR Chancellor's WelcomeS4.B22.F3 UCR ChancellorshipS1.B10.F39 UCR ChancellorshipS1.B10.F43

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 80 Archive UCR ChancellorshipS1.B10.F51 UCR ChancellorshipS1.B10.F73 UCR ChancellorshipS1.B11.F13 UCR ChancellorshipS1.B11.F53 UCR ChancellorshipS1.B11.F62 UCR ChancellorshipS1.B11.F66 UCR ChancellorshipS1.B12.F11 UCR ChancellorshipS1.B12.F45 UCR ChancellorshipS1.B12.F56 UCR ChancellorshipS1.B13.F57 UCR ChancellorshipS1.B13.F59 UCR ChancellorshipS1.B13.F62 UCR ChancellorshipS1.B14.F21 UCR ChancellorshipS1.B14.F31 UCR ChancellorshipS1.B15.F50 UCR ChancellorshipS1.B15.F63 UCR ChancellorshipS1.B16.F39 UCR ChancellorshipS1.B16.F4 UCR Chemistry DivisionS3.B25.F17 UCR Chicano Alumni AwardS1.B11.F81 UCR Chicano Open HouseS4.B22.F6 UCR Chicano StudiesS1.B6.F55 UCR Citrus Research FundsS3.B18.F11 UCR Citrus StationS5.B1.F15 UCR Commencement DinnerS4.B25.F14 UCR Commencement ProgramsS3.B28.F9 UCR Commencement SpeechS4.B22.F1 UCR CommencementsS5.B1.F7 UCR Committee MaterialS3.B23.F4 UCR Committee MaterialS3.B24.F7 UCR Community OutreachS1.B9.F49 UCR Community RelationsS1.B6.F37 UCR Composition ProgramS4.B22.F10 UCR Corporate NetworkS1.B3.F1 UCR Corporate OutreachS1.B6.F4 UCR Corporate OutreachS3.B50.F4 UCR Corporate RelationsS1.B9.F32 UCR Corporate RelationsS1.B9.F38 UCR Counselor's WorkshopS4.B22.F5 UCR Creative Writing DataS3.B47.F6 UCR Creative Writing Dept.S1.B11.F35 UCR Curriculum UpdateS1.B3.F2 UCR Curriculum VitaeS1.B2.F8 UCR Departmental BudgetsS3.B19.F6 UCR Development FundsS1.B15.F18 UCR Dissertation MaterialS3.B47.F7 UCR Ecological ResearchS1.B11.F69 UCR Economic InterestsS3.B44.F5

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 81 Archive UCR Economic InterestsS3.B44.F6 UCR Ed. Abroad ProgramS4.B27.F13 UCR Employment ReferenceS1.B13.F22 UCR Employment StatusS1.B16.F29 UCR Employment StatusS1.B8.F26 UCR Employment Time CardsS3.B44.F7 UCR Energy ManagementS3.B19.F12 UCR Executive MemorandaS5.B4.F3 UCR Executive MemorandaS5.B4.F9 UCR Extension ProgramS3.B28.F5 UCR Faculty AssemblyS3.B24.F1 UCR Faculty EmploymentS3.B21.F14 UCR Financial RecordsS3.B43.F1 UCR Financial RecordsS3.B43.F2 UCR Financial RecordsS3.B43.F3 UCR Financial RecordsS3.B43.F4 UCR Financial RecordsS3.B43.F5 UCR Financial RecordsS3.B43.F6 UCR Financial RecordsS3.B43.F7 UCR Financial RecordsS3.B44.F1 UCR Financial RecordsS3.B44.F2 UCR Foundation LuncheonS4.B25.F11 UCR Foundation ReportsS3.B19.F1 UCR Graduate DivisionS3.B25.F3 UCR Graduate SchoolS1.B11.F76 UCR Graduate StudentsS3.B25.F21 UCR Graduate StudentsS3.B25.F22 UCR Guayule ConferenceS4.B26.F2 UCR Highland Clan DinnerS4.B25.F10 UCR Highland ClanS4.B27.F9 UCR Historical MaterialS3.B28.F1 UCR Humanities DivisionS3.B25.F4 UCR Inauguration CeremoniesS1.B5.F35 UCR Inauguration CeremonyS3.B45.F2 UCR Inauguration EventS3.B45.F1 UCR Internal MemorandaS3.B19.F13 UCR Internal MemorandaS3.B19.F14 UCR Internal MemorandaS3.B19.F18 UCR Internal MemorandaS3.B19.F2 UCR Internal MemorandaS3.B19.F3 UCR Internal MemorandaS3.B20.F10 UCR Internal MemorandaS3.B20.F11 UCR Internal MemorandaS3.B20.F14 UCR Internal MemorandaS3.B21.F11 UCR Internal MemorandaS3.B21.F12 UCR Internal MemorandaS3.B21.F13 UCR Internal MemorandaS3.B22.F6 UCR Internal MemorandaS3.B23.F3

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 82 Archive UCR Internal MemorandaS3.B23.F5 UCR Internal MemorandaS3.B23.F6 UCR Internal MemorandaS3.B23.F7 UCR Internal MemorandaS3.B24.F10 UCR Internal MemorandaS3.B24.F11 UCR Internal MemorandaS3.B24.F12 UCR Internal MemorandaS3.B24.F13 UCR Internal MemorandaS3.B24.F21 UCR Internal MemorandaS3.B24.F22 UCR Internal MemorandaS3.B24.F8 UCR Internal MemorandaS3.B24.F9 UCR Internal MemorandaS3.B25.F1 UCR Internal MemorandaS3.B51.F6 UCR Internship ProgramS4.B27.F14 UCR Joint Planning CouncilS1.B14.F24 UCR Las Chicanas Assn.S3.B46.F7 UCR Library DedicationS5.B1.F20 UCR Library NotebookS3.B25.F5 UCR Literature Dept.S4.B22.F13 UCR Lloyd Eaton ProgramS4.B22.F27 UCR Material ManagementS3.B19.F10 UCR Memoranda: AppealsS3.B19.F4 UCR Memorial for TRS1.B13.F35 UCR Memorial MaterialS1.B1.F11 UCR Memorial MaterialS1.B1.F8 UCR Memorial ProgramS1.B1.F9 UCR Memorial ServiceS1.B1.F10 UCR Memorial ServicesS5.B1.F21 UCR Mission StatementS1.B5.F9 UCR Mujeres Unidas Assn.S3.B47.F1 UCR Museum of PhotographyS3.B28.F8 UCR New AppointmentsS1.B2.F7 UCR Performance AwardS1.B16.F5 UCR Plant Pathology Dept.S3.B25.F12 UCR Plant Pathology Dept.S3.B25.F13 UCR Policy WorkbookS3.B22.F7 UCR Professional ReportS3.B44.F4 UCR Professional SpeechesS3.B45.F3 UCR Professor RecognitionS1.B5.F10 UCR Professor RetirementS1.B4.F13 UCR Psychology DepartmentS1.B15.F41 UCR Psychology DepartmentS3.B25.F6 UCR Psychology Dept.S4.B23.F9 UCR Public Information Dept.S1.B7.F23 UCR Public RelationsS1.B10.F16 UCR Publication MaterialS3.B25.F2 UCR PublicationsS3.B28.F6 UCR Research CentersS3.B25.F15

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 83 Archive UCR Research PublicationsS3.B28.F2 UCR Retention StrategiesS3.B24.F5 UCR Salary ReductionS3.B21.F10 UCR Scholarship SupportS3.B19.F19 UCR Seismic Safety CodeS3.B19.F11 UCR Spanish MediaS1.B11.F18 UCR Spanish ProfessorS1.B6.F13 UCR Speech ManuscriptS2.B6.F1 UCR Speech ManuscriptS2.B6.F7 UCR State-of-the-CampusS4.B24.F14 UCR Student ActivitiesS5.B1.F11 UCR Student AffairsS3.B25.F18 UCR Student-Family TragedyS1.B7.F8 UCR Student GovernmentS3.B25.F23 UCR Student RecommendationS1.B6.F36 UCR Student RegentS1.B13.F28 UCR Tenure: AdministrationS1.B10.F59 UCR Tenure: AdministrationS1.B10.F60 UCR Tenure: Best WishesS1.B11.F82 UCR Tenure: Best WishesS1.B4.F10 UCR Tenure: Best WishesS1.B7.F29 UCR Tenure: Best WishesS1.B7.F4 UCR Tenure: Best WishesS1.B8.F31 UCR Tenure: Best WishesS1.B8.F45 UCR Tenure: ChancellorshipS1.B11.F26 UCR Tenure: CondolencesS1.B10.F40 UCR Tenure: Death of TRS1.B8.F76 UCR Tenure: EvaluationS1.B16.F7 UCR Tenure: Medical SchoolS1.B15.F47 UCR Tenure: NDEA InstituteS1.B14.F42 UCR Tenure: Personal NoteS1.B11.F57 UCR Tenure: Personal NoteS1.B12.F50 UCR Tenure: Personal NoteS1.B13.F48 UCR Tenure: Personal NoteS1.B14.F20 UCR Tenure: Personal NoteS1.B14.F27 UCR Tenure: Personal NoteS1.B14.F72 UCR Tenure: Personal NoteS1.B14.F78 UCR Tenure: Personal NoteS1.B14.F89 UCR Tenure: Personal NoteS1.B4.F11 UCR Tenure: PhilosophyS1.B15.F17 UCR Training ProgramsS3.B25.F8 UCR Undergraduate EducationS1.B8.F57 UCR University HouseS3.B19.F9 UCR Work ReferenceS1.B13.F64 UCR's Teaching EthosS1.B6.F27 UCSB Chicano Research Ctr.S1.B16.F32 UCSB Chicano Tenure ClashS5.B15.F1 UCSB Folklore RoundtableS4.B22.F17

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 84 Archive UCSB Literary InterviewS4.B30.F7 UCSD Affirmative ActionS4.B23.F21 UCSD Chicano AnthologyS1.B14.F15 UCSD Inauguration/AtkinsonS1.B8.F25 UCSD Special AssistantS1.B7.F41 UCSF ChancellorS1.B10.F21 Ultimate Touch PlayS2.B11.F17 UNAM Chicano ConferenceS1.B5.F52 UNC Education ResearchS4.B57.F1 Undecided GraduatesS5.B5.F73 United Farm Workers UnionS4.B20.F10 United Nations Assn.S4.B22.F15 United Nations InstituteS4.B54.F2 United OrganizationsS4.B60.F2 United States GovernmentS4.B5.F31 United States SenateS1.B5.F2 United Way AgencyS3.B46.F3 Univ. de las AméricasS4.B30.F1 Univ. de Toulouse-Le MirailS1.B13.F34 Universal Studio ProjectS1.B12.F53 Universidad de MadridS3.B59.F6 University ChancellorS1.B8.F61 University ConsortiumS4.B58.F11 University EducationS4.B49.F12 "University Education" EssayS1.B5.F49 University LeadershipS1.B4.F38 University of ArizonaS1.B1.F6 University of ArizonaS1.B11.F39 University of ArizonaS1.B12.F21 University of ArizonaS4.B30.F2 University of CaliforniaS5.B4.F6 University of ChicagoS4.B54.F11 University of CincinnatiS1.B13.F61 University of ColoradoS1.B13.F26 University of ColoradoS1.B13.F31 University of ColoradoS1.B15.F23 University of ColoradoS1.B6.F5 University of Denver, COS4.B56.F11 University of DenverS1.B14.F67 University of GeorgiaS4.B30.F10 University of Houston, TXS1.B10.F49 University of Houston, TXS1.B10.F64 University of Houston, TXS1.B13.F55 University of Houston, TXS1.B14.F90 University of Houston, TXS1.B16.F33 University of Houston, TXS1.B8.F42 University of Houston, TXS3.B52.F5 University of Houston, TXS4.B14.F1

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 85 Archive University of Houston, TXS4.B30.F11 University of Houston, TXS4.B60.F15 University of IllinoisS4.B24.F2 University of IllionoisS4.B30.F12 University of IllinoisS4.B49.F17 University of IowaS4.B30.F13 University of KansasS1.B16.F23 University of KansasS1.B8.F49 University of MarylandS1.B14.F55 University of MinnesotaS1.B11.F2 University of MinnesotaS1.B15.F4 University of MinnesotaS1.B7.F42 University of MinnesotaS4.B30.F14 University of Nebraska-L.S4.B30.F15 University of NevadaS4.B30.F16 University of New MexicoS1.B6.F20 University of New MexicoS4.B30.F17 University of New MexicoS4.B56.F9 University of New MexicoS4.B57.F14 University of New YorkS4.B30.F18 University of New YorkS4.B57.F10 University of Notre DameS2.B31.F14 University of Oklahoma DeanS1.B12.F64 University of OklahomaS4.B22.F8 University of OklahomaS4.B30.F19 University of RedlandsS1.B10.F63 University of RedlandsS1.B15.F39 University of RedlandsS4.B27.F2 University of RedlandsS4.B30.F20 University of Rhode IslandS1.B12.F6 University of Santa ClaraS1.B13.F15 University of Santa ClaraS5.B1.F14 University of Santa ClaraS5.B6.F7 University of Texas PressS1.B10.F76 University of Texas PressS1.B15.F15 University of Texas PressS2.B31.F15 University of Texas PressS2.B31.F6 University of WashingtonS1.B14.F66 University of WashingtonS4.B22.F23 University of Wisconsin-M.S1.B16.F38 University of WisconsinS1.B7.F16 University of WisconsinS4.B31.F7 University of ZaireS4.B50.F4 Unpublished ManuscriptsS2.B18.F1 Unpublished PoemsS2.B18.F2 UON Bibliographic MethodsS3.B57.F4 UON Campus ActivitiesS3.B3.F2 UON Educational PolicyS3.B3.F8

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 86 Archive UON French StudiesS3.B62.F1 UON French StudiesS3.B62.F2 UON French StudiesS3.B62.F3 UON French StudiesS3.B62.F4 UON French StudiesS3.B62.F5 UON French StudiesS3.B62.F6 UON French StudiesS3.B62.F7 UON French StudiesS3.B62.F8 UON Graduate AcceptanceS1.B1.F7 UON Graduate Education Conf.S1.B4.F6 UON Graduate ExaminationsS3.B53.F3 UON Graduate ExaminationsS3.B53.F4 UON Graduate ProgramsS3.B54.F6 UON Graduate StudiesS3.B65.F6 UON Graduate StudiesS3.B65.F7 UON Graduate StudiesS3.B66.F2 UON Graduate StudiesS3.B66.F8 UON Graduate WorkS3.B65.F5 UON Job Corps ExperienceS3.B3.F5 UNO Language InstituteS3.B3.F6 UON Language ReviewS2.B27.F3 UON Latin TerminologyS3.B54.F4 UON Literary ConferencesS1.B4.F1 UON Modern Language Dept.S3.B3.F1 UON Modern Language FundsS3.B3.F3 UON Philosophy ResearchS3.B54.F5 UON Placement BureauS1.B11.F77 UON Professorship AwardS1.B8.F5 UON Reunion ActivitiesS1.B5.F46 UON Romance LanguagesS3.B54.F3 UON Sigma Delta Pi ClubS3.B3.F4 UON Spanish LiteratureS3.B55.F1 UON Spanish LiteratureS3.B55.F2 UON Spanish LiteratureS3.B55.F3 UON Spanish LiteratureS3.B56.F1 UON Spanish LiteratureS3.B56.F2 UON Spanish LiteratureS3.B56.F3 UON Spanish LiteratureS3.B56.F4 UON Spanish LiteratureS3.B56.F5 UON Spanish LiteratureS3.B57.F1 UON Spanish LiteratureS3.B57.F5 UON Spanish LiteratureS3.B57.F6 UON Spanish LiteratureS3.B57.F7 UON Spanish LiteratureS3.B58.F1 UON Spanish LiteratureS3.B58.F2 UON Spanish LiteratureS3.B58.F3 UON Spanish LiteratureS3.B58.F4 UON Spanish LiteratureS3.B59.F1

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 87 Archive UON Spanish LiteratureS3.B65.F4 UON Spanish MaterialS3.B56.F6 UON Spanish ProfessorS1.B7.F39 UON Spanish ResearchS3.B55.F6 UON Student TeachingS3.B53.F5 UON Teaching MaterialS3.B60.F1 "Up From Obscurity" ArticleS1.B6.F3 USC Bilingual EducationS4.B22.F33 USC Chicano ConferenceS4.B31.F1 USC Chicano Scholarship FundS1.B15.F48 USC Education CommitteeS4.B31.F2 USC Hispanic Research Ctr.S1.B14.F12 USC Humanities ConferenceS4.B27.F4 USC Library ServicesS4.B48.F1 USC Professor ReferenceS1.B12.F8 USC Seminar: Carlos FuentesS1.B8.F77 UT Austin English Dept.S1.B16.F17 UT Austin Hispanic CenterS1.B15.F45 UT Austin MemorandaS4.B31.F4 UT Austin Ph.D. ProgramS1.B15.F10 UT Austin Ph.D. SurveyS1.B10.F61 UT Austin Spanish ProjectS3.B5.F4 UT El Paso ConvocationS4.B23.F24 UT Health Science CenterS4.B31.F3 UT Health Science CenterS4.B58.F4 UT Law School FoundationS1.B14.F56 UT System ChancellorS1.B8.F16 UT System CorrespondenceS1.B16.F3 UT System Deputy ChancellorS1.B14.F51 UT System Police AcademyS1.B6.F53 UT System: Future GoalsS4.B55.F7 UT Systems' Future GoalsS3.B7.F3 UT Systems' PoliciesS3.B11.F7 UTA Centennial ConferenceS4.B26.F13 UTA Education LectureS4.B25.F3 UTA Endowed TR ChairS5.B4.F4 UTA English DepartmentS4.B26.F10 UTA Higher EducationS4.B59.F7 UTA Hispanic ResearchS4.B23.F11 UTA Modern LanguagesS4.B54.F13 UTEP Academic EmploymentS1.B14.F88 UTEP Academic OutlinesS1.B2.F5 UTEP Academic TransitionS1.B9.F26 UTEP AdministrationS3.B15.F11 UTEP AdministrationS3.B15.F13 UTEP AdministrationS3.B15.F4 UTEP AdministrationS3.B15.F5 UTEP Administrative DataS4.B31.F5

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 88 Archive UTEP Administrative PlansS3.B15.F2 UTEP Business MemorandaS3.B15.F1 UTEP Campus PublicationsS3.B15.F9 UTEP Chicano StudiesS4.B59.F4 UTEP Communication Dept.S3.B15.F8 UTEP Communications Dept.S1.B10.F41 UTEP Community RelationsS1.B8.F20 UTEP Ethnic Studies CenterS1.B10.F22 UTEP Ethnic Studies CenterS1.B12.F23 UTEP Executive TransferS1.B4.F30 UTEP Executive TransferS1.B7.F6 UTEP Faculty MeetingS1.B5.F44 UTEP Graduate School DeanS1.B12.F35 UTEP Leadership PolicyS3.B15.F3 UTEP Media DepartmentS1.B8.F10 UTEP Modern LanguagesS1.B13.F65 UTEP Palabra NuevaS4.B25.F4 UTEP PBS-TelevisionS3.B49.F4 UTEP Philosophy ProfessorS1.B13.F50 UTEP Policy: BudgetS3.B15.F12 UTEP Policy: EmploymentS3.B15.F10 UTEP Policy: EmploymentS3.B15.F6 UTEP Policy: EmploymentS3.B15.F7 UTEP Policy: EvaluationS3.B15.F14 UTEP PresidentS1.B11.F56 UTEP Scholarship ApplicationS1.B12.F63 Utile Dulci NewsletterS2.B31.F16 UTSA Academic AffairsS1.B8.F52 UTSA Academic DevelopmentS1.B4.F46 UTSA Academic DevelopmentS1.B8.F39 UTSA Academic EmploymentS1.B15.F1 UTSA Academic EmploymentS1.B15.F16 UTSA Academic EmploymentS1.B15.F25 UTSA Academic EmploymentS1.B15.F61 UTSA Academic EmploymentS1.B15.F62 UTSA Academic EmploymentS1.B6.F11 UTSA Academic InterviewS1.B8.F68 UTSA Academic OutlinesS1.B2.F2 UTSA Academic OutlinesS1.B2.F4 UTSA Academic OutreachS1.B6.F8 UTSA Academic PolicyS3.B13.F8 UTSA Academic PositionsS3.B11.F2 UTSA Academic PromotionS1.B8.F50 UTSA Academic PromotionS1.B9.F14 UTSA Academic RelationsS1.B10.F26 UTSA Academic SenateS3.B13.F6 UTSA Academic StatusS1.B12.F73 UTSA Administration DataS3.B11.F5

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 89 Archive UTSA AdministrationS3.B4.F15 UTSA AdministrationS3.B4.F18 UTSA AdministrationS3.B4.F2 UTSA AdministrationS3.B4.F3 UTSA AdministrationS3.B4.F4 UTSA AdministrationS3.B4.F8 UTSA AdministrationS3.B5.F5 UTSA AdministrationS3.B6.F1 UTSA AdministrationS3.B6.F2 UTSA AdministrationS3.B9.F4 UTSA Administrative DataS3.B8.F1 UTSA Admission CommitteeS3.B5.F3 UTSA Advisory CouncilS3.B12.F2 UTSA Affirmative ActionS3.B11.F3 UTSA Affirmative ActionS3.B4.F21 UTSA Anthropology Dept.S4.B51.F6 UTSA AppropriationsS3.B7.F4 UTSA Associate RegistrarS1.B8.F40 UTSA Bicultural StudiesS1.B14.F40 UTSA Biculturalism ClassS3.B61.F2 UTSA Biculturalism ClassS3.B61.F3 UTSA Bilingual EducationS1.B8.F44 UTSA Bilingual StudiesS1.B10.F6 UTSA Bilingual StudiesS1.B13.F19 UTSA Bilingual StudiesS1.B14.F16 UTSA Bilingual StudiesS1.B5.F18 UTSA Budget PreparationS1.B6.F28 UTSA Business Dept.S4.B57.F2 UTSA Business PolicyS3.B7.F5 UTSA Business PolicyS3.B7.F6 UTSA Campus DevelopmentS2.B23.F19 UTSA-Carrascolendas DataS3.B7.F2 UTSA Chicano HistoryS3.B61.F7 UTSA Chicano LiteratureS3.B61.F1 UTSA Chicano LiteratureS3.B61.F4 UTSA Chicano LiteratureS3.B61.F5 UTSA Chicano LiteratureS3.B61.F6 UTSA Chicano LiteratureS3.B61.F8 UTSA Chicano LiteratureS3.B61.F9 UTSA College AdmissionsS3.B4.F20 UTSA Colloquium MaterialS3.B14.F5 UTSA Commencement NotesS3.B7.F7 UTSA Committee DataS3.B10.F2 UTSA Committee DataS3.B10.F3 UTSA Committee DataS3.B10.F7 UTSA Committee DataS3.B10.F9 UTSA Committee DataS3.B12.F4 UTSA Committee DataS3.B12.F7

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 90 Archive UTSA Committee DataS3.B13.F3 UTSA Committee MaterialS3.B10.F1 UTSA Committee MaterialS3.B10.F4 UTSA Committee MaterialS3.B10.F5 UTSA Committee MaterialS3.B10.F6 UTSA Committee MaterialS3.B10.F8 UTSA Committee MaterialS3.B11.F1 UTSA Committee MaterialS3.B12.F1 UTSA Committee MaterialS3.B12.F3 UTSA Committee MaterialS3.B12.F5 UTSA Committee MaterialS3.B12.F6 UTSA Committee MaterialS3.B12.F8 UTSA Committee MaterialS3.B13.F1 UTSA Committee MaterialS3.B13.F2 UTSA Committee MaterialS3.B13.F4 UTSA Committee MaterialS3.B13.F5 UTSA Committee MaterialS3.B13.F9 UTSA Committee of DeansS3.B11.F6 UTSA Committee PolicyS1.B4.F31 UTSA Community OutreachS1.B7.F48 UTSA Community RelationsS1.B6.F1 UTSA Conference MaterialS3.B4.F7 UTSA Corporate NetworkS3.B14.F4 UTSA Curriculum PlanningS3.B13.F7 UTSA Dean of Fine ArtsS1.B13.F1 UTSA Dean of HumanitiesS2.B19.F9 UTSA Demographic MaterialS3.B4.F10 UTSA DevelopmentS1.B11.F37 UTSA Doctoral ApplicationS1.B12.F74 UTSA Doctoral ProgramS1.B15.F42 UTSA Education DepartmentS4.B31.F6 UTSA Education Dept.S3.B4.F6 UTSA Educational DevelopmentS1.B7.F28 UTSA Educational OutlinesS1.B2.F3 UTSA Elementary EducationS1.B13.F23 UTSA Elementary EducationS1.B6.F46 UTSA Employment StatusS1.B11.F32 UTSA Employment StatusS1.B12.F48 UTSA Employment StatusS1.B13.F41 UTSA Employment StatusS1.B14.F45 UTSA Employment StatusS1.B14.F47 UTSA Employment StatusS1.B14.F53 UTSA Employment StatusS1.B14.F76 UTSA Employment StatusS1.B15.F40 UTSA Employment StatusS1.B16.F19 UTSA Employment StatusS1.B6.F65 UTSA Employment StatusS1.B7.F13 UTSA Employment StatusS1.B8.F30

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 91 Archive UTSA Employment StatusS1.B8.F84 UTSA Employment StatusS1.B9.F51 UTSA English DepartmentS1.B11.F50 UTSA Executive CenterS4.B51.F8 UTSA Faculty DevelopmentS1.B12.F5 UTSA Faculty DevelopmentS1.B5.F41 UTSA Faculty DevelopmentS1.B9.F48 UTSA Faculty Network DataS3.B4.F16 UTSA Faculty PolicyS3.B4.F1 UTSA Foreign Language Dept.S1.B6.F39 UTSA Foreign Language Dept.S1.B9.F52 UTSA French LiteratureS1.B4.F15 UTSA General PublicationsS3.B5.F7 UTSA General PublicationsS3.B5.F9 UTSA Graduate CommitteeS3.B8.F2 UTSA Graduate CommitteeS3.B8.F3 UTSA Graduate CommitteeS3.B8.F4 UTSA Graduate CommitteeS3.B8.F5 UTSA Graduate CommitteeS3.B8.F6 UTSA Graduate CommitteeS3.B8.F7 UTSA Graduate ProgramsS1.B9.F22 UTSA Graduate ProgramsS3.B4.F5 UTSA Graduate StudiesS1.B16.F2 UTSA Graduate StudiesS1.B7.F27 UTSA Hispanic CultureS3.B59.F4 UTSA History DepartmentS1.B9.F27 UTSA History of SpainS3.B59.F5 UTSA Human ResourcesS4.B60.F12 UTSA Independent StudyS3.B9.F5 UTSA Internal MemorandaS5.B4.F10 UTSA Language SurveyS3.B1.F15 UTSA Library DevelopmentS1.B15.F20 UTSA Linguistic ReportsS3.B60.F3 UTSA Linguistic ResearchS4.B57.F15 UTSA Master's ProgramS3.B5.F1 UTSA MBA ProgramS1.B13.F29 UTSA Mesoamerican IdeasS3.B59.F7 UTSA Modern LanguagesS3.B5.F10 UTSA Modern LanguagesS4.B58.F2 UTSA off-Campus CoursesS3.B11.F4 UTSA office EquipmentS4.B51.F9 UTSA Ph.D. ApplicationS1.B8.F75 UTSA Planning CommitteeS3.B5.F2 UTSA Poetry RecitationS2.B23.F17 UTSA Portuguese StudiesS1.B14.F25 UTSA Public Release DataS3.B6.F4 UTSA PublicationsS3.B4.F12 UTSA Published MaterialS3.B4.F23

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 92 Archive UTSA Relocation ExpensesS3.B4.F22 UTSA Spanish FellowshipsS1.B4.F14 UTSA Spanish LiteratureS3.B60.F2 UTSA Spanish LiteratureS3.B60.F4 UTSA Spanish StudiesS1.B7.F38 UTSA Special Needs GrantS3.B4.F13 UTSA Speech ManuscriptS2.B6.F5 UTSA Student Aid LectureS1.B9.F47 UTSA Student AssociationS3.B4.F25 UTSA Student NewsletterS3.B4.F19 UTSA Symposium MaterialS3.B4.F26 UTSA Teaching MaterialS3.B14.F1 UTSA Teaching MaterialS3.B14.F2 UTSA Teaching MaterialS3.B9.F1 UTSA Teaching MaterialS3.B9.F2 UTSA Teaching MaterialS3.B9.F3 UTSA Teaching MaterialS3.B9.F6 UTSA Teaching NotesS3.B14.F3 UTSA Teaching PositionsS1.B5.F7 UTSA Tenure: Best WishesS1.B14.F13 UTSA Tenure: Best WishesS1.B14.F19 UTSA Tenure: Best WishesS1.B14.F34 UTSA Tenure: Civic AffairsS1.B15.F12 UTSA Tenure: Civic AffairsS1.B16.F40 UTSA Tenure: EmploymentS1.B11.F29 UTSA Tenure: Personal NoteS1.B14.F36 UTSA Tenure: Personal NoteS1.B14.F39 UTSA Tenure: Personal NoteS1.B14.F54 UTSA Tenure: Personal NoteS1.B14.F80 UTSA Tenure: Personal NoteS1.B9.F46 UTSA Tenure: PhilosophyS1.B15.F11 UTSA Tenure: T.A. PositionS1.B16.F18 UTSA Thesis InstructionsS3.B5.F6 UTSA Transport ProposalS4.B52.F2 Uvalde Junior CollegeS1.B16.F1 Valdez' Zootsuit PlayS5.B15.F2 Valdez' Zootsuit PlayS5.B15.F3 Valley of Tears ProjectS5.B16.F1 Los vendidos PlayS4.B4.F10 La Verdad PublicationS5.B3.F13 Videotapes of TR's LifeS5.B10.F1 Videotapes of TR's LifeS5.B7.F1 Videotapes of TR's LifeS5.B8.F1 Videotapes on ChicanosS5.B12.F1 Videotapes on MexicoS5.B11.F1 Videotapes on TR's WorkS5.B9.F1 Visiting Teachers InstituteS1.B4.F17 Visitor Program ServiceS4.B5.F33

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 93 Archive Visual Aid PublicationsS3.B1.F6 Vitae/Hispanic EducatorsS3.B45.F4 Vitae/Hispanic EducatorsS3.B45.F5 Voices and Visions FilmS1.B12.F60 Voices of Aztlán AnthologyS1.B5.F3 La Voz de Colorado NewsS1.B6.F59 Ward, Tereshina: TeachingS4.B58.F12 WASC Board of DirectorsS3.B42.F3 WASC Board of DirectorsS3.B42.F4 WASC Executive CommitteeS3.B42.F2 WASC Executive CommitteeS3.B42.F5 Washington State UniversityS1.B13.F4 Water EngineeringS5.B5.F35 We Are Chicanos AnthologyS1.B12.F26 Weatherhead FoundationS4.B20.F11 Weatherhead FoundationS4.B32.F11 Weber State College, UTS1.B6.F54 Welcome Roadside ParkS2.B12.F12 West Texas Education Ctr.S1.B6.F62 Western New Mexico Univ.S1.B12.F69 WESTOP Annual ConferenceS4.B24.F13 White House ConferenceS1.B16.F24 White House PostcardS1.B6.F18 "Who Are You Rhonda?" PoemS1.B5.F48 Who's Who Chicano PoliticsS1.B11.F16 Who's Who in PoetryS2.B23.F5 WICHE Internal MemorandaS4.B20.F12 Wichita State UniversityS1.B15.F13 Wilson FoundationS4.B32.F12 WNMU Commencement SpeechS4.B23.F14 WNMU Honorary DoctorateS5.B6.F8 Wolverines Camp, TXS4.B5.F34 Womens Action ProgramS4.B60.F13 World Affairs CouncilS3.B27.F4 World Ed. FellowshipS4.B20.F13 World Educator's RetreatS4.B58.F13 World Literary JournalS1.B6.F57 Writer's Digest MagazineS4.B58.F14 Writing Tips for ChildrenS1.B6.F10 XIV Migrant Ed. SeminarS4.B11.F2 Yale Chicano/Latino FacultyS1.B7.F50 Yale University ResearchS4.B31.F8 Yale University WorkshopS1.B10.F75 "Yellow Submarine" EssayS2.B23.F18 "Yo soy chicana" PoemS2.B14.F15 "Zapotlanejo, Jalisco"S2.B10.F24 Zavala County SentinelS2.B31.F17 Zoology CandidatesS5.B5.F74

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 94 Archive Title Index Note: The archive entries and annotations have been indexed, but not the Forward or the Introduction. The index key is Section, Box, and Folder number. The titles beginning with numerals are at the end of the alphabetized index. AAHE Tribute to Tomás RiveraS2.B9.F12 AAMA Curriculum RecordsS4.B53.F2 Abstract on LF ManuscriptS2.B1.F1 Academic Affairs SurveyS4.B1.F12 Academic Brochures/NewslettersS3.B5.F7 Academic Computing ProposalS3.B24.F21 Academic Events/TR InterviewsS5.B9.F1 Academic Newsletters/BrochuresS3.B15.F9 Academic Operations GuidelinesS3.B10.F6 Academic Personnel ReviewS3.B24.F17 Academic Planning AffairsS3.B24.F10 Academic Planning and FinancesS3.B23.F6 Academic Planning StatementS3.B20.F10 Academic Planning StatementS3.B21.F5 Academic Policy and MemorandaS3.B4.F2 Academic Programs and CoursesS3.B10.F1 Academic Programs at UCRS3.B24.F11 Academic Programs CommitteeS3.B4.F3 Academic Quantitative DataS3.B22.F7 Academic Reports for UC SystemS3.B17.F3 Academic Research NewslettersS4.B18.F16 Academic Speeches by TRS3.B45.F3 Academic Structure GuidelinesS3.B11.F6 Academic Student AdmissionsS3.B7.F5 Accreditation CommitteeS4.B18.F15 Administrative Education DataS3.B52.F1 Administrative Education DataS3.B52.F5 Administrative Planning GoalsS3.B21.F12 Administrative PolicyS3.B16.F4 Admission Guidelines/ReportsS3.B11.F4 Admissions Policy and BudgetS3.B4.F8 Admissions Procedures ReviewS3.B12.F6 Admissions Questionnaire DataS3.B25.F20 Admissions Testing ProgramS4.B48.F2 Advanced Fiction WorkshopS3.B47.F6 Advancements in TechnologyS3.B50.F8 Advisory Committee MemorandaS4.B1.F4 Affirmative Action CommitteeS3.B24.F6 Affirmative Action EssaysS2.B7.F8 Affirmative Action PolicyS3.B12.F4 African American InstituteS4.B50.F4 African American LeadershipS4.B62.F6 African American ResearchS4.B62.F7 African American ScientistsS4.B57.F5 Afro-American Class SyllabusS3.B1.F16

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 95 Archive Afro-American History MaterialS4.B48.F22 Afro-American Leaders DataS4.B62.F5 Afro-American Research ReportsS4.B62.F3 Age of Spanish RomanticismS3.B55.F3 Agencia Latino AmericanaS2.B21.F15 Agenda QuarterlyS4.B16.F9 Agricultural Advisory CouncilS4.B3.F38 Agricultural Experiment SpeechS3.B25.F14 Agricultural Research ArticleS2.B20.F5 Agricultural Research SymposiaS4.B26.F2 Agricultural Science ResearchS3.B22.F8 Agricultural Sciences ReportsS3.B28.F2 Agriculture Research ServiceS3.B25.F11 Albuquerque Literary JournalS2.B27.F5 Albuquerque Literary JournalS2.B29.F4 Alien Employment LegislationS4.B19.F4 Alumni Association HomecomingS3.B39.F11 Always and Other PoemsS2.B5.F11 Amendments on Higher EducationS3.B51.F5 American Council on EducationS2.B26.F6 American/Israeli SeminarS4.B5.F4 American Issues ProjectS4.B15.F1 American Literature MaterialS3.B66.F7 American Literature OutlineS2.B6.F8 American Novel/Short StoryS3.B63.F6 American Poetry DocumentaryS4.B4.F46 American Revolution CalendarS2.B19.F7 American Southwest EssayS2.B29.F9 American Southwest OutlinesS2.B6.F32 Anecdotes for TierraS2.B3.F20 Annual African American DinnerS2.B29.F1 Annual Awards CeremonyS2.B29.F17 Annual Beauty Pageant JudgeS4.B24.F12 Annual Board Meeting/DinnerS4.B38.F3 Annual CAL/NEVA ConferenceS4.B2.F20 Annual Chicano Film ForumS4.B21.F17 Annual Conference MaterialS4.B1.F15 Annual Convention in San DiegoS4.B4.F1 Annual Educational ConferenceS4.B4.F26 Annual Fund-Raising ProjectsS4.B4.F25 Annual Meetings/MembershipS4.B6.F3 Annual Meetings/ReportsS3.B29.F6 Annual Meetings/ReportsS4.B6.F5 Annual Midwest ConferenceS4.B21.F19 Annual Reports/BrochuresS3.B35.F2 Annual Reports/MagazinesS3.B28.F6 Annual Reports/MeetingsS3.B31.F8 Annual Reports/MembershipsS3.B27.F6

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 96 Archive Annual Reports/MemorandaS3.B32.F8 Annual Reports/Research DataS3.B27.F10 Annual Scholarship BanquetS4.B22.F31 Annual Scholarship BanquetS4.B4.F12 Annual Scholarship BanquetS4.B4.F20 Anthology of Chicano PoetsS2.B5.F13 Anthology of Latino WritersS4.B4.F8 Anthropological ResearchS4.B51.F6 "El año perdido" ManuscriptS2.B3.F2 Aquí y Alla NewsletterS4.B48.F11 Arms Control NegotiationsS3.B17.F7 "Arte y Cultura Chicana"S2.B24.F12 Articles on Chicano PoliticsS4.B60.F18 Articles on Cultural AwarenessS3.B6.F7 Articles on Higher EducationS2.B21.F11 Articles on Higher EducationS2.B23.F18 Articles on Higher EducationS2.B9.F8 Articles on TR's LifeS2.B9.F6 Artistic Development ProjectS3.B39.F4 Asilomar Faculty WorkshopsS4.B22.F9 Asociación de EscritoresS2.B19.F19 "Aspects of Higher Education"S2.B6.F40 Assembly on Foreign LanguagesS4.B1.F13 Assembly Resolution No. 48S4.B2.F4 Associate Membership DataS4.B1.F5 Association Bylaws/ReportsS3.B33.F3 Asturias, Miguel A.: ReportsS2.B21.F10 ASUCR Fee ReferendumS3.B25.F23 Audio-Tutorial MaterialS4.B55.F8 Audio-Visual BrochuresS4.B48.F17 Audit Applications for UCRS3.B19.F8 Austin Independent ReporterS2.B31.F5 Awards and TR CorrespondenceS5.B6.F1 Aztlán Management officersS3.B38.F1 Ballad of Gregorio CortézS3.B49.F9 Banning Scholarship DinnerS4.B22.F35 Banquete del 16 de SeptiembreS4.B2.F28 "Battle of Puebla"S2.B6.F50 "The Benefits of Education"S2.B6.F23 Bexar County Legislative Conf.S4.B4.F3 Bibliography and ResourcesS2.B19.F16 Bibliography on Chicana IssuesS4.B60.F14 "Bibliography on León Felipe"S2.B1.F12 Bibliography on TR's WritingsS4.B28.F7 Bibliography: Mexican NovelS3.B9.F1 Bibliotheca Hispana NovissimaS4.B2.F16 Bicentennial CommitteeS4.B18.F8 Bicentennial DocumentariesS3.B4.F28

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 97 Archive Bilingual/Bicultural EducationS4.B14.F5 Bilingual/Bicultural EducationS4.B57.F3 Bilingual/Bicultural ProgramS4.B28.F10 Bilingual/Bicultural ReviewsS3.B14.F1 Bilingual Curriculum StandardsS3.B1.F7 Bilingual Education AffairsS4.B2.F29 Bilingual Education CenterS4.B57.F4 Bilingual Education ConferenceS2.B21.F16 Bilingual Education ConferenceS3.B47.F8 Bilingual Education ConferenceS4.B16.F10 Bilingual Education ConferenceS4.B16.F6 Bilingual Education ConferenceS4.B18.F19 Bilingual Education ConferenceS4.B29.F13 Bilingual Education ConferenceS4.B5.F27 Bilingual Education EssayS4.B58.F10 Bilingual Education LectureS4.B21.F7 Bilingual Education NetworkS2.B26.F2 Bilingual Education ProjectS4.B58.F12 Bilingual Education ProjectS4.B60.F3 Bilingual Education ProjectsS4.B4.F37 Bilingual Education ReportsS3.B1.F17 Bilingual Education ResearchS4.B60.F5 Bilingual Education ResearchS4.B60.F6 Bilingual Education SymposiaS4.B10.F8 Bilingual Education SymposiumS4.B2.F2 Bilingual Instructional TVS2.B30.F9 Bilingual Poetry CollectionS2.B18.F7 Bilingual Research ReportsS4.B19.F7 Bilingual Specialist ResearchS4.B49.F16 Bilingual Theatre CompanyS4.B4.F10 Bilingualism in the SouthwestS4.B66.F12 Bio-Bibliographical GuideS4.B2.F32 Biographies of PhilosophersS3.B54.F5 Biscayne College VisitationS4.B25.F2 Black Professional EngineersS2.B28.F3 Bless Me, Última Film ProjectS3.B47.F4 Board Members of the KiwanisS4.B13.F4 Board Membership Lists of TRS3.B29.F1 Board of Directors' AgendaS3.B29.F12 Board of Directors' MaterialS3.B30.F12 Board of Directors' MaterialS3.B32.F7 Board of Directors' MeetingS4.B23.F2 Board of Directors' MeetingsS4.B10.F10 Board of Directors' MemorandaS4.B10.F9 Board of Directors' MemorandaS4.B6.F9 Board of Directors' ReportsS4.B47.F1 Board of Trustees/StrategiesS4.B33.F2 Board of Trustees/StrategiesS4.B37.F2

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 98 Archive Board of Trustees' MaterialS3.B34.F6 Board of Trustees' MaterialS4.B4.F11 Board of Trustees' MaterialS4.B4.F9 Board of Trustees' MeetingS4.B32.F1 Board of Trustees' MeetingS4.B33.F1 Board of Trustees' MeetingsS4.B35.F1 Board of Trustees' MeetingsS4.B35.F2 Board of Trustees' PolicyS4.B34.F1 Board of Trustees' ReportsS4.B47.F2 Border Research and PolicyS4.B66.F9 Botanic Gardens ConferenceS4.B22.F36 Boyd Deep Canyon Reserve FundsS3.B17.F6 Boys' Annual Powwow: RetreatS4.B5.F34 Brochures and NewslettersS3.B6.F3 Brochures and Press ReleasesS2.B22.F11 Budget/Admissions EstimatesS3.B16.F5 Budget Allocations and PolicyS3.B21.F13 Budget and Planning InitiativeS3.B20.F14 Budget of UC SystemS3.B17.F5 Budget of UC System: 1981S3.B18.F5 Budget/Planning InitiativesS3.B24.F12 Budget/Planning StrategiesS3.B32.F3 Budget/Promotion GuidelinesS3.B12.F5 Building Advisory GroupS3.B13.F9 Building Industry NewslettersS3.B50.F2 Business Association MeetingsS4.B2.F21 Business CorrespondenceS3.B15.F11 Business Operation ReportsS3.B50.F3 Business Policy MemorandaS3.B4.F15 Business Policy MemorandaS3.B4.F18 Business School PartnershipsS2.B6.F28 Business Technology DepartmentS4.B29.F10 BUSINESS "100" CorporationsS3.B50.F4 CAL/NEVA Conference CommitteeS4.B22.F14 California Lawyers JournalS4.B5.F20 California Legislature TributeS5.B6.F4 California Master Plan DataS3.B28.F7 Campus Activities/ResearchS3.B23.F3 Campus Financial SchedulesS3.B28.F3 Campus History of EOPS/SAAS3.B25.F19 Campus Planning and FundingS3.B23.F5 Campus Planning InitiativesS3.B25.F1 Cárcel del Condado de El PasoS4.B48.F3 Career Development ProgramS3.B4.F17 Career Development WorkshopsS4.B2.F1 Career Goals and ObjectivesS1.B1.F4 Career Opportunity ProgramsS4.B51.F4 Carrascolendas Evaluation DataS3.B1.F14

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 99 Archive Carrascolendas EvaluationsS3.B5.F4 "La casa grande" CorrespondenceS2.B4.F17 "La casa grande" OutlineS2.B4.F16 Casa Hispana de Bellas ArtesS2.B25.F5 Catalog on Educational TestingS4.B53.F7 Catalog Publication DataS3.B28.F5 "Celebrating Diversity" SpeechS4.B22.F8 Center for Human LearningS3.B4.F6 Center for Human ResourcesS4.B14.F1 Center Health MagazineS4.B4.F38 Centro de Estudios ChicanosS4.B29.F8 Certificates of LeadershipS5.B6.F3 Challenges to Latinos Conf.S4.B24.F2 Chamber of Commerce NewsletterS2.B24.F16 Chancellor's Award LuncheonS4.B27.F9 Chancellor's Executive ActionS3.B21.F9 Chancellor's Five-Year ReviewS3.B16.F12 Chancellorship ArticlesS2.B9.F14 Change Leadership SurveyS4.B6.F8 Charter and BylawsS4.B2.F25 Chicana Scholarship ProgramS3.B47.F1 Chicano Affairs ConferenceS4.B21.F13 Chicano Agriculture SymposiumS4.B24.F3 Chicano Art and LiteratureS2.B24.F1 Chicano Art AssociationS4.B14.F2 Chicano Art ExhibitionS4.B49.F18 Chicano Artists ProjectS4.B28.F19 Chicano Arts Theatre ProgramS4.B49.F6 Chicano Assn. PublicationsS4.B15.F2 Chicano Bibliographic MaterialS4.B51.F3 Chicano BibliographiesS4.B55.F4 Chicano Book Dealer/AustinS2.B30.F4 Chicano Book Dealer/TexasS2.B31.F4 Chicano Border ConferenceS4.B32.F11 Chicano Community NewsletterS5.B3.F4 Chicano Community NewspaperS5.B3.F1 Chicano Community NewspaperS5.B3.F7 Chicano Conference ReportsS3.B4.F7 Chicano Counseling NeedsS4.B59.F5 Chicano Counseling SeminarsS4.B3.F2 Chicano Creativity MagazineS2.B31.F8 Chicano Cultural AssociationS4.B10.F5 Chicano Cultural MystiqueS4.B66.F14 Chicano Culture CommitteeS4.B4.F22 Chicano Culture/LiteratureS4.B6.F10 Chicano Culture WorkshopS4.B21.F18 Chicano Education ConferenceS3.B35.F4 Chicano Education ConferenceS3.B35.F5

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 100 Archive Chicano Education ProjectS2.B31.F13 Chicano Education ProjectS4.B29.F6 Chicano Education SymposiumS4.B1.F11 Chicano Employment ResearchS3.B49.F2 Chicano Executive Board DataS4.B15.F8 Chicano Executive Board DataS4.B27.F6 Chicano Faculty Address ListS3.B4.F16 Chicano Faculty in EducationS4.B59.F12 Chicano Fellowships/ConferenceS3.B33.F6 Chicano Festival of the ArtsS4.B28.F6 Chicano Film FestivalS4.B29.F1 Chicano Filmmaker/Los AngelesS2.B28.F10 Chicano Graduate FellowshipsS4.B11.F1 Chicano Graduate FellowshipsS4.B3.F10 Chicano Historical DevelopmentS4.B60.F20 Chicano History and CultureS4.B22.F33 Chicano History of AztlánS4.B48.F18 Chicano History OutlinesS2.B6.F48 Chicano Information CenterS4.B60.F2 Chicano Intelligence ExamS4.B48.F16 Chicano Journal/ HembraS2.B19.F14 Chicano/Latino BibliographiesS4.B61.F1 Chicano/Latino BrochuresS4.B48.F9 Chicano/Latino DevelopmentS4.B65.F10 Chicano/Latino IntellectualsS5.B1.F13 Chicano/Latino JournalS4.B4.F13 Chicano/Latino MovementS3.B61.F4 Chicano/Latino Research DataS4.B30.F11 Chicano/Latino WritersS3.B66.F1 Chicano Leadership WorkshopS5.B1.F17 Chicano Legal Defense ResearchS4.B14.F10 Chicano Linguistic TextbookS4.B2.F11 Chicano Literary/Arts MagazineS2.B25.F20 Chicano Literary JournalS2.B30.F2 Chicano Literary JournalS4.B61.F4 Chicano Literary NewsletterS2.B29.F12 Chicano Literary ReviewS2.B28.F7 Chicano Literature and ArtsS2.B32.F11 Chicano Literature AnthologyS2.B29.F11 Chicano Literature AnthologyS4.B30.F13 Chicano Literature AnthologyS4.B4.F23 Chicano Literature CassetteS4.B22.F17 Chicano Literature CatalogsS4.B30.F3 Chicano Literature ConferenceS4.B18.F6 Chicano Literature ConferenceS4.B29.F5 Chicano Literature ConsultantS2.B19.F17 Chicano Literature ContestS4.B30.F4 Chicano Literature CurriculaS2.B21.F1

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 101 Archive Chicano Literature EssaysS2.B7.F1 Chicano Literature EssaysS2.B8.F1 Chicano Literature FestivalS2.B23.F12 Chicano Literature FilmstripS4.B51.F5 Chicano Literature InterviewS4.B27.F12 Chicano Literature InterviewsS3.B61.F10 Chicano Literature JournalS2.B19.F11 Chicano Literature LectureS2.B23.F2 Chicano Literature LectureS4.B29.F4 Chicano Literature LectureS4.B30.F2 Chicano Literature LectureS4.B30.F7 Chicano Literature LectureS4.B30.F9 Chicano Literature LectureS4.B5.F17 Chicano Literature LectureS4.B53.F9 Chicano Literature LecturesS4.B29.F16 Chicano Literature OutlineS2.B22.F5 Chicano Literature OutlinesS2.B6.F33 Chicano Literature OutlinesS2.B6.F51 Chicano Literature ProjectS4.B32.F7 Chicano Literature ProjectsS4.B28.F20 Chicano Literature RecordingS2.B26.F4 Chicano Literature RevisitedS2.B6.F18 Chicano Literature SeminarS4.B29.F12 Chicano Literature SpeechS4.B2.F23 Chicano Literature SymposiaS4.B28.F13 Chicano Literature SymposiaS4.B31.F7 Chicano Literature SymposiumS2.B19.F13 Chicano Literature SymposiumS4.B2.F8 Chicano Literature SymposiumS4.B23.F13 Chicano Literature SymposiumS4.B25.F4 Chicano Literature SymposiumS4.B29.F15 Chicano Literature SymposiumS4.B30.F1 Chicano Literature SymposiumS4.B30.F20 Chicano Literature WorkshopS3.B61.F5 Chicano Literature WorkshopS4.B14.F9 Chicano Literature WorkshopS4.B21.F15 Chicano Literature WorkshopS4.B31.F8 "Chicano Literature" DraftS2.B6.F9 "Chicano Literature" DraftsS2.B32.F7 "Chicano Literature"S2.B7.F12 "Chicano Literature"S2.B7.F13 "Chicano Literature"S2.B7.F2 Chicano Management LecturesS3.B46.F9 Chicano Mass Media CoalitionS2.B24.F6 Chicano News Media AssociationS2.B24.F11 Chicano News NetworksS2.B22.F7 Chicano Newspaper of the ArtsS5.B3.F3 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F1

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 102 Archive Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F10 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F11 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F12 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F13 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F14 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F15 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F16 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F17 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F18 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F19 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F2 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F20 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F21 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F22 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F23 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F24 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F25 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F26 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F27 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F28 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F29 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F3 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F30 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F31 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F32 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F33 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F34 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F35 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F36 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F37 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F38 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F39 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F4 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F40 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F41 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F42 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F43 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F44 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F45 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F46 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F47 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F48 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F49 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F5 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F50 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F51 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F52 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F53

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 103 Archive Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F54 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F55 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F56 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F57 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F58 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F59 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F6 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F60 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F61 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F62 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F63 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F64 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F65 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F66 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F67 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F68 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F69 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F7 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F70 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F71 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F72 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F73 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F74 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F8 Chicano Ph.D. ProgramS5.B5.F9 Chicano Philosophical ReviewS2.B25.F13 Chicano Poet/Nephtali de LeónS2.B31.F11 Chicano Poet: Raúl SalinasS4.B1.F20 Chicano Poetry and ProseS2.B18.F2 Chicano Poetry and ProseS2.B19.F1 Chicano Poetry Book/GuzmánS2.B27.F2 Chicano Poetry PresentationS2.B32.F5 Chicano Poetry PublicationS2.B25.F1 Chicano Political PlatformS4.B15.F9 Chicano Psychology SymposiumS4.B23.F9 Chicano Publishing CampanyS2.B27.F1 Chicano Publishing HouseS2.B25.F18 Chicano Renaissance ResearchS3.B9.F2 "The Chicano Renaissance"S2.B32.F9 "Chicano Renaissance" SpeechS4.B21.F2 Chicano Research in EducationS4.B56.F6 Chicano Research InstitutesS4.B14.F8 Chicano Research MaterialS2.B24.F3 Chicano Research MaterialS3.B66.F3 Chicano Research MaterialS4.B14.F7 Chicano Research MaterialsS4.B31.F4 Chicano Research OrganizationS4.B56.F1 Chicano Research ReportsS3.B34.F8

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 104 Archive Chicano Student PublicationS2.B25.F11 Chicano Students in EducationS4.B59.F6 Chicano Studies Concilio DataS4.B16.F8 Chicano Studies ConferenceS4.B4.F33 Chicano Studies PresentationS4.B22.F6 Chicano Studies ProgramS4.B4.F17 Chicano Studies Program SpeechS4.B27.F10 Chicano Studies Thesis ReviewS3.B8.F7 Chicano Summer FestivalS4.B49.F2 Chicano Syllabus/BibliographyS3.B61.F6 "Chicano Task Force Report"S3.B19.F15 "Chicano Task Force Report"S3.B19.F16 "Chicano Task Force Report"S3.B19.F17 Chicano Training CenterS4.B58.F6 Chicano Unity ConferenceS3.B46.F5 Chicano Voices PublicationS4.B3.F26 Chicano Writers and FilmmakersS5.B12.F1 Chicano Youth ConferenceS2.B6.F46 Chicano Youth ConferenceS4.B4.F18 Chicano(a) Recruitment DataS3.B47.F2 Chicanos and Higher EducationS4.B59.F3 Chicanos at the UniversitiesS4.B59.F9 Chicanos in Business EssayS4.B57.F2 Chicanos in Higher EducationS2.B22.F8 Chicanos in Higher EducationS2.B24.F10 Chicanos in Higher EducationS2.B31.F1 Chicanos in Higher EducationS2.B6.F35 Chicanos in Higher EducationS3.B21.F11 Chicanos in Higher EducationS3.B24.F5 Chicanos in Higher EducationS3.B35.F3 Chicanos in Higher EducationS4.B1.F7 Chicanos in Higher EducationS4.B19.F8 Chicanos in Higher EducationS4.B19.F9 Chicanos in Higher EducationS4.B4.F34 Chicanos in Higher EducationS4.B55.F6 Chicanos in Higher EducationS4.B59.F4 Chicanos in Higher EducationS4.B59.F7 Chicanos in Political IssuesS3.B46.F10 Chicanos in Social SciencesS4.B64.F16 Chicanos in Social SciencesS4.B64.F17 "Chicanos in the Southwest"S2.B6.F30 Chicanos/Latinos in EducationS3.B36.F2 Chicanos with DoctoratesS4.B16.F1 Child Development CurriculumS4.B58.F9 "Children as Philosophers"S2.B19.F8 Children Essays on TR's LifeS5.B6.F6 "The Children Were Victims"S2.B3.F3 Christian Assn. HistoryS4.B13.F2

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 105 Archive Christian Assn. MemorandaS4.B13.F1 Chronicle Essay on TeachingS4.B49.F12 Chrysler Corporation ProposalS4.B3.F8 "Ciencia y tecnologia"S2.B6.F53 Cinco de Mayo CelebrationS4.B5.F21 Cinco de Mayo Luncheon SpeechS4.B23.F12 Citizens University CommitteeS3.B19.F3 Citrus/Agricultural ReportsS3.B25.F15 Citrus Research Center of UCRS3.B18.F11 Citrus Research CommitteeS4.B5.F22 City Council Election MaterialS4.B53.F5 Civil Rights CommissionS4.B62.F9 Civil Rights NewsletterS3.B4.F21 Clark, Robert D. LectureshipS4.B25.F6 Classical French LiteratureS3.B62.F4 Clear Creek Jr. High HandbookS3.B1.F4 Clear Creek Jr. High SchoolS3.B1.F3 CMP Advisory CommitteeS4.B5.F8 CMP Business NetworkS4.B4.F45 CMP PublicationsS3.B28.F8 Collection of Chicano PoetryS2.B18.F1 Collection of Poetry and ProseS2.B18.F5 College Accreditation VisitS4.B1.F17 College Admissions MaterialS4.B18.F17 College and University CatalogS2.B21.F2 College Entrance ExaminationsS4.B49.F20 College/High School RecordsS1.B1.F5 College President InterviewS4.B2.F6 College Retirement EquitiesS4.B19.F3 College Retirement FundS3.B32.F1 College Retirement FundS3.B32.F2 College Retirement WorkbookS3.B31.F9 College Teacher ReportsS4.B20.F1 Collegiate Sports NewspaperS4.B4.F39 Colloquium of Chicano ScholarsS4.B27.F16 Colton Community/UCR NetworkS4.B2.F27 Commentary about TierraS2.B4.F3 Commission of Minority GroupsS4.B6.F6 Commission on Civil RightsS2.B22.F2 Commission on Civil RightsS4.B3.F5 Commission on Crime ControlS3.B47.F5 Commission on Human ResourcesS4.B63.F4 Commission Task ForceS4.B39.F3 Commissioners MemorandaS4.B39.F2 Committee on CommitteesS3.B12.F7 Committee on OpportunitiesS3.B29.F3 Committee on Race RelationsS4.B1.F10 Committee Participation SurveyS3.B25.F22

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 106 Archive Communication and SocietyS4.B63.F10 Communication ConferenceS3.B4.F11 Community Advisory CommitteeS4.B5.F31 Community Development ProjectsS3.B39.F5 Community Economic DevelopmentS3.B27.F3 Community Membership MaterialS3.B39.F7 Community Relations ActivitiesS4.B1.F18 Community Relations MaterialS4.B3.F23 Community Relations ServiceS4.B50.F5 Community Service TelevisionS3.B50.F5 Community Youth ProjectS4.B2.F10 "¿Como sea posible?" DraftS2.B5.F17 Complete LF ManuscriptS2.B1.F6 Con Safos: Chicano Artist ClubS3.B4.F25 Concilio de Arte PopularS3.B46.F4 Concilio de los siete diablosS2.B33.F3 Concilio History: ConsejosS4.B4.F41 "La condition humaine" EssayS2.B32.F14 Conference Articles/ProgramsS3.B4.F23 Conference for Academic DeansS4.B22.F23 Conference on Higher EducationS4.B17.F2 Conference on Higher EducationS4.B23.F22 Conference on Higher EducationS4.B5.F26 Conference on ManagementS4.B18.F13 Conference on Student ServicesS4.B5.F24 Conference Planning CommitteeS4.B4.F42 "Conference Year--Vision 86"S4.B2.F33 Consortium of Latino EducatorsS4.B59.F11 Contemporary Arts MuseumS4.B50.F1 Contemporary Chicano TheatreS2.B31.F14 Contemporary French LiteratureS3.B62.F7 Contemporary Spanish NovelS3.B58.F1 Contemporary Spanish NovelS3.B60.F6 Contemporary Spanish PoetS2.B19.F6 Contemporary Spanish PoetryS3.B57.F5 Contemporary Spanish PoetsS3.B57.F7 Continuing Education ReportsS3.B3.F8 Cooperative Extension ProgramS3.B18.F12 Cooperative Extension ProgramS3.B24.F13 Coordinating Council GrantS4.B5.F25 Copyright ApplicationS4.B49.F19 Corporate/Intern ReceptionS4.B27.F14 Corporate/Student ReceptionS4.B25.F7 Correspondence on LF ResearchS2.B1.F2 Correspondence on TR's PoetryS2.B5.F8 "La cosecha" Original DraftS2.B3.F10 Council on Policy StudiesS4.B34.F2 Council on Policy StudiesS4.B36.F1

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 107 Archive Council on Policy StudiesS4.B36.F2 Council on Policy StudiesS4.B37.F1 Council on Policy StudiesS4.B38.F1 CPSES Resource CenterS2.B22.F4 CPU Latino Forum: August 1979S4.B22.F3 Creation of Tierra HolographS2.B7.F15 Criminal Justice CouncilS4.B58.F8 Criteria for InstructorsS4.B57.F7 Critical Essays on TR's WorkS5.B4.F15 Critique on Chicano LiteratureS2.B6.F10 Crusade for Justice NewspaperS5.B3.F2 Crystal City Chicano NewspaperS5.B3.F13 Crystal City Education BoardS3.B1.F2 CSU Sacramento Spanish Dept.S2.B21.F5 Cuaderno del Teatro EspañolS2.B25.F24 "Cuando lleguemos" DraftS2.B3.F18 Cue Books for Invited GuestsS3.B28.F9 "Cuento hispanoamericano"S3.B59.F3 "Cultura de la frontera" EssayS4.B66.F11 Cultural and Education CenterS4.B22.F21 Cultural Awareness ResearchS3.B6.F8 Cultural Awareness SeminarS3.B6.F5 Cultural Awareness SyllabusS3.B6.F6 Cultural Awareness WorkshopsS4.B57.F13 "Cultural Linkages" ArticleS2.B9.F11 CUNY History ProjectS4.B1.F9 Current Questions/GuidelinesS3.B25.F7 Current Registered PatentsS3.B18.F13 Curriculum Development GuidesS3.B1.F10 Curriculum Development LabS3.B2.F4 Curriculum DevelopmentS3.B66.F6 Curriculum DevelopmentS4.B2.F19 Curriculum QuestionnaireS3.B1.F15 Dallas Literary NetworkS2.B31.F9 Dallas Theatre CenterS2.B20.F7 Danforth Compton ConferenceS4.B25.F3 Danforth NewsletterS4.B32.F2 "Debajo de la casa" DraftS2.B3.F13 "Decade 80: Época Nuestra"S4.B24.F4 Decade of the HispanicS4.B22.F30 Dedication CeremonyS4.B4.F31 Dedication of Rivera MemorialS1.B1.F10 "Deep and Formal Culture"S2.B20.F2 Defensa Boletín PublicationS2.B27.F11 Degree-Certificate PolicyS3.B2.F8 Demographic Issues/MeetingsS3.B36.F4 Demographic Research in TexasS4.B60.F15 Department of Modern LanguagesS4.B30.F17

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 108 Archive Department of the Air ForceS4.B48.F4 Desegregation in the SouthwestS4.B64.F15 Development of Academic Dept.S3.B11.F7 Dialogues With Chicano WritersS4.B22.F26 "Dilemmas of Moral Leadership"S3.B15.F3 Directed M.A. ExaminationsS3.B8.F2 Directory of Chicano FacultyS4.B30.F5 Disadvantaged Students ProgramS4.B53.F12 Disestablishment ProceduresS3.B25.F4 Dissertation Research GrantsS4.B62.F8 Doctorate of Humane LettersS5.B6.F8 Documentary on Border CitiesS4.B5.F18 "Don Jesús Amezcua"S2.B7.F6 Don Quijote Award, TXS3.B4.F9 "Don Trino" Short StoryS2.B32.F3 Drafts of LF DissertationS2.B1.F8 Drafts of LF DissertationS2.B1.F9 "Drama española del siglo XX"S3.B59.F2 Drama of the Golden AgeS3.B56.F1 "Dynamic Intimacy"S2.B7.F14 Dynamic Leadership ReportsS3.B15.F4 Early American WritersS3.B63.F4 Early Curriculum VitaeS1.B2.F2 Early French LiteratureS3.B62.F1 Early Latin American NovelS3.B55.F2 Early Poems of Tomás RiveraS2.B5.F1 Early Poems of Tomás RiveraS2.B5.F2 Early Poetry of Tomás RiveraS2.B5.F6 Early TR CorrespondenceS2.B21.F17 Eastern Europe ConferenceS4.B3.F37 Eastern Michigan UniversityS4.B3.F16 Economic Development ProjectS4.B49.F14 Economic Development ResearchS3.B39.F10 Economic Education ConventionS4.B21.F6 Economic Growth at the BorderS4.B66.F1 Economic Interest MemorandaS3.B44.F7 Edgewood Jr. High SchoolS3.B1.F1 Edinburg University PaperS5.B3.F16 Editors Strategy MeetingS4.B26.F6 Education Abroad ReceptionS4.B27.F13 Education Accreditation DataS3.B42.F3 Education and Cultural EventsS5.B2.F8 Education and Literary IssuesS5.B2.F2 Education and Literary IssuesS5.B2.F5 Education and Literature DataS5.B2.F3 Education and Literature DataS5.B2.F6 Education and Science LecturesS3.B50.F9 Education Development ProposalS4.B3.F24

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 109 Archive Education Directory ProjectS4.B20.F13 Education Leadership InstituteS4.B29.F3 Education Management MemorandaS3.B37.F6 Education Professions DivisionS3.B3.F6 Education Research and NotesS3.B37.F7 Education Research MaterialS3.B50.F13 Education Subcommittee ReportsS4.B9.F1 "Education: A Life Process"S2.B6.F3 Educational Board MeetingS4.B23.F10 "Educational Challenges"S2.B6.F25 Educational Curriculum VitaeS1.B3.F8 Educational Development DataS3.B27.F2 Educational Development EssayS4.B64.F9 Educational Excellence SpeechS3.F18.F2 Educational Exchange CommitteeS4.B9.F3 Educational Exchange ProgramsS4.B9.F2 Educational Goals/PoliciesS3.B31.F5 Educational Issues ConferenceS4.B3.F7 Educational Issues: TeachingS4.B58.F3 Educational Management SeminarS3.B32.F12 Educational Membership ListS3.B4.F27 Educational Policy MeetingsS4.B22.F25 Educational ProgramsS3.B4.F12 Educational Research FundsS4.B53.F1 Educational Statistic MaterialS2.B31.F3 Educational Television PolicyS4.B2.F34 Election Committee MemorandaS4.B15.F5 Electronic office ManualsS4.B51.F9 Elementary/High School PoetryS2.B18.F4 Elements of Poetry LectureS3.B63.F1 Emory University ConferenceS4.B56.F2 Employment Diversity ProgramS3.B18.F10 "End Barrio Warfare Symposium"S3.B46.F11 Energy ConservationS4.B51.F8 Engineering Workshop at UTSAS4.B19.F6 English as a Second LanguageS3.B12.F3 English Graduate AssistantsS3.B21.F10 English Language TeachersS4.B19.F2 English Placement Tests ReportS4.B3.F29 Los Ensayistas JournalS4.B55.F10 Environmental Studies ProgramS4.B11.F6 Equal Educational OpportunityS4.B2.F5 Equal Educational OpportunityS4.B53.F3 Equal Opportunity ReportsS3.B12.F2 "Es que duele" ManuscriptS2.B3.F5 Essay on LF's PoetryS2.B1.F3 Essay on Mario Vargas LlosaS2.B31.F6 Essays on Chicano LiteratureS2.B32.F10

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 110 Archive Essays on French LiteratureS3.B62.F8 "Essential Facts on Education"S2.B6.F36 "Establishment of Community"S2.B6.F5 "Establishment of Community"S2.B8.F4 Estudios de Cultura NáhuatlS2.B33.F2 Ethnic Book Lists/ResourcesS3.B64.F5 Ethnic Literature SymposiaS4.B30.F6 Ethnic Literature SymposiumS2.B23.F10 Ethnic Studies CurriculumS3.B2.F7 Ethnic Studies ProgramS4.B61.F3 ETS Chicano/Latino MeetingS4.B23.F19 "Eva y Daniel" DraftS2.B5.F22 "Eva y Daniel" DraftsS2.B3.F17 Evaluation Report on TeachingS4.B60.F9 Excellence in Teaching ReportsS3.B31.F2 "The Excluded Student"S4.B65.F4 Executive Advisory CommitteeS4.B5.F5 Executive Board MemorandaS3.B38.F4 Executive Committee MaterialS3.B34.F2 Executive Committee MeetingsS3.B33.F5 Executive Committee MeetingsS4.B5.F23 Executive Committee MemorandaS4.B4.F35 Executive Committee ReportsS3.B37.F3 Executive Memoranda/ReportsS4.B10.F6 Executive Memoranda/ReportsS4.B8.F4 Executive officers' MeetingS4.B23.F6 Executive Reports/ActivitiesS3.B32.F6 Executive Scholarship CouncilS5.B4.F2 Existential/Literary AnalysisS1.B1.F12 "Experiencia universitaria"S2.B6.F34 Experimentation/InnovationS3.B10.F5 Facility Energy Report at UCRS3.B19.F12 Factors of Racial AwarenessS4.B64.F2 Faculty Allocations StatisticsS3.B11.F2 Faculty and Student BudgetS3.B7.F4 Faculty/Department AllocationsS3.B24.F3 Faculty Government PoliciesS3.B15.F7 Faculty Hiring MemorandaS3.B15.F10 Faculty Positions MemorandaS4.B29.F11 Faculty Research and ProgramsS3.B24.F8 Faculty Research GrantsS3.B2.F1 Farmworkers NewslettersS4.B20.F10 Fellowship ApplicationsS3.B4.F5 "Festival de Flor y Canto"S2.B21.F6 Fiesta Hemisfair '76S4.B6.F11 "Fiesta of the Living" EssayS2.B9.F3 Fifth World Children TalesS4.B3.F27 Film and Animation ProductionS4.B61.F6

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 111 Archive Film Treatment of TierraS2.B4.F13 "Final Version of León Felipe"S2.B2.F1 Financial Lists of UC SystemS3.B19.F6 Financial Plans for UC SystemS3.B17.F1 FIPSE Advisory BoardS4.B29.F9 "First Draft on León Felipe"S2.B1.F7 Fiscal Budget/ObjectivesS3.B25.F9 Flannery O'Connor AwardS4.B30.F10 Flor y Canto Festival ProgramS4.B31.F1 Ford Post-Doctoral ProgramS4.B59.F8 Ford Selection CommitteeS4.B11.F3 Ford Selection CommitteeS4.B11.F5 Foreign Language Book DealerS2.B30.F5 Foreign Language ConferenceS4.B20.F7 Foreign Language ConsultationS4.B54.F5 Foreign Language CurriculumS3.B1.F11 Foreign Language CurriculumS3.B2.F13 Foreign Language CurriculumS3.B2.F2 Foreign Language ExaminationsS4.B55.F9 Foreign Language InstructionS4.B54.F1 Foreign Language ProgramS4.B58.F2 Foreign Language WorkshopS3.B1.F12 Foreign Student Affairs NewsS2.B29.F8 Foundation Educational GrantsS4.B52.F3 Foundation Reports and PlansS4.B50.F2 Frank O'Hara Poetry AwardS2.B5.F9 French Drama and PoetryS3.B62.F2 French Instruction MaterialS4.B48.F8 French Literature MaterialS3.B66.F8 French Literature NovelS3.B62.F6 FTE Allocation ReportsS3.B21.F14 Fulbright-Hays ConferenceS4.B8.F3 Fund-Raiser for the MuseumS4.B18.F12 Fundación Puerto RiqueñaS2.B26.F9 Funding for Research ProgramsS4.B62.F4 Funding on Humanities ProjectsS3.B30.F10 Funding Proposals/ReportsS3.B34.F4 Funding ProposalsS4.B5.F29 Future Elections/ActivitiesS3.B29.F4 Future Events/Bylaws of SaladoS3.B32.F10 Future Meetings/ReportsS3.B33.F8 Future of Higher EducationS3.B26.F3 Future of Public BroadcastingS4.B39.F1 Future of Public BroadcastingS4.B39.F4 Future of Public BroadcastingS4.B41.F2 Future of Public BroadcastingS4.B45.F1 Future of Public BroadcastingS4.B46.F2 Future of Public EducationS4.B63.F1

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 112 Archive Future Projects/ActivitiesS3.B32.F5 Future Projects and MemorandaS3.B37.F2 García Márquez IntroductionS2.B6.F7 General Conference MaterialS2.B23.F7 General Council CorrespondenceS3.B16.F2 General Data on UCR CampusS3.B16.F7 General Faculty AssemblyS3.B13.F8 General Faculty GuidelinesS3.B13.F6 General Literary ResourcesS3.B64.F8 General Miscellaneous IssuesS5.B2.F9 General Miscellaneous NewsS5.B3.F18 General Notes on LF ManuscriptS2.B1.F11 Golden Age WritersS3.B59.F1 Governance Advisory ForumS3.B11.F1 Governmental Affairs CouncilS4.B53.F6 Governmental ConsultantsS4.B50.F3 Governor's Budget: 1982-83S3.B18.F3 Governors State UniversityS4.B63.F6 Graduate Admissions ProcedureS3.B5.F1 Graduate Advisory CommitteeS3.B5.F6 Graduate Bulletins and MapsS3.B5.F9 Graduate Business AdmissionsS4.B56.F11 Graduate Curriculum ProposalS4.B20.F5 Graduate Degree ProgramsS3.B5.F10 Graduate Degree ProgramsS3.B9.F4 Graduate Education GuidelinesS3.B13.F2 Graduate Leadership ProgramS4.B3.F13 Graduate Program MemorandaS3.B5.F3 Graduate Research on EducationS3.B52.F2 Graduate Research on LatinS3.B54.F4 Graduate School AdministrationS3.B25.F2 Graduate Studies PolicyS3.B10.F9 Graduation CeremoniesS5.B1.F7 Graduation Ceremonies ScriptS3.B7.F7 Graduation Ceremony ChecklistsS3.B10.F7 Grant/Contract Overhead RatesS3.B24.F18 Great Plains SymposiumS4.B30.F15 Gregorio Cortéz Film ReviewS2.B9.F9 Grito de México CelebrationS4.B3.F19 Guadalupe Cultural Arts PaperS5.B3.F20 Guidelines on Material ControlS3.B19.F10 H.E.W. Womens Action ReportS4.B60.F13 Hawaiian Bicentennial ProgramS4.B58.F13 Health Status at the BorderS4.B66.F6 High School Advisory PanelS3.B31.F7 High School Curriculum ReportS4.B60.F7 High School Renaissance ReportS4.B63.F7 Higher Education AssociationS4.B20.F12

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 113 Archive Higher Education ConferenceS4.B23.F23 Higher Education ConferencesS3.B42.F2 Higher Education ManagementS4.B30.F16 Higher Education QuestionnaireS4.B18.F7 Higher Education ResearchS3.B61.F1 Higher Education ResearchS3.B61.F7 Higher Education SeminarsS4.B6.F7 Higher Education SymposiumS4.B23.F11 "Los hijos de Jones" ParodyS2.B33.F4 Hinderaker CorrespondenceS3.B16.F10 Hispanic American AestheticS4.B61.F5 Hispanic American ConferenceS4.B14.F4 Hispanic American SymposiumS3.B33.F1 Hispanic Americans in MediaS3.B30.F4 Hispanic Americans in MediaS3.B30.F5 Hispanic Arts Task ForceS4.B16.F11 Hispanic Arts Task ForceS4.B17.F3 Hispanic Award RecipientsS3.B37.F5 Hispanic Business AssociationS2.B29.F3 Hispanic Business MemorandaS4.B3.F18 Hispanic Caucus MaterialS3.B29.F9 Hispanic Caucus MaterialS4.B3.F4 Hispanic Civilization SeminarS3.B59.F4 Hispanic Conference MaterialS3.B30.F6 Hispanic Culture and EducationS2.B6.F54 Hispanic Culture ReportsS3.B14.F2 Hispanic Curriculum VitaeS3.B45.F4 Hispanic Curriculum VitaeS3.B45.F5 Hispanic Dropout ProblemS3.B36.F5 Hispanic Education ConferenceS4.B25.F8 Hispanic Education WorkshopS4.B24.F1 Hispanic Executive ReportsS3.B48.F3 Hispanic Executive SeminarS4.B4.F43 "Hispanic Experience"S2.B6.F27 Hispanic Feminist ConferenceS3.B46.F7 Hispanic Field PublicationsS4.B53.F8 Hispanic Future Funding DataS3.B48.F5 Hispanic Government/BusinessS3.B47.F3 Hispanic Heritage WeekS3.B46.F1 Hispanic Heritage WeekS4.B3.F36 "Hispanic in the Southwest"S2.B6.F31 Hispanic Incorporation DataS3.B37.F4 Hispanic Labor Force SymposiumS4.B5.F7 Hispanic Leadership ConferenceS4.B1.F16 Hispanic Leadership SymposiumS4.B26.F7 Hispanic Literary JournalS2.B24.F7 Hispanic Policy ReportsS3.B35.F8 Hispanic Political AssociationS2.B24.F15

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 114 Archive Hispanic Published ReportsS3.B48.F4 Hispanic Report on DevelopmentS4.B3.F22 Hispanic Research SurveyS2.B23.F6 Hispanic Scholarship MeetingS4.B23.F5 Hispanic Social PolicyS3.B36.F3 Hispanic Solidarity ConferenceS4.B2.F24 Hispanic University MaterialS3.B29.F5 Hispanic Women Published DataS3.B46.F6 "Hispanics in Education"S2.B6.F37 Hispanics in Higher EducationS4.B25.F15 Hispanics in Higher EducationS4.B32.F12 Hispanics in Higher EducationS4.B59.F14 Hispanics in Mass MediaS4.B4.F32 Hispanics in Media ArticlesS3.B30.F8 Hispanics in Media MaterialS3.B30.F7 Hispanics in Media ReportsS3.B30.F9 La historia Film ProjectS3.B49.F5 La historia Film TreatmentsS3.B49.F6 Historic Preservation SeminarS4.B22.F29 Historical Chicano DocumentsS2.B32.F12 Historical Development of UCRS3.B19.F1 Historical Overview: IdeologyS4.B66.F8 Historical Sites PublicationsS3.B51.F7 Historical Spanish ManuscriptS2.B20.F6 History of Chicano LiteratureS2.B6.F47 History of Ideas in SpainS3.B59.F5 History of Spanish LiteratureS3.B65.F6 History of the ChicanosS4.B64.F14 History of the French NovelS3.B62.F5 "History of the Southwest"S2.B6.F45 History of UCR DevelopmentS2.B6.F39 Holographs of LF DissertationS2.B1.F10 Home-Coming of Private SalazarS4.B61.F12 Honeymoon Period PhotographsS5.B1.F5 Honorary Membership/MemorandaS3.B27.F9 Hospital Executive CommitteeS3.B38.F8 Houston Chicano PublicationS5.B3.F17 Hubert H. Humphrey InstituteS4.B1.F21 Human Imagination ConferenceS4.B25.F1 Human Rights ConferenceS4.B2.F13 "Humanities and Business"S3.B50.F7 Humanities/Education ReportsS3.B50.F10 Humanities Published BrochuresS3.B54.F8 Humanities Research MaterialS4.B48.F13 Humanities Research MaterialS4.B56.F3 Humanities Research MaterialS5.B18.F1 Humanities Southwest ProjectS4.B18.F4 "The Humanity of Technology"S3.B42.F5

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 115 Archive "The Idea of Education" EssayS3.B42.F4 Ideas on Chicano LiteratureS2.B6.F13 "Ideas on Higher Education"S2.B6.F24 IMAGE Chicano OrganizationS4.B31.F2 Imaginative Vision ConferenceS4.B3.F11 Immigration ConferenceS4.B10.F7 Immigration Reform Fund-RaiserS4.B16.F2 Imperial Valley Rotary BanquetS4.B26.F3 In a Time of Rain and DesireS4.B1.F19 "In Praise of Stark Lucidity"S2.B21.F12 "In Search of Community"S2.B6.F6 "In Search of Community"S4.B23.F14 Inauguration CeremoniesS4.B29.F14 Inauguration Program of TRS3.B45.F2 "Inclusion in the Curriculum"S2.B6.F19 Incorporation ProposalS3.B32.F9 Index on Consumer PublicationsS4.B2.F31 Industrial Mangagement Assn.S3.B14.F4 "Influences of Parents"S2.B6.F41 Influential Teachers/SchoolsS1.B1.F2 Information on UC SenateS3.B16.F8 Infrastructure ReportsS3.B7.F6 Inland Empire Association, CAS2.B26.F5 Inland Empire Business NetworkS3.B50.F6 Inland Empire Community PaperS5.B3.F10 Innovative Ideas in TeachingS4.B2.F12 "Inside the Window" DraftS2.B5.F21 Installation of officersS4.B3.F17 Institute/Cultural PluralismS4.B24.F9 Institute for Chicano PolicyS3.B48.F2 Institutional Membership ListsS3.B42.F6 Institutional Patent DataS3.B12.F8 Instituto Cultural MexicanoS2.B22.F6 Instituto de Cultura MexicanaS3.B53.F1 Insurance/Retirement ReportsS3.B44.F8 "Intellectual Emancipation"S2.B6.F20 Inter-American StudiesS4.B5.F10 Interaction with StudentsS5.B1.F11 Intercambios FemenilesS4.B3.F25 Intercultural Research DataS4.B12.F1 Interinstitutional SeminarS4.B18.F20 Intermediate Spanish TeachingS3.B57.F2 Internal MemorandaS5.B4.F18 International Advisory CouncilS4.B3.F30 International Daily PaperS2.B25.F10 International Development DataS3.B39.F3 International Film FestivalS4.B31.F3 International InstituteS4.B17.F1

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 116 Archive International Poetry AllianceS4.B49.F5 International Student ClubS3.B2.F9 International Studies/MexicoS4.B28.F15 International StudiesS4.B48.F6 International Travel GrantsS4.B6.F2 Interscholastic Speech LeagueS4.B54.F12 "Into the Labyrinth" EssayS2.B28.F8 "Into the Labyrinth" EssayS2.B9.F10 "Into the Labyrinth"S2.B7.F10 "Into the Labyrinth"S2.B7.F11 Introduction on LF ManuscriptS2.B1.F4 IX Annual Spring ConferenceS4.B22.F12 John Wiley and Sons PublishersS2.B30.F3 Johnston High SchoolS4.B49.F13 Joint Planning CouncilS3.B15.F12 Journal and Book InvoicesS4.B58.F5 Journal of Arts and SciencesS2.B25.F12 Journal of Chicano PhilosophyS2.B25.F19 Journal of Hispanic LiteratureS2.B26.F14 Justice in the SouthwestS4.B65.F1 Juvenile Delinquent EducationS3.B4.F13 KCOS Historical MinuteS3.B49.F4 Kern County Agriculture TourS4.B4.F7 KLRN-TV Carrascolendas ProgramS3.B1.F13 KTEP Radio Station GuidelinesS3.B15.F8 LA CHISPA: TR's PresentationS4.B24.F11 Labor/Academic PhotographsS5.B1.F1 Labor and Migration ReportsS3.B49.F3 Land-Grant Colleges MaterialS4.B15.F6 Language and Cultural ResearchS2.B19.F18 Language Assessment/ResearchS4.B64.F5 Latin America JournalS2.B25.F7 Latin America ResearchS4.B18.F18 Latin America SubcommitteeS4.B8.F1 Latin American ConferenceS3.B49.F7 Latin American ConferenceS4.B18.F1 Latin American InstituteS2.B31.F12 Latin American/Mexican EssayS3.B60.F2 Latin American PerspectivesS3.B49.F8 Latin American PoetsS2.B33.F5 Latin American Studies Assn.S4.B13.F5 Latin American Studies DataS4.B28.F4 Latin American Studies ProgramS4.B29.F7 Latin Americanist BulletinS4.B18.F14 Latino Awards BanquetS3.B46.F8 Latino Community RelationsS4.B60.F8 Latino Counseling NeedsS4.B59.F2 Latino Educational DevelopmentS4.B65.F7

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 117 Archive Latino Educational ReportS4.B59.F1 Latino Growth in Los AngelesS4.B64.F1 Latino Ideological DevelopmentS4.B64.F13 Latino Influence in AmericaS4.B64.F12 Latino Leadership DevelopmentS4.B60.F19 Latino Political NewsletterS2.B29.F2 Latino Publishing CompanyS2.B25.F4 Latino Research/StatisticsS4.B5.F19 Latinos in Higher EducationS2.B19.F15 Latinos in Higher EducationS4.B12.F3 Latinos in the Social SciencesS4.B64.F11 Leadership Issues for the 80'sS3.B18.F4 Leadership Lecture OutlineS2.B6.F43 "Leal Middle School" PoemS2.B5.F4 Learning Center Advisory IndexS3.B25.F18 "Learning for Mastery" ArticleS4.B54.F11 Lecture on Code SwitchingS3.B14.F5 Legal Court ProceedingsS3.B34.F3 Legislative Action on CollegesS3.B26.F4 El lenguaje de los chicanosS4.B10.F1 LF Outline/BibliographyS2.B1.F5 Library Budgetary PressuresS2.B21.F4 Library Chicano Awareness WeekS4.B5.F1 Library DevelopmentS2.B19.F9 "Life in Search of Form" DraftS2.B6.F11 "Life in Search of Form"S2.B8.F6 Linguistics Class NotesS3.B54.F2 Literary Analysis/CriticismS3.B61.F9 Literary Analysis on TierraS4.B2.F18 Literary and Education IssuesS5.B2.F7 Literary and Historical IssuesS5.B2.F1 Literary Council BoardS4.B18.F9 Literary Criticism of TierraS2.B4.F10 Literary Criticism on TierraS2.B4.F8 Literary Flyers and BrochuresS3.B67.F1 Literary Magazine SubscriptionS4.B58.F14 Literary Resource MaterialS2.B23.F5 Literary Reviews of TierraS2.B4.F9 Literary Symposium on TierraS2.B4.F11 Literatura chicana/Garcia-G.S2.B29.F19 "Literatura del siglo de oro"S3.B55.F1 "Literatura hispanoamericana"S3.B57.F3 "Literature and Children"S2.B6.F21 Literature and Education DataS5.B2.F4 Literature and Education NotesS5.B4.F11 Literature of the Golden AgeS3.B55.F6 Lobbyist NewsletterS4.B18.F5 "Looking for Borges" DraftS2.B5.F18

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 118 Archive "Looking for Borges" ProseS2.B32.F2 Lope de Vega/Life and WorksS2.B21.F8 Los Alamos Scientific LabS3.B16.F1 Los Angeles Latino NewspaperS5.B3.F8 Louisiana Literary ConferenceS2.B24.F13 "Machismo" Article ControversyS4.B60.F16 Mailing Lists and AddressesS2.B19.F5 "Make Something Happen" ReportS4.B59.F13 Management Program CommitteeS3.B23.F4 Management Training ProgramS4.B55.F2 "Mano en la bolsa" DraftS2.B3.F6 Manuscript on Chicano WritersS4.B49.F10 Masonic Temple LuncheonS4.B22.F15 Master Plan for Texas MuseumsS4.B57.F12 Master's in Foreign TradeS4.B48.F7 McKnight Writers AwardS4.B4.F6 McWilliams, Carey ArchiveS5.B15.F1 McWilliams, Carey ArchiveS5.B15.F2 McWilliams, Carey ArchiveS5.B15.F3 McWilliams, Carey ArchiveS5.B15.F4 McWilliams, Carey ArchiveS5.B15.F5 McWilliams, Carey ArchiveS5.B16.F1 McWilliams, Carey ArchiveS5.B16.F2 McWilliams, Carey ArchiveS5.B16.F3 McWilliams, Carey ArchiveS5.B16.F4 McWilliams, Carey ArchiveS5.B16.F5 MEChA Chicano PublicationS2.B25.F22 MEChA Literature SymposiumS4.B23.F15 Media/Broadcasting ResearchS3.B50.F12 Melville, Herman: ResearchS3.B63.F5 Membership Application FormsS3.B29.F10 Membership ApplicationS4.B5.F30 Membership ApplicationsS4.B5.F9 Membership Policy/WorkshopsS3.B27.F8 Memoranda to UC ChancellorsS3.B17.F2 Mental Health at the BorderS4.B66.F4 Mental Health OrganizationsS4.B16.F3 Mental Health ResearchS4.B54.F10 Mental Health Study in TexasS4.B51.F2 Meridian House InternationalS4.B5.F33 Mesoamerican History CourseS3.B59.F7 Mexican Agricultural WorkerS4.B64.F18 Mexican American AchievementS4.B52.F1 Mexican American Book ListsS3.B64.F1 Mexican American Book ListsS3.B64.F6 Mexican American BusinessS4.B49.F1 Mexican American CatalogS3.B64.F7 "Mexican American Communities"S2.B7.F4

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 119 Archive Mexican American ConferenceS3.B4.F26 Mexican American ConferenceS4.B10.F4 Mexican American ConferenceS4.B20.F3 Mexican American ConferenceS4.B21.F10 Mexican American ConferenceS4.B3.F33 Mexican American ConventionS4.B48.F5 Mexican American EducationS4.B65.F2 Mexican American ExperienceS4.B21.F12 Mexican American FellowshipsS4.B32.F4 Mexican American InstitutesS4.B3.F35 Mexican American LectureS4.B4.F5 Mexican American LiteratureS3.B14.F3 Mexican American LiteratureS3.B64.F2 Mexican American LiteratureS3.B64.F4 Mexican American LiteratureS3.B9.F3 Mexican American LiteratureS3.B9.F6 "Mexican American Literature"S2.B6.F14 "Mexican American Literature"S2.B8.F3 "Mexican American Literature"S3.B2.F3 Mexican American MaterialsS3.B64.F3 Mexican American OrganizationsS3.B67.F4 Mexican American ProgramsS3.B4.F24 Mexican American PyschologyS4.B60.F11 Mexican American RelationsS3.B2.F10 Mexican American RelationsS3.B50.F11 Mexican American ResearchS2.B31.F2 Mexican American ResearchS4.B48.F1 Mexican American ResearchS4.B54.F8 Mexican American ResearchS4.B56.F9 Mexican American ScholarsS4.B49.F9 Mexican American ScholarshipS4.B4.F2 Mexican American SymposiumS4.B54.F6 Mexican Americans in EducationS4.B1.F14 Mexican Americans in EducationS4.B65.F5 "Mexican Americans in Fiction"S2.B6.F17 Mexican Americans/MinistryS4.B21.F14 Mexican Brochures and ArticlesS3.B67.F6 Mexican Culture and ChicanosS4.B64.F3 Mexican Culture OutlinesS2.B6.F44 Mexican Field School ProgramS3.B2.F12 Mexican Historical VideotapesS5.B11.F1 Mexican Immigration HistoryS4.B65.F11 Mexican Immigration PolicyS4.B65.F12 Mexican/Latin American NovelS3.B58.F2 Mexican Literary AssociationS2.B27.F9 Mexican Literature ClassesS3.B53.F2 Mexican Maps and BrochuresS3.B67.F7 Mexican President/L.A. VisitS4.B22.F4

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 120 Archive Mexican Preventive MedicineS4.B66.F7 Mexican Revolution and FamilyS1.B1.F1 Mexican Seminar on LiteratureS4.B22.F19 Mexican Studies ProgramS4.B28.F14 Mexican Studies PublicationsS3.B28.F4 Mexican/U.S. Border ConferenceS4.B20.F11 Mexican Writers AssociationS4.B2.F17 "Mexicans and Americans"S4.B66.F5 Mexico Research AgreementS3.B25.F12 MEZCLA Mexican American Assn.S3.B4.F19 Middle East: Palestine IssuesS4.B62.F2 Middle-Management SeminarsS3.B25.F8 Midwest Art and Lecture TourS4.B21.F5 Migrant Conference LectureS2.B19.F10 Migrant Education CenterS2.B23.F4 Migrant Education ConferenceS4.B22.F20 Migrant Education MaterialS4.B2.F26 A Migrant Family/de la CruzS4.B2.F30 "The Migrant Worker"S2.B6.F52 Milagro Beanfield WarS4.B61.F11 Milwaukee SER-Jobs NewsletterS2.B25.F23 Minorities Employment DataS3.B18.F9 Minorities in Education IssuesS3.B48.F1 Minorities in Higher EducationS3.B26.F2 Minorities in Higher EducationS4.B1.F2 Minorities in Higher EducationS4.B22.F5 Minorities in Higher EducationS4.B57.F8 Minority Awareness WeekS4.B28.F3 Minority Economic DevelopmentS4.B14.F6 Minority Education ResearchS4.B59.F15 Minority Enrollment StatisticsS3.B25.F3 Minority Fellowship ProgramS4.B32.F10 Minority Fellowship ProgramsS3.B39.F6 Miscellaneous Awards/PostersS5.B17.F1 Miscellaneous CorrespondenceS5.B4.F10 Miscellaneous CorrespondenceS5.B4.F9 Miscellaneous Education IdeasS3.B67.F2 MLA Commission on MinoritiesS4.B21.F16 MLA Executive MemorandaS4.B15.F3 MLA Policy Handbook/MeetingsS4.B15.F4 Modern Foreign Language GoalsS3.B1.F8 Modern Language AssociationS4.B19.F1 Modern Language DevelopmentS4.B58.F1 Modern Language GuidelinesS4.B52.F4 Modern Language NewsletterS2.B27.F3 Modern Language ProgramsS3.B3.F2 "Modern Methods in Writing"S3.B63.F3 Modern Spanish LiteratureS3.B56.F6

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 121 Archive Modern Spanish LiteratureS3.B60.F5 Modern Spanish LiteratureS3.B65.F7 Mohawk Nation Literary JournalS2.B24.F4 Monday Morning Group ArticleS3.B51.F3 Monday Morning Group/BusinessS3.B19.F14 "Monopoly in Higher Education"S2.B6.F55 Multi-Cultural ConferenceS4.B5.F11 Multi-Ethnic Literary ReviewS2.B28.F1 Multi-Ethnic Literature DataS4.B14.F3 Multicultural Awareness DayS4.B23.F8 Multidistrict Teacher TrainingS4.B5.F13 Murdoch's Media ArticleS2.B23.F14 Myth of the Chicano FamilyS4.B64.F6 Name Lists of Book PublishersS2.B20.F4 National Agenda for EightiesS5.B4.F5 National Board Test ScoresS3.B25.F16 National Conference MaterialS3.B33.F4 National Conference MaterialS4.B18.F3 National Council of La RazaS4.B61.F9 National Council of TeachersS4.B21.F9 National Exploratory SymposiumS4.B21.F11 National Hispanic CommitteeS3.B19.F19 National Hispanic ConferenceS4.B27.F7 National Latino Name ListsS4.B4.F24 National Latino News ReportS2.B26.F7 National Review Project DataS3.B31.F3 National Science FoundationS3.B15.F1 National Unity ConferenceS4.B17.F5 National Writers AssociationS2.B29.F18 NATO Force Defense ReportS4.B48.F14 NCCHE Chicano News NetworkS2.B27.F7 NCCHE Chicano News NetworkS2.B27.F8 NCCHE Selection CommitteeS4.B11.F4 NDEA Spanish InstituteS1.B1.F6 Needs of Physically ImpairedS3.B11.F3 NEH American History ProjectS4.B2.F15 NEH Recommendation: SánchezS4.B28.F1 Network of Hispanic StudentsS4.B5.F32 New Class Schedules: UTSAS3.B11.F5 New Communications GuidelinesS3.B17.F8 New Fellowship ProgramsS3.B35.F1 "New Hope in the Barrio"S4.B4.F28 New Leadership and ProjectsS3.B34.F5 New Membership MaterialS4.B1.F6 New Policy of Sigma Delta PiS3.B3.F4 New Spanish Book PurchasesS3.B3.F3 New York Board of EducationS4.B63.F8 New York Education SymposiumS4.B26.F5

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 122 Archive Newsletters/Scheduled EventsS3.B31.F1 Newspaper Articles: HumanitiesS4.B56.F5 "The Night of the Blackout"S2.B3.F11 NMU Creative Writing CenterS2.B29.F20 "La noche buena" OutlineS2.B3.F12 "La noche estaba plateada"S2.B3.F8 "La novela hispanoamericana"S3.B58.F3 "La novela mexicana" HistoryS3.B58.F4 NSF Proposal for BiophysicsS3.B24.F19 Objectives in Higher EducationS3.B26.F1 office for Civil RightsS4.B53.F11 office for Hispanic AffairsS2.B26.F8 office of University RelationsS3.B19.F13 office Photographs of TRS5.B1.F4 official Appointment PapersS4.B7.F2 official Reception of HonorS4.B2.F14 Oklahoma High School CurriculaS3.B3.F7 La Onda Fría de AztlánS2.B24.F5 Operating Budget of UC SystemS3.B17.F4 Operations of UC SystemS3.B18.F6 Orange County Business Assn.S2.B31.F7 Organizational Grant PolicyS4.B2.F3 Organizational office ChartS3.B19.F7 Organizational Structure GoalsS3.B25.F5 Original Manuscript on TierraS2.B3.F1 Original Poetry DraftsS2.B32.F4 Original Poetry of TR's SonS5.B4.F12 Outstanding Student AwardS4.B5.F14 PACE Newsletter: SciencesS4.B4.F19 Pan American Club CharterS3.B54.F7 Parking and Traffic PolicyS3.B13.F3 PBS Children's TelevisionS3.B7.F2 PBS Commission MeetingS4.B40.F2 PBS Commission MeetingS4.B41.F1 PBS Commission MeetingS4.B42.F1 PBS Commission MeetingS4.B42.F2 PBS Commission MeetingS4.B44.F1 PBS Commission MeetingS4.B45.F2 PBS Commission ReportsS4.B43.F1 PBS Commission ReportsS4.B43.F2 PBS Commission ReportsS4.B46.F1 PBS Commission RetreatS4.B40.F1 PBS PublicationsS4.B45.F3 PBS Reports and MemorandaS4.B42.F3 Peace Studies ConferenceS4.B17.F6 Personnel Employment RulesS3.B15.F6 "El Pete Fonseca" DraftS2.B3.F19 Ph.D. Dissertation: EnriquezS3.B47.F7

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 123 Archive Ph.D. QualificationsS1.B1.F7 Phi Beta Kappa Membership ListS3.B39.F1 Phi Delta Kappa CorrespondenceS3.B38.F2 Philological Work SheetsS3.B54.F3 "Philosophy of the University"S2.B32.F15 Philosophy on TierraS2.B4.F1 Picante Magazine ArticlesS2.B9.F7 Pintores Chicanos de TexasS2.B25.F6 Planning/Budget ProjectionsS3.B16.F6 Planning Goals for UC SystemS3.B16.F11 Poems Dedicated to TRS1.B1.F9 Poesía en voces de mujerS2.B30.F7 "Poetics"/"Soliloquies"S2.B5.F5 Poetry Award ContestS4.B32.F8 Poetry Contest and CollectionS2.B18.F6 Poetry of Nephtali de LeónS2.B33.F1 "Poetry of Nicolás Guillén"S3.B2.F14 Poetry of the Golden AgeS3.B56.F4 Poetry Society of AmericaS3.B39.F8 Policy Institute SeminarS4.B4.F40 Policy on Faculty HiringS3.B5.F5 Policy on Seismic SafetyS3.B19.F11 Politics and Research at UCRS3.B16.F9 Politics in Latin AmericaS2.B23.F3 Positive Alternatives ProposalS4.B48.F19 Post-Baccalaureate ProgramsS3.B4.F1 Poster Packet Teaching GuideS4.B4.F4 Postsecondary Education DataS4.B63.F3 Postsecondary Education FundsS4.B52.F5 Postsecondary Education SurveyS4.B59.F10 President's Guest LectureS4.B27.F2 "Presidential Advisory Report"S3.B18.F7 Presidential Campaign MaterialS4.B2.F9 Presidential Selection PolicyS4.B28.F5 Press Releases of Quinto SolS2.B4.F15 Press Releases on TR's LifeS1.B1.F11 Los Padrinos of San BernardinoS3.B51.F4 Press Women ConventionS4.B63.F2 "Primer Festival de Poesia"S2.B22.F1 "La primera comunión" DraftS2.B3.F14 Printed Catalog and CurriculaS4.B29.F2 Privacy/Democracy WorkshopsS4.B23.F7 Prize Fellowship: TreviñoS4.B32.F6 Probation/Reinstatement GoalsS3.B10.F4 "Problemas en la frontera"S4.B66.F3 Production of Tierra FilmS5.B4.F13 Professional Meetings of TRS5.B1.F6 Profile of Chicana WorkersS4.B65.F9

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 124 Archive Programa Nacional Contra RuidoS4.B18.F11 Project Assist ActivitiesS4.B48.F15 Project Catalyst ConferenceS4.B3.F6 Project Reports/EvaluationsS3.B30.F13 Project Vista Training ProgramS3.B3.F5 Proposal for Future FundingS4.B5.F6 Proposed Academic ChangesS3.B15.F2 Psycholinguistic TeachingS2.B27.F10 Public Affairs Advisory TeamS4.B32.F5 Public Higher Education, TXS3.B7.F3 Public Policy ConferenceS4.B12.F2 Public Policy Research DataS4.B20.F4 Publication of American PoetsS2.B20.F3 Publication of ProceedingsS4.B3.F20 Publications and MemorandaS4.B38.F2 Publications and MemorandaS4.B44.F2 Published Articles and EssaysS5.B4.F17 Published Avant-Garde PoemsS2.B18.F3 Published Educational ReportsS4.B54.F2 Published Reports/BrochuresS3.B33.F7 Published Reports on EducationS3.B29.F11 Published Reports on EducationS3.B36.F1 Published Reports on EducationS3.B36.F6 Publishing Research MaterialS3.B57.F4 Puro rollo Poetry ManuscriptS3.B49.F10 "Quality Education" DraftS2.B6.F22 Quality of Life SymposiumS2.B23.F11 "Quality of the 1980 Census"S4.B24.F5 "Los quemaditos" DraftS2.B3.F15 Los Quemados/Artistas ChicanosS4.B4.F29 "A Quest for Values" DraftS2.B6.F4 Quincentennial Special ProjectS3.B37.F1 Quinto Sol Acceptance SpeechS1.B4.F4 Quinto Sol CorrespondenceS2.B4.F14 Quinto Sol CorrespondenceS2.B4.F5 Quinto Sol CorrespondenceS2.B4.F6 Quinto Sol CorrespondenceS2.B4.F7 Quinto Sol Leaflets on TierraS2.B9.F1 Quinto Sol Leaflets on TierraS2.B9.F2 "Race, Moment and Milieu"S2.B32.F8 La Raza Educational BooksS4.B51.F7 La Raza Unida Party: GutiérrezS4.B4.F21 La Raza Unida Student PaperS5.B3.F19 La Raza Writers ConferenceS4.B28.F16 "Reaching Your Full Potential"S2.B6.F2 Reading Improvement ProjectS4.B62.F10 Readings in Chicano LiteratureS2.B6.F16 Reassignment of TierraS2.B4.F12

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 125 Archive "Rebirth of Imagination"S2.B23.F1 Recent Books in MexicoS4.B10.F2 Reception for Al McCandlessS4.B23.F25 Reception for UC PresidentS4.B26.F12 Recommendation: Dr. VentoS4.B30.F14 Recruitment ObjectivesS4.B5.F2 La Red/The Net NewsletterS4.B15.F10 Reflections NewsletterS4.B57.F1 Reflections on the TR LibraryS5.B6.F5 "Refuge in Chicano Literature"S2.B8.F7 "Refuge in Chicano Literature"S2.B8.F8 "Refuge in Chicano Literature"S2.B8.F9 Registration Appeals at UCRS3.B19.F4 "Remembrance and Will"S4.B22.F1 "Remembrance and Will" SpeechS2.B6.F1 Renaming Ceremony: LibraryS5.B1.F20 Report on Code-SwitchingS4.B5.F16 Report on Testing InstrumentsS4.B64.F7 Reports on Bilingual EducationS3.B46.F2 Reports on Higher EducationS3.B26.F8 Research Accomplishments DataS3.B25.F13 Research Articles on EthicsS4.B51.F10 Research/Bibliography RecordsS3.B61.F8 Research Grants and ContractsS3.B25.F10 Research Material on EducationS3.B26.F9 Research Material on EducationS3.B31.F4 Research Material on EducationS4.B16.F5 Research Material on TeachingS4.B49.F17 Research Material on TeachingS4.B56.F12 Research Material/WorkshopsS4.B55.F11 Research on Chicanas/LatinasS4.B60.F12 Research on Chicano ArtistsS4.B61.F7 Research on Dialects/SlangS4.B64.F4 Research on French LiteratureS3.B62.F3 Research on Health ServicesS3.B30.F3 Research on Higher EducationS3.B29.F7 Research on Higher EducationS3.B35.F7 Research on Linguistic StudiesS3.B60.F3 Research on Middle AmericaS4.B48.F10 Research on Minority AffairsS3.B27.F1 Research on PhilosophyS3.B66.F2 Research on Placement ProblemsS4.B64.F8 Research on Southwest HistoryS3.B61.F3 Research on Spanish CultureS3.B59.F6 Research on Spanish LanguageS4.B57.F15 Research on Teaching PolicyS4.B31.F6 Research on TR's PhilosophyS1.B1.F13 Research Publication ListsS4.B57.F6

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 126 Archive Research Reports and ArticlesS4.B32.F9 Research Reports on EducationS3.B36.F7 Research Reports on EducationS4.B60.F4 Research Specialization DataS3.B25.F17 Research Specialization PlansS3.B25.F6 Resistance in Chicano HistoryS4.B65.F8 Resource Management/StrategiesS4.B25.F11 Retention Evaluation at UCRS3.B16.F3 "El retrato" Original DraftS2.B3.F16 Review of Graduate ProgramS3.B24.F14 Review of the Botany Dept.S3.B24.F16 Review of the Entomology Dept.S3.B24.F15 Revised Academic FileS1.B2.F7 Revised Academic FileS1.B3.F1 Revised Academic OutlinesS1.B2.F8 Revised Academic RecordsS1.B3.F2 Revised Academic RecordsS1.B3.F6 Revised Bibliographic EntriesS1.B2.F4 Revised Curriculum VitaeS1.B2.F3 Revised Curriculum VitaeS1.B2.F5 Revised Curriculum VitaeS1.B2.F6 Revised Curriculum VitaeS1.B3.F3 Revised Curriculum VitaeS1.B3.F4 Revised Curriculum VitaeS1.B3.F5 Revista de Imaginación/MéxicoS2.B25.F17 Revista de LiteraturaS2.B26.F3 Revista de Perspectiva LatinaS2.B25.F16 Revista de Sigma Delta PiS2.B25.F15 Revson Foundation MemorandaS4.B49.F8 "Un rezo" Original DraftS2.B3.F4 "Richard Rodríguez" EssayS2.B7.F9 Rivera, Concepción: LettersS1.B1.F3 Rivera's Family LifeS5.B1.F2 Riverside Archival ResearchS3.B28.F1 Riverside Arts FoundationS3.B19.F2 Riverside Chicano PublicationS5.B3.F11 Riverside City GovernmentS3.B39.F9 Riverside Community NewspaperS2.B26.F10 Riverside Economic DevelopmentS3.B38.F6 Riverside Fund-Raising EventsS3.B46.F3 Riverside Published MaterialS3.B38.F5 Riverside Published ReportsS3.B38.F3 Riverside Published ReportsS3.B38.F7 "Role of the Chicano Academic"S2.B8.F2 "Role of the Chicano Academic"S2.B9.F13 Romance Language PhilologyS3.B57.F6 Romance Languages ProgramS3.B54.F6 Roots of Chicano LiteratureS2.B6.F12

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 127 Archive Rosser-Rivera Science ProjectS4.B22.F24 "Las salamandras" ArticleS2.B9.F15 "Las salamandras" DraftS2.B5.F15 "Las salamandras" ProseS2.B32.F1 Salary Scales for AssociatesS3.B22.F6 San Antonio Air LogisticsS4.B54.F4 San Antonio Bilingual ProgramS4.B48.F20 San Antonio Chicano JournalS2.B29.F16 San Antonio Community GrowthS3.B4.F14 San Antonio Community PaperS2.B25.F9 San Antonio Poetry ContestS2.B22.F9 San Antonio's Cervantes AwardS3.B7.F1 San Bernardino Chicano ReviewS2.B30.F10 San Bernardino Valley CollegeS3.B19.F18 San Diego Education MeetingS4.B25.F5 San Diego Planning CommitteeS3.B29.F8 San Francisco PublishersS4.B3.F39 San Marcos Latino NewspaperS5.B3.F12 Sanctuary Proposal ControversyS3.B25.F21 SAT Minority ScoresS4.B49.F15 Scheduled Events/BrochuresS3.B29.F2 Scheduled Events Hosting TRS3.B51.F6 Scheduled Events/MemorandaS3.B27.F4 Scheduled Events/NewsletterS3.B27.F7 Scheduled Events/NewsletterS3.B32.F4 Scheduled Events of Salado, TXS3.B32.F11 Scheduled Events/ReportsS3.B34.F1 Scheduled Meetings/ReportsS3.B31.F6 Scheduled Meetings/ReportsS3.B33.F2 Scholarship Annual ReportsS4.B8.F2 Scholarship Executive ReportsS4.B7.F4 Scholarship Meetings/ReportsS4.B7.F3 Scholarships/ActivitiesS3.B30.F1 School/Community RelationsS3.B52.F6 School/Community RelationsS3.B66.F5 Schwab, Joseph J.: InterviewS2.B23.F8 Science Fiction ConferenceS4.B22.F27 Science Mentor ProposalS2.B30.F6 Sciences/Humanities SeminarS4.B3.F3 Search of New ChancellorS4.B30.F18 Search Procedures and PolicyS3.B24.F7 "The Searchers" PoemS2.B5.F10 Second Annual Literary ContestS4.B10.F3 Second Annual Taxas ConferenceS4.B21.F3 Secondary Curriculum ResearchS3.B52.F4 Secondary Education WorkbookS3.B52.F3 Segmental Academic PlanS3.B20.F11 Segregation Court CaseS3.B67.F3

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 128 Archive Semana de Arte y CulturaS4.B22.F18 Semana de La Raza FestivitiesS4.B28.F9 Sembrador of the Year AwardS4.B53.F4 Seminar on Chicano LiteratureS4.B20.F9 Seminar on Chicano RelationsS3.B30.F2 Seminar on TR's TierraS4.B28.F11 Sexual Harassment Task ForceS3.B18.F8 Sherman Indian High SchoolS4.B62.F1 Short Stories/AshworthS2.B23.F19 Short Story WorkshopS4.B26.F10 SHSU Los Amigos OrganizationS4.B4.F16 "Si se puede" Historical EssayS2.B7.F5 "Siglo de oro" Research PapersS3.B60.F4 Sigma Xi Calendar EventsS4.B6.F4 Sixth Annual Literary ForumS4.B22.F10 Small Chicano PressS2.B29.F15 Small Press PublishersS2.B24.F8 Small Press PublishersS2.B29.F14 Social Development of ChicanosS4.B64.F10 Social Development SyllabusS4.B60.F1 Social Equality OutlinesS2.B6.F26 Social Science ArticlesS5.B2.F12 Social Scientists NewsletterS4.B15.F7 Sociedad Hispánica/Zeta OmegaS4.B22.F16 Sociological AssociationS4.B57.F9 Sociology of InstitutionsS4.B57.F10 Soldierboy ReviewsS4.B61.F8 Southern Illinois UniversityS2.B30.F8 Southwest Circle NewsletterS4.B56.F4 Southwest Ctr. for TelevisionS4.B57.F11 Southwest Forum on EducationS4.B63.F9 Southwest Mobile InstitutesS4.B28.F12 Southwest Regional ConferenceS4.B17.F4 Southwest Research InstituteS4.B58.F4 Southwest Texas PBS CouncilS4.B3.F40 Space Standards Data at UCRS3.B19.F5 Spanish Abroad Program: MadridS3.B3.F1 Spanish American EssayS3.B56.F3 Spanish Course in MexicoS2.B19.F12 Spanish Curriculum WorkbookS3.B54.F1 Spanish Drama and PoetryS3.B56.F5 "Spanish Grammar Chart"S3.B1.F6 Spanish Grammar MaterialS3.B65.F1 Spanish Grammar Work SheetsS3.B65.F2 Spanish Language AssessmentS2.B23.F16 Spanish Language CurriculumS3.B2.F11 Spanish Language DevelopmentS4.B61.F2 Spanish Language ExaminationsS3.B53.F3

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 129 Archive Spanish Language ExaminationsS3.B53.F4 Spanish Language InstituteS4.B24.F7 Spanish Language MethodologyS3.B1.F9 Spanish Language ProgramS4.B28.F18 Spanish Language PublishersS4.B3.F1 Spanish Language SyllabusS3.B2.F6 Spanish Literary CorrespondentS4.B1.F1 Spanish Literature CatalogS4.B53.F10 Spanish Literature DepartmentS4.B30.F12 Spanish Literature DepartmentS4.B30.F19 Spanish Literature OutlinesS3.B65.F5 Spanish Literature SymposiumS4.B6.F1 Spanish Literature WritersS2.B21.F14 Spanish Missions in TexasS4.B55.F1 Spanish Neo-Classic PeriodS3.B57.F1 Spanish Poetry ContestS2.B23.F17 Spanish/Portuguese ResearchS4.B54.F13 Spanish Post-Romantic PeriodS3.B56.F2 Spanish Practice Drill LessonsS3.B65.F3 Spanish Publishing CompanyS2.B25.F14 Spanish Research MaterialS3.B55.F4 Spanish Romantic PeriodS3.B65.F4 Spanish Romantic PoetsS3.B55.F5 Spanish Teaching CurriculumS3.B1.F5 Spanish Teaching CurriculumS3.B53.F5 Special Admissions ResearchS3.B24.F2 Special Projects and ReportsS3.B34.F7 Special Projects/MembershipsS3.B35.F6 Staff Employee AwardsS5.B1.F16 Stanford Community NewspaperS5.B3.F5 State of Hispanic AmericaS4.B4.F44 State Tax Funds AppropriationsS3.B26.F7 Statewide Short Story ContestS2.B23.F13 Stock: Bank of Los AngelesS3.B50.F1 Strategies for MinoritiesS4.B21.F20 Structural Analysis of a PoemS2.B19.F4 Structural Analysis of a TextS2.B19.F2 Structure of the Short StoryS2.B5.F23 Student Emergency Loan FundS3.B10.F8 Student Enrollment StatisticsS3.B4.F10 Student Library PoliciesS3.B10.F3 Student Participation ReportS3.B24.F4 Student Retention WorkshopS4.B23.F21 "Summary of Activities" ReportS5.B4.F1 Summer Session: EsquivelS3.B9.F5 Symposium for Exile LiteratureS4.B22.F13 Symposium on Higher EducationS4.B24.F6 Symposium on Hispanic BusinessS4.B28.F2

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 130 Archive Symposium on Hispanic PoetryS2.B26.F12 Symposium on Human ResourcesS3.B49.F1 Systemwide Enrollment StudyS3.B51.F2 Task Force on Ethnic StudiesS4.B51.F11 Task Force on Hispanic ArtsS4.B5.F12 Teacher Corps Writing ProjectS4.B49.F21 Teacher Education CenterS3.B5.F2 Teacher Education CommitteeS3.B2.F5 Teacher Education IssuesS3.B13.F1 Teacher Education PolicyS3.B10.F2 Teacher Education ProgramS4.B56.F8 Teacher Education ReportsS4.B20.F6 Teacher's Education CurriculumS4.B5.F28 "Teachers and Students"S4.B65.F6 Teaching Policies: AdmissionS3.B3.F10 Teaching Syllabus for EnglishS2.B21.F3 Technical Aspects of a NovelS2.B19.F3 Technique of the Chicano NovelS2.B7.F7 Techniques of WritingS3.B63.F2 Tenayuca, Ema: ResearchS2.B23.F9 "Ten Years of Labyrinth"S2.B7.F3 Texas Center for WritersS4.B20.F2 Texas Chicano Issues ForumS3.B5.F8 Texas Committee for HumanitiesS2.B31.F10 Texas Curriculum WorkshopS4.B60.F10 Texas Education AgencyS4.B11.F2 Texas Educational NewslettersS4.B19.F5 Texas Historical AssociationS4.B11.F7 Texas Historical CommissionS2.B28.F6 Texas Literary MagazineS2.B29.F13 Texas Myth ConferenceS4.B27.F17 Texas Poets/Dave OlipantS2.B23.F15 Texas Research LeagueS2.B21.F9 Texas State Concilio MeetingS4.B4.F36 Texas Tech University PressS2.B28.F11 Therapeutic Community ProgramS4.B18.F2 Thesis Review: CelliniS3.B8.F6 Thesis Review: EsquivelS3.B8.F5 Thesis Review: Joyce F. PinoS3.B8.F4 Thesis Review: Juanita J. LunaS3.B8.F3 "Three Concepts of Culture"S2.B6.F29 TMC Annual Financial ReportsS3.B40.F3 TMC Board Meetings/ReportsS3.B40.F4 TMC Investment/Business DataS3.B40.F2 TMC Investment PublicationsS3.B41.F4 TMC Profit Sharing/InvestmentsS3.B41.F1 TMC Reports/PublicationsS3.B40.F1 TMC Scheduled Meetings/ReportsS3.B41.F2

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 131 Archive TMC Shareholders MeetingsS3.B41.F3 TR Develops an Action AgendaS3.B21.F8 TR Interviews/UCR ConferenceS5.B8.F1 TR Professorship in SpanishS5.B4.F4 TR's Academic ActivitiesS3.B44.F4 TR's Academic DevelopmentS1.B1.F14 TR's Academic Senate AddressS3.B24.F1 TR's Academic SketchesS1.B2.F1 TR's Administrative CandidacyS5.B4.F7 TR's Administrative TravelS3.B43.F2 TR's Administrative TravelS3.B43.F4 TR's Administrative TravelS3.B43.F6 TR's Administrative TravelS3.B44.F2 TR's Analytical IdeasS1.B1.F15 TR's Appointment PapersS4.B7.F1 TR's Biographical MaterialS3.B8.F1 TR's Chicano Literature EssayS2.B24.F9 TR's Chicano Literature EssayS2.B26.F15 TR's Chicano Literature EssayS4.B18.F21 TR's Chicano Literature SpeechS4.B22.F28 TR's Chicano Philosophy EssayS2.B24.F2 TR's Collection of PoetryS4.B3.F31 TR's Commencement SpeechS4.B22.F34 TR's Commencement SpeechS4.B22.F37 TR's Cost Analysis EstimatesS3.B4.F22 TR's Daily UCR ScheduleS5.B4.F8 TR's Early Days As ChancellorS3.B24.F9 TR's Early Published PoemsS2.B9.F5 TR's Early Published PoetryS2.B9.F4 TR's Educational AwardS5.B1.F12 TR's Educational DevelopmentS1.B3.F7 TR's Financial DisclosuresS3.B44.F5 TR's Financial DisclosuresS3.B44.F6 TR's First Welcoming SpeechS3.B51.F1 TR's Future Publication GoalsS2.B32.F13 TR's Honorary DoctorateS5.B1.F14 TR's Honorary DoctorateS5.B6.F7 TR's Inauguration SpeechS3.B45.F1 TR's Independent Study CourseS3.B4.F4 TR's "Inside the Window"S2.B25.F2 TR's "Into the Libyrinth"S2.B30.F12 TR's Keynote Address/EducationS4.B23.F3 TR's Keynote: CommencementS4.B25.F12 TR's Keynote: June 13, 1982S4.B23.F20 TR's Keynote: June 9, 1983S4.B25.F13 TR's Keynote: June 9, 1983S4.B26.F1 TR's Keynote: May 20, 1982S4.B23.F16 TR's Keynote: May 21, 1981S4.B25.F9

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 132 Archive TR's Keynote: May 26, 1982S4.B23.F17 TR's Keynote: May 27, 1982S4.B23.F18 TR's Lecture on EducationS4.B18.F10 TR's Letter of ResignationS5.B4.F3 TR's Letter to the EditorS2.B31.F17 TR's Life and Work ArticlesS1.B1.F8 TR's Life/Work Audio LibraryS5.B14.F1 TR's Literary BibliographyS2.B8.F10 TR's Literary OutlinesS2.B5.F16 TR's Literary TimetableS2.B4.F2 TR's New Duties at UTEPS3.B6.F4 TR's New Literary ProductionsS2.B5.F19 TR's Poetry and ProseS2.B5.F12 TR's Publications/BiographyS3.B44.F3 TR's Published MaterialS5.B4.F16 TR's Short StoriesS2.B32.F6 TR's Speech on TierraS4.B22.F32 TR's Speech: April 25, 1984S4.B27.F8 TR's Speech: April 7, 1984S4.B27.F5 TR's Speech: Keynote AddressS4.B24.F13 TR's Speech: Keynote AddressS4.B26.F13 TR's Speech: Keynote AddressS4.B26.F8 TR's Speech: Keynote AddressS4.B27.F3 TR's Speech: Keynote AddressS4.B27.F4 TR's Speech: March 10, 1983S4.B24.F14 TR's Speech: May 10, 1984S4.B27.F11 TR's Speech: October 6, 1983S4.B26.F9 TR's Speech: Sept. 15, 1982S4.B23.F24 TR's Speech: Welcome AddressS4.B26.F11 TR's Travel Itinerary ReceiptsS3.B43.F1 TR's Travel Itinerary ReceiptsS3.B43.F3 TR's Travel Itinerary ReceiptsS3.B43.F5 TR's Travel Itinerary ReceiptsS3.B44.F1 TR's Travel Itinerary RecordsS3.B43.F7 TR's Unpublished PoemsS2.B5.F3 TR's Unpublished PoemsS2.B5.F7 TR's Unpublished Poetry BookS2.B5.F14 Translations of TierraS2.B3.F21 Transportation Center ProjectS4.B52.F2 Tribute by Family/ColleguesS5.B1.F21 "Tribute to Tomás Rivera"S5.B6.F2 Trinity Faculty AdministrationS3.B3.F9 True Story of Gregorio CortézS4.B61.F10 Tucson Border State ResearchS4.B58.F11 TULAS NewsletterS4.B29.F17 "Two Dimensions of Man" NotesS3.B66.F4 U.S. Army General CollegeS3.B42.F1 U.S. Congress LegislationS4.B16.F4

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 133 Archive U.S. Cultural/Literary JournalS2.B26.F1 U.S. Department of LaborS4.B51.F1 U.S. Language DevelopmentS4.B66.F13 U.S. Mexican Labor MarketS4.B66.F2 U.S.- Mexico Border ConferenceS2.B30.F11 U.S.- Mexico Border RelationsS4.B60.F17 U.S.- Mexico ConferenceS3.B30.F11 U.S.- Mexico Research MaterialS3.B61.F2 U.S. Published Policy ReportsS4.B56.F10 UC Academic CouncilS2.B29.F7 UC San Diego Arts NewsletterS2.B26.F13 UC San Diego Chicano JournalS2.B29.F6 UC Santa Cruz Student WorkshopS4.B22.F22 UC Systems' Education HearingsS4.B26.F4 UC Systems' L.A. MeetingsS4.B23.F1 UC Systems' Top officialsS5.B1.F10 UCB/El Salvador Peace MissionS4.B24.F8 UCI Chicano Literary ContestS2.B21.F7 UCLA Chicano Community PaperS5.B3.F6 UCLA Chicano PublicationsS2.B25.F8 UCLA Chicano Research CenterS2.B25.F21 UCLA Chicano Research ProjectS4.B55.F3 UCLA Graduation CeremoniesS2.B27.F6 UCLA Law Program ColloquiumS3.B24.F22 UCLA Spanish/Portuguese Dept.S2.B28.F5 UCR Academic Mission DataS3.B22.F2 UCR Academic MissionS3.B21.F2 UCR Academic MissionS3.B22.F1 UCR Academic Mission StatementS3.B21.F3 UCR Academic Plan and MissionS3.B20.F12 UCR Academic Plan and MissionS3.B20.F8 UCR Academic Plan and MissionS3.B21.F1 UCR Academic Plan and PolicyS3.B23.F2 UCR Academic Planning GoalsS3.B20.F13 UCR Academic Policy and BudgetS3.B22.F5 UCR Academic Program ConcernsS3.B22.F4 UCR Activities/TR ConferenceS5.B10.F1 UCR Administrative ActivitiesS5.B1.F9 UCR Administrative GoalsS3.B23.F1 UCR Admission StatisticsS3.B20.F1 UCR Annual Lecture SeriesS3.B28.F10 UCR Budget AllocationsS3.B20.F3 UCR Budget and Planning GoalsS3.B20.F6 UCR Budget and Planning NotesS3.B20.F7 UCR Budget and PlanningS3.B20.F2 UCR Budget/Policies ReviewS3.B22.F3 UCR Campus Academic StatementS3.B21.F15 UCR Campus Budget and ProgramsS3.B21.F6

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 134 Archive UCR Campus Planning StatementS3.B20.F15 UCR Chancellorship ArticlesS5.B2.F10 UCR Chancellorship ArticlesS5.B2.F11 UCR Chicano NewsletterS2.B26.F16 UCR Chicano Open HouseS2.B6.F49 UCR Chicano Student NewspaperS5.B3.F15 UCR Chicano Studies ProgramS2.B29.F10 UCR/CPC Research AgreementS4.B23.F4 UCR Employment PoliciesS3.B20.F5 UCR Events and TR InterviewsS5.B7.F1 UCR Expansion and DevelopmentS3.B20.F16 UCR Faculty Academic PolicyS3.B20.F9 UCR Faculty Planning GoalsS3.B21.F7 UCR Hosts President GardnerS3.B18.F1 UCR Inauguration CeremoniesS5.B1.F8 UCR Indirect Costs RatesS3.B20.F4 UCR Institutional ListingsS4.B3.F21 UCR Joint Educational ProgramsS4.B27.F1 UCR Joint Writer's SeriesS4.B22.F11 UCR Lecture: Eugene PattersonS4.B24.F10 UCR Modern Languages Dept.S2.B31.F16 UCR Physical/Academic ProgressS3.B17.F10 UCR Public Policy CommitteeS5.B4.F6 UCR Rivera Lecture VideotapesS5.B13.F1 UCR School of BusinessS4.B2.F22 UCR State of Campus AddressS3.B21.F4 UCR Student NewspaperS5.B3.F9 UCR Tenure Review: MartínezS3.B24.F20 UCR Welcoming SocialS4.B3.F34 UCSD Chicano Literary ReviewS2.B25.F3 UCSD Program CommitteeS4.B4.F15 UCSF Board of OverseersS3.B17.F9 Undergraduate Degree ProgramsS3.B13.F7 Undergraduate Degree StatusS3.B4.F20 Undergraduate Program HandbookS4.B32.F3 "Understanding the Humanities"S2.B6.F15 "Unfinished Education"S4.B65.F3 The University Annual ReportS3.B15.F13 University Assembly GuidelinesS3.B13.F4 University Awards BanquetS4.B25.F10 University Bilingual ProgramsS4.B48.F21 University Budget and GrantsS3.B15.F5 University Budget and GrantsS3.B23.F7 University CorrespondenceS3.B6.F1 University CorrespondenceS3.B6.F2 "A University Education"S2.B6.F38 University Evaluation ReportS3.B15.F14 University Fund-Raising DinnerS4.B27.F15

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 135 Archive University Goals of UTSAS3.B12.F1 University House AssessmentS3.B19.F9 University Language CentersS4.B54.F7 University Liaison NetworkS3.B13.F5 University of ArizonaS2.B28.F4 University of New Mexico PressS2.B29.F5 University of North CarolinaS2.B27.F4 University of North CarolinaS4.B63.F5 University of WisconsinS4.B4.F30 University PhotographsS5.B1.F3 University Receipts and NotesS3.B67.F5 University Reports and PolicyS4.B31.F5 University Research MaterialS4.B55.F7 University Staff BanquetS4.B25.F14 University Travel ReceiptsS4.B49.F7 Unpublished Short StoryS2.B5.F20 "The Unsung Philosophers"S2.B20.F1 Upward Bound ProgramS4.B2.F7 USC Centro Chicano ConferenceS4.B3.F9 Use-of-Animal PublicationsS3.B27.F5 UT Austin Chicano BibliographyS2.B22.F3 UT Austin Hispanic NewsletterS2.B28.F2 UT Austin Humanities SymposiumS4.B24.F15 UT Book CatalogsS2.B31.F15 UT Center for CommunicationS4.B49.F3 UT Research PublicationsS4.B49.F4 UTA Amerindian Poetry FestivalS4.B4.F27 UTA Center for Public SchoolsS4.B54.F9 UTA Latin American InstituteS2.B26.F11 UTEP Administration/AguilarS2.B24.F14 UTEP/UCR Re-scheduled MeetingsS4.B27.F18 UTSA Campus Tour: dos SantosS4.B28.F8 UTSA Center for the ArtsS4.B3.F15 UTSA/Chicano Community MeetingS4.B55.F5 UTSA Conference on EconomicsS4.B58.F7 UTSA Employment StatusS4.B49.F11 UTSA Employment StatusS4.B56.F7 UTSA Foreign Languages Dept.S2.B28.F9 UTSA Journal ListsS2.B22.F10 UTSA Student NewspaperS5.B3.F14 UTSA Teacher Education PolicyS4.B48.F12 "Vida en busca de forma"S2.B8.F5 Vida y diálogos de EspañaS2.B30.F1 A View from the LoftS2.B27.F12 Viewpoints on Community IssuesS4.B54.F3 Village Bookstore PublicationsS4.B57.F14 Vincent Price Collection TourS3.B39.F2 Visiting Teachers InstituteS4.B21.F4

Guide to the Tomás Rivera 253 136 Archive Volunteer Bar AssociationS4.B22.F2 Weatherhead Border StudiesS4.B66.F10 West Coast Scholars MeetingS4.B3.F12 Western New Mexico UniversityS4.B3.F14 "What is Leadership?"S2.B6.F42 "What is the Short Story?"S2.B21.F13 White House VisitsS5.B1.F19 Women in Higher EducationS3.B29.F13 Women's Political ConferenceS4.B4.F14 Work Study Grant ApplicationsS4.B1.F3 Workbook on AccreditationS4.B16.F7 Workshop on Chicano LiteratureS4.B20.F8 Workshop on the Chicano ChildS4.B21.F1 World Congress of SociologyS4.B30.F8 Writing Styles/TechniquesS3.B60.F1 XIV Congreso de LiteraturaS4.B3.F32 XV Annual Language MeetingS4.B1.F8 XV Hispanic ConferenceS4.B5.F15 XVI Congreso de LiteraturaS4.B13.F3 XVI Congreso de LiteraturaS4.B21.F8 XVI Congreso InternacionalS4.B28.F17 XXIII Annual officer's BanquetS4.B22.F7 XXXI Anniversary ReceptionS4.B5.F3 "...y no se lo tragó la tierra"S2.B3.F7 Young Student ExperienceS5.B1.F22 Youth Leadership ConferenceS4.B3.F28 "Zoo Island" Original DraftS2.B3.F9 Index "20th Century Mexico: Images"S5.B4.F14 30th Anniversary CeremonyS5.B1.F18 75th Anniversary CeremonyS5.B1.F15 94th Annual Conference DataS3.B26.F5 97th Annual Conference ReportsS3.B26.F6

Section 1. The Biographical Works of Tomás Rivera. Series Scope and Content Summary 16 boxes containing handwritten compositions and printed material on the life and philosophy of Dr. Rivera, mainly covering the years 1965 to 1984.

Box 1, Folder 1 Early Childhood Outlines 1960-65 Physical Description: 5 AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR writes about his family history and outlines his grandfather's involvement in the Mexican Revolution. Include material on TR's childhood years in Crystal City, TX, and attending the barrio school of doña Herminia Sifuentes.

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Folder 2 Public School Reflections 1960-79 Physical Description: 8 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR reflects on his early educational experiences from barrio schools to public schools in Crystal City, TX. Describes the most influential teachers he had as a child and first use of a public library. Include TR's birth certificate.

Folder 3 Family Correspondence 1957-78 Physical Description: 20 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Contain various letters from TR's children and close relatives. Include vintage letters sent to Concepción Rivera dating back to the late 1950's with early poetry.

Folder 4 TR's Academic Development 1968-70 Physical Description: 12 TMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR writes about his civic and academic development as he pursues a career in higher education. Include latest material on his published research and administrative duties.

Folder 5 Educational Transcripts 1956-65 Physical Description: 8 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. TR's college transcripts from Southwest Texas State Teachers College and of UT Austin. Include some of his Crystal City High School transcripts obtained by the TR Documentary Team in 1988.

Folder 6 University of Arizona 1963 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Guido Capponi, director of the Spanish Institute of the National Defense and Education Act at the University of Arizona congratulates TR on being chosen to attend their Summer Program for secondary teachers in Guadalajara, México.

Folder 7 UON Graduate Acceptance 1966 Physical Description: 4 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The University of Oklahoma at Norman accepts TR as a graduate student for the fall of 1966. Includes a letter of recommendation from Lowell Dunham, chairman of the Department of Modern Languages at UON.

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Folder 8 UCR Memorial Material 1984 Physical Description: 46 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Articles concerning TR's sudden death and memorial services held at UCR. Include press releases and essays on the contributions TR made to the humanities and higher education.

Folder 9 UCR Memorial Program 1984-85 Physical Description: 4 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Various colleagues from California and Texas create poems and dedicate them to TR. Includes a memorial poem on the symbol of excellence TR portrayed.

Folder 10 UCR Memorial Service 1984 Physical Description: 40 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Articles regarding the ceremony of TR's memorial at UCR in tribute to his life and work. Include press releases and essays highlighting his outstanding career as an educator.

Folder 11 UCR Memorial Material 1975-84 Physical Description: 11 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Several newspaper articles and press releases highlighting TR's life and work. Include his literary and academic development at various universities.

Folder 12 Philosophical Ideas of TR 1970-78 Physical Description: 9 AMs/TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR discusses and analyzes his thoughts on the existential questions of life. He also defines his ideas on the meaning of life and the purpose of art and literature. (This file contains the essence of TR's wisdom and philosophy.)

Folder 13 Philosophy Questions 1960-70 Physical Description: 2 AMs/TM Scope and Content Note Eng. Contain information on the philosophical nature of man and TR's questions on ethics of a human society. Includes the essay entitled "The Ways of Mankind," by Walter Goldschmidt.

Folder 14 CEO Goals and Objectives 1980-84 Physical Description: 3 AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. TR discusses his development in the academic arena and his goals as a corporate executive officer. Contain material on the goal orientation he set up for himself in reaching the post of corporate executive officer of UCR.

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Folder 15 Philosophical Development 1957 Physical Description: 2 AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. TR gives his own philosophy of life and the balance needed for a fully actualized life. Discusses the four spectrums of living; the spiritual, social, intellectual and physical.

Box 2, Folder 1 Early Curriculum Vitae 1969-72 Physical Description: 8 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Early versions of TR's first curriculum vitae submitted to various organizations and universities. Include material on conferences and programs he attended.

Folder 2 UTSA Academic Outlines 1970-74 Physical Description: 10 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Early drafts of TR's curriculum vitae during his tenure at the University of Texas at San Antonio.

Folder 3 UTSA Educational Outlines 1975 Physical Description: 4 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Revisions on TR's curriculum vitae at UTSA including material on his published research and administrative duties.

Folder 4 UTSA Academic Outlines 1977-78 Physical Description: 12 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR's revised curriculum vitae at UTSA as the vice president for administration. Contain the most recent bibliographic entries on TR's publications.

Folder 5 UTEP Academic Outlines 1979 Physical Description: 6 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR's revised curriculum vitae before he transfers from the University of Texas at El Paso to the University of California at Riverside.

Folder 6 UCR Academic Memberships 1981 Physical Description: 1 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR revises his curriculum vitae to include his most recent memberships in education. Include latest honors received from various institutions across the United States.

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Folder 7 UCR New Appointments 1983 Physical Description: 1 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR revises his curriculum vitae to include the most recent information on his new appointments in education and honors at UCR.

Folder 8 UCR Curriculum Vitae 1984 Physical Description: 1 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR's final UCR curriculum vitae with the most current information on his career before his death on May 16, 1984.

Box 3, Folder 1 UCR Corporate Network 1979 Physical Description: 4 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Revised copies of TR's curriculum vitae at UCR which include the latest appointments to educational and corporate boards across the U.S.

Folder 2 UCR Curriculum Update 1980 Physical Description: 11 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Various copies of TR's curriculum vitae at UCR and information on his most recent appointments and honors.

Folder 3 New Academic Appointments 1981 Physical Description: 5 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Revised copies of TR's curriculum vitae at UCR and his new academic appointments in higher education.

Folder 4 UCR Academic Honors 1982 Physical Description: 10 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Copies of TR's revised curriculum vitae and current honors from various universities in the U.S.

Folder 5 UCR Academic Record 1983 Physical Description: 15 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR revises his UCR curriculum vitae and adds his most recent educational and corporate appointments.

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Folder 6 UCR Administrative Honors 1984 Physical Description: 8 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Copies of TR's revised curriculum vitae with his most current educational and administrative appointments.

Folder 7 Revised Curriculum Vitae 1984 Physical Description: 15 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Contain material on TR's educational development and on his most current revisions to his UCR curriculum vitae.

Folder 8 TR's Academic Career 1969-84 Physical Description: 7 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR's curriculum vitae of his educational and administrative development throughout his academic career at the University of Oklahoma at Norman, the University of Texas at San Antonio and the University of California at Riverside.

Sub-section 1.1 Correspondence of Tomás Rivera.

Box 4, Folder 1 Abbott, James H. 1969-75 Physical Description: 11 ALS/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The Council on International Educational Exchange sends TR information on its travel policy. Also, Dr. Abbott updates TR on the future visits of García Márquez and Cortázar to the University of Oklahoma and about his book on Azorín.

Folder 2 Ables, Robert L. 1974 Physical Description: 2 ALS/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The undergraduate students of Puerta Abierta invites TR to speak on Chicano literature at Bee County Junior College in Beeville, TX, during its symposium on September 12, 1974.

Folder 3 Abrego, Silas H. 1972 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Sp. TR requests information from Montal Associates on bilingual and bicultural services offered to the community. TR states that El Ojo: Chicano Newsletter, lists their programs.

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Folder 4 Ackley, Randall 1974-75 Physical Description: 6 TLS Scope and Content Note Sp. Updates TR on the current film, Southwest Indian, and on the Southwest Poets Conference. Also, discusses Randall's new manuscript entitled "People from the Rio Grande."

Folder 5 Ader, Kathleen J. 1972 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR shows interest in the new chairmanship in the Department of Foreign Languages at New Mexico State University, but then receives word that Dr. Sergio Elizondo was selected.

Folder 6 Affleck, Marilyn 1980 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The University of Oklahoma invites TR to speak at its homecoming conference entitled "Celebrating Diversity in Graduate Education," on February 9, 1980.

Folder 7 Aguayo, Al 1975 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The Denver Public School District invites TR to be a consultant on their bilingual education program in order to improve the needs of a diverse student population.

Folder 8 Aguilar, Andy 1983 Physical Description: 3 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Sends TR a cover letter; include Aguilar's letter to the president of L.A. Times, and commentary on the psychology of the Chicano to the editor of Esquire magazine, explaining a special project with Mexico and the Chicano community.

Folder 9 Aguilar D., Ricardo 1979-82 Physical Description: 23 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Personal file on Aguilar's academic work including his curriculum vitae and new publications in Aztlárr, Excelsior, and Tierra Abierta. Also, discusses his work in Palabra Nueva; El Gallo Ilustrado; and El Día.

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Folder 10 Aguirre, Alfred 1979 Physical Description: 2 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. Congratulates TR as the new chancellor of UCR. He mentions finding out about it in the August 1979, issue of Nuestro magazine. TR responds: "Concha, kids and I are doing quite well, after migrating around the country."

Folder 11 Aguirre, Lila 1982 Physical Description: 4 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. Updates TR on her future plans in Texas: "I have 26 years of federal service so I plan to retire and do my thing." TR answers: "I envy you... I was in Texas for a week and I certainly sensed a lot of activity, optimism and cultura..."

Folder 12 Alarcón S., Justo 1979-83 Physical Description: 12 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Updates TR on a new Chicano journal, La Palabra: " Será exclusivamente (o casi) en español, sin excluir algo creativo inglés o bilingüe." Include notes and Justo's vita.

Folder 13 Alcalá, Hugo 1983 Physical Description: 5 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A UCR professor sends TR an update on his living conditions in Paraguay. "La repatriación tiene sus inconvenientes. No precisamente el de `you can never go home again,' sino otros que dejan perplejo al repatriado."

Folder 14 Alcaraz, Javier 1972 Physical Description: 3 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Sends TR a letter of interest in a Spanish fellowship and Ph.D. program at the University of Texas at San Antonio. TR responds that UTSA does not have such a program in Spanish.

Folder 15 Alcover, Madeleine 1973 Physical Description: 3 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Sends TR a letter showing an interest in teaching French literature at UTSA. Encloses her curriculum vitae and publication plans concerning her new critical edition of Cyrano de Bergerac's l'Autre monde, forthcoming from Paris, France.

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Folder 16 Alfaro, Jr., Manuel R. 1972 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. A professor of Central Michigan University sends TR an honoraium for his lecture given to the Chicano students.

Folder 17 Allen, Amy A. 1972 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR thanks the Visiting Teachers Institute for inviting him to speak regarding his views on higher education.

Folder 18 Allen, Barbara 1982 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR gives his recommendation to a reference request from the California State Department of Social Services.

Folder 19 Allen, Stuart J. 1972 Physical Description: 1 ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR requests material from the Association of Texas Colleges and Universities concerning accreditation guidelines.

Folder 20 Alley, Bill 1975 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR requests information on setting up a scholarship fund at Southwest Texas State University. "While I attended SWTSU, I was taught by at least one outstanding professor who really opened up new avenues of intellectual endeavor and growth."

Folder 21 Alvarado, Andrew 1980 Physical Description: 3 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The California State University at Fresno invites TR to the inauguration of Dr. Tomás Arciniega who becomes the highest ranking Chicano academic administrator of the CSU System.

Folder 22 Alvirez, David 1981 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR recommends him for the position of vice president of Pan American University in Texas. TR states: "I believe that his record...plus his credibility with students, staff and faculty make him a worthwhile candidate for the position."

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Folder 23 Alurista, (Urista, A.) 1974-81 Physical Description: 9 TLS/AL Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Sends TR an update on how "Festival Floricanto II promete ser una bomba literaria con semejante participación." Also, TR congratulates Alurista on the first issue of Maize. ¡Felicitaciones! Como siempre lo que haces, lo haces bien."

Folder 24 Amaya, Abel 1974-80 Physical Description: 3 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. TR supports a Ford Foundation grant for Dr. Sergio Elizondo to participate in the Cuarto Congreso de la Nueva Narrativa Hispanoamericana at the Universidad del Valle, Columbia.

Folder 25 Ament, Barbara 1977 Physical Description: 4 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The program assistant for the Hispanic conference sends TR his honorarium for his speech at the Visitors Program in Washington, D.C., on December 7, 1977.

Folder 26 Anaya, Rudolfo 1971-83 Physical Description: 13 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR supports him for an MacArthur Prize stating: "I judge that his most important demonstration of his capacity for original work is through his continuance of a `myth' in the setting of New Mexico." Include Anaya's discussion of Tierra.

Folder 27 Anaya, Tony 1983 Physical Description: 5 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR writes to the governor of New Mexico of his delight in meeting him during the commencement in Puerto Rico. Anaya writes: "I am particularly interested in the concrete steps that your university has taken in a quest for excellence."

Folder 28 Ancira, R.E. 1972 Physical Description: 1 TL Scope and Content Note Eng. TR accepts the invitation to be the guest speaker for the LULAC Installation of officers Banquet on June 5, 1972.

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Folder 29 Anderson, Gene 1979 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR professor sends TR a letter regarding his opinions on the history and the present condition of the campus. He laments the expansion of the administrative bureaucracy and the decline of the faculty and student body.

Folder 30 Andrade, Sally 1978 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Congratulates TR on his new position as executive vice president of the University of Texas at El Paso. TR responds: "The university also has a bright future and during these first few days I am getting to know quite a few people..."

Folder 31 Andrews, Grover J. 1977 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR responds to a letter of the UTSA Committee on Standards and Reports. He states: "We are delighted to know that the committee has reviewed and accepted our report."

Folder 32 Andrews, Jr., Norwood 1974 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR thanks the director of the Placement Bureau of Texas Tech University for the prompt reply to his request.

Folder 33 Anguiano, Leonard R. 1975 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The Mexican American Cultural Center of San Antonio invites TR to be their guest speaker and be interviewed on KWEX-TV.

Folder 34 Apodaca, David 1974 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Thanks TR for the exchange of ideas and essays on Chicano literature, especially for his story, "Las salamandras." TR submits a few manuscripts of other Chicano writers to be reviewed for publishing in Puerto del Sol.

Folder 35 Aragón, Luis 1977 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The Citizens Communication Center receives TR's agenda for his visit to Washington D.C., regarding the Latino media.

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Folder 36 Arce, Carlos 1978-83 Physical Description: 7 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR sends an update on various opportunities that exist internationally through the Fulbright program. Also, Dr. Arce nominates TR to the College Board. Include Arce's vita.

Folder 37 Arciniega, Joe 1979 Physical Description: 4 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. The MEChA chairperson of Riverside City College invites TR to be the keynote speaker of the "End Barrio Warfare Conference." The focus is to educate those Chicanos who will be managing society in the future.

Folder 38 Arciniega, Tomás 1982-83 Physical Description: 22 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR promotes Arciniega's leadership skills and recommends him for the presidency of several universities. TR states: "He is a person of great integrity..." Also, Arciniega sends TR a copy of a letter addressed to the president of the U.S.

Folder 39 Arellano, Raúl 1975 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Asks permission to publish TR's essay, "Dynamic Intimacy," in the forthcoming Journal of Ethnic Studies, fall of 1975.

Folder 40 Arévalo, Rudolfo 1973-82 Physical Description: 5 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The Hispanic Administrators and Faculty Association invites TR to receive an award for strong leadership in education.

Folder 41 Arias, Antonio 1980 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Sp. The city of Hemet invites TR to be the keynote speaker during its Cinco de Mayo festivities.

Folder 42 Arias, Ron 1975-79 Physical Description: 21 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR writes the preface for Arias' novel, Tamazunchale, and states his philosophy of literature. Also, Arias sends TR a new short story, "El señor del Chivo." Many publications and literary ideas are mentioned in their correspondence.

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Folder 43 Avena, Richard J. 1973 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR thanks the Commission for Civil Rights for the material from their research agency.

Folder 44 Ávila, Arthur D. 1983 Physical Description: 5 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR thanks Dr. Ávila for sending a copy of his remarks made in testimony at the Human Relations Commission.

Folder 45 Ayala, Elaine 1978 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The MEChA students thank TR for the excellent presentation of Chicano literature and invites him to return next year to the University of Philadelphia.

Folder 46 Ayer, George W. 1972 Physical Description: 3 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Reimbursement details are examined with TR for the informal discussion on planning and structure of UTSA.

Box 5, Folder 1 Bacchetti, Raymond F. 1972 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR requests information regarding an administrative position at Stanford. Later, TR writes that he has changed his mind.

Folder 2 Baker, Jr., Howard H. 1983 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Sends TR appreciation for the exchange of ideas during his visit to Washington, D.C. Baker states: "Our dialogue was important to me, and I hope our paths cross again."

Folder 3 Baldwin II, Lewis M. 1972 Physical Description: 4 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Asks permission to publish TR's short stories from Tierra, in the forthcoming anthology, Voices of Aztlán.

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Folder 4 Ballesteros, David 1971-81 Physical Description: 8 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR supports the Teacher Corps program in Edgewood, TX, and recommends Ballesteros as a qualified administrator to the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.

Folder 5 Ballesteros, Octavio A. 1975 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Requests TR to submit an article for a new bilingual/bicultural anthology focusing on higher education.

Folder 6 Baltodano, Josefina C. 1982-83 Physical Description: 3 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Requests TR to send her a few poems to be included in her presentations and also invites him to visit UC Berkeley. Include TR's congratulations on Dr. Baltodano's leadership in Raza Administrators and Counselors in Higher Education.

Folder 7 Barac, Vladimir 1975 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Requests information regarding teaching positions at UTSA. Include his curriculum vitae and a brief teaching outline.

Folder 8 Barkin, Kenneth D. 1979 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Congratulates TR as the new chancellor of UCR and explains the Education Abroad Program. TR thanks him for his letter.

Folder 9 Barrera, Cecilio 1983 Physical Description: 1 ALS Scope and Content Note Sp. TR sends him a letter concerning the philosophy and mission of a land-grant university, such as UCR. He also states his goals and vision for a better university.

Folder 10 Barricelli, Jean-Pierre 1979 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Congratulates TR as the new chancellor of UCR and is convinced that "under your leadership UCR will fare very well."

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Folder 11 Barrio, Raymond 1980 Physical Description: 3 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Congratulates TR as the new chancellor of UCR and sends his new book entitled The Plum Plum Pickers.

Folder 12 Barrios, Gregg 1981 Physical Description: 8 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR writes the forward to Greg Barrios' Puro rollo stating: "This collection of poems is about deep and profound sensitivity as well as cynical and ideal political perception."

Folder 13 Bayless, Carl C. 1982 Physical Description: 5 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. Requests TR to send him a letter of reference. TR responds: "Yes, I would be more than glad to provide a reference anytime you need one."

Folder 14 Beaty, Charles 1984 Physical Description: 2 ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR sends congratulations to the high school principal for his Blue Star Regiment's participation in the Rose Bowl.

Folder 15 Benitez, Yolanda 1983 Physical Description: 3 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR sends his recommendation to the Educational Placement Department stating: "I recommend Ms. Benítez as an accomplished administrator."

Folder 16 Bennett, Rose Marie 1971-78 Physical Description: 5 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR is invited to be a judge for the poetry contest during the "Festival Hispánico," in San Antonio, TX.

Folder 17 Bensusan, Guy 1972 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Sends TR a letter requesting information on the slide presentation he exhibited at Michigan State University.

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Folder 18 Bernal, Ernest M. 1976-84 Physical Description: 5 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR recommends Dr. Bernal for the position of director of the Department of Bicultural/Bilingual Studies at UTSA. Updates TR on his new research projects at CSU Fresno.

Folder 19 Bernal, Joe J. 1975 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Requests TR's input on a bilingual educational survey for his doctoral dissertation in Texas.

Folder 20 Bernal, María L. 1982 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR is invited to be the keynote speaker for the banquet at the First Annual Chicano Youth Leadership Conference held in Sacramento, CA. Include agenda and background material.

Folder 21 Bernhardt, Kathryn 1979 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR grants permission to publish his short stories in the anthology of Modern Chicano Writers, sponsored by Spectrum Books.

Folder 22 Betanzos-P., Odón 1984 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Sp. TR is invited to be a corresponding scholar for the Academia Norteamericana de la Lengua Española. TR gladly accepts the appointment: "Acepto la nominación con todo gusto."

Folder 23 Betchov, Greti 1973 Physical Description: 4 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR reads Robert J. Garza's manuscript, Contemporary Chicano Theatre, and gives the publishers his literary critique.

Folder 24 Biddle, Livingston L. 1977 Physical Description: 3 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The National Endowment for the Arts thanks TR for his fine contribution made to the National Council of the Arts.

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Folder 25 Bigelow-Dixon, Michael 1980 Physical Description: 3 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR receives a copy of a play manuscript adapted from Tierra, and would like to discuss it with the playwright.

Folder 26 Blake, Jr., Elias 1978 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR writes that he will be unable to attend the inauguration ceremonies of the nineteenth president of Clark College in Atlanta, GA, due to previous commitments.

Folder 27 Blakely, Edward J. 1980 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Recognizes TR as a leader for the Latino community in California and acknowledges reading about him in El Chicano.

Folder 28 Bleznick, Donald W. 1969 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The Hispania publication confirms TR's interest in possible book reviews dealing with teaching Spanish and Portuguese.

Folder 29 Bloch, Jacqueline 1979 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The Texas Association of College Teachers thank TR for hi keynote address on minorities in higher education.

Folder 30 Booker, sam 1972 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The U.S. office of Education invites TR to be an evaluator to assist in selecting proposals which will help improve equal educational opportunities for all minority students.

Folder 31 Bottalico, Michele 1978 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/It. Requests TR's permission to translate Tierra, into Italian for publication in Italy. He includes a small sample of his Italian translation of ...e la terra non si apri'.

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Folder 32 Bourgin, Mariada C. 1977-78 Physical Description: 4 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Sends TR material on the Fulbright-Hays research guidelines and requests that if he goes to Cuba and presents a paper at the Casa de las Américas, to send back his first impressions.

Folder 33 Bowen, Joshua David 1977 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Sends TR a letter on the administrative details dealing with the publishing of a Mexican edition of Romance Villista.

Folder 34 Boyd, Lois 1982-83 Physical Description: 9 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR reviews León Felipe: The Essential Poet, and finds "the work lacks originality." He also states that Luis Rius' Poeta de barro is the best analysis written on León Felipe.

Folder 35 Boyer, Ernest L. 1980-83 Physical Description: 7 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR thanks Ernest Boyer, president of the Carnegie Foundation for his participation during the inauguration ceremonies at UCR. Include material on the book, The High School Report.

Folder 36 Bracero, Aida 1972 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The Environmental Action Coalition requests material in Spanish from TR to help educate Latino groups in New York on how to get rid of water and garbage pollution.

Folder 37 Bradley, Tom 1981 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Sends TR information on A1 Juárez, the new director of the Small Business Program for the city of Los Angeles, CA.

Folder 38 Branch, William B. 1977 Physical Description: 3 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Sends TR information concerning the staffing of the Carnegie Commission on the Future of Public Television and some problem involving institutional racism.

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Folder 39 Breeding, Joan 1981 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR is invited to join the provost and president of Loma Linda University at a special breakfast with LLU's Board of Trustees to help raise scholarships funds.

Folder 40 Briggs, James E. 1977 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The U.S. Department of State thanks TR for his thoughtful letter and assistance on the First Hispanic Day Conference at Washington, D.C.

Folder 41 Briones, Ernesto 1971-72 Physical Description: 4 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR sends him material on the opening of UTSA and of the present timetable for the identification of faculty.

Folder 42 Brown, Ab 1982 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Congratualtes TR on being selected chairman of the National Chicano Council on Higher Education.

Folder 43 Brown, Jr., George 1981-84 Physical Description: 5 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Sends TR a letter concerning the Pell Grant Program and the Reagan administration's appropriations proposals to cut back on student loans. Include UCR general correspondence.

Folder 44 Brown, Irving R. 1978 Physical Description: 3 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR is invited to meets with the faculty of UTEP during the Department's General Faculty Meeting on November 7, 1978.

Folder 45 Bruce-Novoa, Juan 1975-79 Physical Description: 11 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. TR agrees to participate in Chicano Authors: Inquiry by Interview. He states: "I share your enthusiasm in attempting to complete this project." Bruce-Novoa also discusses a new theory of looking at TR's novel based on the interior voice.

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Folder 46 Brueckner, Peter F. 1978 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR is invited to attend the reunion given by the Department of Modern Languages and Literature at the University of Oklahoma at Norman.

Folder 47 Buggs, John A. 1974 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Requests TR to participate in a national conference of the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights addressing problems facing the public school system of the Southwest.

Folder 48 Burnam, Rhonda 1974 Physical Description: 3 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR writes a poem which is requested by a high school student. He writes: "Who are you Rhonda? / unknown to me... Somehow, / yes somehow, because / of you, / we are now part of each other / always / For you have dared to extend the word."

Folder 49 Burns, Gerald P. 1978 Physical Description: 3 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR agrees to give a seminar for the Leadership Training Institute of Our Lady of the Lake University. His focus will be "La educación universitaria."

Folder 50 Burtchaell, James T. 1979-82 Physical Description: 4 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR accepts the nomination to join the National Commission for Hispanic Americans. Receives new material on the need to secure enough funding to begin operations.

Folder 51 Burunat, Silvia 1983 Physical Description: 4 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Asks permission to publish TR's short stories from Tierra, hoping to produce a new textbook entitled Nuevas voces del barrio. Include legal issues by Editorial Justa Press.

Folder 52 Bustamante, Jorge 1972-83 Physical Description: 12 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR regrets he will be unable to attend the seminar at UNAM on the Chicano movement. Also, the World Affairs Council invites Dr. Bustamente to be their honored guest speake.

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Folder 53 Butler, John L. 1982 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR sends appreciation for the pleasure of participating in the commencement ceremonies at Western New Mexico University and for the degree of honoris causa.

Box 6, Folder 1 Camarillo, Alberto 1978 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Sp. TR sends a letter of appreciation stating: "Antes que se pase más tiempo quería mandarte una notita para expresarte el orgullo que sentí al trabajar juntos por el progreso de nuestra gente."

Folder 2 Camp, Hilda 1978 Physical Description: 4 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. A student of UTSA requests TR to review her mother's poetry. TR agrees to analyze the literary manuscripts.

Folder 3 Campbell, León 1980 Physical Description: 3 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. Sends TR an article entitled "Up From Obscurity: Voices of Mexican American Literature," by Raymund A. Paredes. Also, TR writes him a note of appreciation for his thoughtfulness.

Folder 4 Canaday, John E. 1980 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR invites the vice chairman of Southern California Savings and Loan Association to visit UCR.

Folder 5 Candelaria, Cordelia 1981 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Sends TR an article on the "Chancellor's Group Expanding Search," formed to aid the selection of a new chancellor at the University of Colorado at Boulder.

Folder 6 Cano, Luis R. 1977-78 Physical Description: 5 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR receives material from the Asociación para el Avance del México Americano and joins the board to assist in the planning strategies of future events.

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Folder 7 Cano, Rubén 1974 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR gives a lecture on Chicano literature at the University of Houston and thanks everyone for such a delightful visit.

Folder 8 Cantú, Bennie 1974 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR sends information regarding his academic status at UTSA.

Folder 9 Cantú, Roberto 1974-83 Physical Description: 5 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR sends confirmation to the editor of Mester, that he has finished his novel, "La casa grande del pueblo," and thanks Cantú for sending him copies of Escolios and Campo Libre.

Folder 10 Cárdenas-Dwyer, Carlota 1981 Physical Description: 11 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR thanks her for the pamphlet on "How to Help Your Child Become a Better Writer." Includes a request for TR to write a recommendation for Cárdenas-Dwyer's tenure process.

Folder 11 Cárdenas, Isaac 1974 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Requests information from TR on employment opportunities at UTSA. Encloses his vita just in case TR becomes aware of any other job openings in educational administration.

Folder 12 Cardus, David 1976 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR is invited to present a paper at a symposium sponsored by the Institute of Hispanic Culture of Houston. His paper is entitled "The Spanish Language in the United States, 1513-1976."

Folder 13 Carilla, Emilio 1980-82 Physical Description: 14 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Sp. A UCR professor sends TR various articles on Spanish literature and explains his abrupt departure from UCR. TR states: "Usted no necesita ni debe ninguna explicación a nadie por la forma abrupta de su alejamiento de Riverside."

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Folder 14 Carlos, Alberto 1979 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Sends TR a letter regarding his new short stories and book entitled Anglos and Other Strangers in Chicano Fiction.

Folder 15 Carlos, Manuel L. 1984 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Requests TR's advice in an anthology of Chicano literature which would be produced in collaboration with Spanish institutions and government agencies.

Folder 16 Carreón, Jr., Reynaldo J. 1981 Physical Description: 4 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. Invites TR to be a keynote speaker for La Segunda Conferencia Hispana del Desierto on April 21, 1981, in Indio, CA.

Folder 17 Carrillo, Manuel 1983 Physical Description: 6 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. Daniel Gómez sends TR a catalog on Carrillo's photography and would like to set up a meeting to discuss the importance of his work.

Folder 18 Carter, Jimmy 1979 Physical Description: 1 PrP Scope and Content Note Eng. The White House sends TR a Christmas card which is signed by Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter on December 19, 1979.

Folder 19 Castañeda, Antonia 1975 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Sp. TR refers to his novel, "La casa grande," and mentions his new story, "Las salamandras," published in Mester and Caracol.

Folder 20 Castañeda, V. Emilio 1982 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Sp. Sends TR a letter of appreciation for the concern and advice given on the administrative dilemma with the Academic Senate of the University of New Mexico.

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Folder 21 Castañeda, James A. 1971-74 Physical Description: 4 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The Institute of Hispanic Culture invites TR to give a presentation on Chicano literature at Rice University of Houston, TX.

Folder 22 Castillo, Leonel J. 1977 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Sp. TR sends best wishes on his new role as U.S. Commissioner of Immigration and Naturalization. TR writes: "Sé que bajo tu liderato se le traerá más justicia al pueblo..."

Folder 23 Castro, Rodolfo H. 1980-81 Physical Description: 19 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR sends his recommendation on Castro's work as a community leader for a presidential appointment at the White House.

Folder 24 Cavallari, Héctor Mario 1983 Physical Description: 3 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Sp. Professor Cavallari sends TR a copy of his essay entitled "La muerte y el deseo: notas sobre la poesía de Juan Felipe Herrera," presented at the García Márquez symposium at UCR.

Folder 25 Cavazos, Lauro F. 1983 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Sends TR a letter of appreciation for exchange of ideas concerning their philosophy of education. Cavazos recognizes their similarities in thinking and development.

Folder 26 Chabrán, Richard 1980 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. A Chicano studies librarian at UCLA sends TR an article entitled "The Production of Chicano Writings," submitted for TR's information and review.

Folder 27 Chandler, Bruce 1984 Physical Description: 3 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR recommends UCR's teaching ethos at the under graduate level to Chandler's son who is interested in continuing his education at the university level.

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Folder 28 Chapman, James P. 1978 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Sends TR some questions regarding budget preparations using the formula budgeting system and requests that TR send some examples of how UTSA prepares its budget.

Folder 29 Char, Kenneth F.C. 1980 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The vice chairman of Aloha Airlines sends TR congratulations as the new chancellor of UCR.

Folder 30 Charles, Alan F. 1984 Physical Description: 1 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. Sends TR apologies regarding the incident that occurred at the UC Board Regents' meeting at UCLA.

Folder 31 Chater, Shirley S. 1981-83 Physical Description: 4 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR recommends her to David P. Gardner for the position of chancellor at the UC Irvine campus.

Folder 32 Chavaría, Elvira 1980 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The Benson Latin American Collection of UT Austin offers to house TR's manuscripts. TR accepts, but later changes his mind.

Folder 33 Chávez, Alberto 1979-80 Physical Description: 11 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR sends Chávez a letter of recommendation for the Education Policy Fellowship at George Washington University.

Folder 34 Chávez, Richard 1979 Physical Description: 2 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. Requests information on how to publish his book of poetry. TR sends him the address of Tonatiuh Publications, Inc.

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Folder 35 Chavira, Robert 1975 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR sends him information regarding scholarship opportunities in Texas and recommends that he contact Project STAY.

Folder 36 Cheng, Grace M. 1981 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Sends TR an update on her current academic status at UCR and requests a letter of recommendation.

Folder 37 Cheung, Domino K. 1979 Physical Description: 1 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. Sends TR congratulations as the new chancellor of UCR and inquires if he remembers "the good old hard working days."

Folder 38 Chittenden, Jean 1972 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR is confirmed as professor in the Department of Foreign Languages of Trinity University at San Antonio, TX, on a part-time basis.

Folder 39 Christenberry, George E. 1971 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR requests information concerning innovative procedures and materials in creating a foreign language department at a new university which he is in the process of developing.

Folder 40 Cisneros, René 1977-79 Physical Description: 12 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. Requests a letter of recommedation from TR for a NEH Summer Seminar and for a new academic position in Chicano studies.

Folder 41 Cleaver, Thomas J. 1978-80 Physical Description: 9 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Requests a letter of recommendation from TR for the position of dean of the School of Education at Stephen F. Austin State University, TX.

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Folder 42 Clegg, J. Halvor 1974 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Requests information from TR on developing a bilingual educational program at Brigham Young University at Provo, UT.

Folder 43 Clute, Steve 1984 Physical Description: 3 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Sends TR an invitation to attend a fund-raiser for his reelection campaign to the State Assembly of California.

Folder 44 Cobos, Rubén 1974-75 Physical Description: 10 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Sends TR an update on his upcoming book entitled Spanish Proverbs of the Southwest.

Folder 45 Coe, Robert K. 1979 Physical Description: 2 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. The dean of the School of Business at CSPU San Luis Obispo sends TR congratulations as the new chancellor of UCR.

Folder 46 Cogburn, Cathy 1972 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Requests material from TR regarding undergraduate studies at UTSA and specifically in the area of elementary education.

Folder 47 Cole, Harold E. 1967 Physical Description: 1 ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR receives a request to translate an article for Lear Siegler, Incorporated; the title is not mentioned.

Folder 48 Conrad, Eileen 1981-83 Physical Description: 23 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Requests TR's recommendation for a journalistic position at the Sun Company newspaper of San Bernardino, CA.

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Folder 49 Contreras, Frank 1976 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The Fourteenth Annual Migrant Education Conference invites TR to be the keynote speaker and address the theme, "Towards New Horizons."

Folder 50 Contreras, Lucio 1983 Physical Description: 1 ALS Scope and Content Note Sp. The administrator of Data Services of the Attorney General's office of Austin, TX, thanks TR for the journals sent and compliments him for the excellent work in the community.

Folder 51 Cording, Dick 1980 Physical Description: 1 ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. The dean of humanities of Sam Houston State University in Huntsville, TX, sends TR congratulations on his new job.

Folder 52 Cornelius, Wayne A. 1977 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR agrees to moderate a panel on Chicano studies entitled "Chicano Literature: Intellectual Implication," sponsored by the Latin American Studies Association at the University of Houston, TX.

Folder 53 Cornwall, Frank I. 1976 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The director of the UT System Police Academy invites TR to give a lecture to the Twenty-third Basic Training School Session at UT Austin and speak on Chicano issues and perspectives that can help the law enforcement profession.

Folder 54 Coronado, Gregorio 1978-79 Physical Description: 2 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. An educator of the Equal Opportunity office of Weber State College, Ogden, UT, congratulates TR on his new position.

Folder 55 Cortés, Carlos 1979-80 Physical Description: 7 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. Sends TR some recent articles on Hispanics and the media. Thanks TR for attending the Chicano studies potluck.

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Folder 56 Cortéz, Carlos P. 1979 Physical Description: 3 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. Requests a letter of recommendation from TR to enroll in a doctoral program in bilingual education at Texas A & I University at Kingsville.

Folder 57 Cousins, Norman 1972 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR sends his response to Cousins regarding his new journal entitled World, and hopes that their friendship can develop.

Folder 58 Crabbe, Orval R. 1983 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR sends a letter of appreciation to the president of Hiram Walker Incorporated for the elegant Christmas gift.

Folder 59 Creighton, Stuart 1977 Physical Description: 3 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Sends TR the latest material on La Voz de Colorado, and about the next issue to be published with his article.

Folder 60 Crist, Marguerite S. 1974 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Requests TR to listen to her concerns about the current problems she is facing with the Edgewood School Plan of Texas.

Folder 61 Cromer, Tom 1983 Physical Description: 5 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Requests TR's recommendation to pursue a graduate degree in business administration at the Claremont Colleges, CA.

Folder 62 Cruellar, Raúl 1972 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The Career Opportunities Program of the West Education Center invites TR to be a consultant for their programs.

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Folder 63 Cruz, Belia 1982 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The Mexican American School Board Conference held in Los Angeles thanks TR for his analysis as a workshop presenter.

Folder 64 Cuarón, Alicia V. 1984 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Asks TR to be listed in the Hispanic Directory, scheduled to be published by Cuarón, Silvas and Associates in Denver, CO.

Folder 65 Cummings, Lawrence E. 1975 Physical Description: 3 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Requests information from TR on employment opportunities at UTSA within the criminal justice arena.

Folder 66 Curtin, Mary H. 1979 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The executive secretary-treasurer of the Central Labor Council of San Bernardino and Riverside Counties congratulates TR on his new position as chancellor of UCR.

Box 7, Folder 1 Dalton, Enrique 1980 Physical Description: 2 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. Inquires if TR recognizes some collegues at UTSA who went to Southwest Texas State University in the early 1960's.

Folder 2 Dalton, Walter J. 1974 Physical Description: 6 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. Thanks TR for moderating a special session on higher education at the Texas Catholic Conference in Austin, TX.

Folder 3 Daniels, Joanne D. 1969 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Requests TR to return the tapes on Modern Russian II, which were loaned to him for duplication.

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Folder 4 Dannelly, Frank P. 1982 Physical Description: 4 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. Sends TR some quotations which he hopes might cheer him up during rough and troubled times.

Folder 5 Dávila, Luis 1972-75 Physical Description: 7 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Sends TR an update on his plans to publish the proceedings of "Chicano Literature and Tomás Rivera: A Symposium." Include general correspondence on Revista Chicano-Riqueña.

Folder 6 Davis, Mary M. 1979 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Congratulates TR as the new chancellor of UCR. TR responds: "I have mixed emotions about leaving UTEP but the challenge of the chancellorship at UCR was too appealing."

Folder 7 Davis-Valles, Judith 1980 Physical Description: 3 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR recommends her for the position of administrative dean at San Bernardino Community College District.

Folder 8 DeAnda-M., Rosa 1980 Physical Description: 3 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR sends condolences for the tragic loss of family members in a car crash during their visit to UCR.

Folder 9 Decker, James T. 1979-80 Physical Description: 32 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR recommends him for the position of director of social work programs at various universities.

Folder 10 De Hoyos, Librado R. 1976 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Sp. TR sends appreciation for the material regarding the Aztlán Committee which is developing programs on Chicano culture.

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Folder 11 De la Cruz, Homero 1982 Physical Description: 5 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The Community Film Association requests TR to contact the Times Mirror Board for assistance on A Migrant Family film production.

Folder 12 De la Cruz, Pete 1973 Physical Description: 2 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. Requests material from TR on bilingual education for his master's thesis.

Folder 13 De la Fontaine, Joffre 1973 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Sp. TR gives an update of the employment status at UTSA in the College of Multi-Disciplinary Studies.

Folder 14 De la Garza, Rudolph O. 1977 Physical Description: 18 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. Sends TR an update on the transcriptions of the Chicano literature symposium held at Colorado College. Anaya, Hinojosa and Rivera were the main participants in 1977.

Folder 15 De León, Nephtalí 1978 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR sends his book review on José Montalvo's Pensamientos capturados, scheduled to be published in El Maizal. TR explores the "contradictions of remembrance."

Folder 16 Delgado, Miguel 1974 Physical Description: 4 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The University of Wisconsin at Milwaukee invites TR to give a lecture on Chicano literature.

Folder 17 De los Santos, Alfredo 1973-83 Physical Description: 13 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Sends TR material on a proposed research center for a Hispanic policy institute to be developed in California or Arizona. Include general correspondence and proposals.

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Folder 18 De los Santos, Gilbert 1972 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR recommends him for the position of history instructor at El Paso Community College, TX.

Folder 19 De Jones, Ingreborg H. 1971 Physical Description: 1 ALS Scope and Content Note Sp. TR sends a letter of appreciation to the Centro de Cultura in México for the promotion of... y no se lo tragó la tierra.

Folder 20 De Vega, Nelson 1974 Physical Description: 2 ALS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Sends TR an update on a major book gift received from the Mexican government as part of a cultural exchange program.

Folder 21 De Witt, Susan Jeanne 1982 Physical Description: 5 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. Requests TR's recommendation as UC Student Regent of the UCR campus. De Witt's goal is to advance community and school.

Folder 22 Diamandopoulos, Peter 1983-84 Physical Description: 9 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR recommends him highly for the position of chancellor at Lamar University at Southeast Texas.

Folder 23 Díaz, Dámaso 1980 Physical Description: 4 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR recommends him for the position of public information officer at UCR.

Folder 24 Díaz, Joe 1981-82 Physical Description: 5 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR is invited to serve on the Commission on Immigration currently being created by the Health and Welfare Agency of CA.

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Folder 25 Díaz, Mark A. 1979 Physical Description: 3 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR is invited to attend UC Systemwide Chicano Conference to expand the strength and progress of Chicano organizations.

Folder 26 Díaz-G., Rogelio 1973 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Sp. TR sends appreciation for the exchange of ideas during the Hogg Foundation Advisory Council meeting.

Folder 27 Díaz-N., José Miguel 1973 Physical Description: 3 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Requests information on postgraduate studies in electrical engineering at UTSA.

Folder 28 Dickerson, Audrey 1972 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR requests information for financial support to help UTSA develop into a stronger institution of higher education.

Folder 29 Dietrich, Fredrick H. 1979 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Sends TR congratulations as the new chancellor of UCR and for the "stroke of genius on the part of UC System."

Folder 30 Doane, Mary 1976 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Asks permission to publish TR's short story, "The Portrait," from his novel,... y no se lo tragó la tierra.

Folder 31 Dobrian, Walter A. 1974-75 Physical Description: 5 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Requests permission to publish TR's short stories for a new book entitled A Chicano Anthology, which is to deal with a brief history and development of the Chicano movement.

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Folder 32 Domínguez, Alice 1976 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Sp. TR sends his appreciation for the exchange of ideas and copies of his works entitled Always and Other Poems and Tierra.

Folder 33 Domínguez, H. Frank 1980-81 Physical Description: 18 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The executive director of Vanir Development Company updates TR on the various projects he is developing in the Inland Empire to promote Chicanos/Latinos in higher education.

Folder 34 Dorris, Michael 1976 Physical Description: 3 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The Modern Language Association Conference invites TR to be the keynote speaker in Dallas, TX, focusing on the area of bilingual education.

Folder 35 Dovalina, Mr. 1971 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR hopes that his novel entitled Tierra, is selected for a book review and published by Zest magazine.

Folder 36 Duke dos Santos, María I. 1972-90 Physical Description: 45 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Invites TR to speak on Chicano literature to her Spanish class at SWTSU. Receives advice on her literary projects over a period of twelve years and include donated correspondence and photographs on TR's short literary career.

Folder 37 Dunham, E. Alden 1976 Physical Description: 3 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR has questions on reimbursement for the meeting with the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching.

Folder 38 Dunham, Kenneth 1980 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Sp. Requests information on graduate studies in the Department of Spanish Literature at UTSA.

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Folder 39 Dunham, Lowell 1972-79 Physical Description: 15 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR debates his literary philosophy and academic ideas with his UON Spanish professor during an eighteen year correspondence. Justice is the main idea discussed.

Folder 40 Durrance, Anne 1973 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Sends TR her appreciation for his lecture on Chicano literature at Crystal City, TX.

Folder 41 Eckert, Richard A. 1982 Physical Description: 4 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR recommends him for a position of special assistant to the chancellor at UC San Diego.

Folder 42 Edson, William H. 1977 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Requests TR's help for names of qualified administrators who could be nominated for assistant vice president for the University of Minnesota.

Folder 43 Eger, Ernestina N. 1979 Physical Description: 3 ALS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Sends TR information on her bibliography entitled Criticism of Contemporary Chicano Literature, focusing on the most important works of Chicano writers in the United States.

Folder 44 Eisner, Michael D. 1971 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR requests material on children live-action productions on ABC-TV in hopes of submitting one of his scripts focusing on the humanistic ideas of young Mexican Americans.

Folder 45 Elizondo, Sergio D. 1972-83 Physical Description: 8 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Sends TR a book entitled Antiperros, published by Quinto Sol and invites him to attend a conference on Chicano sociolinguistics. Also, Dr. Elizondo states that Chicano books are needed at the University of Warsaw at Poland.

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Folder 46 Enríquez-M., Evangelina 1982-83 Physical Description: 14 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR supports her for an assistant professor position at UCLA and states: "I have taken the responsibility of directing her dissertation and have thus scrutinized her academic preparation and academic accomplishments."

Folder 47 Epstein, David M. 1977-78 Physical Description: 8 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Scott, Foresman and Company requests permission to publish TR's short story, "The Portrait." TR writes: "I wanted to convey the feelings I had as a child...but, most of all, the sense of relationships that comes through objects."

Folder 48 Erevia, Ángela 1976 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Congratulates TR on his promotion to vice president of UTSA and states that with his success more people will begin to pay attention to Mexican American culture.

Folder 49 Escalante, Jaime 1983 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR congratulates him on the success with the Latino student calculus program at Garfield High School in Los Angeles, CA.

Folder 50 Escobar, Manuel G. 1974 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The Faculty and Course Committee of Yale University requests TR's help in hiring available Chicana(o) Ph.D.'s to build a stronger faculty, sensitive to the academic and social needs of the Chicano/Latino community.

Folder 51 Escontrias, Luis A. 1981 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Appreciates TR's eloquent presentation on the advancement of the Chicano/Latino community in California. (No program or location cited.)

Folder 52 Espinoza, Rudolph L. 1981-82 Physical Description: 4 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. Requests TR to read his essay, "Quinto Sol and Chicano Publications," produced to complete his research in the development of Chicano literature from 1967-1972 for his master's thesis.

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Folder 53 Espinoza-Miller, Yvette 1979-82 Physical Description: 44 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Sends TR copies of her essays on Sergio Elizondo and on TR's novel, And the Earth Did Not Part. Include recommendations for her academic tenure.

Folder 54 Esquibel, George 1974 Physical Description: 2 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. Requests information from TR in order to write a comprehensive study on the Chicano artist in the United States. TR is listed as a consultant to the Con Safos Artist Association in Jacinto Quirarte's book, Mexican American Artists.

Folder 55 Etheridge, William C. 1975 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR is invited by the U.S. Civil Service Commission in Texas to give a lecture on "Leadership and Decision Making."

Box 8, Folder 1 Fagan, Edward R. 1973 Physical Description: 9 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR is invited to speak at the National Council of Teachers of English on the subject of "Educating the Spanish-Speaking Student and His Teachers." Includes the original outline.

Folder 2 Fallon, Berlie J. 1975 Physical Description: 2 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. Requests recommendation for Juan A. Rodríguez. TR states: "He was one of the best students I taught at Sam Houston."

Folder 3 Farber, Seymour M. 1979 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Congratulates TR as the new chancellor of UCR and welcomes him into the university body. offers some information on the California Postsecondary Education Commission.

Folder 4 Faulkner, Virginia 1980 Physical Description: 6 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Sends revisions on TR's essay entitled "The Great Plains as Refuge in Chicano Literature," which the University of Nebraska-Lincoln plans to publish.

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Folder 5 Feiler, Sy 1975 Physical Description: 3 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. Congratulates Feiler on being awarded a D.R. Boyd Distinguished Professorship at the University of Oklahoma, Norman.

Folder 6 Fernández, José B. 1980-81 Physical Description: 6 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Asks permission to publish TR's short story, "Eva y Daniel," in the book, Nuevos horizontes. Fernádez states: "Nuestra literatura es buena y a demás es nuestra literatura." From José Martí's "Nuestro vino es agrio pero es nuestro vino."

Folder 7 Fernández, Nell 1979 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Invites TR to attend the International Advisory Council of the Instituto Allende de México. TR declines offer.

Folder 8 Fernández, Ricardo R. 1982 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Appreciates TR's invitation and hospitality during his brief tour of UCR for the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.

Folder 9 Fernández, Virginia 1972-79 Physical Description: 4 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR is invited to present a workshop on Chicano literature and art at Crystal City High School, TX. Congratulates TR as the new chancellor of UCR.

Folder 10 Ferrell, Keith H. 1978 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Sends TR a letter concerning the operation of the Department of Mass Communication at UTEP and of the current issues regarding the control of the university's radio station.

Folder 11 Figueroa, Alfredo A. 1981 Physical Description: 3 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. La Escuela de la Raza Unida seeks TR's help for an NEH grant to create a historical documentary about La cuna de Aztlán, which will incorporate an indigenous historic perspective.

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Folder 12 Finkel, Sylvia B. 1983 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The Foothill Group in Los Angeles sends TR a business report on their commercial profits for the second quarter of 1982.

Folder 13 Fischer, Heinz 1980 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Invites TR to be the commencement speaker at the Long Beach Community College District. TR regrets he cannot accept.

Folder 14 Fisher, Eugene H. 1974 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The Pueblo Regional Planning Commission seeks a new manager and TR's advice on hiring possibilities.

Folder 15 Fisher, O.C. 1973 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR writes Congressman Fisher concerning funding for educational programs at postsecondary institutions in Texas.

Folder 16 Flawn, Peter T. 1975-84 Physical Description: 21 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR recommends him for the position of chancellor at the University of Texas System. Include essays on Texas' educational system and general correspondence.

Folder 17 Flippen, Sharon A. 1973 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Requests a copy of TR's lecture, "Modern Language in the Borderland," presented at the First Annual Conference on the Borderlands and hosted by Southwest Texas State University.

Folder 18 Flores, Antonio 1982 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The State Department of Education invites TR to be a speaker for the Annual Michigan Hispanic Education Conference.

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Folder 19 Flores, Juan M. 1983 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Sends TR appreciation for materials and ideas exchanged during their meeting. Include clippings on the influence of the Hispanic vote in national politics.

Folder 20 Flores, P.F. 1978 Physical Description: 3 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The Catholic bishop of El Paso, TX, invites TR to visit once he is settled in at UTEP. TR accepts the offer.

Folder 21 Flores, Solomon H. 1971 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Sp. TR sends information on the summer retreat held at Puebla, México, which include students from many American colleges.

Folder 22 Flores, Valentina 1979 Physical Description: 5 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Invites TR to present a paper at the TESOL colloquium in San Francisco, CA, focusing on what can be taught in the classroom from the perspective of art.

Folder 23 Fody, Michael 1975 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Reviews TR's story, "On the Road to Texas: El Pete Fonseca," in Voices of Aztlán, to be published in Books Abroad. Fody writes: "For many of the students (who give a damn) these writings provide a real eye-opener!"

Folder 24 Fosdick, Jon 1977 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR enjoys the hospitality on his tour to the Visitor's Program of the Meridian House International at Washington, D.C.

Folder 25 Fretter, William B. 1981 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Thanks TR for attending Chancellor Atkinson's inauguration at UC San Diego.

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Folder 26 Friedenreich, Kenneth 1980 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. An English professor sends TR his curriculum vitae in hopes of finding academic employment at UCR.

Folder 27 Froehlich, Kathleen 1971 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR updates the Danforth Foundation on his new goals at UTSA and wants policy material on becoming a Danforth associate.

Folder 28 Gaarder, Bruce A. 1973 Physical Description: 5 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Invites TR to attend a symposium on bilingual education in Mexico, sponsored by the U.S. Department of Education.

Folder 29 Galambos, Sarita 1976 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The Peace Corps seek bilingual education material from TR for their work with the Saraguran Indians in Ecuador. They plan to adapt the material into the Quichua-Spanish dialect.

Folder 30 Galindo-N., Pedro 1977 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Sp. TR sends material regarding the low employment opportunities at the University of Texas at San Antonio during 1977-78.

Folder 31 Gallardo, Fred 1984 Physical Description: 1 ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR congratulates him on his tenure and fine work at UCR.

Folder 32 Gamboa, John C. 1984 Physical Description: 6 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Project Participar, a Latino institute sends TR a current report dedicated to the political conference, "California Latinos and Election 84," held at Claremont McKenna College, Pomona, CA.

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Folder 33 García, Gilbert N. 1975 Physical Description: 3 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR receives material regarding the Graduate Fellowship Program directed by the Educational Testing Service at Berkeley, CA.

Folder 34 García, Héctor P. 1974 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR sends his philosophy on the exclusion of Hispanics from the American educational system. Includes his outline.

Folder 35 García, Jerry 1981 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR congratulates him on being named the publisher of the Tucson Citizen newspaper, which is based in Arizona.

Folder 36 García, Lino 1968-72 Physical Description: 16 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Sends TR material on Spanish courses at the Pan American College, TX, and invites him to join the faculty. Include correspondence and material on the Cervantes Award in Texas.

Folder 37 Gardner, David Pierpont 1983-84 Physical Description: 15 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Intercambios Feminiles invite UCPresident Gardner and TR to attend a formal reception with senior Hispanic faculty and alumni. Contains a report from the senior Chicano faculty of the UC System on the status of Hispanics in California.

Folder 38 Garfias, Roberto 1982 Physical Description: 3 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR congratulates the new dean of fine arts at UC Irvine and welcomes him to the University of California family.

Folder 39 Garfinkel, Alan 1972 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Regrettably TR notifies the candidate of changes in the developmental plans at UTSA. "You can imagine, the complexities of developmental states for a total university keep us in constant flux of change."

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Folder 40 Garza, Helen 1972 Physical Description: 2 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR recommends her for the position of associate registrar at UTSA and outlines her expertise in the area of admissions and registration.

Folder 41 Garza, José P. 1977 Physical Description: 12 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR evaluates the teaching and creative ability of José Garza and recommends him highly. Include class assignments.

Folder 42 Garza, Raymond 1982-83 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Requests a letter of recommendation from TR for a position of vice chancellor at the University of Houston at Victoria, TX. Contain material on the Hispanic liaison for UCR and the U.S. office of Education.

Folder 43 Garza, Roberto J. 1970-76 Physical Description: 12 ALS/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Requests information and advice from TR in publishing his dramas. Include correspondence regarding job opportunities and Chicano literature.

Folder 44 Graza-Z., Raymond 1972 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Sp. The Colegio Regionmontanto de Monterrey requests new information on the Bilingual Education Program of UTSA.

Folder 45 Gates, Jr., Dave L. 1976-79 Physical Description: 3 ALS/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Congratulates TR as the new chancellor of UCR. TR responds: "Things continue as hectic as ever here. I hardly have time to keep up with everything, but that's expected."

Folder 46 Gaustad, Edwin S. 1979 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR responds to a letter on the state of the UCR campus and hopes to discuss the dimensions of commitments, both budgetary and programmatic that the UC president has approved.

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Folder 47 Gaustad, Peggy 1981 Physical Description: 2 ALS/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR appreciates the copy of Jim Sagel's Hablando de brujas y la gente de antes, and states that it moved him to write.

Folder 48 Gee, Danny M. 1980 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Would like TR's advice on a photograph of UCR's Bell Tower which he thinks would be ideal for a UCR campus poster.

Folder 49 Geiler, Leland W. 1981-82 Physical Description: 10 ALS/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The University of Kansas requests letter of reference to admit Leland Geiler into their Law School. Include records.

Folder 50 George, Gordon 1976 Physical Description: 8 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Congratulates TR on his new appointment as vice president for administration at UTSA.

Folder 51 Geuder, Patricia A. 1978-80 Physical Description: 9 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. Professor Geuder arranges a taped interview with TR to discuss the women characters in his novel, Tierra. Updates TR on her plans to publish a series of articles delineating the literary stature of the Chicana in modern Chicano novels.

Folder 52 Gibbs, Beverly J. 1974-80 Physical Description: 8 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. Requests TR's assistance for the position of vice president for academic affairs at UTSA. Includes an essay published on Latin America.

Folder 53 Gill, Robert W. 1981 Physical Description: 10 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR recommends him for the position of vice president for academic affairs at several universities in California.

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Folder 54 Gillis, Verna 1974 Physical Description: 7 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR submits poems to the Poetry in Public Places Contest hoping his poems will be chosen for a display in New York.

Folder 55 Glaze, Jr., Arthur I. 1972 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The Texas State Teachers Association invites TR to speak on the topic of new innovations in the foreign language field.

Folder 56 Glennen, Robert E. 1977-84 Physical Description: 6 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR recommends Fitzpatrick for the position of director of community relations. Also, Dr. Glennen congratulates TR for an article published in the Chronicle of Higher Education.

Folder 57 Glidden, David K. 1979 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. A professor of UCR sends TR a proposal on solutions which could be used to improve the undergraduate education at UCR.

Folder 58 Gómez, Joe 1971 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR receives a copy of the Mexican-American Educational Directory School Year 1971-72, from Sam Houston State University at Huntsville, TX.

Folder 59 Gómez, Manuel N. 1982 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Requests information from TR on high school improvement projects which could improve the curriculum of the Santa Ana's high schools. TR recommends Carnegie's High School Report.

Folder 60 Gómez, Rafael 1975 Physical Description: 1 ALS Scope and Content Note Sp. Would like TR's opinion on an article he is working on regarding the philosophy of the Mexican American community.

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Folder 61 Gómez, Rudy 1979-82 Physical Description: 30 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR recommends him for the position of chancellor at various universities in America. Include general correspondence.

Folder 62 Gómez-Martínez, José L. 1975-76 Physical Description: 4 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR is asked to fill out a survey which attempts to document the extent Hispanic literature and thought are researched and taught throughout the United States.

Folder 63 Gómez-Quiñones, Juan 1978-82 Physical Description: 10 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR recommends him for full professorship at UCLA and states: "Professor Gómez-Quiñones'seminal work on Flores-Magón and fine articles...have had the most original and significant impact on the developing Chicano intelligentsia."

Folder 64 González, Abel 1983 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR sends thanks for the note regarding his article published in Caminos magazine, and for the material on recruiting more Chicano/Latino students.

Folder 65 González, Henry B. 1973 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR sends Congressman González a letter supporting the full funding of the educational institutions in Texas.

Folder 66 González, Irma 1972 Physical Description: 2 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. Requests material from TR on Spanish phonetics for an articulation test she is developing for her Spanish class.

Folder 67 González, José G. 1976-77 Physical Description: 6 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The Movimiento Artístico Chicano sends TR material on current publications and asks him to renew his subscription to Abrazos. Include general correspondence.

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Folder 68 González, Juan 1973 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Requests information from TR on the results of his interview for an academic position at UTSA.

Folder 69 Gonzales, Lucy 1974 Physical Description: 1 ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. A graduate student from the English department at the University of Houston requests copies of TR's literary reviews on Chicano authors for her thesis on Chicano literature.

Folder 70 Gonzales, Mike 1972 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR recommends two very qualified Chicano scholars for employment at Stanislaus State College in California.

Folder 71 González, Rafael J. 1978 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Requests TR to submit a poem for a new anthology on Chicano poetry in which the poets will define their own works.

Folder 72 Gonzales, Ray 1982 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR agrees to be videotaped at KTLA-TV for a special program entitled Great Moments in Latino History, produced by KTLA-TV.

Folder 73 González-Q., Arnhilda 1979-81 Physical Description: 20 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. The planning committee for the National Council for Hispanic Culture sends TR a summary of their program activities and requests that they be reviewed and evaluated.

Folder 74 Good, Mary 1983 Physical Description: 3 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR asks for a copy of the paper entitled "New Relations with Industry and Business," given by the vice president of the National Science Board in Washington, D.C.

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Folder 75 Goodwin, Alice H. 1975 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Goodwin sends TR a copy of her master's degree to be added to her Ph.D. application at UTSA.

Folder 76 Gottdiener, Mark 1984 Physical Description: 1 ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. Dr. Carl Bovell, acting chancellor of UCR receives a professor's letter of sympathy concerning TR's sudden death.

Folder 77 Gottesman, Ronald 1980 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The Center for the Humanities invites TR to attend a dinner in honor of the novelist Carlos Fuentes at the USC Faculty Center. The theme will be "Moral Man and Immoral Society."

Folder 78 Grable, John R. 1972 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Sam Houston State University requests TR to be a consultant in their summer workshop to train junior faculty in methods of teaching Spanish-speaking students.

Folder 79 Graham, Marjorie F. 1978 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. El Paso's Pilots Club invites TR to give the opening address at their annual luncheon honoring outstanding educators in the local school district.

Folder 80 Griego, Richard 1978-83 Physical Description: 13 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR recommends him for various academic positions at major universities in the U.S. TR states: "In my dealings with Dr. Griego I have come to know his resourcefulness and his methodic, deliberate approach and solutions to problems."

Folder 81 Grissom, Coleen 1973 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The National Mortar Board invites TR to attend a lecture by Dr. Gail E. Myers entitled "People Matter," in the Chapman Graduate Center Auditorium at Trinity University of San Antonio, TX.

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Folder 82 Guerin-G., Camille L. 1981 Physical Description: 5 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR graduate student updates TR on the focus of her dissertation entitled "The Development of Agricultural Labor Unions in Mexico and the United States, 1920-1960: A Comparative Study." Include Guerin-G.'s humanities research proposal.

Folder 83 Guerra, Jaime 1980-81 Physical Description: 33 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Updates TR on his current writing assignments and special projects with the California Chicano News Media Association and the Sun Company newspaper of San Bernardino, CA.

Folder 84 Guerrero, Tito III 1976 Physical Description: 2 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. A Harvard graduate seeks information from TR on employment opportunities at UTSA in the area of higher education.

Folder 85 Guerrero-G., Eugenio 1981 Physical Description: 4 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Sp. The Colegio Nacional de Sociólogos invites TR to participate in the "Coloquio Sobre Cultura de Frontera e Identidad Nacional," scheduled tobe held in Calexico, CA.

Folder 86 Gutiérrez, Arturo L. 1972 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Sp. The office of International and Bilingual Education sends TR information regarding their programs at Austin, TX.

Folder 87 Gutiérrez, Fernando 1975 Physical Description: 13 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR sends a letter of reference listing Gutiérrez' strong assets as editor of the Magazín, a Chicano journal. TR states: "He is intellectually stimulating and I always look forward to discussions with him..."

Folder 88 Gutiérrez, José Ángel 1970-80 Physical Description: 4 ALS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Updates TR on judges needed for Chicano entries for the R.F. Kennedy Annual Awards presentation. Include material on the seminar on Chicano culture in Crystal City, TX.

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Folder 89 Guzmán, Ernesto A. 1972 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR sends Guzmán application forms for UTSA and thanks him for answering the questionnaire on modern languages.

Box 9, Folder 1 Hairapetian, Shahen 1980-81 Physical Description: 5 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. Requests permission to use TR as a reference for a position of summer associate with a leading law firm in Chicago, IL.

Folder 2 Hale, Frank W. 1975 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The associate dean of Ohio State University sends TR information on graduate school opportunities for Chicano/Latino students.

Folder 3 Hamilton, Nancy 1978 Physical Description: 3 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR sends his philosophy of education as requested by a Nova reporter, at the University of Texas at El Paso.

Folder 4 Hamm, Ron 1970 Physical Description: 3 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The Southwestern Cooperative Educational Laboratory sends TR some publications for culturally divergent children. The company invites TR to join their bilingual program.

Folder 5 Harcleroad, Fred F. 1983 Physical Description: 3 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The Center for the Study of Higher Education sends TR copies of two presentations entitled "Can State Systems Adapt Models of Business Decentralization" and "Postsecondary Education in California." Includes a UCR campus evaluation.

Folder 6 Hardesty, Robert L. 1982 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Updates TR on the inauguration at Southwest Texas State University which featured Mrs. Johnson as the keynote speaker. (Mrs. Johnson's first name is not given.)

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Folder 7 Hardwick, Charles S. 1979 Physical Description: 3 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The Association of Academic Deans and Vice Presidents invites TR to attend a luncheon speech in Dallas, TX, to be given by Dr. Richard Chait of the Institute for Educational Management of Harvard University on March 29, 1979.

Folder 8 Harp, Reed 1981 Physical Description: 2 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR sends a staff writer at the San Antonio Light newspaper, a copy of his novel, Tierra, and curriculum vitae.

Folder 9 Harth, Dorothy E. 1972 Physical Description: 6 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Asks for a copy of TR's essay, "Literatura chicana," and ideas on finding material on Chicano literature. TR states: "Allow me also to wish you the best of fortune in planning a course in Hispanic Minorities in the United States..."

Folder 10 Hatch, Orrin G. 1981 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Senator Hatch updates TR on federal programs that are under review for reappropriation and writes: "Some of these activities have been quite controversial...often these grants are spent on research which is wasteful..."

Folder 11 Hatfield, Carol S. 1984 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR thanks her for sending a copy of the Discovery journal, which deals with research and scholarship at UT Austin.

Folder 12 Hayden, F. Gregory 1978 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Requests a copy of TR's paper given at the Ethnicity Conference at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln regarding the socioeconomic institutions of migrant workers.

Folder 13 Hayes, B.B. 1972 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR recommends Nicole De Claryset for a graduate assistant position in the Department of French at Sam Houston State University, Huntville, TX.

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Folder 14 Hayes, Curt 1976-80 Physical Description: 4 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. Congratulates TR on his new academic appointment as vice president of UTSA. Contains appreciation for the message TR delivered to the UTSA graduates of 1980, and sends the April issue of Change, which speaks of community values.

Folder 15 Hays, Howard H. 1980-83 Physical Description: 12 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The Frank Miller Club welcomes TR in supporting the restoration of the Mission Inn of Riverside. Include correspondence on Riverside's issues and politics.

Folder 16 Hernández, Oscar 1975 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The executive director of Project STAY congratulates TR on his new position as vice president of UTSA.

Folder 17 Hernández, Isaac 1974 Physical Description: 2 ALS Scope and Content Note Sp. A professor at Tarrant County Junior College invites TR to apply for the position of president of their new Northwest Campus in 1975.

Folder 18 Hernández, José 1974 Physical Description: 3 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR thanks the Department of Chicano Studies at CSU Northridge for the warm welcome he received and for the material on their bilingual/bicultural program.

Folder 19 Hernández, Jr., Mike 1973 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The National Federation Conference of Settlements and Neighborhood Centers invites TR to give a speech at its future conference in San Antonio, TX.

Folder 20 Hernández, Magdalena 1977 Physical Description: 3 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. The Texas Union Chicano Culture Committee invites TR to give a seminar entitled "Chicano Literature: The Last Ten Years." Includes the essay and comments of other Chicano writers.

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Folder 21 Herrera-Sobek, María 1979-82 Physical Description: 9 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The director of the Chicano Literary Prize of UC Irvine invites TR to be a judge on their literary panel. TR writes: "It is an activity I am thoroughly interested in and which I fully enjoy." Include Chicano Literary Symposium II notes.

Folder 22 Hicks, Kathe 1975 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. A graduate student requests information from TR regarding any small and liberal graduate schools that have excellent literature departments.

Folder 23 Himeblaw, Jack 1982 Physical Description: 4 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. Sends TR a chapter of his forthcoming book entitled Tohil and the President, which he hopes will be ready in spring. Updates TR on his future plans to visit UCR and includes a copy of his essay on the writer Miguel Angel Asturias.

Folder 24 Hinchliffe, Bruce 1974 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR recommends him for a position of assistant to the president at Stanford University.

Folder 25 Hinderaker, Ivan 1979-80 Physical Description: 27 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. Informs TR of his new professorial appointment and administrative role at UCR. Include material on TR's upcoming UCR visit and on the responsibilities he will inherit.

Folder 26 Hine, Janet 1975-81 Physical Description: 6 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR thanks her for the assistance in making his transition to UTEP a lot easier. Include some UTSA business memoranda.

Folder 27 Hinojosa, Gilberto M. 1974 Physical Description: 5 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Requests a recommendation from TR for a teaching position in the Department of History at UTSA and to intercede on his behalf if possible. Include Hinojosa's curriculum vitae.

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Folder 28 Hinojosa-Smith, Rolando R. 1972-84 Physical Description: 62 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Professor Hinojosa-S. updates TR on his most recent works, such as Klail City y sus alrededores, Rites and Witnesses, and Mi querido Rafa. Also, includes a twelve year network of ideas on Chicano literature and academic business.

Folder 29 Hirsch, Paul 1981 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Requests a meeting with TR for the purpose of conducting a confidential interview for a study on board of directors of Fortune 500 companies.

Folder 30 Hirschman, Sarah 1981 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Sp. TR gives permission to publish his short story, "La noche buena," from his novel,... y no se lo tragó la tierra.

Folder 31 Hogenauer, Daniel 1980-81 Physical Description: 9 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR endorses him as a Fulbright scholar to Africa and writes: "Dr. Hogenauer is fully qualified to carry out the project in an excellent manner. He has an excellent ability to work with colleagues, including those with divergent views..."

Folder 32 Holcomb, W.R. 1982 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The mayor of San Bernardino invites TR to attend a breakfast to discuss business endeavors that improve communities. Includes a brochure on "Private Sector Initiatives."

Folder 33 Hollis, Sammie 1971 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. A secondary coordinator sends TR appreciation for the speech given to the secondary staff at Bryan Public Schools, TX.

Folder 34 Holtzman, Wayne H. 1973 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR sends the president of the Hogg Foundation for Mental Health his appreciation for the lecture delivered at the Lutcher Center in Texas.

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Folder 35 Huantes, Margarita 1975 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR appreciates the newsletter dealing with bilingual/bicultural issues in higher education entitled Aquí y Alla.

Folder 36 Hudson, Vaughan 1981 Physical Description: 13 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. A teacher thanks TR for the speech given to his students at Arlington High School, Riverside. TR responds: "I enjoyed my visit with your class and receiving the comments back from your students." Include some student essays.

Folder 37 Hyatt, John D. 1975 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The Rosenberg Library requests titles from TR of great American writers in the humanities for a new program entitled the "American Issues Forum," funded by the NEH.

Folder 38 Ilchman, Alice S. 1979 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR thanks the International Communication Agency for the outline of several major agenda items for the next meeting.

Folder 39 Irizarry, Estelle 1981 Physical Description: 3 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Sp. TR thanks the Spanish professor of Georgetown University for the literary critique on Tierra, published in the Mexican journal, Nivel-Gaceta de Cultura, on March 31, 1972. Includes a request for new a edition of Tierra.

Folder 40 Islas, Arturo 1975 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Requests TR to do a critique on his monograph, Día de los muertos, and if he could recommend any graduate student for a position in the Spanish department at Stanford University, Palo Alto, CA.

Folder 41 Jaramillo, Amiel A. 1979 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The UC Student Lobby congratulates TR as the new chancellor of UCR. Students are particularly happy the UC System appointed its first minority chancellor.

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Folder 42 Jaramillo-R., Manuel 1979 Physical Description: 3 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR thanks him for his art display at UCR and requests information on the cost of a regular size portrait.

Folder 43 Jenkins, Thomas E. 1979 Physical Description: 3 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Welcomes TR to the university body and sends material on the functions of an associate vice president of UC Berkeley.

Folder 44 Jensen, Arthur M. 1982 Physical Description: 3 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The president of San Bernardino Valley College invites TR to attend a dinner honoring John M. Pfau, a colleague of California State University at San Bernardino.

Folder 45 Jiménez, Francisco 1977-81 Physical Description: 15 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Dr. Jiménez requests some new essays from TR for future anthologies by Bilingual Review and Harcourt Press. Also, TR recommends Jiménez for full professor in the Department of Modern Languages at the University of Santa Clara, CA.

Folder 46 Jobe, Robert D. 1975 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. A music professor sends TR a book which was left in his car, but TR returns it saying: "It is not mine."

Folder 47 Johnson, L. Ross 1972 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The director of student personnel at Hill Junior College requests a copy of TR's speech given at the Texas Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators in San Antonio, TX.

Folder 48 Jones, Randall L. 1971-72 Physical Description: 3 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR notifies Dr. Jones of the complexities of initiating a totally new university and how it is still impossible to commit oneself to the identification of new faculty.

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Folder 49 Joseph, James 1984 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR writes to express his pleasure in meeting him and hopes that in the future he can visit the UCR campus.

Folder 50 Jova, Joseph J. 1977 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The director at Meridian House International thanks TR for his speech given during their program on Hispanic culture.

Folder 51 Juárez, José Roberto 1973-74 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Sp. Requests information from TR concerning the teaching opportunities in the Department of History at UTSA. TR responds that currently there are no positions available.

Folder 52 Jurado, Arturo 1975 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR recommends that Dr. Jurado write Dr. Wolitz for more information on faculty positions in the Division of Foreign Languages at UTSA.

Box 10, Folder 1 Kane, Charles A. 1981-82 Physical Description: 6 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The president of Riverside City College sends TR information on the future plans of the Inland Empire Group. Includes a note thanking TR for his speech to Riverside's Rotary Club.

Folder 2 Kanellos, Nicolás 1973-83 Physical Description: 22 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR is invited to participate in "Creativity in the Barrio," at Indiana University Northwest. Include various essays on Hispanic theatre and literature and TR's recommendation to promote Dr. Kanellos at the University of Houston, TX.

Folder 3 Kaprosy, Geraldo 1976 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The director of special services at Texas Tech University requests a copy of TR's paper given at the Nineteenth Annual MLA conference in San Francisco, CA, December 1975.

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Folder 4 Kazen, Jr., Abraham 1973-77 Physical Description: 3 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR thanks Congressman Kazen for continually backing PL 874, which insures full funding for schools. Congressman Kazen states: "You can be sure that I will continue to urge the Administration to release the 874 funds..."

Folder 5 Kelly, Ernece B. 1974 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The media director of the Encyclopaedia Britannica, sends TR details on a filmstrip which includes him and other multi-ethnic American writers.

Folder 6 Kennan, Ruth H. 1974-75 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. A graduate student at UT Austin requests information from TR on available teaching positions at UTSA and updates TR on her dissertation entitled "The American Cabin, a Study of Refuge." TR advises her to check the UTSA humanities division.

Folder 7 Kerr, Clark 1979-84 Physical Description: 3 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. The Carnegie Foundation requests TR to write a personal letter for a kind of festschrift to honor Clark's professional career. TR writes: "...your philosophy of higher education became the most important element in my professional life."

Folder 8 Kersnowski, Frank 1980-83 Physical Description: 5 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. The editor of TR's poetry chapbook, Always and Other Poems, encourages TR to continue to teach and write. Include TR's literary goals for his future publications on the novel, "La casa grande del pueblo," and collection of critical essays.

Folder 9 Killinger, George G. 1971 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR requests material from the Department of Criminology at Sam Houston State University be sent to his student.

Folder 10 King, James 1979 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. An associate dean at Northern Illinois University thanks TR for the lecture presented at the conference, "Latinos and Higher Education."

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Folder 11 Kirkland, J.M. 1974 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR sends a Chicano bibliography and resource material to the Department of Humanities at Southwest Texas Junior College.

Folder 12 Kirst, Michael W. 1982 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR requests a copy of Kirst's speech given at UC Berkeley during the recent symposium on American education.

Folder 13 Kitchen, James D. 1972 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR recommends Ballesteros for a position of vice president at CSU San Diego. TR writes: "He is totally committed to quality education and feels this can only come about through self-examination and constant innovation..."

Folder 14 Knoepfle, John 1977 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR receives Knoepfle's gift of Ricardo Mario Amézquita's poetry chapbook, Eating Stones, and wishes Knoepfle to convey his "¡Felicitaciones!" TR finds Amézquita's poetry truly original and of great merit.

Folder 15 Knowlton, Clark S. 1971 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR sends an abstract on his paper, "Perspectives in Chicano Literature," submitted to the University of Utah for the symposium on Chicano culture sponsored by the Southwestern Sociological Association.

Folder 16 Kolb, Ron 1979-83 Physical Description: 7 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Sends TR a copy of At UCR, a campus publication which has an article about him. Also, Kolb wishes to conduct a personal interview to convert into an opening story. Include material on future activities of TR in the media.

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Folder 17 Koltai, Leslie 1982 Physical Description: 8 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. Requests a letter of reference from TR for the position of chancellor of California State University. TR writes: "I find him an extremely articulate person, with great energies plus an incisive intellect."

Folder 18 Koontz, Elizabeth D. 1984 Physical Description: 3 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. Sends TR a letter of congratulations for a job well done at UCR and comments on the article published in the Chronicle. She writes: "Not everyone can understand the additional pressures a minority administrator endures..."

Folder 19 Korzekwa, Cynthia 1975 Physical Description: 2 ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. Con Safos: Pintores Chicanos de San Antonio, TX, send TR the list of officers and minutes of the past board meeting with plans to sent out monthly reports in the future.

Folder 20 Krause, Hilmar 1978 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Sp. TR thanks the Mexican American Studies Center of Texas Lutheran College for courtesies extended during his visit to discuss Chicano issues at their Chicano symposium.

Folder 21 Krevans, Julius R. 1984 Physical Description: 1 ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. The chancellor of UC San Francisco appreciates TR's scholarship on his work on Rodríguez. He writes: "I think I understand myself a little more. What more could one ask?"

Folder 22 Kruszewski, Z. Anthony 1975 Physical Description: 3 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The Cross-Cultural Southwest Ethnic Study Center at UTEP invites TR to participate as a visiting consultant to assess the effectiveness of their programs in teaching culture.

Folder 23 La Bounty, Hugh 1983 Physical Description: 3 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR requests a football schedule from the president of CSPU Pomona. TR writes: "One thrill after another or as the poet says, life is an invention."

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Folder 24 Lamb, Gordon H. 1978-84 Physical Description: 71 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR recommends him for president at major universities across the U.S. Dr. Lamb writes on March 16, 1984: "The article in the Chronicle was excellent. All of us here feel considerable pride as well." Include Lamb's curriculum vitae.

Folder 25 Lampe, Carolyn M. 1976 Physical Description: 9 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A professor of Southwest Texas Junior College confirms TR's visit to speak on his novel, Tierra. Many of her students are interested in what motivated TR to write.

Folder 26 Landers, Clifford 1972-74 Physical Description: 11 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. Requests TR to recommend Vasda Landers for a Ph.D. at New York University and TR agrees. Include a copy of Lander's essay entitled "Political and Economic Forces...As Reflected in the Literature of La violencia."

Folder 27 Landers, Vasda 1975 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Sends copies of articles regarding TR's work that were published in Insula, a Spanish magazine, and on García-Márquez, published in the PCCLAS Proceedings. Updates TR on her final Ph.D. classwork.

Folder 28 Langer, Margaret Anne 1980 Physical Description: 3 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Requests from TR information regarding academic employment at UCR and sends her updated curriculum vitae.

Folder 29 LaRue, Charles F. 1978 Physical Description: 7 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. TR sends him reference material on Mexican American cultural history and recommends El Grito journal. Also, the Southwest Texas Junior College at Uvalde has a videotape on TR.

Folder 30 Lattin, Vernon E. 1979 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The Northern Illinois University sends TR appreciation for his participation in the Latino and Higher Education Conference. Include snapshots of the conference highlights.

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Folder 31 Lawson, Marsha 1978 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR is interviewed for the position of president at CSPU Pomona and sends his receipts for reimbursement of travel.

Folder 32 Leach, Duane M. 1980 Physical Description: 2 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR congratulates him on the appointment as chancellor of the University of South Texas at Corpus Christi.

Folder 33 Leal, Luis 1963-84 Physical Description: 27 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR decides to study the Romance Languages and seeks advice from Leal regarding a doctorate. Include twenty years of correspondence with articles and ideas about the advancement of the Chicano intelligentsia and literary community.

Folder 34 Leath, Helen Lang 1972 Physical Description: 3 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The editor of the Southwestern American Literature asks permission to publish TR's essay, "Into the Labyrinth," forthcoming in the spring of 1972. TR gives permission.

Folder 35 Lee, James W. 1983-84 Physical Description: 4 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. An English professor invites TR to serve as an advisor for a grant from the Texas Committee on the Humanities to produce a PBS-type series on the Texas literary writer.

Folder 36 Leney, Nancy L.H. 1977 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. A graduate student requests TR's biographical vitae for her thesis on Chicano and Spanish literature to be presented at the University of Juárez in Durango, México.

Folder 37 León, David Jess 1981-82 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Sends TR a copy of his manuscript entitled "The Struggle for Access," and hopes TR can review and offer suggestions. Include material on an NEH proposal on Carey McWilliams.

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Folder 38 Leone, Betty 1975 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Sends TR information on the next Tejidos Board meeting, which will deal with funding from the Hogg Foundation in Washington, D.C.

Folder 39 Leos, Paul 1979 Physical Description: 4 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Congratulates TR on his new position at UCR and invites him to a luncheon at the University Club of Claremont Colleges in Pomona, CA.

Folder 40 Lesley, Margaret 1982 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR sends his condolences to the widow of Professor Emeritus James W. Lesley of UCR.

Folder 41 Lewels, Francisco J. 1978 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Sends TR information on recent allegations of mismanagement at the radio station of UTEP and on the opening of an official investigation.

Folder 42 Lewis, Lowell N. 1980 Physical Description: 4 TLS/AL Scope and Content Note Eng. TR nominates Dr. Lewis as a consultant for a doctoral project on land-grant institutions for Texas A & M University.

Folder 43 Lewis, Richard L. 1979 Physical Description: 4 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Congratulates TR on his new position at UCR and gives an update on his current employment at the University of South Dakota. TR informs him on his family and work conditions.

Folder 44 Lewis, Tom J. 1974-75 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Assistant editor of Books Abroad, requests permission to publish TR's essay, "Chicano Literature: Fiesta of the Living," in the summer 1975. Include general correspondence.

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Folder 45 Liebhafsky, E.E. 1979 Physical Description: 3 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. A professor of economics requests a recommendation from TR for the presidency at UTEP. TR responds: "If I can do anything for you... I will do so with great pleasure."

Folder 46 Liebowitz, Charles 1971 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The National Textbook Company thanks TR for his help in the bilingual program which they feel was a total success.

Folder 47 Likens, James 1982 Physical Description: 4 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR recommends his tenure as full professor of Pomona College at Claremont and writes: "I am very pleased to do so as I have high regard for his work, especially Mexico and Southern California, Toward a New Partnership."

Folder 48 Linares, Jr., Humberto 1978 Physical Description: 2 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. Trinity Association of Chicano Studies invites TR to speak at their annual culture week on Chicano literature in Texas.

Folder 49 Linesly, William A. 1975 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR is interested in the position of dean of humanities and fine arts at the University of Houston. TR writes: "Since coming to UTSA in 1971, I have been involved with the development of several areas of the university..."

Folder 50 Lipman-Blumen, Jean 1984 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR thanks professor of public policy for her attendence at the UCR Agricultural Science Administrative Council.

Folder 51 Lizárraga, David C. 1979 Physical Description: 9 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Congratulates TR on his new position at UCR and gives an update on the East Los Angeles Community Union. Include some articles on the development of this organization.

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Folder 52 Loftis, John 1975 Physical Description: 5 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR recommends his tenure as associate professor at Stanford University. TR writes: "His fiction already has a mature quality that reveals human bases, situations, and original elements in incisive and imaginative ways..."

Folder 53 Logue, Frank 1974 Physical Description: 4 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR recommends Cardona to be National Urban Fellow and writes: "Perhaps one of her strongest characteristics is her work patterns which are complemented by an innate intelligence."

Folder 54 Lomelí, Francisco A. 1982-84 Physical Description: 5 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The editor of La Palabra, invites TR to write an article on Chicano literature. Include TR's analysis of Dr. Lomelí's work: "His presentations, although mostly descriptive, were incisive, original and thought provoking."

Folder 55 Longoria, Frank 1979-82 Physical Description: 5 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR thanks him for the copy of El arte narrativo de Max Aub, and for the journal of English in Texas, which he enjoys. TR also recommends him for the position of dean at the College of Arts and Sciences at North Texas State University.

Folder 56 López, Alicia 1980 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The coordinator of the Authors' Breakfast thanks TR for his participation in the California Association for Bilingual Education Fifth Annual Conference.

Folder 57 López, Beto 1978 Physical Description: 7 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The Mexican American Center of Texas Lutheran College invites TR to be a speaker for the "Dimensions of La Raza Seminar," focusing on Mexican American professionals.

Folder 58 López, David 1974 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The Advisory Committee on Chicano Issues invites TR to attend their next meeting to discuss recruitment of Chicano students and faculty at the University of Houston, TX.

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Folder 59 López, Enrique H. 1984 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR expresses distinct pleasure in meeting him and hopes that in the future they can have the opportunity to speak again.

Folder 60 López, Ernie 1983 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Seeks TR's advice regarding senior administrative positions at UCR. López writes: "After five years of feeling like a spy out in the cold, I've decided to return to Southern California." Include López' curriculum vitae.

Folder 61 López, Homero 1982 Physical Description: 2 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. A graduate student requests TR's assistance on his dissertation at the University of Texas at Austin for a "Role Perception Survey," produced to collect data on Chicano leaders. Include TR's response to the dissertation questionnaire.

Folder 62 López, Joe R. 1974 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. A graduate student requests material from TR for his thesis on Tierra, which he is preparing for Texas Tech University. The focus is on the religious element in Tierra.

Folder 63 López, Lino M. 1971 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The Chicano College Development Committee sends TR a newsletter on MEChA activities at the University of Redlands. Includes an update on the "Marcha de la Reconquista."

Folder 64 López, Salvador 1973 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR recommends him for a Ph.D. in guidance and counseling at the University of Houston and at UT Austin. Also, TR lists assets and training that will guarantee completion.

Folder 65 López, Tomás 1981 Physical Description: 6 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. Sends TR a copy of his book entitled The Águila Family, and hopes he has a chance to read and help promote it.

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Folder 66 Lopotko, Linda N. 1977 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Scott, Foresman and Company thanks TR for giving his permission to publish his short story, "The Portrait," in their forthcoming anthology on The United States in Literature.

Folder 67 Lounsbury, John F. 1975 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The Arizona State University informs TR that the position of dean at the College of Liberal Arts has just been filled.

Folder 68 Loveridge, Charles C. 1975 Physical Description: 3 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The assistant editor of the journal, Dialogue of the U.S. Information Agency requests TR's permission to publish his essay, "Literatura chicana: fiesta de los vivientes."

Folder 69 Lozano, Anthony G. 1977 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese requests TR's confirmation to attend the Madrid literature conference on August 13-15, 1977.

Folder 70 Lozano, Jr., Ignacio E. 1980-84 Physical Description: 14 TLS/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR's nominates him for membership on the Council on Foreign Relations. TR writes: "He is highly regarded in the Los Angeles community in particular and in Southern California in general as a person with a high sense of civic morality."

Folder 71 Lozano, Irma M. 1973 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. KLRN-TV of San Antonio confirms date to record TR in their studio for a segment of Periódico, on September 19, 1973.

Folder 72 Luera, Alberto H. 1971 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The Raza Unida party invites TR to campaign for senator in their political association based in Crystal City, TX.

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Folder 73 Luhrs, Dolores 1979 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR thanks her for the congratulatory message sent in regard to his new position as chancellor of UCR.

Folder 74 Luna, Manuel 1975 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Sp. Requests TR's assistance in publishing his manuscript which was rejected by Dr. Octavio Romano because he is a Spanish European. Quinto Sol publishes Chicano writers exclusively.

Folder 75 Luna-Lawhn, Juanita 1982 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Requests recommendation from TR for a summer institute workshop at Yale University to focus on ethnic minority literature in the United States.

Folder 76 Lundy, Edward 1975 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The University of Texas Press is interested in publishing TR's articles dealing with "Chicano Art in Texas."

Folder 77 Lyon, Ted 1977 Physical Description: 10 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. A Spanish professor at Brigham Young University requests a a copy of Tierra, and material on Chicano literature. Also, invites TR to participate in their Chicano literature conference. Include material on TR's novel, "La case grande."

Box 11, Folder 1 Madamba, Jayne 1979 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. UCStudent Body Presidents' Council congratulates TR on his new position as chancellor of UCR and invites him to attend their next SBPC meeting. TR sends his regrets.

Folder 2 Madrid-Barela, Arturo 1974-83 Physical Description: 43 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR recommends his promotion to full professor in the Department of Spanish at the University of Minnesota. Contain articles on Chicano literature and memoranda on NCCHE and the U.S. Department of Education. Include Madrid's vita.

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Folder 3 Magee, Wayne E. 1980 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Requests recommendation from TR for the position of dean in the College of Arts and Letters at San Diego State University. Include correspondence and Magee's vita.

Folder 4 Maguire, Jack R. 1978 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The Institute of Texan Cultures congratulates TR on his new position at the University of Texas at El Paso.

Folder 5 Maguire, John D. 1984 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The president of the Claremont College Center thanks TR for his contribution in the humanities conference. Also, TR confirms Dr. Maguire in the program committee of the Sixty-first Annual Meeting of the Western College Association.

Folder 6 Mahony, Sheila 1979 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The director of the Carnegie Commission on the Future of Public Broadcasting congratulates TR as the new chancellor of UCR.

Folder 7 Maldonado, Jesús 1977 Physical Description: 3 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Sp. Requests from TR a copy of his essay, "Literatura chicana: vida en busqueda de forma." Also, TR thanks him for the book of poetry received entitled Sal, pimienta, y amor.

Folder 8 Mallan, John P. 1977 Physical Description: 3 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The American Association of State Colleges and Universities express concern to TR on the research arm of the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching.

Folder 9 Manning, Robert J. 1968-72 Physical Description: 2 TL Scope and Content Note Eng. TR sends the editor of Atlantic magazine, a short story that he would like published. The story deals with the problems of migrant workers seen through the eyes of a young child. TR also sends a copy of his essay, "Into the Labyrinth."

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Folder 10 Manning, Winton H. 1979-83 Physical Description: 50 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR recommends him for several senior administrative positions at various universities in the U.S. Include correspondence from the Educational Testing Service.

Folder 11 Maples, Charles 1982 Physical Description: 6 TLS/TL Scope and Content Note Eng. Aundergraduate student at UCR requests TR's support for admission into the Education Abroad Program in Great Britain.

Folder 12 Marenco, Jr., Eduardo 1979 Physical Description: 2 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The MALDEF Board congratulates TR as the new chancellor of UCR and invites him to be a funding reviewer for a humanities proposal on Mexican American naturalization.

Folder 13 Marks, Milton 1979 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. A California senator welcomes TR as the new chancellor of UCR and sends his best wishes in working with the UC System.

Folder 14 Marland, Sidney P. 1972 Physical Description: 1 TL Scope and Content Note Eng. TR discusses ways to develop student potential and programs which will benefit the Mexican American community through the Department of Health, Education and Welfare. Also, refers to the symposium at UT Austin, "Educating a Nation."

Folder 15 Martínez, Aquilina 1977 Physical Description: 4 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. A literature professor at Our Lady of the Lake University at San Antonio, TX, invites TR to speak on Chicano literature to her Spanish literature students. TR accepts.

Folder 16 Martínez, Arthur D. 1979-84 Physical Description: 3 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The editor of Who's Who: Chicano officeholders, sends TR a copy of their newest edition and seeks ideas on marketing.

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Folder 17 Martínez, Eliud 1978 Physical Description: 3 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR recommends his promotion to associate professor with tenure at UCR. TR writes: "Dr. Martínez illustrates a mature analytical ability and a very effective writing skill. His perceptions are discriminating and non-imitative." (Confidential)

Folder 18 Martínez, Enrique 1983 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR Spanish broadcast coordinator requests recommendation from TR for the California Agricultural Leadership Program.

Folder 19 Martínez, H. Salvador 1975 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A professor of Spanish literature seeks funding to publish the poetry of a Chicano poet, Alfaro R. García. Includes the proposal submitted to Angelo State University, TX.

Folder 20 Martínez, John 1974-75 Physical Description: 4 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. A graduate student requests TR's advice for a dissertation topic in education. TR writes: "How about the whole area of Higher Education and Public Policy in the State?" (Texas)

Folder 21 Martínez, Julio A. 1975-79 Physical Description: 25 TLS/TL Scope and Content Note Eng. The editor of Encyclopedic Dictionary of Chicano Literature, invites TR to submit an article on Octavio I. Romano-V. for their next book. Include Dr. Romano-V.'s curriculum vitae.

Folder 22 Martínez, Leo 1978 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR sends his appreciation for the informative talk he gave to the Kiwanis Club of El Paso on the effects of alcoholism.

Folder 23 Martínez, Max 1982 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center requests TR to write an article on education for the first issue of the Guadalupe Chicano Arts magazine, to be published in San Antonio, TX.

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Folder 24 Martínez, Santos G. 1977-78 Physical Description: 3 TLS Scope and Content Note Sp. TR congratuates the editor of ¡Dále Gas! magazine, for his excellent work in promoting Chicano art and consciousness.

Folder 25 Martínez, Steven D. 1983 Physical Description: 5 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR student requests recommendation from TR to enroll in the MBA graduate program at CSU San Bernardino.

Folder 26 Martínez, Vilma 1979-82 Physical Description: 3 TLS/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. Sends TR a copy of her letter addressed to David S. Saxon regarding the excellent leadership he has demonstrated in nominating TR to be the next chancellor at UCR. Includes a list of TR's accomplishments during the first year at UCR.

Folder 27 Matthews, Wayne 1972 Physical Description: 2 TL/TMsPh Scope and Content Note Eng. TR confirms his invitation to speak at the commencement exercises at Southwest Texas Junior College on May 11, 1972. Contains a copy of his prepared speech.

Folder 28 Matula, Franklin 1972 Physical Description: 1 TL Scope and Content Note Eng. TR thanks the Education Service Center of Waco, TX, for the opportunity to participate in its Project Catalyst and to speak on Chicano literature.

Folder 29 McClendon, Joanna E. 1971 Physical Description: 3 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. A graduate student seeks information regarding employment at UTSA. TR writes: "At the present time we are in the process of planning and projecting...the growth and needs of our new university which will not open its doors till fall of 1973."

Folder 30 McCracken, Ellen 1976 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Sp. A professor of literature at UC San Diego requests permission to publish some of TR's short stories in a new anthology of Hispanic American writers.

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Folder 31 McDonald, Walt 1975 Physical Description: 9 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Texas Association of Creative Writing Teachers invites TR to read from Tierra, at its next meeting in Dallas. Also, asks about "La casa grande." TR writes: "My novel is still being worked over. I keep reading it and changing things."

Folder 32 McEntee, Eileen 1974 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. A professor of education at Highlands University, Las Vegas, NM, sends TR her curriculum vitae hoping that she can find some teaching opportunities at UTSA. TR agrees to help.

Folder 33 McIntyre, Robert M. 1983 Physical Description: 3 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Southern California Gas Company invites TR to attend its "¡Olé III-Carnaval!," the Third Annual Benefit for the Bilingual Foundation of the Arts. TR accepts the invitation.

Folder 34 McSwain, Warren 1972 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. KEEZ San Antonio's radio station selects TR as Citizen of the Day for being named director of the Division of Foreign Languages and the Division of Social Sciences at UTSA.

Folder 35 Mead, William 1979 Physical Description: 2 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. The chairman of the UCR Creative Writing Program welcomes TR as the new chancellor and hopes they can later discuss the financial needs of the writing program.

Folder 36 Medrano, Adam 1976-77 Physical Description: 14 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The director of Chicano Renaissance asks TR to serve as a juror for the national broadcasting contest for the Gabriel Award. Also, Centro Video invites TR to the Second Chicano Film Festival. Include a few articles and correspondence.

Folder 37 Meinhardt, Warren L. 1971-72 Physical Description: 5 TLS Scope and Content Note Sp. TR sends him material concerning the present status of UTSA and plans to open the university in September of 1973. Include correspondence on Chicano literature and thought.

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Folder 38 Melville, Margarita 1977-78 Physical Description: 12 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A professor of anthropology sends TR information on the NACS program planned for March 16-19, 1978, at the Claremont Colleges, CA. Includes a prospectus on the conference.

Folder 39 Méndez, Miguel 1972-83 Physical Description: 13 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. Sends TR an update on the present dilemma with Quinto Sol publishers regarding his royalties for his short stories in El Grito. Also, TR recommends him to receive the degree of honoris causa at the University of Arizona.

Folder 40 Méndez-Flores, Enrique 1980 Physical Description: 2 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Hartnell College invites TR to be a speaker for a Chicano conference to be held on May 17-18, 1980, in Salinas, CA. Include the budget proposal and activities agenda.

Folder 41 Mendoza, Nick 1981 Physical Description: 2 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The business manager of Mendoza, Dillion and Asociado sends TR an update on their current activities with the Hispanic business market.

Folder 42 Menton, Seymour 1971-82 Physical Description: 16 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A professor of Spanish literature recalls their first meeting in Guadalajara in the summer of 1964. Includes an invitation to attend the First Chicano Literature Conference at UC Irvine and one of the first published reviews on Tierra.

Folder 43 Mestas, Juan E. 1983 Physical Description: 5 TLS/TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The president of the Western Association of Educational Opportunity thanks TR for his help with the Fifth Annual Conference on Educational Opportunities. Include Mestas' curriculum vitae.

Folder 44 Metternich, Henry C. 1984 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR recommends a UCR graduate to the office of Educational Career Services at UCR and writes: "I have the greatest respect for his achievement..."

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Folder 45 Meyer, James H. 1979 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The chancellor of UC Davis sends support for TR's decision on the "protection-type plan" with UCR's Academic Senate.

Folder 46 Meyer, Marshall W. 1980-83 Physical Description: 4 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR recommends him as a possible candidate for membership on the Los Angeles Police Commission. Include general correspondence on events at UCR.

Folder 47 Meza, Daniel 1974 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. St. Philip's College invites TR to be their guest speaker for the "Chicanos and the Sixteenth of September Celebration."

Folder 48 Millard, Percy 1979 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR recommends Antonio Tinajero for a position with the U.S. Department of Commerce as a community service specialist.

Folder 49 Miller, Laurence D. 1975 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The director of Laguna Gloria Art Museum requests a copy of the Manifesto of 1972 and "The Brown Paper Report," which TR used in his lectures on Chicano art work in San Antonio, TX.

Folder 50 Millichap, Joseph R. 1973 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR sends information concerning the current changes at UTSA in the Division of English and College of the Humanities.

Folder 51 Mirandé, Alfredo 1979-82 Physical Description: 4 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A professor of UCR invites TR to write the preface for a new poetry book entitled Pinto Poetry. TR sends his regrets. Includes an invitation from the NACS planning committee to participate in the Chicano literature panel at UCR.

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Folder 52 Moffat, James G. 1970 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The Chicago Board of Education requests information from TR for more bilingual teachers to educate Spanish-speaking students.

Folder 53 Mojica, Berta 1979 Physical Description: 4 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. Congratulates TR on his new position as chancellor of UCR and recalls her early years in Crystal City, TX. Include some articles about her own educational success.

Folder 54 Molina, Héctor 1978 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Sp. TR accepts the interview with KPVS-FM radio station and thanks him for the opportunity to get involved.

Folder 55 Monarés, Aida C. 1980 Physical Description: 9 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Professor of political science requests TR's support for a position as vice president of affirmative action at UCB. Includes her curriculum vitae.

Folder 56 Monroe, Haskell 1982-83 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The president of UTEP sends TR appreciation for the article sent highlighting the UCR campus.

Folder 57 Montague, Eleanor A. 1980 Physical Description: 2 ALS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Sends TR appreciation for his continued confidence and support in her leadership abilities. Includes her vita.

Folder 58 Montalvo, Carmela 1975 Physical Description: 1 ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. A Tejidos member informs TR that she will be late to the next meeting in San Antonio, TX, due to her flight schedule.

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Folder 59 Montoto, Gregorio 1974 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Sp. The University of Milwaukee-Wisconsin invites TR to be the guest speaker at their Chicano symposium on April 1974.

Folder 60 Montoya, Frank 1971 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR requests advice from the Corpus Christi School District for innovative programs which would prove to be viable for community relations and involvement at UTSA.

Folder 61 Montoya, Marilyn 1977 Physical Description: 4 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The Southwest Studies Institute of Colorado College confirms an appointment with TR for a seminar at St. Mary's University entitled "Nation Building in the Southwest."

Folder 62 Moore, Douglas R. 1979-83 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The president of the University of Redlands congratulates TR on his new position as chancellor of UCR. Include TR's thanks for the hospitality given during the President's High Table Lecture.

Folder 63 Moore, W.D. 1978 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The Texas Real Estate Research Center sends TR information regarding the viable growth for the area of El Paso, TX.

Folder 64 Mora, Josie 1976 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Sp. The editor of Trucha Publications sends TR an appreciation letter for the time spent with them at Lubbock, TX.

Folder 65 Mora-Burnside, Pat 1981-85 Physical Description: 7 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. Thanks TR for his continued confidence in her writing and gives an updates on her new publishing opportunities offered by Revista Chicano-Riqueña. Sends Concha a new poem created for TR to be included in her new poetry book, Borders.

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Folder 66 Morales, A.G. 1979 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Congratulates TR as the new chancellor of UCR and warns him of the great responsibilities that lay at his command.

Folder 67 Morales, Alejandro 1976-80 Physical Description: 18 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR agrees to evaluate Dr. Morales' novels for promotion to associate professor at UC Irvine. Includes his paper on "Bernice Zamora's Restless Serpents," and curriculum vitae.

Folder 68 Morales, David 1981 Physical Description: 5 ALS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Requests a recommendation from TR for admission into law schools at various universities across the U.S. Includes his transcripts and statement of purpose.

Folder 69 Moreno, Hilario 1983 Physical Description: 5 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR sends his appreciation to the Servicio Forestal Nacional de Paraguay for the help and collaboration given to the UCR Ecological Research Team directed by Dr. Rodolfo Ruibal.

Folder 70 Morín, Lupe 1979 Physical Description: 2 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. The Natural Sciences Career Exploration Center of UTEP requests a copy of TR's lecture on "Affirmative Action." TR states that his speech can be found in El Cuaderno, volume one, spring of 1977.

Folder 71 Morris, Jerry D. 1977 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR recommends Joe Martínez for a Ph.D. at East Texas State University. TR writes: "His abilities to structure and carry out research and his commitment to sound scholarly efforts should be noted as excellent."

Folder 72 Morris, Michele 1978 Physical Description: 2 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. A graduate student sends TR an update on her creative writing projects and encloses a short story entitled "Winter Cow."

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Folder 73 Morton, Carlos 1979-83 Physical Description: 11 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. UC Berkeley professor requests from TR some material involving the finer points of writing short stories. Includes an interview with Luis Valdez and an article on Morton's play, The Many Deaths of Danny Rosales.

Folder 74 Moyer, Jennifer 1980 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The Coordinating Council of Literary Magazines thanks TR for his assistance in recommending outstanding editors for their fellowship program.

Folder 75 Mújica, Barbara L. 1978 Physical Description: 3 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. A Spanish professor at Georgetown University requests permission to publish TR's short story, "Es que duele," in her new book entitled Aquí y ahora.

Folder 76 Mullen, Jeannie 1981-83 Physical Description: 4 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR recommends her as a candidate for graduate studies at UCR in the Department of Education.

Folder 77 Mulvihill, E.R. 1969 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR sends his curriculum vitae to E.R. Murvihill, chairman of the department. (No specific university is mentioned.)

Folder 78 Muñoz, Jr., Carlos 1983 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. A professor of UC Berkeley sends TR a report on the current conditions of education and human rights in El Salvador.

Folder 79 Muñoz-Avino, Manuel 1980 Physical Description: 1 TL Scope and Content Note Eng. The regional director of tourism of Mexico requests TR to attend a September luncheon with other high level Hispanic educators to celebrate its Mexican Independence Day.

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Folder 80 Muñoz-Bata, Sergio 1980 Physical Description: 5 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Sp. The editor of La Opinión, requests permission to publish TR's short story, "El Pete Fonseca," in a special edition of Cultura Chicana.

Folder 81 Muñoz-Luján, Juan 1982 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The president of the UCR Chicano Alumni recognizes TR as an outstanding educator and leader in the Chicano community.

Folder 82 Murguía, Edward 1976 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. A professor of sociology thanks TR for his kind words on his monograph and sends best wishes on his work at UTSA.

Folder 83 Murguía, Raúl S. 1977 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The editor of El Cuaderno, sends TR copies of the published address given at the Texas Association of Chicanos in Higher Education Conference in Austin, TX.

Folder 84 Murguía, Theodore I. 1982 Physical Description: 3 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. President of San Jose City College requests a copy of TR's presentation given at the conference in Austin. TR sends a copy of "The Chicano Academic and Non-Academic Community."

Folder 85 Murillo-Cruz, Héctor 1972 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Sp. TR requests material from the director of Apunte Bookstore for catalogs and bulletins on books which UTSA can purchase for its new library.

Box 12, Folder 1 Navarro, Armando 1980-82 Physical Description: 6 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The president of Congreso para Pueblos Unidos invites TR to give the welcoming address at the CPU regional convention to be held at UCR on April 19, 1980. Include political ideas sponsored by CPU and Dr. Navarro's curriculum vitae.

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Folder 2 Nelson, Jack 1974 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR sends the associate dean of San Angelo State University his travel expenses incurred for their Chicano symposium.

Folder 3 Nelson-Cisneros, Víctor 1982 Physical Description: 3 TL/ALS Scope and Content Note Sp. TR sends the assistant dean of Colorado College a copy of his poem, "The Searchers," and thanks him for the courtesy extended on his visit. Includes a copy of TR's poem.

Folder 4 New, Jr., James E. 1976 Physical Description: 4 TLS/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. St. Philip's College Bicentennial Committee invites TR to participate in a symposium which will focus on the future of higher education. Contains an outline of TR's address.

Folder 5 Newby, Edward J. 1972 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The Louisiana State University seeks material on UTSA's new faculty. TR writes: "Due to the complexities of initiating a totally new university it is impossible to commit ourselves to the identification of faculty so early."

Folder 6 Newman, Frank 1979 Physical Description: 5 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The University of Rhode Island invites TR to attend a conference on affirmative action. The major issues will be the recruitment of minority students and faculty. Included is a report on affirmative action written by Dr. Newman.

Folder 7 Newman, Katharine 1973-83 Physical Description: 5 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. The Coordinating Council of Literary Magazines asks TR to recommend Newman for a fellowship. TR states: "She single handedly took this literary review from a few stapled typed pages into the convincing and fine literary journal..."

Folder 8 Nieto, Margarita 1980-81 Physical Description: 6 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR recommends USC professor for the faculty of various universities in California. TR writes: "I was astounded by Dr. Nieto's expertise, her personal relations and ability to deal with intellectual inquiry."

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Folder 9 Norris, Mrs. Fred B. 1972 Physical Description: 2 TL Scope and Content Note Eng. TR thanks the Education Service Center of Corpus Christi for the invitation to participate in their workshop on foreign language teaching.

Folder 10 Núñez, Magdalena 1980-82 Physical Description: 6 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR recommends her for a position with the Times Mirror Corporation and is highly impressed with her leadership skills and incisive mind. Include Núñez' curriculum vitae.

Folder 11 Obledo, Mario G. 1979-83 Physical Description: 7 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The secretary of the Health and Welfare Agency congratulates TR on his new appointment as chancellor of UCR. Includes an educational survey which seeks to ensure equal employment opportunities in the state of California.

Folder 12 O'Connell, Jr., Charles D. 1984 Physical Description: 1 ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. The vice president of the University of Chicago sends TR his congratulations on the interview in the Chronicle of Higher Education, focusing on his literary and educational career, published on February 15, 1984.

Folder 13 Oguiza, Thomas 1974 Physical Description: 4 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. A professor of Spanish literature proposes a new course in Creative Stylistics in Spanish which would direct Spanish-speaking minorities to produce their own poetry and prose.

Folder 14 Olgin, Jr., Manuel J. 1979 Physical Description: 6 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Chicano Alumni Association of California State University at Fresno invites TR to give the opening address at its Chicano commencement ceremonies. TR sends his regrets.

Folder 15 Olin Jr., Spencer C. 1978 Physical Description: 3 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. UC Irvine selects TR as candidate for administration and requests him to submit a letter of interest. TR declines.

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Folder 16 Oliphant, Dave 1975-76 Physical Description: 3 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The editor of Margins literary journal, asks TR to submit a short essay on Chicano literature to be published in the spring of 1975. Include Dr. Oliphant's curriculum vitae.

Folder 17 Oliva, Maricela 1986 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Arte Publico Press thanks UCR for the assistance in publishing the International Studies in Honor of Tomás Rivera.

Folder 18 Oliva, Raquel 1979 Physical Description: 2 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A graduate student requests a recommendation from TR for admission into a master's program in California. TR accepts.

Folder 19 Olivo, Ted 1979 Physical Description: 3 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The committee to elect Mr. Olivo to the school board of education invites TR to attend a rally in San Jacinto, CA, to discuss the bilingual/bicultural programs.

Folder 20 Olsen, Norskov V. 1984 Physical Description: 6 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. LLU requests TR to write a personal letter for a kind of festschrift to honor Dr. Olsen's professional career. TR states: "I sensed always your profound understanding of the human condition and your pragmatic perspective..."

Folder 21 Olstad, Charles 1972 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The University of Arizona informs TR that the job opening previously announced in the MLA list has now been filled.

Folder 22 Olvera, Joe 1980 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The Southwest Training Institute requests TR's support for an NEH grant focusing on a Centralized Advocacy Program in the humanities and in teaching Chicano literature.

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Folder 23 Ornstein, Jacob L. 1975-79 Physical Description: 2 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A professor of modern languages requests administrative help from TR on the budget for the Ethnic Studies Center. Also, Dr. Ornstein sends TR his essay entitled "Unending Quest for a World Language."

Folder 24 Orta, Simón 1975 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR recommends him for a teaching position at the Teachers College in Lincoln, NE, and writes: "He serves on several boards in educational organizations...where he provides excellent imput and leadership."

Folder 25 Ortega, Alicia Q. 1981-83 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A professor at Imperial Valley College thanks TR for his presentation on Tierra, and would like the address of Justa Publications in order to buy copies of his book.

Folder 26 Ortego, Philip D. 1972-73 Physical Description: 3 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. A professor of Chicano studies asks TR to submit a few poems for his anthology entitled We Are Chicanos. Also, TR recommends him for various senior academic positions.

Folder 27 Ortego y Gasca, Felipe de 1983 Physical Description: 3 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR congratulates him on the production of the National Hispanic Reporter. Includes an article on the objectives of Hispanic newspapers and their importance to the community.

Folder 28 Ostarch, Valerie 1979 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR sends his appreciation to the coordinator of Humanities at the Sunset Hill School in Kansas for her kind expression on Tierra.

Folder 29 Owens, Marie 1975 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR sends the foreign language department of Texas Southern University some material on bicultural/bilingual studies.

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Folder 30 Oxford, Tamara 1981 Physical Description: 3 TL/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. A graduate of UCR requests TR's recommendation for admission to the School of Journalism at UC Berkeley. TR writes: "She demonstrates potential for eventual leadership in either the public or private sectors. I recommend her to you highly."

Folder 31 Oyama, Henry 1984 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR requests information on Miguel Méndez from the associate dean of international studies at Pima Community College, AZ.

Folder 32 Ozuña, Jr., George 1974 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The Commission for Mexican American Affairs selects TR for the nominating committee that will choose the next officers.

Folder 33 Pacheco, Ángela R. 1973 Physical Description: 3 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. TR sends the National Institute of Health travel forms for his reimbursement.

Folder 34 Pacheco, Mary Ann 1973 Physical Description: 5 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The USC Centro Chicano sends TR material on its First Annual Festival de Flor y Canto and include material on its publication, Flor y canto: An Anthology of Chicano Literature.

Folder 35 Padilla, Raymond 1980 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Dr. Padilla requests a recommendation from TR for the position of dean of the Graduate School at UTEP.

Folder 36 Padilla, Sofía 1973 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The Chicano Students Coalition of the University of Wyoming invites TR to participate at their annual Chicano symposium.

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Folder 37 Pallady, Stephen 1977-81 Physical Description: 9 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR recommends him for professorships at various institutions across the U.S. TR writes: "I came to know his linguistic abilities quite well and his excellence as a student."

Folder 38 Paolini, Gilbert 1983 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR agrees to have his essay, "Mexican-American Literature: Establishment of Community," published in LA CHISPA 83. Includes a copy of TR's essay.

Folder 39 Paquette, F. André 1974 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. A professor of Middlebury College resigns from his post and also seeks material on royalties from his publication.

Folder 40 Paredes, Américo 1970-84 Physical Description: 33 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. UT Austin professor invites TR to attend a Chicano symposium on November 19, 1970. Contain material on the Texas Concilio for Chicano Studies and Tejidos Board. TR thanks him for "giving us your mind, your spirit, and your wisdom."

Folder 41 Paredes, Raymund A. 1979 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. A professor of UCLA requests TR to critique his paper on Chicano literature which was recently published in MELUS.

Folder 42 Parker, Gary 1984 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. A security officer of UCLA apologizes to TR for any discomfort caused at the recent UC Regents' Board meeting.

Folder 43 Parra, José Antonio 1971-72 Physical Description: 4 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR recommends several articles on Chicano literature to the editor of Mictla, to be published in their next issue. Include correspondence and ideas for the future of Mictla.

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Folder 44 Patlán, Juan 1976 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Sp. TR sends his appreciation to the Mexican American Unity Council for the invitation to attend their annual banquet.

Folder 45 Pedrotti, Louis 1979 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. A professor of UCR congratulates TR as the new chancellor and sends him some issues of the Hieroglyphs newsletter.

Folder 46 Peltason, J. W. 1979-84 Physical Description: 7 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The American Council on Education invites TR to attend the Twenty-fifth Annual President's Institute. Include general correspondence and conference material.

Folder 47 Peña, Paz 1977 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The Chicano club of Johnson High School invites TR to be the speaker at their Cinco de Mayo celebration. TR accepts.

Folder 48 Penney, Dan/Mary 1975 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. A professor of biology requests information from TR on the teaching opportunities available at UTSA. Includes a letter from Mary Penney.

Folder 49 Pereira, Tony 1984 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR sends his thanks to the Salesian Boy's Club for the hospitality shown at the Chicano Media Banquet in Pasadena, CA.

Folder 50 Pereira, Salas 1979 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The International Communication Agency sends TR a cable regarding the death of Dr. Salas Pereira.

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Folder 51 Pérez, Edward R. 1980-82 Physical Description: 8 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. TR recommends him as a studio artist and teacher at various colleges. TR writes: "Ed is articulate, has independence of thought, and a very pleasant disposition."

Folder 52 Pérez, Manuel 1982 Physical Description: 2 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. An assistant dean of student affairs sends TR his curriculum vitae and thanks TR for nominating him to the NCCHE Board.

Folder 53 Pérez, Severo 1979-81 Physical Description: 4 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The director of the Film and Animation Production requests TR to send some of his creative stories to their new Latino entertainment project sponsored by Universal Studios.

Folder 54 Perissinotto, Giorgio 1975 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. A professor of the State University of New York at Stony Brook thanks TR for his ideas on ethnic studies discussed on his last visit to UTSA.

Folder 55 Peterson, Lowell 1983 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. A Washington state senator recommends that TR as a board member of Times Mirror support the sale of Anacortes Plywood in order to keep the employment up in the area.

Folder 56 Pfau, John M. 1979 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The president of Cal State College at San Bernardino congratulates TR as the new chancellor of UCR.

Folder 57 Phillips, Jean 1979 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. A speech consultant invites TR to participate at the Speech Communication Association and speak on Chicano literature.

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Folder 58 Pierce, V.P. 1968 Physical Description: 2 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR sends the chairman of the Department of Foreign Languages at Sam Houston State College material on his transcripts from the University of Oklahoma. Includes a recommendation from the director of the VISTA training program.

Folder 59 Pino, Jr., Frank 1972-84 Physical Description: 38 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR recommends him for various senior administrative posts at some universities across the U.S. TR writes: "As a scholar and creative writer, he has grown exceptionally." Include general correspondence and Pino's curriculum vitae.

Folder 60 Pitkethly, Lawrence 1981 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The executive producer of Voices and Visions, looks forward to meeting TR in California to discuss an upcoming documentary film series on American poetry.

Folder 61 Plakos, John 1972 Physical Description: 2 TLS/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. The National Consortium for Bilingual Education sends TR a copy of a directory of Title VII projects on bilingual education. Includes a report on bilingual education programs.

Folder 62 Platt, José 1976-80 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. A professor at CSU Fullerton requests permission to publish TR's short story, "The Salamanders," in a new anthology entitled Chicano Short Stories.

Folder 63 Plunkett, Cathy 1978 Physical Description: 2 ALS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. A student from the Southwest High School of Ft. Worth, TX, requests from TR a scholarship application for UTEP.

Folder 64 Pollak, Betty L. 1973 Physical Description: 5 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Professor Dunham nominates TR as a potential candidate for the position of dean of the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of Oklahoma, and President Templeton seconds the motion with another letter of recommendation from UTEP.

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Folder 65 Popkin, Nathan S. 1973 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR sends Professor Pokin's curriculum vitae to Dr. Greaves, director of social sciences at UTSA and will stay in touch.

Folder 66 Porras, Jerry 1974 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The Chicano Faculty Recruitment Committee at Stanford University requests TR to send them names of Chicano Ph.D.'s in order to create a list of available scholars.

Folder 67 Porrata, Francisco E. 1972 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Sp. TR sends his thanks to the editor of Explicación de Texos Literarios, for the published articles on Latino thought.

Folder 68 Portillo, Lourdes 1983 Physical Description: 7 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR supports an NEH grant for a film production entitled Mexican Women in Transition, which will focus on women's perspectives and aesthetic expressions. Includes the proposal.

Folder 69 Powell, David 1982 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Professor of Western New Mexico University congratulates TR on being awarded an honorary doctorate. Dr. Powell writes: "You have planted a seed of truth here that will, with time, sprout into a tree that will be seen and understood by all."

Folder 70 Powell, Mozelle 1972 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. A Spanish professor of Sam Houston College thanks TR for the material loaned on Spanish and Chicano literature.

Folder 71 Preciado-B., Cecilia 1978-84 Physical Description: 20 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR recommends her for several senior academic positions across the U.S. TR states: "She is intelligent, deeply conscious and knowledgeable of the issues and problems." Include general correspondence and her curriculum vitae.

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Folder 72 Press, Frank 1984 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The National Academy of Sciences sends TR a copy of "Science and Creationism," in order to define its position on this issue by explaining the differences of these two theories.

Folder 73 Proctor, Claude O. 1979 Physical Description: 3 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. A professor of Russian requests information from TR on job opportunities at UTSA. TR writes he is no longer at UTSA.

Folder 74 Proff, Fred C. 1972 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR recommends Raúl G. Cuellor for a doctoral application at UTSA and writes: "I feel very strongly that he has all the potential needed to terminate and utilize a Ph.D. degree."

Folder 75 Próspero, Carlos 1975 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Sp. The editor of Textos, a Mexican journal requests TR to submit an article on Chicano literature and would like TR to contact Chicano writers such as Alurista and Corky González.

Box 13, Folder 1 Quirarte, Jacinto 1974-78 Physical Description: 5 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The dean of the College of Fine Arts at UTSA directs a graduate student to TR for material on Chicano literature. Include UTSA administrative correspondence.

Folder 2 Rafelson, Virginia 1981 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The cultural attache of the Mexican consulate sends UCR a collection of books as gifts from the Mexican government to be housed in the UCR Library. Includes a list of books.

Folder 3 Ramírez, Ernestina 1971 Physical Description: 1 TL Scope and Content Note Eng. TR requests material from Corpus Christi Independent School District for innovative programs on higher education.

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Folder 4 Ramírez, Salvador 1974 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Professor of Chicano studies of Washington State University sends TR material on the Chicano sociolinguistics symposium. Include strategy notes of the original planning group.

Folder 5a Rand, Ayn 1966-67 Physical Description: 2 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. TR writes Ayn Rand and inquires if she would like to have her work translated into Spanish. Ayn Rand responds that, due to her publishing contract, all translation commissions are arranged by her publishers.

Folder 5b Randolph, Leonard 1977-78 Physical Description: 4 TLS/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. TR expresses his interest in applying for an NEH Fellowship in order to finish his creative writing projects. Also, he supports Nephtalí de León's NEH grant to continue Maize, a national Chicano newspaper for the arts.

Folder 6 Rangel, Felix 1971 Physical Description: 2 TL/AMs Scope and Content Note Sp. TR sends the chairman of the LULAC conference a letter requesting information on their next regional meeting.

Folder 7 Rasmussen, Alice M. 1971-72 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. A professor at Oral Roberts University sends TR some modern language material and hopes his visit to ORU was productive.

Folder 8 Reagan, Ronald 1983-84 Physical Description: 3 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. President Ronald Reagan requests the pleasure of TR at a luncheon at the White House. Later, President Reagan sends Concepción Rivera his condolences on the death of TR.

Folder 9 Reed, Harry A. 1980 Physical Description: 4 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The Research Fellowship Program of the Rockefeller Foundation receives various letters of support for Dr. Reed's entitled "Platform for Change."

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Folder 10 Reed, Sarah R. 1973 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The Graduate Library School of Indiana University thanks TR for the help in promoting their institute on librarianship.

Folder 11 Reese, Lee Fleming 1980 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. An adult education teacher appreciates TR's article, "School Help Starts in the Community." The article appeared in the San Diego Union, on June 15, 1980, during a LULAC conference.

Folder 12 Reeves, Blair 1975 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The Bexar County Historical Committee invites TR to join the group for the following year. TR accepts the offer.

Folder 13 Reichardt, Dorothy 1970 Physical Description: 2 ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. Brenham High School of Texas thanks TR for speaking at their foreign language luncheon on teaching non-English speaking children.

Folder 14 Reisler, Raymond 1981-82 Physical Description: 7 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Requests references from TR for possible opportunities in educational administration. Includes his curriculum vitae.

Folder 15 Rewak, William J. 1980 Physical Description: 9 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The president of the University of Santa Clara informs TR that he has been selected to receive an honorary degree at their commencement exercises on June 14, 1980.

Folder 16 Reyes, Barbara 1974 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. St. Mary's University of San Antonio invites TR to speak at their "Diez y Seis Celebración," on Hispanic heritage.

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Folder 17 Reyes, Rosendo I. 1972-88 Physical Description: 43 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. A Chicano writer sends TR samples of his work and requests TR's help to publish his novel, "A Monument for Cosima." Include correspondence to Concha Rivera on his donation of TR's original letters to the TR Archive of UCR.

Folder 18 Reyes, Jr., Felipe 1975-76 Physical Description: 11 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. A Con Safos artist who designed the art for TR's Chapbook, Always and Other Poems, requests copies of the book. Includes the "Semana de la Raza" program and Felipe Reyes, Jr., curriculum vitae.

Folder 19 Reyes, Vinicio 1974 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR sends Dr. Reyes material on bilingual/bicultural studies available at UTSA.

Folder 20 Reyes-Mazon, Manuel 1972 Physical Description: 1 TL Scope and Content Note Eng. TR sends the Teacher Corps a list of resource persons in Hispanic education to be published in Adelante magazine.

Folder 21 Reyna, José R. 1981 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Requests a letter of reference from TR for tenure at the University of New Mexico and sends his new book, Raza Humor.

Folder 22 Rhine, Susan 1981 Physical Description: 2 ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. Requests letter of recommendation from TR for promotional opportunities in clerical-administrative positions at UCR.

Folder 23 Riojas-Clark, Ellen 1979 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR recommends her as professor in elementary education at UTSA. TR writes: "Her disposition, her incisive intellectual ability, and her class preparation brought a great degree of student professionalism to the class."

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Folder 24 Rifkin, Silvia B. 1980 Physical Description: 22 TL/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR thanks the American Embassy for sending articles on the Chicano literary conference held in Mexico on July 8, 1980. Include articles from various newspapers in Mexico City.

Folder 25 Ríos, Herminio 1971-81 Physical Description: 19 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR sends the editor of Quinto Sol Publications an outline of his novel, Tierra. The outline analyzes the entire work and provides questions which could be used for teaching. Also, include correspondence on the new Justa Publications.

Folder 26 Ríos, Francisco 1970-74 Physical Description: 2 ALS/TL Scope and Content Note Eng. A professor of the University of Colorado requests TR to advise his graduate student on its bilingual educational program when she visits him at UTSA.

Folder 27 Ríos, Sam 1978 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The director of Chicano studies at CSU Sacramento sends TR the schedule for its Chicano literature conference. TR confirms his participation.

Folder 28 Rivera, Bridgette 1980 Physical Description: 2 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR recommends her for the position of UC Student Regent for the UCR campus. Include her curriculum vitae.

Folder 29 Rivera, Eliodoro G. 1973 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The director of the Mexican American Community Services requests some information on the MBA program at UTSA.

Folder 30 Rivera, Feliciano 1974-76 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The editor of a new narrative history of Mexican Americans selects TR as one of the subjects for the dictionary book to be published by Hill and Wang of New York, NY.

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Folder 31 Rivera, George 1979 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR recommends him for advancement to associate professor at the University of Colorado. TR states: "I have been present when Dr. Rivera has made presentations at national professional meetings and I have read his scholarly research."

Folder 32 Rivera, Julio 1970-71 Physical Description: 3 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Los Amigos of Sam Houston State University invites TR to speak at their conference on Mexican American culture.

Folder 33 Robertson, Mary L. 1975 Physical Description: 8 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The senior editor of Chicano Voices, requests permission to publish two of TR's short stories from Tierra. The anthology will be published by Houghton Mifflin Company in 1976.

Folder 34 Rocard, Marcienne 1975-81 Physical Description: 11 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. A professor of Université de Toulouse-Le Mirail requests material on Chicano literature and on an article published in the Texas Observer, about Amado Muro. Includes her essay on Tierra, entitled "The Cycle of Experience in Tierra."

Folder 35 Rodríguez, Emerenciano 1983-84 Physical Description: 54 ALS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The Mexican consul gives a deeply moving eulogy at the TR Memorial Service on the UCR campus, May 19, 1984. Include copies of the eulogy and various letters and articles on TR's life in higher education and on his unexpected death.

Folder 36 Rodríguez, Jr., Genaro 1972 Physical Description: 3 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The Crystal City School District thanks TR for his program on Chicano literature on May 16, 1972. TR writes: "The students you have are really students of whom you can be proud. I only wish I had more time to spend with you..."

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Folder 37 Rodríguez, Irene 1974 Physical Description: 3 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. A professor of the Southwest Texas Junior College requests TR to give a lecture on Chicano literature to her Mexican American studies class. TR accepts and plans the lecture for November of 1974.

Folder 38 Rodríguez-O., Jaime E. 1978 Physical Description: 3 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UC Irvine invites TR to apply for the position of vice chancellor of student affairs. TR declines the offer.

Folder 39 Rodríguez, Joe 1981 Physical Description: 5 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. A professor at SDSU invites TR to give a lecture on Chicano issues at the Aztec Center. Also, Dr. Rodríguez would like TR's opinion on his manuscript, "Ethnic Figures and the North American Narrative of Survival," which include Tierra.

Folder 40 Rodríguez, Juan 1971-79 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A professor at UCSD sends TR a copy of his essay on Tierra, entitled "La embestida contra la religiosidad en Tierra." JR writes: "...es una de las pocas personas que comprende como se hace una revolución a través de la literatura."

Folder 41 Rodríguez, Juan A. 1973-74 Physical Description: 3 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A graduate student requests information from TR on teaching opportunities in the foreign languages department at UTSA.

Folder 42 Rodríguez, Louis J. 1972-81 Physical Description: 7 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. President of Midwestern State University in Texas expresses his pleasure on the very excellent article in the Chronicle of Higher Education. Include general correspondence.

Folder 43 Rodríguez, Manuel J. 1979 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Sp. A Chicano artist sends TR information on a commissioned portrait for his wife. Rodríguez states: "Ricardo Montalban once introduced me as a modern day master painter..."

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Folder 44 Rodríguez, Paul H. 1978 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. TR recommends him for a Fulbright Fellowship in Colombia, South America. TR states: "His depth and knowledge in the professional field of the proposal is complemented by his research and publication he has completed."

Folder 45 Rodríguez-P., Salvador 1979 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Sp. A professor at the University of Colorado at Boulder invites TR to participate in a session at the MLA conference on "Símbolo, Mito y Folklore," to be held in San Francisco, CA.

Folder 46 Rogers, Del Marie 1973-79 Physical Description: 8 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. A professor sends TR material on Pablo Neruda and wonders if TR has read Memorias. TR writes: "One of these days I'll read Neruda, et al., again and dare to be pure of thought again. As for now I'm part of the unconscious conspiracy."

Folder 47 Rogers, James T. 1983 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The president of Brenau College in Georgia thanks TR for the fine job he did in connection with their visit to the Bilingual Center at Biscayne College.

Folder 48 Rois, Roberto 1980-81 Physical Description: 5 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Sp. Former UCR professor sends TR a postcard from Paris, France, and hopes TR can resolve the current crises at UCR.

Folder 49 Rojas, Guillermo 1973-78 Physical Description: 4 TLS Scope and Content Note Sp. A professor at Stanford requests a letter of recommendation from TR for the position of director of Chicano studies.

Folder 50 Romanell, Patrick 1979-83 Physical Description: 6 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A philosophy professor at UTEP sends TR copies of his essays entitled "Some Sobering Reflections on the Human Situation" and "Samuel Ramos: la filosofia de la cultura mexicana." TR thanks him for the essays.

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Folder 51 Romano-V., Octavio I. 1970-81 Physical Description: 6 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The editor of Quinto Sol Publications observes that TR's novel, Tierra, receives very favorable reviews. Includes a copy of Dr. Romano-V.'s translation of "Tata Casehua."

Folder 52 Romero, Clarence 1982 Physical Description: 2 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. A professor of psychology requests a letter of support from TR for a position at San Bernardino Community College. Include Romero's curriculum vitae.

Folder 53 Romero, Frank 1982 Physical Description: 3 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR congratulates the director of the Educational Testing Service for being selected as one of the Outstanding Young Men of the United States of America.

Folder 54 Romo, Ricardo 1979 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. A professor at UC San Diego invites TR to participate in the next NEH conference on "Chicano Humanities," in Arizona.

Folder 55 Rosales, Raúl G. 1973-75 Physical Description: 4 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. A professor at the University of Houston invites TR to be the guest speaker for the High School Equivalency Program.

Folder 56 Rosenberg, Joe 1978-79 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. La Compañía de Teatro Bilingüe requests permission from TR to adapt his stories into a theatrical production and sends a copy of the adaptation for his approval before staging.

Folder 57 Rothenberger, James 1979 Physical Description: 2 ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. Congratulates TR as the new chancellor of UCR and recalls the time they were neighbors at Norman, Oklahoma, in 1966.

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Folder 58 Rubio, Gloria 1976 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The editor of Producciones Estrella Roja requests consent to publish TR's short story, "Las salamandras," in La Cucaracha literary journal of Pueblo, CO.

Folder 59 Ruibal, Rodolfo 1979 Physical Description: 3 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. A professor at UCR congratulates TR as the new chancellor and asks if he will attend the UC Regents' Board meeting, April 5, 1979.

Folder 60 Ruiz, Eugenio G. 1973 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A graduate student requests from TR a letter of support for a Ford Fellowship to attend the University of Texas.

Folder 61 Ruiz, Mario E. 1972 Physical Description: 2 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Sp. A Spanish professor at the University of Cincinnati thanks TR for sending a few of his short stories to be published in Fontana, in November of 1972.

Folder 62 Ruiz-Garza, Pedro 1979 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The director of Jobs for Progress congratulates TR as the new chancellor of UCR and commends his leadership style.

Folder 63 Ruiz-Ibáñez, Manuel 1973 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The editor of the Sun newspaper, in San Bernardino, CA, sends TR a questionnaire which will be used in the new series, "Recompensa al esfuerzo mexicoamericanos destacados."

Folder 64 Russell-R., Alice 1982 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR recommends her for any position for which she may qualify at UCR. TR writes: "Alice was always a hard-working friendly individual who took sincere interest in her work."

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Folder 65 Russell, William M. 1968 Physical Description: 2 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. The chairman of the Department of Modern Languages at UTEP thanks TR for his interest in their institution and would like TR to submit his curriculum vitae.

Box 14, Folder 1 Sagel, Jim 1981 Physical Description: 5 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR congratulates him on his new novel, Hablando de brujas y la gente. TR writes: "I have not read anyting in recent years that has moved me as much and that has motivated me to think of original elements."

Folder 2 Sager, Missy 1978 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The coordinator of economic development in San Antonio invites TR to serve as a member of the City's Employees' Task Force.

Folder 3 Sagik, Bernard P. 1978-84 Physical Description: 58 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR recommends him for a senior academic position at various universities across the U.S. TR writes: "of the deans with whom I worked at UTSA, Dean Sagik had the best communication skills." Include Dr. Sagik's curriculum vitae.

Folder 4 Sainz, Gustavo 1983 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Sp. A professor at New Mexico University updates TR on his new novel, Fantasmas aztecas. Also, Dr. Sainz supports either Carlos Fuentes or Gabriel García Márquez for the Rómulo Gallegos Prize for Latin American literature.

Folder 5 Saldaña, Lupe 1980 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The American G.I. Forum invites TR to participate in a panel debate on the "U.S. Education System and Hispanics," during the Thirty-second National Convention. TR sends regrets.

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Folder 6 Salazar, Edward M. 1983 Physical Description: 4 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR supports a UCR student for an MBA degree at Stanford University. TR writes: "Mr. Salazar is articulate, mannerly, through, and has skills in leadership, computer programming and the Spanish language that will be an asset to him..."

Folder 7 Salazar, Ken 1977 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The president of MEChA thanks TR for his participation at the Chicano symposium held at Colorado College.

Folder 8 Salazar, Verónica 1973-74 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The San Antonio Express requests an interview with TR for a new textbook entitled Dedication Rewarded, which will promote Hispanic leaders in the U.S. TR accepts the offer.

Folder 9 Salinas, Jesús 1972 Physical Description: 1 TL Scope and Content Note Sp. TR sends a graduate student material on the Teacher Corps program in San Antonio and wants him to call the director.

Folder 10 Salinas, Judy Kay 1970-80 Physical Description: 40 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. A professor at the University of Tulsa requests new material on Chicano literature and sends TR some of her latest creative poems. Include material on Dr. Salinas' project, "The Image of Women in Hispanic Literature: New Perspectives."

Folder 11 Sánchez, David A. 1971 Physical Description: 4 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. UCLA professor invites TR to be a candidate for the position of director for the Chicano Research Center of UCLA.

Folder 12 Sánchez, Frank 1981 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. A professor at East Los Angeles College sends TR material on a plan to develop a center for advanced Hispanic studies at the University of Southern California and would like TR's help and perspectives.

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Folder 13 Sánchez, Marta 1978 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Sp. TR sends his appreciation for the work which she has devoted to the Chicano/Latino community in the literary arena.

Folder 14 Sánchez, Ramón 1978 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The board of trustees of San Antonio Public Library sends UTEP President Templeton a letter of recommendation citing TR's strong administrative talents.

Folder 15 Sánchez, Rosaura 1978-82 Physical Description: 7 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. UC San Diego professor of literature asks TR to submit some of his short stories for a new anthology in Chicano literature. TR also thanks her for Requisa treinta y dos.

Folder 16 Sánchez, Saúl 1972-81 Physical Description: 20 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR recommends him for the position of director of the bilingual/bicultural studies at UTSA. TR writes: "Dr. Sánchez is a person of integrity and excellent intellectual capacity." Include general correspondece.

Folder 17 Sandoval, Emilio 1975 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. A Mexican writer sends TR a copy of his essay on the history of Texas published in Mexico. The essay addresses the propaganda which the Americans used to win Texas in the early nineteenth century.

Folder 18 Sandoval, Rudy 1979 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. An associate professor at Notre Dame Law School expresses his desire to work with TR on his plan to help the Chicano community deal with social, economic and political issues.

Folder 19 Saucedo, Daniel H. 1976-77 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Congratulates TR as the new vice president of administration at UTSA. Also, recognizes TR's gift to the Inman Center.

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Folder 20 Sawyer, Donald T. 1979 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR thanks UCR professor for his kind letter and hopes that they can get together and discuss administrative strategy.

Folder 21 Saxon, David S. 1979-84 Physical Description: 47 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The president of UC System sends TR official correspondence on his new role as chancellor of UCR and as executive officer of the UC System. Includes his personal views on TR's philosophy of education and general UC memoranda.

Folder 22 Scannell, Deborah 1978 Physical Description: 3 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. An editor at Houghton Mifflin Company sends payment for consent to publish TR's short story, "The Portrait," in their twelfth-grade literature textbook entitled Focus in Ideas.

Folder 23 Schillingsburg, P.L. 1976 Physical Description: 2 TLS/TL Scope and Content Note Eng. A professor at Mississippi State University requests information on the most recent theses and dissertations completed at UTSA, from September 1974 to September 1975.

Folder 24 Schlundt, Christena L. 1979 Physical Description: 1 TL Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR professor sends TR her views on how she can contribute to the Joint Planning Council at UCR.

Folder 25 Schmertz, Diana 1972 Physical Description: 1 TL Scope and Content Note Eng. A graduate student requests material from TR on Portuguese studies at UTSA. TR writes: "We are still in the building stages."

Folder 26 Schmidt, Lorenza 1980-82 Physical Description: 5 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. The director of student programs at UC Irvine invites TR to speak about Hispanics in higher education during a Chicano workshop on January 23, 1980.

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Folder 27 Schneider, Peter 1980 Physical Description: 7 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR graduate student requests TR's support for law school. TR writes: "He is well organized in his thoughts, orally and written, he has developed a fine incisive and logical mind."

Folder 28 Schroeder, Bethany Jo 1981 Physical Description: 6 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR recommends her for a Harvard three-year Junior Fellowship and writes: "I have been amazed at her energy in developing literary interest on our campus as a whole. Specifically, she structured our campus literary magazine, Mosaic..."

Folder 29 Schultz, Phyllis 1976 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The University of Colorado at Denver requests TR to support Dr. Francisco Ríos for a tenure position. TR writes: "His professional preparation is the soundest of any colleague of mine. He was a voracious reader and intellectually alive."

Folder 30 Serrato, Juan 1981 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. A Chicano writer requests information from TR on possible funding for a Chicano newspaper. TR sends his regrets.

Folder 31 Shapiro, Theda 1979 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. A professor of UCR congratulates TR as the new chancellor and welcomes him to the UCR campus family.

Folder 32 Shere, Jean B. 1978 Physical Description: 3 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR requests information on the planning and budgeting of the Emory Peace Conference in Atlanta, GA.

Folder 33 Scherman, Howard 1980 Physical Description: 1 TL Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR professor sends TR his opinion on the proposed business administration major which he feels will not help UCR gain students, but will deplete funds for other programs.

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Folder 34 Shields, Merrill 1978 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The attorney of the University of Texas System sends TR his appreciation for the help given during the years working for the UT System.

Folder 35 Shihab, Naomi 1977 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR sends a copy of the Texas Writer's Newsletter, and writes that he enjoyed working with her on Pegasus, in San Antonio.

Folder 36 Shores, Lee J. 1970-78 Physical Description: 3 ALS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A colleague of the University of Oklahoma sends TR greetings and asks how he's doing. TR writes: "Pues, se pasa la vida pronto y`tan callando' como dice Jorge Manrique. No hace mucho tiempo que estábamos tú y yo de estudiantes de Latín."

Folder 37 Shreeve, L. Sid 1974-79 Physical Description: 6 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A professor at Brigham Young University invites TR to speak at its Hispanic Conference on Bilingual/Bicultural Studies. Also, TR requests a copy of the proceedings, The Spanish-Speaking American Challenge.

Folder 38 Shuffler, Henderson 1973 Physical Description: 1 TL Scope and Content Note Eng. TR requests the use of the theatre at the Institute of Texas Cultures for a workshop with UTSA educators and various Chicano/Latino civic groups to discuss educational issues.

Folder 39 Sikes, Melvin 1973 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR expresses his pleasure in meeting Dr. Sikes at Lutcher Center in Texas and hopes to continue their dialogue.

Folder 40 Siller, Raúl 1973 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR refers Siller to Dr. Albar Peña for future discussion on the bicultural/bilingual studies at UTSA.

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Folder 41 Silva-Herzog, Jesús 1971 Physical Description: 4 TL Scope and Content Note Sp. TR sends the editor of Cuadernos Americanos, his essay, "La teoría poética de León Felipe," which is published by them in the winter of 1973. Later, TR sends his dissertation on "León Felipe," which he also hopes to get published.

Folder 42 Silverman, Joseph H. 1980-82 Physical Description: 8 ALS/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. UC Santa Cruz professor inquires if TR was a student during the NDEA Institute in Guadalajara in 1963. TR writes: "Yes, I still recall the excellent lecture (explicación de texto) you gave on Jorge Ferretis' Hombres en tempestad.

Folder 43 Simmen, Edward 1971-80 Physical Description: 36 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Updates TR on his recent anthology, The Chicano, and on the hostile review in El Grito. Contains a ten year network of information dealing with Chicano literature and the Writers Workshop International.

Folder 44 Simmons, Althea T.L. 1973 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR sends his appreciation to the director of NAACP for the time spent discussing humanitarian issues at UTSA.

Folder 45 Simmons, Merle E. 1974 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Professor of Spanish at Indiana University sends TR a copy of a letter of recommendation for Dr. David Fagan's employment in the Department of Foreign Languages at UTSA.

Folder 46 Simpson, Frank R. 1973 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR thanks the Houghton Mifflin Company for the complimentary books sent on Hispanic and French literature.

Folder 47 Sims, Dennis C. 1975 Physical Description: 2 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. A teacher of Crystal City Independent School District sends TR his vita and requests information on employment at UTSA.

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Folder 48 Singer, Harry 1979 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR professor invites TR to give the welcoming address at the Sixth Annual Reading Conference at UCR. TR accepts.

Folder 49 Singer, Robert 1980-83 Physical Description: 51 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR recommends him for several senior academic positions at various universities across the U.S. TR writes: "I have gained a great deal of respect for Dr. Singer's academic preparation, his commitment to a high quality education..."

Folder 50 Slote, Bernice 1978 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The University of Nebraska requests that TR submit his paper presented at the Great Plains Symposium for publication.

Folder 51 Smerdon, Ernest T. 1977 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. UT System deputy chancellor congratulates TR on his recent election as a trustee for the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching.

Folder 52 Smith, April 1984 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. TR recommends UCR graduate student for a Eastern Star Educational Scholarship. TR states: "As a Regents' scholar she has maintained not only excellent grades, but sustained service to the university community at large."

Folder 53 Smith, Beckie S. 1975 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. A graduate student at Indiana University requests material from TR on library opportunities at UTSA.

Folder 54 Smith, Brewster M. 1973 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR sends vice chancellor of UC Santa Cruz appreciation for the moments they had discussing humanitarian issues at UTSA.

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Folder 55 Smith, E.B. 1980 Physical Description: 5 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. A professor at the University of Maryland requests from TR a letter of recommendation for the position of vice chancellor at the University of Maryland. Include Smith's vita.

Folder 56 Smith, Jan 1979 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The director of public relations at UT Law School Foundation congratulates TR on becoming the new chancellor at UCR.

Folder 57 Smith, Kurt 1978 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR requests a copy of the article, "An Urban Affair," which appeared in the NASCU newsletter, on October 19, 1978. (The acronym for NASCU is not given.)

Folder 58 Smith, Martha L. 1976 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The director of Southwest Educational Development Lab thanks TR for becoming a consultant in the area of ethnic affairs.

Folder 59 Smith, William French 1983 Physical Description: 2 AL/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. TR responds to an editorial on "Quotas," written by the U.S. Attorney General and published by the Los Angeles Times. TR writes that he believes in the principle of individuality and each person should be treated on the basis of talent.

Folder 60 Socorro-Lacot, María 1984 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The secretary of education for Puerto Rico sends TR appreciation for the material sent on UCR and looks forward in discussing their mutual concerns in higher education.

Folder 61 Sofonio, Mark 1984 Physical Description: 5 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR recommends UCR external president for a Jessica Jenkins scholarship. TR writes: "He brings to the office a mature, balanced perspective of student needs and aspirations."

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Folder 62 Solano, Matthew 1977 Physical Description: 3 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. The MEChA club of Colorado College requests TR to apply for a position in the Spanish department. TR send his regrets.

Folder 63 Soler, Frank 1981 Physical Description: 3 TLS/AL Scope and Content Note Sp. The editor of Miami Mensual, sends TR a copy of their latest publication and hopes to meet him personally in the future.

Folder 64 Solís, Luciano S. 1977-80 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR recommends him for the position of assistant director of the Evening Division of San Antonio College. TR states: "In the classroom he emerges as a leader largely through his realistic, common sense attitude..." Include Solís' vita.

Folder 65 Solórzano, Jr., Antonio 1981 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The student advisor at Theodore Roosevelt High School sends TR appreciation for the inspiration he gave his students.

Folder 66 Sommers, Joseph 1973-77 Physical Description: 4 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A professor of the University of Washington recommends two of his doctoral students in Latin American literature. Include TR's invitation for Dr. Sommers to participate in the "Chicano Literature: Intellectual Implications Symposium."

Folder 67 Somoza, Oscar U. 1980 Physical Description: 2 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A professor at the University of Denver requests material from TR on his new creative writings in order to write an updated article on TR for Julio Martínez' Diccionario de literatura chicana.

Folder 68 Sooy, Francis A. 1981 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The chancellor of UC San Francisco congratulates TR on his new appointment to a panel to oversee the study of secondary schools by the Carnegie Foundation.

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Folder 69 Sorber, Charles A. 1979 Physical Description: 3 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR recommends him as a candidate for the position of dean of the College of Engineering at San Diego State University. TR writes: "He is an intelligent, well rounded and mature individual who works well in any situation."

Folder 70 Soriano, Blanca E. 1971 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The director of the Personnel Teacher Recruitment Program invites TR to be an advisor to promote Chicano teachers for the city of Chicago.

Folder 71 Sotelo, Michael 1984 Physical Description: 4 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR student requests TR's recommendation for a transfer into a UC engineering school. TR writes: "I believe this student to have a fine potential of completing his work on your campus and would urge you to review his application.

Folder 72 Soto, Andrés L. 1981 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR sends UCR alumni a brief note on the recent passing of his father, stating: "Please accept our sincerest sympathies for you and your family at this sad time."

Folder 73 Soto, Gary 1983 Physical Description: 6 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR recommends Professor Soto for tenure at UC Berkeley and writes: "I have taught San Joaquirr, Sunlight, Sparrows. Mr. Soto's published creative work is of the highest quality. In my estimation it ranks with the best being written..."

Folder 74 Sosnowski, Saúl 1973 Physical Description: 2 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The editor of Hispamérica, requests TR to submit an article on the future of Chicano literature for its publication.

Folder 75 Soyster, Matthew 1978 Physical Description: 3 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The Change magazine selects TR as one of the top leaders among U.S. academies and requests a statement. TR writes: "In the last analysis education is the last defense in maintaining our nation's great belief in civic morality."

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Folder 76 Speer, James B. 1976 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. A professor of the University of Houston sends TR a copy of his curriculum vitae for future teaching employment at UTSA.

Folder 77 Spencer, William J. 1978 Physical Description: 3 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. The National Peace Academy Campaign sends TR planning and budget material for the next conference at Emory University.

Folder 78 Sperling, Sally E. 1979 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR professor requests from TR an appointment to meet and discuss the bureaucracy of the UC System.

Folder 79 Spradling, Grant 1977 Physical Description: 3 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Religious Communities for the Arts thank TR for his help and guidance during the visit at UTSA and request consent to use his name on their advisory board list.

Folder 80 Standiford, Les 1978 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR thanks UTEP professor for his hospitality at El Paso and for the complimentary copy of Guerin and the Sail Cat Blues.

Folder 81 Starner, Glenn L. 1972 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The Central Michigan University sends TR the contract for an art exhibition which will occur at various universities. TR agrees and signs the contract holding him responsible.

Folder 82 Stauber, Rosemary 1972 Physical Description: 4 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The Crystal City Band Booster invites TR to be a judge for the Miss Crystal event which will be part of the "Festival Pan-Americano." TR accepts the invitation.

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Folder 83 Steiner, Stan 1981 Physical Description: 5 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. The editor of The Mexican West, invites TR to provide some lectures for his forthcoming series on the true history of the American West. Includes a prospectus on the project.

Folder 84 Stewart, Thomas A. 1977 Physical Description: 3 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The senior editor of Harcourt Brace Jovanovich requests that TR keep his name in mind, if he runs across any manuscripts of high quality that might be publishable.

Folder 85 Stickell, Vance 1981 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The executive vice president of the L.A. Times, thanks TR for his kind words given during their recognition ceremonies.

Folder 86 Stokes, William W. 1974 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR recommends Dr. Penney for a position in elementary education at Armstrong State College. TR states: "Dr. Penney has the professional maturity, the intellectual incisiveness and curiosity to continue growing in her field."

Folder 87 Stoler, John A. 1979 Physical Description: 7 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR recommends him for dean of arts and sciences at Central Michigan University and writes: "He is a person who is highly dedicated to the philosophy that students should receive a quality, thoughtful and stimulating education."

Folder 88 Straus, Melvin P. 1974 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR confirms his interest in the position of vice president for academic affairs at UTEP.

Folder 89 Sudmeier, James L. 1979 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR professor sends TR his concerns for the campus academic future and supports the return to the semester system.

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Folder 90 Sutherland, Berry 1983 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The University of Houston at Victoria requests TR to write a letter of recommendation for Dr. Sutherland's application for vice chancellor for academic affairs.

Folder 91 Sutton, Patricia 1971 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The editorial board of the Mictla journal, invites TR to join their association. TR would like more information.

Folder 92 Svobodny, Dolly D. 1972 Physical Description: 1 TL Scope and Content Note Eng. TR sends a copy of his paper given at the American Association of Spanish and Portuguese Teachers to a reviewer of the Modern Language Association.

Folder 93 Sweet, Gordon W. 1982 Physical Description: 3 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Southern Association of Colleges and Schools invites TR to be a visiting consultant for a Self-Study Commission.

Box 15, Folder 1 Taboada, Oscar 1972 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. A professor of Michigan State University solicits material on positions available in science at UTSA. TR states: "We shall begin in September 1973 with graduate programs only."

Folder 2 Tafolla, Carmen 1979-84 Physical Description: 5 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR thanks her for a copy of her book, Curandera, and writes: "Los poemas me regresaron a elementos originales de vida. Your poems took me back to 1957, my first year of teaching." (Refers to the Edgewood School District in San Antonio, TX.)

Folder 3 Taha, Barbara 1981-82 Physical Description: 3 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Sp. A graduate student seeks information from TR on purchasing a copy of his novel, Tierra. TR suggests the UCR bookstore.

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Folder 4 Taraba, Wolfgang 1972 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. A professor at the University of Minnesota sends the UTSA administration a strong recommendation for two of his top graduate students in the Department of Modern Languages.

Folder 5 Tate, Jon R. 1973 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The superintendent at Hale Center Public Schools congratulates TR on becoming the associate dean at UTSA.

Folder 6 Tatum, Charles M. 1973-79 Physical Description: 8 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. A professor at New Mexico State University requests TR's support for a NEH Fellowship. His focus will be on Chicano literature and literary criticism.

Folder 7 Taylor, Charles B. 1974-75 Physical Description: 7 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. A creative writer requests poetry and short stories from TR for two literary magazines, Advent and Slough, from Texas.

Folder 8 Templeton, Arleigh 1969-72 Physical Description: 11 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. A president at Sam Houston State University informs TR that he will be hired as an associate professor for the 1969-70 academic year. Also, TR congratulates Dr. Templeton as the new appointed president of UTSA on May 22, 1970.

Folder 9 Thomas, Marlo 1978 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The coordinator of the annual ACT conference requests TR's support to effect change on television. The conference will gather leaders, government officials and child specialists.

Folder 10 Thomas, Michael 1972 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR recommends Salvador Gómez as a candidate for the program in educational administration at UT Austin. TR writes: "I believe he has Ph.D. potential because he has the emotional maturity and the ability to work with others."

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Folder 11 Thyagarajan, B.S. 1974-84 Physical Description: 8 ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. A professor at UTSA sends TR his personal philosophy and methodology of teaching and hopes TR will continue to excel in the university administration and in writing.

Folder 12 Tienda, Marta 1978 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Sp. TR writes how proud he is working with her and for the progress of the community: "Como sabes, hay tanto por hacer."

Folder 13 Tilford, Michael 1973 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR thanks the professor at Wichita State University for his visit and interest in UTSA and hopes to contact him in the future when they develop classes in urban education.

Folder 14 Tiller, James W. 1972 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. A professor at Louisiana State University sends TR a recommendation for Dr. Walter W. Toxey, who is interested in a position in the Department of Political Science at UTSA.

Folder 15 Tillman-Hill, Iris 1974 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The University of Texas Press invites TR to give a lecture on Chicano literature and to discuss it in greater detail.

Folder 16 Tirado, Miguel 1972 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR invites Dr. Tirado to apply for a position on the faculty of UTSA in relation to his experience in higher education.

Folder 17 Tolbert, Michael L. 1979 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR thanks Dr. Tolbert for sharing his expertise and philosophy of education with him and finds both very commendable.

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Folder 18 Toll, Robert C. 1981 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The director of university relations at UCR requests funding for the Development office during the 1981-82 school year.

Folder 19 Tonn, Horst 1980-81 Physical Description: 9 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. A graduate student requests an interview with TR on Chicano literature for his master's thesis he is completing in Germany. TR accepts the offer and states: "I am now serving at UCR, and would welcome a visit with you here."

Folder 20 Torres, Eliseo 1972 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR requests book lists for developing a new library at UTSA from various mail order departments in New York, NY.

Folder 21 Torres, Esteban E. 1980-81 Physical Description: 6 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. U.S. Ambassador Torres sends TR material on the founding of the new office of Hispanic Affairs at the White House and welcomes calls, letters and inquiries on Hispanic issues.

Folder 22 Torres, Esther Q. 1973 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. A researcher from League City, TX, requests TR's advice on publishing the poetry of Felix Ortiz from Three Rivers, TX.

Folder 23 Torres, Luis A. 1974 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The University of Colorado invites TR to participate in a Chicano literature symposium and to share his thoughts on Tierra, and his recently published collection of poetry.

Folder 24 Tórrez, William C. 1984 Physical Description: 6 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR recommends him for the position of professor in the Department of Mathematics at UC San Diego. TR writes: "He has an outstanding disposition toward his profession, his colleagues, his staff and his students."

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Folder 25 Toxey, Walter W. 1972 Physical Description: 2 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. A professor of political science requests information from TR on teaching opportunities at UTSA. Includes his vita.

Folder 26 Trambley, Estela Portillo 1983 Physical Description: 3 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. A Chicana writer requests TR to recommend her for a Kellogg National Fellowship which will provide the money and time to do a complete study on "Hispanic Women in the U.S." (Also, see Portillo, Estela: S2.B14.F16.)

Folder 27 Travelstead, Chester C. 1982 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR sends names of two colleagues who might help with confidential evaluations of Dr. Tomás Arciniega.

Folder 28 Treviño, Albert D. 1974 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. A professor of UT Austin sends a brief outline of a lecture he will present during the Chicano studies program.

Folder 29 Treviño, Jesús Salvador 1979-83 Physical Description: 25 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A Chicano filmmaker from Los Angeles sends TR a copy of his treatment of Tierra, and requests TR to review and give him permission to submit it for a new series of drama in family programing at KCET-TV.

Folder 30 Treviño, Rudy R. 1975-77 Physical Description: 4 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Con Safos: Pintores Chicanos de San Antonio thank TR for his support during the one-man shows, "Ready for Hanging" and "La Movida," at the San Antonio Museum of Modern Art, TX.

Folder 31 Tulchin, Joseph 1977-79 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The editor of Latin American Research Review, requests TR to write a book review on Charles Tatum and Arnulfo Trejo's latest books.

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Folder 32 Turner, David A. 1979 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The director of bilingual studies at Mount St. Mary's College invites TR to attend the NABE convention to be held in Anaheim, CA, April 16-23, 1980.

Folder 33 Tyndall, Robert E. 1983 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The Presidential Search Committee thanks TR for his nominations for the presidency of San Francisco State University.

Folder 34 Underwood, Jerald 1972 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The dean of instruction at Southwest Texas Junior College invites TR to speak to his sociology classes on race relations and the Mexican American. TR accepts the invitation.

Folder 35 Ureste, Homero L. 1975 Physical Description: 2 ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. A Con Safos artist requests permission from TR to set up a slide program on mural painting dealing with the historical and political aspects of the Chicano movement at UTSA.

Folder 36 Urrutibeheit, Héctor 1972 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Sp. A professor at Rice University recommends William Patterson for the Department of Modern Languages at UTSA.

Folder 37 Vaca, Nick C. 1969 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Sp. TR sends the editor of Quinto Sol a short biographical narrative to be included in his published poetry section.

Folder 38 Valadez, Edmundo 1974-78 Physical Description: 5 TLS Scope and Content Note Sp. TR sends a copy of his short story, "Las salamandras," to the editor of El Cuento: Revista de Imaginación, for future publication.

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Folder 39 Valadez, Kathy 1981 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR supports her as managing editor for the Alumni Newsletter, at the University of Redlands. TR writes: "As a Founding Managing Editor of Somos and later of Caminos magazines she has done a very fine job."

Folder 40 Valdez, Avelardo 1973-77 Physical Description: 5 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A graduate student requests material from TR on the teaching opportunities in the Department of Sociology at UTSA. TR states that currently they are only hiring Ph.D. candidates. Also, requests a copy of his book, Reflexiones de mí locura.

Folder 41 Valdez, Diana 1982 Physical Description: 2 ALS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. A research assistant in psychology sends TR a copy of her curriculum vitae and requests a letter of recommendation.

Folder 42 Valdez, Jude 1973 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. An officer of the Southwest Program Development office sends TR her appreciation for his time in explaining the doctoral program at UTSA.

Folder 43 Valdez, Luis 1970-71 Physical Description: 5 ALS/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The director of El Centro Campesino requests permission from TR to publish his short story, "El Pete Fonseca," in Aztlán: An Anthology of La Raza Literature. TR accepts the offer.

Folder 44 Valencia, Tita 1979 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The director of UNAM Cultural Extension invites TR to attend two performances of the Bilingual Theatre of A & I University which will base some of their plays on TR's works. TR thanks her for their kind invitation but sends his regrets.

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Folder 45 Valverde, Leonard A. 1982-83 Physical Description: 16 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR thanks the director of the office of Advanced Research in Hispanic Education at UT Austin for a copy of Hispanics in Higher Education: Leadership and Vision for the Next Twenty-Five Years. Include general correspondence and material.

Folder 46 Vance, Cyrus 1979 Physical Description: 4 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The U.S. secretary of state invites TR to attend a Hispanic American Foreign Policy Conference at Washington, D.C.

Folder 47 Varga, Mark R. 1981 Physical Description: 9 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR recommends him to various medical schools in California and writes: "Mr. Varga has been a student of distinction at our university...his strong commitment to serving the medically underserved is commendable..."

Folder 48 Vargas, Raúl S. 1980 Physical Description: 7 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The Mexican American Alumni Association of USC invites TR to attend the Sixth Annual Scholarship Fund-Raising Dinner. TR accepts the invitation.

Folder 49 Vargas, Susan 1984 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The Association of Mexican American Educators thanks TR for the lecture on the future of education in the Inland Empire.

Folder 50 Vasconcellos, John 1979-82 Physical Description: 3 ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. The California assemblyman congratulates TR as the newly appointed chancellor of the UCR campus. Include TR's letter requesting a meeting with Assemblyman Vasconcellos.

Folder 51 Vásquez, María 1983 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The director of the National Educational Service Center invites TR to attend the Tenth Anniversary Commemorative Banquet promoting excellence in education on March 23, 1983.

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Folder 52 Vásquez, Pedro 1971 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The editor of Papel Chicano, sends copies of his newspaper and invites TR to send some of his articles for publication.

Folder 53 Vásquez-Sánchez, Ramón 1974 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The Bexar County Historical Survey Committee nominates TR as a new member of their committee. TR accepts the invitation.

Folder 54 Velásquez, Olga Delia 1983 Physical Description: 5 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR thanks the student for using his prose fiction work in their recitation competition and sends her copies of his most current work which could be used in the future.

Folder 55 Vélez, Carlos 1978 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Sp. TR thanks a UCLA professor of anthropology for his efforts and work in strengthening the Chicano/Latino community. TR states: "Como sabes, hay tanto por hacer."

Folder 56 Veninga, James F. 1978 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR thanks the Texas Committee for the Humanities for the invitation to be a member of their distinguished council.

Folder 57 Vera, Ron 1980 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. MALDEF sends TR material on the expansion of the University of Texas during the next decade of academic investment.

Folder 58 Vigil, Evangelina 1978 Physical Description: 9 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A Chicana poet requests a recommendation from TR for a grant given by the Poets and Writers Awards List. TR writes: "Her publications in poetry are excellent. In my estimation she is the best Chicana poet presently producing."

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Folder 59 Villanueva, Dan 1979 Physical Description: 3 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The Mexican American Cultural Center requests permission to publish TR's short story entitled "El rezo," for a religious reader. TR grants permission and requests a copy.

Folder 60 Villanueva, Tino 1973-84 Physical Description: 6 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The editor of Chicanos: antología histórica y literaria, informs TR that he has just edited the full manuscript and it will soon be at the publisher. Also, Tino Villanueva forms Imagine: International Chicano Poetry Journal.

Folder 61 Villanueva, Tino 1971 Physical Description: 1 TL Scope and Content Note Eng. TR invites a graduate student from Boston University to send his curriculum vitae and apply for a position at UTSA.

Folder 62 Villarreal, Atenógenes 1973 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Sp. TR sends a professor of Sam Houston State University material on the present status of teaching positions at UTSA.

Folder 63 Villarreal, José Antonio 1979 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. A Chicano novelist congratulates TR as the new chancellor of UCR. He states: "You will understand that I feel some pride in your accomplishments and that it maintains my faith in the American system."

Folder 64 Villarreal, Roberto E. 1974 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The director of special services of Bee County College sends a brief descriptive analysis of some of the current problems as well as some attitudes and opinion of Mexican American freshman college students in Texas.

Folder 65 Villegas, Juan 1975-83 Physical Description: 6 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Dr. Villegas requests a recommendation for Dr. Alejandro Morales' merit increase at UC Irvine. Also, TR thanks him for a copy of La visita del presidente.

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Folder 66 Vigil, Virginia D. 1980 Physical Description: 6 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. A professor at New Mexico State University requests consent to publish TR's short story, "La noche estaba plateada," in her book entitled Una antología de literatura chicana.

Folder 67 Von Ende, Frederick 1977 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The coordinator of policy planning for the Pan American University thanks TR for the new material received from UTSA.

Box 16, Folder 1 Wahaven, Jo Beth 1965 Physical Description: 1 ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. A graduate student sends TR an update on her academic progress at Uvalde Junior College, TX.

Folder 2 Walding, Daniel J. 1975 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The graduate advisor at UTSA sends a graduate student an update on his current upper division course work. TR receives a copy of the letter for a future counseling session.

Folder 3 Walker, E.D. 1978 Physical Description: 11 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. TR sends the chancellor of UT System a brief note thanking him, Templeton and Flawn, for giving him the opportunity to further his professional life in the UT System. Also, Dr. Walker nominates TR for the presidency of UTSA and UTEP.

Folder 4 Walker, Daniel G. 1979 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The president of Yuba Community College congratulates TR as the new chancellor of UCR and welcomes him to California.

Folder 5 Warren, David H. 1981 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The dean of the College of Humanities and Social Science at UCR informs Scott Kaubish that he has been awarded the Chancellor's Performance Award in Art.

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Folder 6 Wassman, Ann 1984 Physical Description: 2 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Pacific Bell invites TR to attend the Congreso para Pueblos Unidos Awards Banquet to honor Chicano/Latino leaders in California. The keynote speaker will be Cruz Reynosa.

Folder 7 Webster, Shirley D. 1983 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. TR recommends her for manager of budget and space planning in the office of the President of UC System. TR writes: "It is in my perception that her education and experience, as well as her personal attributes, correlate especially well."

Folder 8 Wellington, Marie A. 1978 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. A professor at Elmhurst College of Illinois solicits TR's help in publishing a volume of studies in honor of Professor Harvey L. Johnson's upcoming seventy-fifth birthday.

Folder 9 Wharton, Clifton R. 1978-81 Physical Description: 11 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR thanks the chancellor of the State University of New York for the copies of his speeches on distinct issues in higher education and social policies in the U.S.

Folder 10 Whisler, Kirk 1979 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The publisher of Caminos magazine, sends TR a personal note informing him that the publishing office has moved from Los Angeles to San Bernardino, CA.

Folder 11 White, James P. 1976 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The director of the Texas Center for Writers requests TR to send some of his poetry for a new literary review to be entitled Sands. Include information on the Texas Center for Writers and White's curriculum vitae.

Folder 12 Wick, Charles Z. 1982 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. TR requests material from the U.S. Information Agency on the International Youth Exchange Initiative and more information on the Educational Exchange Advisory Panel.

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Folder 13 Wilmer, Harry A. 1980-81 Physical Description: 10 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. The president of the Institute for the Humanities at Salado, TX, invites TR to give a lecture on Chicano literature. Include information on the institute's board of trustees and on the future plans for the development of the institute.

Folder 14 Wilmot, Laura P. 1978 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR requests that the U.S. Department of Justice remove his name from the nomination for membership to the Ad Hoc Community Advisory Group due to his new position at UTEP.

Folder 15 Wilms, Wellford W. 1975 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR requests a copy of the report on the research in private and public career-oriented schools from the Center of Higher Education at UC Berkeley.

Folder 16 Wilson, George 1972 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR sends information to Mississippi State University on the development of UTSA and requests to be put on their graduate mailing list.

Folder 17 Wilson, Robert H. 1974 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR recommends Kathe Hicks for graduate studies in American literature at UT Austin and advises her to begin research on English, American, French and German philosophies, and in Ortega y Gasset, to enhance her studies.

Folder 18 Wingerter, George H. 1975 Physical Description: 4 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. TR recommends him for some teaching assistantship positions at various universities in the U.S. TR writes: "He demonstrates an and incisive intellectual ability in presenting different perspectives in work which we studied."

Folder 19 Wojciechowski, William 1973 Physical Description: 3 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The chief of plans and programs at the Community College of the Air Force requests material on teaching opportunities at UTSA. Include some sample syllabi and bibliographies.

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Folder 20 Wolitz, Seth 1979-81 Physical Description: 16 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR recommends him for some senior administrative positions at several major universities across the U.S. TR writes: "If you obtain the services of Dr. Wolitz, you will get an outstanding teacher, a superb administrator..."

Folder 21 Woods, Norman J. 1984 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The vice president of Loma Linda University thanks TR for the opportunity to share ideas and hopes they can stay in touch.

Folder 22 Woods, Richard D. 1979-80 Physical Description: 8 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. A professor at Trinity University of San Antonio invites TR to recommend his proposal entitled Encyclopedia of Mexican American Culture and Society, to the National Endowment of the Humanities. TR accepts.

Folder 23 Woodyard, George W. 1972 Physical Description: 2 TL Scope and Content Note Eng. TR sends a professor of the University of Kansas a request to visit his campus and discuss Spanish literature.

Folder 24 Wright, Barbara R. 1980 Physical Description: 2 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The office of the President at UTSA sends TR information on the White House Conference on Aging in Cleveland, Ohio.

Folder 25 Wyatt, Kent 1982 Physical Description: 1 TL Scope and Content Note Eng. TR welcomes the president of Delta State University to UCR and hopes that he has a fine experience while in Riverside.

Folder 26 Yates, Donald A. 1973 Physical Description: 3 ALS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The director of the Instituto Internacional de Literatura Iberoamericana invites TR to chair the panel on Chicano literature. TR accepts. Also, he would like TR to critique the essay, "El concepto de realidad: grupo de Guayaquil."

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Folder 27 Ybarra-Frausto, Tomás 1972-84 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Sp. TR recommends him for promotion to associate professor with tenure at Stanford. TR writes: "Mr. Ybarra-Frausto's contribution to the development of Chicano literature and the critical analysis of it has been the most consistent..."

Folder 28 Yee, Tim 1982 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Sp. TR recommends UCR graduate student for employment at Martin Luther King, Jr., General Hospital. TR states: "As leader of the UCR Alumni Scholars, Tim has done an outstanding job."

Folder 29 Yglesias, Kenneth D. 1978-79 Physical Description: 4 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. A Hispanic foreign service officer requests information on job opportunities at UCR and sends TR his curriculum vitae. TR thanks him for the material and will keep him posted.

Folder 30 Young, Ann Venture 1977 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. A professor at Morgan State University sends TR some essays on ethnic studies entitled "Blacks in Hispanic Literature," published in the 1977 spring issue of the MLA journal.

Folder 31 Zambrano, Isabel 1983 Physical Description: 1 ALS Scope and Content Note Sp. An instructor of La Escuela de la Raza Unida in Blythe, CA, would like to set-up an appointment with TR to discuss his novel, Tierra, and higher education issues in general.

Folder 32 Zamora, Carlos 1971 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR requests Carlos Zamora to take him off the list as a candidate for the position of chair of the Center for Chicano Studies at UC Santa Barbara, but to keep him informed on the success of the center in the future.

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Folder 33 Zamora, Emilio 1984 Physical Description: 5 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR recommends him for a position of historian for the University of Houston. TR writes: "Mr. Zamora's interest in Mexican-American history is solid, impassioned. His ethos in this regard is without question." Include Zamora's vita.

Folder 34 Zamora, Estela 1975 Physical Description: 4 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR agrees to participate in the "Curanderismo" conference at the McAllen Tourist Center in McAllen, TX, and to speak on Mexican American literature on September 25-26, 1975.

Folder 35 Zapata, Carmen 1982-83 Physical Description: 4 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR congratulates her on being honored by the city of Los Angeles for her outstanding career and work with young adults and with the Bilingual Foundation of the Arts.

Folder 36 Zárate, Juan 1979 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The Riverside regional manager of the U.S. Census thanks TR for his recommendation to his current position. TR states: "¡Felicitaciones! Que tu esfuerzo y empeño siempre sean de beneficio para toda persona y aspecto de la comunidad..."

Folder 37 Zavilla, Patricia 1983 Physical Description: 3 ALS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. A Stanford graduate student is recommended by the provost of Stanford University, Cecilia Burciaga, and hopes that TR can find a job opportunity for her at UCR. Includes her vita and a report of the Committee on Affirmative Action.

Folder 38 Zeagers, Marilyn C. 1974 Physical Description: 1 ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. A graduate student of the library school at the University of Wisconsin-Madison requests bibliographic information on sources available on the Chicano movement.

Folder 39 Zerman, William S. 1979 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The Phi Gamma Delta fraternity congratulates TR as the new chancellor of UCR and wishes him the best. TR writes: "The many letters of welcome which we have received have a special significance. Thank you for your thoughtfulness."

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Folder 40 Zúñiga, Marta 1978 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Sp. TR writes to express the pride he feels in working with her in the advancement of the Hispanic community. TR states: "Como sabes, hay tanto por hacer."

Folder 41 Zyla, W.T. 1975-77 Physical Description: 3 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR sends Dr. Zyla a description of his presentation which he will give at the Chicano literature symposium at Texas Tech University entitled "Chicano Literature: Life in Search of Form."

Section 2. The Literary Manuscripts of Tomás Rivera. Series Scope and Content Summary 33 boxes of Dr. Rivera's manuscripts and publications in Chicano and Spanish literature, the majority covering the years 1970 to 1984. Contained in this section are drafts of his published books and his unpublished poetry and an unpublished novel ("La Casa Grande"). There is also correspondence between Rivera and other Chicano writers.

Box 1, Folder 1 "León Felipe" Dissertation 1968-69 Physical Description: 5 TL/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. TR writes an abstract on his Ph.D. dissertation entitled "La ideología del hombre en la obra poética de León Felipe." Includes a book review on León Felipe, Poeta de barro.

Folder 2 Ph.D. Dissertation on LF 1968-76 Physical Description: 20 TLS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR submits his Ph.D. dissertation to various publishing companies in Europe and Mexico. Asks for help from Editorial Teide, Fondo de Cultura Económica and Cuadernos Americanos. Include TR's letter to León Felipe and Jesús Silva-Herzog.

Folder 3 Cuadernos Americanos 1970 Physical Description: 5 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR writes an essay on the Spanish poet León Felipe and submits it to the journal, Cuadernos Americanos of Mexico. In it TR attempts to synthesize the total work completed for his doctoral dissertation on "León Felipe."

Folder 4 "León Felipe" Dissertation 1968-69 Physical Description: 3 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Contains the introduction to "La ideología del hombre en la obra poética de León Felipe," in English and Spanish, and includes a bibliography.

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Folder 5 "León Felipe" Research 1967-69 Physical Description: 50 AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Research material for the "León Felipe" dissertation, including the original outline used for the draft copy and some bibliographic material.

Folder 6 "León Felipe" Dissertation 1968-69 Physical Description: 1 TMs Scope and Content Note Sp. Contain TR's completed dissertation on the Spanish poet "León Felipe," written for the fulfilment of his Ph.D. degree at the University of Oklahoma at Norman.

Folder 7 Ph.D. Committee/LF Draft 1968-69 Physical Description: 5 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Contains a copy of TR's first draft on "León Felipe's" work and poetry. Include notes and revisions by the Ph.D. committee on how to improve the quality of the paper.

Folder 8 "León Felipe"/Research 1968-69 Physical Description: 10 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Sp. Preliminary drafts of TR's dissertation on "León Felipe's" life and work. Include handwritten and typed manuscript, and some advice from a member of the Ph.D. committee.

Folder 9 "León Felipe"/Philosophy 1968-69 Physical Description: 5 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Sp. Include the first three chapters of TR's dissertation on "León Felipe's" life and work. Contain a few notes on the philosophy of León Felipe's poetry.

Folder 10 LF Concept of Justice 1968-69 Physical Description: 2 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Sp. Notes on justice in TR's dissertation on "León Felipe," including the original holographic manuscript.

Folder 11 Timeline on Dissertation 1968-69 Physical Description: 55 AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Contain notes and outlines of TR's dissertation on "León Felipe." Include rough drafts of the poetry and timelines in completing the dissertation.

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Folder 12 LF Research Material 1968-69 Physical Description: 10 AMs Scope and Content Note Sp. Contain lists of books used for the completion of the "León Felipe" dissertation.

Box 2, Folder 1 Completed LF Dissertation 1968-69 Physical Description: 1 TMs Scope and Content Note Sp. The completed draft of TR's dissertation on "León Felipe," which is the final version accepted by the Ph.D. committee of the University of Oklahoma at Norman. The final version has one hundred and fifty-one pages.

Box 3, Folder 1 Tierra Manuscript 1968-70 Physical Description: 5 TMs Scope and Content Note Sp. TR's first novel originally entitled "Debajo de la casa y otros cuentos." Include the original outline and working draft submitted to Quinto Sol Publications.

Folder 2 Tierra Original Draft 1968-69 Physical Description: 4 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Original rough draft of TR's short story, "El año perdido," in its holographic and typewritten form. The original differs slightly from the published version.

Folder 3 Tierra Original Draft 1968-69 Physical Description: 7 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR's artwork and original typewritten drafts of his short story, "Los niños no se aguantaron." Include the English version.

Folder 4 Tierra Manuscript 1968-69 Physical Description: 9 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR's original artwork on his short story, "Un rezo," and original drafts in handwritten form. Include the English version.

Folder 5 Tierra Original Draft 1968-69 Physical Description: 5 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Original drafts of TR's short story, "Es que duele," in the first holographic and typewritten forms.

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Folder 6 Tierra Manuscript 1968-69 Physical Description: 6 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Original handwritten and typed drafts of TR's short story, "Mano en la bolsa." Include the English version.

Folder 7 Tierra Manuscript 1968-69 Physical Description: 5 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Original holograph and typed versions of TR's short story, "...y no se lo tragó la tierra." Include the English version.

Folder 8 Tierra Manuscript 1968-69 Physical Description: 8 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Original handwritten and typed versions of TR's short story, "La noche estaba plateada." Include the English version.

Folder 9 Tierra Manuscript 1968-69 Physical Description: 3 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Sp. Original artwork, handwritten and typed drafts of TR's short story, "Zoo Island," in Spanish only.

Folder 10 Tierra Manuscript 1968-69 Physical Description: 2 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Sp. Original Spanish holographic and typed versions of TR's short story, "La cosecha," with some changes on the typed version.

Folder 11 Tierra Manuscript 1968-69 Physical Description: 2 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Original handwritten and typed versions of TR's short story, "Night of the Blackout." Include a Spanish version.

Folder 12 Tierra Manuscript 1968-69 Physical Description: 3 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Draft outlines of TR's short story, "La noche buena," in the holographic and typed versions. Include artistic sketches.

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Folder 13 Tierra Manuscript 1968-69 Physical Description: 10 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Original handwritten and typed versions of TR's short story, "Debajo de la casa," in English and Spanish.

Folder 14 Tierra Manuscript 1968-69 Physical Description: 2 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Original handwritten and typed versions of TR's short story, "La primera comunión," in English and Spanish.

Folder 15 Tierra Manuscript 1969 Physical Description: 3 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Original handwritten and typed versions of TR's short story, "Los quemaditos," in English and Spanish.

Folder 16 Tierra Manuscript 1968-69 Physical Description: 2 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Original typed version of TR's short story, "El retrato," in English and Spanish. Includes a typed anecdote in Spanish.

Folder 17 Tierra Manuscript 1968-69 Physical Description: 2 AMs Scope and Content Note Sp. Original Spanish outline and handwritten drafts of TR's short story, "Eva y Daniel," in Spanish only.

Folder 18 Tierra Manuscript 1968-69 Physical Description: 4 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Original handwritten and typed versions of TR's short story, "Cuando lleguemos," in English and Spanish.

Folder 19 Tierra Manuscript 1968-69 Physical Description: 15 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Original handwritten and typed versions of TR's short story, "El Pete Fonseca," in English and Spanish. Each draft is unique.

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Folder 20 Tierra Literary Tales 1968-69 Physical Description: 31 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Original handwritten and typed versions of TR's anecdotes for Tierra, in English and Spanish.

Folder 21 Tierra Revisions 1968-69 Physical Description: 2 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng. A few short stories of Tierra, are translated into English with a new perspective. The revisions were made by the University of Texas at Austin.

Box 4, Folder 1 Tierra Genesis 1968-70 Physical Description: 9 AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR writes down his ideas and philosophy on the genesis of Tierra, which give an idea of how Tierra became the most important Chicano novel in the early 1970's. Gives various outlines on the structure and strategy for Tierra.

Folder 2 Publishing Goals for TR 1968-72 Physical Description: 7 AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR's manuscript lists and timetable for the publication of his short stories, novels and critical essays.

Folder 3 Quinto Sol Publications 1970-74 Physical Description: 19 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR gives his own personal commentary of Tierra, and tries to clarify his ideas and philosophy regarding his work. Include TR's instruction manual on how to teach Tierra, and some notes on the influence of Dr. Luis Leal on his novel.

Folder 4 Quinto Sol Award/ Tierra 1970-71 Physical Description: 5 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR gives his Quinto Sol acceptance speech and thanks the editors and La Raza community for making it possible. Includes a copy of the literary prize check for one thousand dollars.

Folder 5 Quinto Sol Publications 1971-78 Physical Description: 15 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR sends Octavio Romano his complete manuscript of Tierra, which was first entitled "Debajo de la casa y otros cuentos." Include Dr. Romano's notification letter of Tierra, as the winner of the First Annual Chicano Literature Award.

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Folder 6 Quinto Sol Publications 1971-72 Physical Description: 30 TLS/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR corresponds with the editors of Quinto Sol on reworking Tierra. Herminio Rios gives TR advice to strengthen his work and invites Juan Rulfo to write the prologue. Include general correspondence.

Folder 7 Quinto Sol Publications 1972-77 Physical Description: 52 TLS/TL Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR corresponds with the Quinto Sol editors and various literary writers regarding his novel, Tierra.

Folder 8 Quinto Sol Publications 1970-75 Physical Description: 8 TLS/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Literary criticism on Tierra, by scholars across the United States, including some cover letters.

Folder 9 Quinto Sol Publications 1971-74 Physical Description: 10 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Literary reviews on Tierra, by professors and reporters in the United States, Europe and Latin America.

Folder 10 Quinto Sol Publications 1971-79 Physical Description: 5 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Literary criticism which deal with the development of Tierra, and TR's philosophy.

Folder 11 Quinto Sol Publications 1972 Physical Description: 3 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Luis Dávila, professor at Indiana University, Bloomington, hosts a symposium on "Chicano Literature and Tomás Rivera." Include notes and agenda of the symposium.

Folder 12 Quinto Sol Copyright 1976 Physical Description: 7 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR decides to tranfer the copyright of Tierra, from Octavio Romano of Quinto Sol to Herminio Ríos of Justa Publications.

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Folder 13 Quinto Sol/ Tierra Script 1975 Physical Description: 1 AMs/TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR's original filmscript of one of Tierra' s short stories, entitled "La mano en la bolsa."

Folder 14 Quinto Sol/ El Grito 1970-72 Physical Description: 7 AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Various notes and ideas on the literary journal entitled El Grito of Quinto Sol Publications. Includes a list of short stories, essays and poetry that TR wanted to publish.

Folder 15 Quinto Sol Publications 1970-78 Physical Description: 30 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Various press releases on several novels published by Quinto Sol. Include notes and photographs of some Quinto Sol writers from 1975 to 1978.

Folder 16 "La casa grande" Manuscript 1970-77 Physical Description: 14 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Original holographs of TR's second novel entitled "La casa grande del pueblo." Includes an outline of the novel and the opening chapter, "La casa grande del pueblo," and genesis notes and ideas about "La casa grande."

Folder 17 "La casa grande" Manuscript 1970-81 Physical Description: 16 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. General correspondence from TR and his associates regarding the development of "La casa grande." Contains the second chapter of TR's new novel, "Con la cara en el espejo."

Box 5, Folder 1 Poetry Manuscript of TR 1956-70 Physical Description: 55 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Original early poems of TR in handwritten and typed format, in Spanish and English. For example: "Pedazos de sesos," "Soy una palabra" and "This Solitude." Include TR's only published poetry chapbook entitled Always and Other Poems.

Folder 2 Poetry Manuscript of TR 1960-70 Physical Description: 40 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR's original handwritten and typed poetry during his early creative years: among them "Me lo enterraron," "At Veteran's Place" and "I Go to Church on Sunday."

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Folder 3 Poetry Manuscript of TR 1960-70 Physical Description: 14 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR's original unpublished poems which give insights into his personal philosophy of life, politics and suffering of man.

Folder 4 Poetry Manuscript of TR 1975 Physical Description: 3 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR encourages the students at Leal Middle School to keep on reading literature and poetry, because they describe our common human condition. Includes a poem TR wrote and dedicated to students of Leal Middle School of San Antonio, TX.

Folder 5 Poetry Manuscript of TR 1975-84 Physical Description: 4 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. TR's statement on the meaning of poetry entitled "Poetics," including one of his final poems written before his death, such as "Three Soliloquies." It is an unpublished poem that captures an aesthetic and transcendent essence of life.

Folder 6 Poetry Manuscript of TR 1960-75 Physical Description: 13 AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Original holographs of TR's early prose and poems on ideas such as religion, existentialism and morality. Some poems are "Past Possessions," "Noon-Night" and "In the Park."

Folder 7 Poetry Manuscript of TR 1957-70 Physical Description: 52 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Original drafts of TR's earliest poems dating back to 1957, dealing with death, human suffering and life. Some of the poems are "Eternity," "La luz" and "Immortality."

Folder 8 Poetry Manuscript of TR 1969-75 Physical Description: 50 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng. TR corresponds with various publishers in hopes of having his poetry collection published. Include TR's early poems, "Young Voices," "Love Seeds" and "Do Not Forget Me."

Folder 9 Poetry Manuscript of TR 1970-72 Physical Description: 28 AMs/TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR submits his poetry manuscript to the Frank O'Hara Poetry Contest in New York, including his unpublished early poetry. Contain TR's original poetry collection.

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Folder 10 Poetry Manuscript of TR 1975-76 Physical Description: 24 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR corresponds with Dr. W.T. Zyla on the publication of his poem, "The Searchers," in Ethnic Literature Since 1776: The Many Voices of America. Include various versions of TR's poem, "The Searchers," in holographic and typed formats.

Folder 11 Poetry Manuscript of TR 1970-73 Physical Description: 5 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Sisterdale Press publishes TR's first poetry collection entitled Always and Other Poems, in Texas in 1973. Include several manuscripts of TR's early unpublished poems.

Folder 12 Poetry Manuscript of TR 1967-84 Physical Description: 5 AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Early poems of TR as he continues to write about human suffering, death and immortality. Some poems are "Rita," "The Chicano Poet" and "Beyond the Door."

Folder 13 Poetry Anthology 1970-76 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR develops his own Chicano poetry anthology which brings together authors under themes which unite the Chicano/Latino community. Some of the authors are Méndez, Villanueva and Alurista.

Folder 14 Poetry Manuscript 1970-84 Physical Description: 1 TMs Scope and Content Note Sp. TR's unpublished poetry book, containing poems such as "At One Time," "La mendiga" and "Six and Eight Legged Friends." Include TR's poem on the beauty of children and the importance of teaching them culture.

Folder 15 Short Story Manuscript 1975-77 Physical Description: 10 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR corresponds with UC Berkeley about reprinting his short story, "Las salamandras," dealing with themes of life and death. Include an English and a Spanish version.

Folder 16 Literary Production 1970-82 Physical Description: 15 AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR outlines his various poems, essays and short stories he would like to have published, including ten possible books such as "La casa grande," "León Felipe" and "Juan Rulfo."

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Folder 17 Short Story Manuscript 1960 Physical Description: 1 AMs Scope and Content Note Sp. A short story written by TR describing the life and struggle of a migrant worker who thinks his wife is having an affair entitled "¿Como sea posible?" The original draft is written in Spanish.

Folder 18 Short Story Manuscript 1972-76 Physical Description: 12 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Notes and ideas on Jorge Luis Borges and TR's short story entitled "Looking for Borges," one of TR's few surrealist works, written in English and Spanish.

Folder 19 Short Story Manuscript 1970-75 Physical Description: 3 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR outlines several chapters of his new novel and include the short stories, "Era muy lloron" and "Va y viene."

Folder 20 Short Story Manuscript 1965-70 Physical Description: 1 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng. An original manuscript of an untitled short story about an American cowboy who terrorizes an old indigenous couple for food and shelter in Mexico. Written in English, but does not have TR's name on it. (Attributed to TR based on style.)

Folder 21 Short Story Manuscript 1976 Physical Description: 3 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng. One of the chapters in TR's last novel, "La casa grande del pueblo." The story is about a young Chicano who drowns in a neighborhood swimming pond. Includes the published version of "Inside the Window."

Folder 22 Short Story Manuscript 1970 Physical Description: 3 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR writes a tragic love story of "Eva y Daniel," a young couple who are married at the outbreak of the Korean War.

Folder 23 Short Story Technique 1970 Physical Description: 1 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR outlines the theoretical structure of the short story and defines the various parts of its complete structure.

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Box 6, Folder 1 UCR Speech Manuscript 1979-80 Physical Description: 4 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. Original holographs of TR's first UCR commencement speech entitled "Remembrance and Will: Democracy and Excellence." Its theme is the ability to remember the experiences that have occurred as one journeys through life.

Folder 2 St. Philip's College 1976 Physical Description: 2 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng. TR's commencement speech given at St. Philip's College at San Antonio, TX, focusing on realizing one's full potential with respect for humanity and the development of knowledge.

Folder 3 SWTJC Speech Manuscript 1972-73 Physical Description: 6 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. Original holographs of TR's commencement speech presented at Southwest Texas Junior College in 1972. The main message is the continued development of our lives through education.

Folder 4 Speech Manuscript of TR 1980-82 Physical Description: 2 AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. TR's original manuscript of his commencement speech given at a high school entitled "A Quest for Values." It deals with the development of values as one continues in education, plus part of a speech given at a community college.

Folder 5 UTSA Speech Manuscript 1982 Physical Description: 1 AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. The original holographs of TR's commencement speech given to the University of San Antonio at Texas in 1982, on the development of an individual in the community.

Folder 6 SWTJC Speech Manuscript 1983 Physical Description: 2 AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. The original draft of TR's commencement speech entitled "In Search of Community," presented at Southwest Texas Junior College in 1983, discussing the importance of community.

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Folder 7 UCR Speech Manuscript 1982 Physical Description: 3 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The original holographs of TR's presentation at the Gabriel García Márquez symposium at UCR, April 22, 1983. Includes the program outline and typed version of his speech dealing with "The Will to Imagination in the American Continents."

Folder 8 Literature Lecture of TR 1975-80 Physical Description: 1 AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. TR's rough draft of a presentation on "The Tradition of American Literature," pointing out some characteristics of American literature throughout history.

Folder 9 Speech Manuscript of TR 1970-75 Physical Description: 24 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Original outline of TR's manuscript on the Chicano movement in the early 1970's, and on the progressive awakening of the Chicano/Latino community. Include research on the presentation of "Chicano Literature: A Popular Manifesto."

Folder 10 Literature Lecture of TR 1975-80 Physical Description: 3 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Sp. TR's original outline on "Observaciones generales: crítica formalista, culturalista, histórica, dialéctica," giving several perspectives on Chicano literature.

Folder 11 Speech Manuscript of TR 1975-80 Physical Description: 1 AMs Scope and Content Note Sp. Original holograph of "Chicano Literature: Life in Search of Form," describing the development of Chicano literature as a humanistic endeavor to define Chicano consciousness.

Folder 12 Lecture Manuscript of TR 1975 Physical Description: 2 AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. TR's original outline on "Cultural Themes in Chicano Literature," dealing with the roots of Chicano literature and what it does for the Chicano community.

Folder 13 Speech Outline of TR 1975-82 Physical Description: 5 AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Original outlines on TR's speeches on Chicano literature and on the development of the Chicano intellectual. Some of the titles are "Ten Years of Chicano Literature: 1967-1977" and "Chicano Literature and Public School Administrators."

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Folder 14 Speech Manuscript of TR 1976 Physical Description: 15 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. Original holograph of TR's speech to the Education Service Center at Edinburg, TX, in August of 1976, dealing with the historical development of Chicano literature. Include general correspondence and program notes of the symposium.

Folder 15 Speech Manuscript of TR 1970-75 Physical Description: 1 AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. TR's original outline on the historical development of literature in America and its humanistic implications. Cites the authors of many literary styles in American literature.

Folder 16 Lecture Outlines of TR 1975-80 Physical Description: 5 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR writes various outlines on Chicano literature dealing with its history and development. Include "Life in Search of Form," "Chicano Poetry: A Popular Manifesto" and "History of Chicano Literature."

Folder 17 Speech Manuscript of TR 1970-75 Physical Description: 1 AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. TR writes his philosophy on Chicano literature and outlines his thoughts in "The Mexican Americans in Fiction." This speech challenges all Chicano writers to create themselves in literature and to join the labyrinth of imagination.

Folder 18 Lecture Manuscript of TR 1969-79 Physical Description: 5 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Original outlines of TR's presentations given at various universities dealing with the history of Chicano literature. Include "Raza, momento y milieu," "Achievements of the Last Decade (1969-1979)" and "Objectives of Chicano Literature."

Folder 19 Lecture Manuscript of TR 1972 Physical Description: 1 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng. TR's manuscript of "Chicano Literature: Some Perspectives and its Inclusion in the Curriculum," describing the growth and progress of Chicano literature in the university system.

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Folder 20 Speech Manuscript of TR 1980-84 Physical Description: 2 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The original draft of TR's speech, "Energy, Structure and Intellectual Emancipation." TR defines Chicano literature as the expression of a proletarian voice and a vehicle towards the integration of relationships in our lives.

Folder 21 Speech Manuscript of TR 1974-76 Physical Description: 2 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. TR's original outline of "Literature and Children," dealing with the influence literature has in shaping our children's attitudes and values in our Western society.

Folder 22 Speech Manuscript of TR 1980-84 Physical Description: 1 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. TR's outline on "Quality Education," discussing the crises that exists in our public schools, and recommendations on how to improve the curriculum and teaching.

Folder 23 Speech Manuscript of TR 1980 Physical Description: 1 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng. TR writes his philosophy on the importance of education, outlines his thoughts in "The Benefits of Education," challenging all students to dedicate themselves to learning.

Folder 24 Speech Manuscript of TR 1980 Physical Description: 3 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The original holographs of TR's presentation on "Ideas on Higher Education," dealing with the importance of education and the influence it has on one's philosophy of life.

Folder 25 Speech Manuscript of TR 1980-82 Physical Description: 2 AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. Original manuscripts of TR's speeches on the "Educational Challenges of the 80's" and "Social Environments of Mexican Americans in the Southwest," dealing with the impact of education on the Chicano/Latino community in the Southwest.

Folder 26 Speech Manuscript of TR 1975-80 Physical Description: 7 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR's original holographic outlines of various speeches dealing with class and culture. Include "The Educational Gap," "Social Class and Social Mobility" and "Common Isolation of Mexicans Americans Until World War II."

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Folder 27 Speech Manuscript of TR 1980 Physical Description: 1 AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. TR's holographic outline on "The Hispanic Experience in American Education," dealing directly with the influence that history and milieu have in molding one's perspectives.

Folder 28 Speech Outline of TR 1980-84 Physical Description: 2 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. Holographic outline of TR's presentation on the "Business Schools and Humanities." This speech demonstrates the need for a partnership between the university and business.

Folder 29 Speech Manuscript of TR 1980 Physical Description: 4 AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. TR's original manuscripts of various presentations dealing with culture and education. They include "Three Concepts of Culture" and "Points of Interest in Hispanic Education."

Folder 30 Speech Manuscript of TR 1980 Physical Description: 1 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. Original holograph of TR's speech entitled "The Chicanos in the Southwest," and elaborates on the problems the Chicano community will face in the educational and political arena.

Folder 31 Speech Manuscript of TR 1980-84 Physical Description: 2 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR's original manuscript of the speech entitled "The Humanization of the Hispanic in the Southwest," dealing with his philosophy of man and education in the American Southwest.

Folder 32 Speech Manuscript of TR 1975-80 Physical Description: 4 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Outlines of TR's presentations on the "Plural Society in the Southwest: Historical Comment," dealing with the development of the Chicano/Latino community from a social and economic perspective."

Folder 33 Speech Manuscript of TR 1980-82 Physical Description: 1 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. TR writes his philosophy on the functions of community and outlines them in "Morality and the Chicano Writer," dealing with issues the Chicano/Latino community must face.

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Folder 34 Speech Manuscript of TR 1980 Physical Description: 1 TMs Scope and Content Note Sp. Typed manuscript of TR's presentation on "La importancia de una experiencia universitaria," outlining the benefits and functions of the university system in the United States.

Folder 35 Speech Manuscript of TR 1980-84 Physical Description: 4 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. Outlines of TR's presentations made at various universities dealing with the establishment of community and the importance of quality education for the Chicano community. Includes an University of Santa Clara acceptance speech for an honorary degree.

Folder 36 Speech Manuscript of TR 1980-84 Physical Description: 1 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. TR's holographic outline on the educational problems young people face in high schools, especially with the crises in education and the soaring dropout rate in California.

Folder 37 Speech Manuscript of TR 1980 Physical Description: 1 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR writes his philosophy of education in the presentation entitled "Hispanics in Higher Education," dealing with the future well-being of the Chicano/Latino community.

Folder 38 Speech Manuscript of TR 1980 Physical Description: 1 AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. Original outline of TR's manuscript on "The Value of a University Education," discussing the progressive development of the Hispanic community in the area of higher education.

Folder 39 Speech Manuscript of TR 1984 Physical Description: 2 AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. The original holographs of TR's welcome address to the newly appointed president of the UC System, Dr. David P. Gardner. The speech deals with the history and development of UCR.

Folder 40 Speech Manuscript of TR 1976 Physical Description: 5 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR's holographic manuscripts and correspondence with Our Lady of the Lake University of San Antonio during a workshop with Venezuelan University administrators.

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Folder 41 Speech Manuscript of TR 1974-75 Physical Description: 4 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. Include correspondence and TR's presentation entitled "Influences of Parents on Learning," discussing the development of children in learning how life is all interrelated.

Folder 42 Speech Manuscript of TR 1980 Physical Description: 1 AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. TR writes his philosophy on the qualities of leadership in "What is Leadership?" This speech challenges each person to reach his full potential.

Folder 43 Speech Manuscript of TR 1978 Physical Description: 1 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng. TR's manuscript of "Leadership and Public Service," outlines the responsibility of developing a civic morality in leadership management within our American society.

Folder 44 Speech Manuscript of TR 1975 Physical Description: 5 AMs/TMs Scope and Content Note Eng. Holographic outline of TR's speech on "Mexican Culture and Civilization," describing the historical development of the Mexican/European culture that flourished in the Americas.

Folder 45 Speech Manuscript of TR 1970-75 Physical Description: 1 AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. TR's manuscript, "The Role of the Mexican-American in the Historical Southwest." Details historical and intellectual development of the Chicano/Latino community.

Folder 46 Speech Manuscript of TR 1971 Physical Description: 3 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng. Program material on the High School Chicano Youth Conference at the University of Houston in 1971. It involves student participation in Chicano education.

Folder 47 Speech Manuscript of TR 1975-80 Physical Description: 3 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. TR's original holographs of various presentations given at workshops, dealing with the history of the Chicano community in culture and literature. Include "Resistance Literature" and "Chicano Literature: Achievements in the Last Decade."

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Folder 48 Speech Manuscript of TR 1970-75 Physical Description: 4 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Various original outlines of TR's speeches dealing with the historical and political development of the Mexican American community in the early nineteenth and twentieth centuries.

Folder 49 Speech Manuscript of TR 1980-84 Physical Description: 1 AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR's speech at the UCR Third Annual Chicano Open House for parents and students, focusing on the importance of the family as the primary support system at the university.

Folder 50 Speech Manuscript of TR 1984 Physical Description: 1 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng. TR's holographic outline of the speech regarding the "Battle of Puebla." It deals mostly with the psychological freedom and victory achieved by the Mexican soldiers in 1863.

Folder 51 Speech Manuscript of TR 1975-80 Physical Description: 4 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. Various holographic outlines of TR's speeches on the development of Chicano culture and literature in the Southwest. Include notes and ideas on the Chicano community.

Folder 52 Speech Outlines of TR 1970-75 Physical Description: 4 AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR writes about the psychology of the Mexican American worker in a speech entitled "The Migrant Worker." It deals with physical and psychological stress the Chicano/Latino community goes through to survive the effects of capitalism.

Folder 53 Speech Manuscript of TR 1975 Physical Description: 1 AMs Scope and Content Note Sp. TR's original outline on the importance of science, given in his speech entitled "Ciencia y tecnología," and explains how technology is the culture of our modern society in America.

Folder 54 Speech Manuscript of TR 1980-84 Physical Description: 2 AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. Original outline of TR's speech entitled "Student Activities for Future Visions III: In Search of Community." It concerns the future of the Chicano and black communities.

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Folder 55 Speech Manuscript of TR 1980-84 Physical Description: 1 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. TR writes on his philosophy of education in his presentation entitled "Monopoly in Higher Education." It focuses on the challenges that are before Americans on improving the state of the educational system. Include some notes and ideas.

Box 7, Folder 1 Essay Manuscript of TR 1978-83 Physical Description: 3 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Typed manuscript of TR's review of José Montalvo's poetry book, Pensamientos capturados, dealing with the contradictions of reality. Include TR's article on "The Importance of College," published by Caminos magazine.

Folder 2 Essay Manuscript of TR 1975-80 Physical Description: 2 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Original holographic manuscripts of TR's essay on "Chicano Literature: Perspectives," dealing with the broad influences of race, moment and milieu of the Chicano writer in the American Southwest.

Folder 3 Essay Manuscript of TR 1980 Physical Description: 1 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR writes his philosophy of Chicano literature, and he outlines his ideas in "Ten Years of Labyrinth: Chicano Literature." This essay deals with the development of Chicano literature in the American Southwest.

Folder 4 Essay Manuscript of TR 1975-80 Physical Description: 5 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR's essay on "A Challenge to Mexican American Communities," discusses the crises that exist in our public schools and offers recommendations to improve the system. Contain TR's outline of "Culture and Language in America."

Folder 5 Essay Manuscript of TR 1976-79 Physical Description: 5 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Original holographs of TR's essay entitled "Sí se puede: A History of Chicano Literature," dealing with the development of Chicano literature and its contribution to society. (Original Don Pedrito Jaramillo poster located at S5.B17.F1.)

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Folder 6 Essay Manuscript of TR 1975 Physical Description: 7 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The original draft of TR's literary critique of "Don Jesús Amezcua, el virrey labrador." This essay deals with the structure and syntax used in the poem. Includes an outline for analyzing poems entitled "Método de los comentarios."

Folder 7 Essay Manuscript of TR 1975-80 Physical Description: 5 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Original holographs of TR's essay entitled "The Integrity of Rolando Hinojosa," dealing with the style and structure of his novels and short stories.

Folder 8 Essay Manuscript of TR 1975-76 Physical Description: 2 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng. Typewritten manuscript of TR's essay entitled "Remarks on Affirmative Action," dealing with the implementation and development of affirmative action in American institutions.

Folder 9 Essay Manuscript of TR 1984 Physical Description: 4 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR's original holograph of his essay published in the MELUS journal, entitled "Richard Rodríguez' Hunger of Memory as Humanistic Antithesis," dealing with Rodríguez' controversial views on bilingual education and negation of cultural roots.

Folder 10 Essay Manuscript of TR 1974-76 Physical Description: 3 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR's manuscript, "Into the Labyrinth: The Chicano in Literature," deals with the mission of Chicano literature in the conservation, struggle and invention of the Chicano community.

Folder 11 Essay Manuscript of TR 1972 Physical Description: 7 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR's manuscript entitled "Into the Labyrinth: The Chicano in Literature," published in Southwestern American Literature, deals with the roots and growth of Chicano literature. Include general correspondence on TR's essay.

Folder 12 Essay Manuscript of TR 1975-76 Physical Description: 7 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Typed manuscript of TR's essay on "Chicano Literature: A Fiesta of the Living." TR outlines the birth and progress of Chicano literature and focuses on the major contributors to this new genre of literature of the American Southwest.

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Folder 13 Essay Manuscript of TR 1975 Physical Description: 6 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR's manuscript, "Chicano Literature: A Fiesta of the Living," published in Books Abroad, deals with the development of Chicano literature in the American Southwest.

Folder 14 Essay Manuscript of TR 1975-78 Physical Description: 7 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR's holographic manuscript, "Critical Approaches to Chicano Literature and its Dynamic Intimacy," outlines the evolution of Chicano consciousness and aesthetic in the 1960's and 1970's in the American Southwest.

Folder 15 Essay Manuscript of TR 1974-75 Physical Description: 12 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Original holographic manuscript of TR's essay, "Recuerdo, descubrimiento y voluntad," focuses on the three creative forces (remembering, discovery and volition) which he used in the creation of Tierra.

Box 8, Folder 1 Essay Manuscript of TR 1970 Physical Description: 4 AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR's essays on Chicano literature and history. Include "Race, Moment and Milieu," "What is Hispanic Heritage?" and "Generalizaciones sobre la cultura y la literatura hispana." Contains a copy of a poem by Nezahualcóyotl de Tezcoco.

Folder 2 Essay Manuscript of TR 1982 Physical Description: 6 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR expresses his philosophy on the importance of Chicanos in higher education. His thoughts in "The Role of the Chicano Academic and the Chicano Non-Academic Community," emphasize the leadership roles of the Chicano academicians.

Folder 3 Essay Manuscript of TR 1983 Physical Description: 5 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Typed manuscript of TR's essay entitled "Mexican-American Literature: The Establishment of Community." TR elaborates on the development of Chicano culture and literature in the American Southwest.

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Folder 4 Essay Manuscript of TR 1983 Physical Description: 6 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Original holographic manuscript of TR's essay, "Chicano Literature: The Establishment of Community." TR describes the inventive efforts the Chicano writer has as he struggles for the intellectual emancipation of his people.

Folder 5 Essay Manuscript of TR 1971 Physical Description: 5 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR's original holographic manuscript of the essay, "Chicano Literature: Life in Search of Form." TR elaborates on the evolution and change Chicano literature had on the Chicano writers in the early 1960's and 1970's.

Folder 6 Essay Manuscript of TR 1970-75 Physical Description: 7 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Holographic manuscripts on the history of Chicano literature and of its relevance to the American consciousness. Include TR's typed manuscripts entitled "Chicano Literature: Life in Search of Form," and some general correspondence.

Folder 7 Essay Manuscript of TR 1978 Physical Description: 1 AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Original draft of TR's essay, "The Great Plains as Refuge in Chicano Literature." Pertains to the development of the Chicano community in the American Southwest and how a new genre of literature grew out of this community.

Folder 8 Essay Manuscript of TR 1980 Physical Description: 9 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR's typed and published manuscript of the essay, "The Great Plains as Refuge in Chicano Literature," dealing with the evolution and consciousness of the Chicano writer.

Folder 9 Essay Manuscript of TR 1980-81 Physical Description: 8 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Proof, "The Great Plains as Refuge in Chicano Literature," published by the University of Nebraska Press. Include correspondence between TR and Frederick C. Luebke, editor of the anthology, Vision and Refuge.

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Folder 10 Selected Bibliography 1975-84 Physical Description: 8 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A list of TR's works during the early and later stages of his literary and educational career. Include notes and rough drafts of his bibliographic lists.

Box 9, Folder 1 Published Works of TR 1971 Physical Description: 16 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Published leaflets on Tierra, first published by Quinto Sol Publications in 1971. TR's short story, "His Hands in his Pocket," deals with the trauma a child experiences after witnessing a murder and being implicated in the cover-up.

Folder 2 Published Works of TR 1971 Physical Description: 18 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR's "El Pete Fonseca" and "Los salamandras," first published by Quinto Sol, and in the novel, Tierra. The stories deal with the life of a child growing up in a farmworking family, exposed to the hard reality of life and the human struggle.

Folder 3 Published Works of TR 1975 Physical Description: 7 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR's essay, "Chicano Literature: Fiesta of the Living," published in Books Abroad, describes the development of the Chicano writer and include other essays on Chicano literature.

Folder 4 Published Works of TR 1969-74 Physical Description: 8 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Early poetry of TR, first published by Quinto Sol press in El Grito. Most of the poetry deals with the struggles of man and his quest for wisdom. Include the poems entitled "M'ijo no mira nada," "Me lo enterraron" and "Searchers."

Folder 5 Published Works of TR 1966-78 Physical Description: 10 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A collection of TR's early poetry published in the journal, Original Works, and in the conference proceedings, Ethnic Literatures Since 1776: The Many Voices of America. Include TR's only poetry chapbook, Always and Other Poems.

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Folder 6 Published Works About TR 1977-86 Physical Description: 7 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Articles about TR dealing with different aspects of his life in higher education and on his memory. Some of the journals are Schedule, Network, UC MEXUS News, and Mascarones.

Folder 7 Published Works of TR 1978 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Picante magazine publishes TR's short story, "Inside the Window," and essay on "Chicano Literature." TR's practices his style and technique, in order to develop and expand the growth of Chicano literature in the American Southwest.

Folder 8 Published Works About TR 1979-83 Physical Description: 3 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Published articles about TR by Caminos and Somos magazines, dealing with the objectives TR had in advancing the Chicano and Latino community in higher education.

Folder 9 Published Works of TR 1983 Physical Description: 4 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Caribbean Review publishes TR's film review, "A Clash of Cultures: The Ballad of Gregorio Cortéz," and the Discovery journal, publishes Américo Paredes' essay, "A Sense of Place," dealing with TR's desire to build a community of writers.

Folder 10 Published Works of TR 1971 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The Pan American University at Edinburg, TX, publishes TR's essay, "Into The Labyrinth: The Chicano in Literature," in the proceedings of the symposium, New Voices in Literature: The Mexican American, on October 7-8, 1971.

Folder 11 Published Works of TR 1984 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Institute of Latin American Studies at the University of Texas at Austin, publishes TR's essay, "Cultural Linkages: A U.S. View," dealing with the progress of humanistic thought.

Folder 12 Published Works About TR 1985 Physical Description: 5 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The American Association for Higher Education publishes Dr. John David Maguire's essay, "Searching: When Old Dreams Find Their Youth Again," describes the vision TR had in advancing higher education for all people.

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Folder 13 Published Works of TR 1984 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The National Hispanic Center for Advanced Studies and Policy Analysis publishes TR's essay, "The Role of the Chicano Academic and the Chicano Non-Academic Community," dealing with the responsibilities of professionals towards La Raza.

Folder 14 Published Works About TR 1982-85 Physical Description: 3 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The University of California at Riverside publishes a few articles about TR during his years as chancellor from 1979 to 1984. The articles are found in UC Riverside magazine, and in the University's Annual Report.

Folder 15 Published Works of TR 1974-75 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Sp. TR's short story, "Las salamandras," is published by Mester and El Cuento: Revista de Imaginación, dealing with reflections of an adolescent on life and death experiences.

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Box 10, Folder 1 Alarcón, Justo S. 1975 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Sp. La Palabra journal of Tempe, AZ, publishes the essay, "Consideraciones sobre la literatura y criticas chicanas," by Justo Alarcón describing the development of the Chicano writer as he creates and defines a new literary genre.

Folder 2 Alegría, Fernando 1976 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Latin American Literary Review publishes the epic poem, "The Little Architects of the Sand City," by Fernando Alegría which is an allegory of the political events in Chile.

Folder 3 Aguilar, Ricardo D. 1980 Physical Description: 2 TMs/ALS Scope and Content Note Sp. Sends TR a chapter of his new novel and requests him to review and comment on it. (No title is given on the novel.)

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Folder 4 Alurista, (Urista, A.) 1973-74 Physical Description: 1 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Alfredo Urista sends TR a copy of his poetry manuscript, Cuatro milpas xicanas, a collection of Chicano poetry edited by Juanita Salas of the Mexican American Studies Center of UT Austin. Most of the poems deal with "la voz amerindia."

Folder 5 Alves-Pereira, Teresinha 1972-74 Physical Description: 25 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A professor at the University of Puerto Rico corresponds and updates TR on her recent works. They include the original manuscript of Hey, Mex!, ¡Ándale! Rosana; " Boycott"; and "TR e a literatura chicana dos Estados Unidos." (In Portuguese.)

Folder 6 Arias, Ron 1974 Physical Description: 2 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Professor Ron Arias sends TR his final draft of The Road to Tamazunchale, demonstrating how close Chicano and Latin American cultural influences are as described in his novel.

Folder 7 Ballesteros, David 1968 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Association of American Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese prints Dr. Ballesteros' essay, "The Foreign Language Teacher and Bilingualism," showing the advantages of knowing two or more languages.

Folder 8 Balderama, Arturo 1968 Physical Description: 1 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A Chicano writer from San Antonio, TX, sends TR an original manuscript of his recollections growing up in the Chicano community in the early 1930's and 40's, during World War II.

Folder 9 Benavides, Ricardo 1975 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Updates TR on his new essay entitled "Sobre el realismo en la narrativa hispanoamericana" and "Estirpe y estigma en una novela chicana." The essays deal with the forms and styles found in Spanish American and Chicano literature.

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Folder 10 Benavides, Roberto 1970 Physical Description: 1 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng. Sends TR his poetry manuscript and hopes he will read and comment on his work. Most of the poetry deals with the struggle for social justice and the pursuit of love.

Folder 11 Berryhill, Michael 1976 Physical Description: 3 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng. A professor at Vassar College, NY, sends TR a manuscript of poetry to review. The collection deals with metaphysical and abstract ideas of life.

Folder 12 Bigelow-Dixon, Michael 1982 Physical Description: 1 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Sends TR a copy of a play adapted from ...y no se lo tragó la tierra. The play uses the main ideas and merges them together into one complete realistic story.

Folder 13 Bovell, Carlton R. 1984 Physical Description: 1 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng. Professor Bovell of UCR dedicates to TR, a poem entitled "We Walked Together Only Briefly," during the memorial in honor of the late Chancellor Tomás Rivera in May 1984.

Folder 14 Blanc, Ricardo 1970 Physical Description: 1 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A professor sends TR a copy of his Spanish American Short Story class outline for his perusal. The list encompasses twentieth century Latin American writers.

Folder 15 Bowie-Gutiérrez, Irene 1972-74 Physical Description: 3 TMs/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Sends TR her literary manuscript and requests that he review and submit it to Tejidos Publications. Her poetry and short stories deal with humanistic themes and social relations.

Folder 16 Brito Jr., Aristeo 1970 Physical Description: 6 TMs/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Updates TR on his new literary labor and sends copies of his work. Includes the poem, "El peregrino: canto a Salazar," and the essay, "Characteristics of Chicano Literature."

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Folder 17 Bruce-Novoa, Juan 1980 Physical Description: 5 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Sends TR a copy of his essay, "La literatura chicana," published in Américas, in February 1980. Includes his short story, "Satisfaction," and a collection of poetry.

Folder 18 Burnam, Rhonda 1974 Physical Description: 1 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng. TR writes a poem for Rhonda Burnam after she writes about a project her class is working on, contacting various poets.

Folder 19 Cárdenas, Daniel N. 1975 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Sp. Essay developed on "En defensa del español del suroeste de los Estados Unidos," pertaining to the development and style of the Spanish language in the Southwestern United States.

Folder 20 Cárdenas, Dolores 1980 Physical Description: 1 TMs Scope and Content Note Sp. TR receives a copy of the manuscript, "Five Mexican American Novels: An Essay in Interpretation," dealing with the style and history of the novel throughout Spain and the Americas.

Folder 21 Cárdenas, Reyes 1971-75 Physical Description: 1 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A Chicano poet sends TR his poetry collection and asks that it be reviewed and critiqued so it can later be published. Many of the poems deal with social justice and abstract art.

Folder 22 Cárdenas-Dwyer, Carlota 1977 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. UT Austin professor sends TR copies of her latest publications on "Cultural Regionalism and Chicano Literature" and "The Poetics of Code Switching." Both articles deal with the development and styles of Chicano literature.

Folder 23 Carlos, A.J. 1975 Physical Description: 2 TMs Scope and Content Note Sp. A Chicano writer of New York sends TR his short stories and would like them reviewed before they are published. The stories deal with life in a Chicano barrio in the 1940's, and are entitled "El sacrilegio" and "El poste maldito."

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Folder 24 Campbell, Joe R. 1969 Physical Description: 3 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A literary associate sends TR a manuscript of his experiences in Mexico entitled "Zapotlanejo, Jalisco (1969)" and "Limón, Jalisco (1969)."

Folder 25 Carter, Jyme 1980 Physical Description: 5 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng. A young poet from UCR sends TR a collection of poems and requests that he review them before publication. They include "The Westwood Village" and "From the Heart."

Folder 26 Castillo, Raúl 1975 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. A Chicano poet sends TR a collection of poetry and would like his opinion and analysis. Some of the poems are "Philosophy with Hominy," "Tears" and "Mind Stroll."

Folder 27 Chávez, Gina 1970 Physical Description: 1 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng. A Chicana poet sends TR her poem entitled "Raza," which endorses a strong philosophical statement on the unity of humanity, and creates a new vision for the Chicano community.

Folder 28 Chuntí, Manuel 1974 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Sp. Professor Chuntí dedicates two poems entitled "Hermano universal" and "Mujer mexicana," to the Chicano community.

Folder 29 Cortéz, José 1977-78 Physical Description: 8 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The director of the Martin Luther King, Jr., Center for Developing Students sends TR a program with some historical material on how the program was started by the University of Minnesota. Include some newsletters and reports.

Folder 30 Cunningham, Veronica 1973-77 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. A young poet sends TR her poem created for the First Annual Floricanto Festival, dealing with the joys and sufferings of life and love.

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Box 11, Folder 1 Dávila-Calhoun, Gloria 1975-77 Physical Description: 28 TMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A professor at the University of Michigan sends TR a copy of her syllabus, "Aztec-Maya-Chicano Literatures." Include general correspondence and bibliographies on Chicano/Latino writers and history of the Chicano community.

Folder 2 De La Fuente, Patricia 1981 Physical Description: 1 TMs/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR sends an English professor at Pan American University at Edinburg, TX, copies of his short stories, "Inside the Window" and "Looking for Borges," which use surrealistic ideas.

Folder 3 Delgado, Abelardo 1975 Physical Description: 13 TLS/TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A Chicano poet from the University of Utah sends TR his poetry manuscript and asks him to review and comment on it. His work is entitled Seven Abelardos, and deals with social justice and the struggle in human relations.

Folder 4 Delgado, Miguel 1974 Physical Description: 5 TMs/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR receives a collection of manuscripts from Delgado, a Chicano writer, dealing with language and culture. These works are entitled "Examen introspectivo de lenguas y culturas" and "Fraternization of the Pachuco and the Chicano."

Folder 5 Dobrian, Walter A. 1973-77 Physical Description: 15 TMs/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A professor of Spanish literature at the University of Iowa sends TR his manuscript, "Advenimiento del chicano," dealing with the historical and cultural development of the Chicano community. Include general correspondence and notes.

Folder 6 Elizondo, Sergio D. 1970-78 Physical Description: 18 TMs/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Professor Elizondo of the University of New Mexico sends TR his literary manuscripts containing poems, short stories and essays. Some of the titles are "Die Chicanos und ihre Literatur," Perros y antiperros and "Yellow Butterfly."

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Folder 7 Elizondo, Virgil P. 1975 Physical Description: 2 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng. The president of the Mexican American Cultural Center sends TR a copy of his lecture given to the Catholic Theological Society of America on June 11, 1975. His essay is entitled "People Twice Conquered; Twice Colonized; Twice Oppressed."

Folder 8 Enríquez-M., Evangelina 1981 Physical Description: 3 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng. A Chicana graduate student of UCR sends TR chapters of her dissertation entitled "Towards a Definition of, and Critical Approaches to Chicano(a) Literature." Include chapters on Third World literature and Women's literature.

Folder 9 Espinoza, Rudolph L. 1977-78 Physical Description: 4 TMs/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A graduate student sends TR his literary essays, "Navarro's Challenge" and "Report on Reading Problems of Mexican American (Chicanos)." Both essays deal with the issue of social justice facing the Chicano community.

Folder 10 Estupinian, Rafael 1971 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A professor of Chicano Studies at San Diego State College sends TR an essay entitled "The Cultural Arts and Their Role in the Education of the Mexican-American," dealing with the philosophy and development of the Chicano artist/writer.

Folder 11 Flores, Patricio F. 1975 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A society of Chicano bishops sends President Gerald Ford a letter protesting the deportation of the Mexican undocumented workers and the plans of bringing (180,000) Vietnamese into the U.S. Include Bishop Flores' literary work.

Folder 12 Galindo, Guillermo 1975 Physical Description: 2 AN Scope and Content Note Eng. A graduate student sends TR information on a rare novel published by Viola Press entitled El sol de Texas, by Conrado Espinoza.

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Folder 13 Galvan, Roberto A. 1975 Physical Description: 2 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A professor of Spanish literature at Southwest Texas Junior College sends TR his poetry collection. Some of the poems are "Reminiscencia" and "El nacimiento de un migratorio."

Folder 14 García, Nilda 1976 Physical Description: 1 TMs Scope and Content Note Sp. A Chicana poet dedicates a new poem to TR entitled "Tomás Rivera," dealing with the insights she received at a migrant workers symposium.

Folder 15 García, Mary Lou 1973 Physical Description: 10 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A graduate student at UTSA sends TR her literary manuscripts for him to review. Some of the works are "Desmoronada," "Flatown, U.S.A." and "Aventura."

Folder 16 Garza, Daniel 1962-65 Physical Description: 5 TMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A Chicano writer of Hillsboro, TX, sends TR his literary manuscripts and asks him to review them. Some of the short stories are "A Rosary for Santos," "Saturday Belong to the Palomilla" and "El maíz del señor Robeson."

Folder 17 Garza, Juan 1975 Physical Description: 2 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A Chicano playwright sends TR a copy of his new play entitled The Ultimate Touch, concerning the relationship of a son in a new social and cultural environment.

Folder 18 Garza, Sabino C. 1974-77 Physical Description: 4 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A Chicano playwright of San Antonio sends TR a copy of his play entitled La llorona: An Omen of Doom, and some of his poetry for TR to read and enjoy.

Folder 19 Gómez, Rafael 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR receives a poetry collection entitled Fuente de mí vida, from a Chicano poet from Brownsville, TX. The collection deals with philosophical and humanistic experiences in life.

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Folder 20 Gómez-Quiñones, Juan 1976 Physical Description: 1 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A professor of history at UCLA publishes his article, "On Culture," dealing with the many aspects of the development of culture in the Chicano/Latino community.

Folder 21 González, Raúl 1975 Physical Description: 2 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng. A Chicano writer of San Antonio, TX, sends TR a copy of his short story entitled "Rambling Notes," concerning the experiences the author had in attending the schools of Texas.

Folder 22 González-A., Chelo 1971-72 Physical Description: 14 ANS/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A Chicana poet from Del Rio, TX, sends Jacinto Quirarte a collection of unpublished poems. She asks Dr. Quirarte to publish them if he wants, in his book, Mexican American Artists. Includes the original poetry of Chelo González-A.

Folder 23 González-Berry, Erlinda 1979-80 Physical Description: 4 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A professor at New Mexico State University sends TR some essays on Chicano literature. They include " Estampas del valle. From Costumbrismo to Self-Reflecting Literature" and " Perros y antiperros. The Voice of the Bard"

Folder 24 Guerrero, Gloria 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A young Chicana poet sends TR her collection of poetry and hopes he will review and comment on it. Most of the poems deal with social justice, relationships and philosophy.

Box 12, Folder 1 Hinojosa, Rolando R. 1971-72 Physical Description: 10 TMs/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A professor of Spanish literature at Texas A & I University sends TR various manuscripts regarding his latest work. Includes his novel and short stories, Estampas del valle, " Estas cosas que pasan" and "Cachito mío."

Folder 2 Hinojosa, Rolando R. 1974-76 Physical Description: 7 TMs/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Hinojosa sends TR copies of his latest novel and manuscripts entitled Klail City y sus alrededores, " Tepalcatero" and "Echevarria tiene la palabra."

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Folder 3 Hernández-Tovar, Inéz 1975 Physical Description: 3 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A Chicana poet sends TR some of her poems and short stories for him to review and enjoy. They include "Para Teresa," "La mirada" and "La familia."

Folder 4 Horne, David L. 1984 Physical Description: 3 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. An undergraduate student of UCR sends Concha Rivera a poem dedicated to TR after his unexpected death in 1984, entitled "To a Humanist Passing," which is an intimate insight on TR.

Folder 5 Huerta, Raymond 1984 Physical Description: 2 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR receives a copy of the article, "Californios: odisea de una cultura," dealing with the political resistance of Chicanos in California during the early nineteenth century.

Folder 6 Igo, John 1969 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A friend of TR sends a revised Christmas song of "Deck the Halls," and adds Mexican symbolism to the lyrics.

Folder 7 Islas, Arturo 1975-80 Physical Description: 2 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A professor at Stanford University sends TR a copy of his new novel entitled Miguel Chico, dealing with the lives and adventures of a family living in New Mexico. Includes his essay, "Saints, Artists and Vile Politic."

Folder 8 Jiménez, Francisco 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. A professor at the University of Santa Clara sends TR a copy of his short story, "The Circuit," published by the journal, El Grito, dealing with the lives of farmworkers.

Folder 9 Johnson, Harvey L. 1976-78 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A professor at the University of Houston, TX, sends TR some copies of his latest work in bibliographic research entitled "Bibliografia literaria hispanoamérica" and "New Writers of Latin America," published by Revista Iberoamericana.

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Folder 10 Kanellos, Nicolás 1980 Physical Description: 2 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The editor of Arte Publico Press sends TR two essays: the " Aventuras de don Chipote, obra precursora de la novela chicana," published in 1928, by Heraldo de México; and secondly, "Chicano Theatre: A Popular Culture Battleground."

Folder 11 Kelly, Janice M. 1980 Physical Description: 3 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng. A UCR undergraduate student in TR's creative writing class sends him copies of her short stories for review. Some of the titles are "Intemperate Eve" and "Mrs. Murphy."

Folder 12 Kersnowski, Frank 1975 Physical Description: 1 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng. An English professor of Trinity University of San Antonio, TX, sends TR a copy of his new novel entitled Welcome Roadside Park, describing the fictional stories of the writer.

Folder 13 King, Edward 1972 Physical Description: 1 TL Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR sends information concerning the latest publications on Chicano bibliographies and recommends two works: Apunte para la documentación de la cultura chicana and A General Bibliography for Research in Mexican American Studies.

Box 13, Folder 1 Ligues, Brigido 1972 Physical Description: 2 TMs/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. A Chicano poet sends TR a collection of his poetry and requests that he review and comment on it. Include some correspondence and information where he can publish his poetry.

Folder 2 Lizárraga, Silvia S. 1977 Physical Description: 10 TMs/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A graduate student of UC San Diego sends TR a couple of her essays and short stories dealing with the Chicano community. Some of the works are "Intento principal de Tierra," "¿Don?" and "Ya lo mejor."

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Folder 3 Lomelí, Francisco A. 1975-83 Physical Description: 20 PrArt/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A professor at UC Santa Barbara sends TR a collection of his manuscripts and requests that he review and comment on them. Include the anthologies, Chicano Perspectives in Literature, Morena; and the essay, "Chicana Novelist in Fiction."

Folder 4 López, Joe 1975 Physical Description: 1 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A graduate student explores the affect of religious ideology on Chicano literature in his master's thesis, "The Influence in Chicano Literature," dealing with Tierra' s inclusion of religious symbols and myths.

Folder 5 López, Salvador 1963-74 Physical Description: 18 TMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A graduate student of the University of Houston sends TR a collection of short stories and requests that he review and comment. Some of the titles are "Andale" and "Un hombre."

Folder 6 Lozano, Carlos 1984 Physical Description: 2 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng. A professor of the Spanish department of CSU Bakersfield sends Concepción Rivera an essay dedicated to TR entitled "Tomás Rivera: A Final Farewell."

Folder 7 Lyon, Ted 1975 Physical Description: 1 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng. A professor of American literature at Brigham Young University sends TR his latest essay on Chicano literature entitled "Loss of Innocence in Chicano Prose."

Folder 8 Maíz, Magdalena 1980 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Sp. A professor at Arizona State University writes a book review on Lucha Corpi's Palabras de mediodía, which was published by Berkeley's Fuego de Aztlán, 1980.

Folder 9 Madrid-Barela, Arturo 1974-75 Physical Description: 4 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A professor of Spanish at the University of Minnesota sends TR his essay, "In Search of the Authentic Pachuco," dealing with a critical analysis on the history of the Chicano and how he is viewed by Mexicans, Anglo Americans and Chicanos.

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Folder 10 Maldonado, Jesús 1971-77 Physical Description: 30 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A Chicano poet from Seattle, WA, sends TR his collection of poetry for review. Include correspondence describing his current plans. Some of his poems are entitled "Hot Coffee Calientito," "Blue" and "Cinnamon Love."

Folder 11 Menton, Seymour 1972 Physical Description: 1 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A professor at UC Irvine sends TR a copy of his literary critique of TR's novel, Tierra. In the review Dr. Menton compares TR's writing to Juan Rulfo's poetic style.

Folder 12 Mirandé, Alfredo 1979 Physical Description: 2 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng. A professor of Chicano Studies at UC Riverside requests that TR review and comment on Alma abierta, a Chicano poetry collection produced by Chicano(a) writers.

Folder 13 Mondrus-Engle, Margarita 1980 Physical Description: 1 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A writer sends TR a copy of her new novel entitled In the Rain Forest. The novel is a collection of myths and stories from the Afro-Caribbean legends.

Folder 14 Morales, Alejandro 1975 Physical Description: 3 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A professor of Spanish literature at UC Irvine sends TR a copy of his novel, Caras viejas y vino nuevo, and asks him to comment on it. The novel deals with the experiences of a young Chicano living in an American barrio.

Folder 15 Morales, Joseph F. 1960-71 Physical Description: 1 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A Chicano poet sends TR a manuscript of his collected poems and would like him to review them. The book is entitled Two Way Mirror, dealing with the experiences of Chicanos in the barrios of the Southwest and during the Vietnam War.

Folder 16 Mundo Lo, Sara de 1975 Physical Description: 1 TMs Scope and Content Note Sp. A professor at the University of Illinois, Urbana sends TR a copy of her manuscript, "Calchaquí gris," and would like him to review and comment on it.

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Box 14, Folder 1 Ornelas, Berta 1975 Physical Description: 1 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR receives a book review of the 1975 novel, Come Down from the Mound, published by Miter Company. The review written by Lupe Cárdenas describes the lives of Chicano/Latinos in the American Southwest.

Folder 2 Ornstein, Jacob 1978 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. A professor of language at UTEP sends TR a copy of his new essay, "Relational Bilingualism: A New Approach to Linguistic-Cultural Diversity and a Mexican American Case Study."

Folder 3 Ortíz, María 1975 Physical Description: 1 TMs Scope and Content Note Sp. A Chicana writer sends TR a copy of her short story entitled "En los brazos de Morfeo," which is a tragic love story.

Folder 4 Ortíz, Rudy 1975 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A Chicano poet sends TR his collection of poetry and asks that he review and comment on it. Some of the titles are "Judgement and the Sentence" and "Lamento de la abuela."

Folder 5 Pacheco, Javier 1975 Physical Description: 10 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A Chicano poet from Menlo Park, CA, sends TR his collection of poetry and requests TR to review and comment on it. They include "La gente dice," "Canción de mí pueblo" and "Live at the Latin Village." Includes a brief autobiography.

Folder 6 Parra, José Antonio 1969-75 Physical Description: 21 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A Chicano writer sends TR several examples of his short stories and poetry for him to read and review. Some of the titles are "El plan espiritual de San Diego," "Twelve Steps into Time" and "Slob: A Social Psychosis."

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Folder 7 Peña, Ervie 1971 Physical Description: 2 PrArt/TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A Chicana writer working for Proyecto Frontera sends TR a copy of her latest work entitled El Periquito Tusú, published with a grant from the U.S. office of Education. Includes the poem, "So Here I Stand," dedicated to TR.

Folder 8 Pérez, Roberto P. 1974 Physical Description: 4 TMs/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A Chicano writer from Houston, TX, sends TR copies of his short stories for him to review. They include "Stop, Look and Listen" and "Dimas." Pérez states: "They are my attempt to contribute to our own Chicano literature."

Folder 9 Pérez, Reimundo Tigre 1970-75 Physical Description: 11 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A Chicano writer of Laredo, TX, sends TR his poetry manuscript and wants him to review it. The work deals with injustice and social protest. Some of the titles are "New Born Child," "Where Have You Been" and "Just Us Three."

Folder 10 Pérez, Severo 1983 Physical Description: 1 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A Chicano playwright sends TR his latest work on a new play entitled Soldier Boy, directed by Luis Valdez and performed by El Teatro Campesino Playhouse in San Juan Bautista, CA. The play deals with the experiences of a decorated war hero.

Folder 11 Pino, Jr., Frank 1972-75 Physical Description: 20 TMs/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A professor of Spanish literature at Michigan State University sends TR copies of his essays on Chicano literature and Tierra. Include "Realidad y fantasía en Tierra," " La literatura chicana" and "Chicano Poetry: A Popular Manifesto."

Folder 12 Pino, Jr., Frank 1972-84 Physical Description: 7 TMs/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A professor of Spanish literature sends TR his collection of poetry and asks that TR review and critique it. Most of the poetry deals with humanistic concepts. Some of the titles are "Tomás Rivera" and "Paseos y peregrinaciones."

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Folder 13 Pino, Jr., Frank 1970-75 Physical Description: 12 PrArt/TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A professor of Spanish literature sends TR his collection of short stories and requests that he review and comment on it. They include "Caminando," "Campo sagrado," "Papa Grande's Bedroom," "Father Henry" and "Fragmentos."

Folder 14 Pino, Jr., Frank 1970-75 Physical Description: 2 PrArt/TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A professor of Spanish literature sends TR his new bilingual short stories entitled "A campo raso" and "Across an Open Field," and requests that TR review and comment on it.

Folder 15 Pino, Rita Antonette 1970-75 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A young Chicana poet sends TR her collection of poetry and asks him to review and comment on it. One poem is entitled "Yo soy chicana," dealing with social protest.

Folder 16 Portillo, Estela 1970-75 Physical Description: 5 TMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A Chicana writer sends TR a collection of short stories and requests that he analyze and critique them. Some of the titles are "The Secret Room," "The Burning," "The Pilgrimage" and "The Paris Gown."

Box 15, Folder 1 Quintana, Leroy V. 1973 Physical Description: 7 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. A fiction editor of Puerto del Sol, a fine arts magazine at New Mexico State University sends TR a few of his poems and welcomes critical comment. Some of the titles are "Eyes of Love," "Woodchopper's Ball" and "Night Bus."

Folder 2 Ramos, Luis Arturo 1977 Physical Description: 3 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A professor at the University of Mexico sends TR his book review of Tierra, and requests his commentary. The review is entitled "Las voces en... y no se lo tragó la tierra."

Folder 3 Reyes, Rosendo I. 1963-74 Physical Description: 16 PrArt/TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A young Chicano poet sends TR his poetry and short story collection and asks him to review and critique it. Most of the work deals with reflections on life, love and nature. They include "September Rainfall" and "Muy Dushka."

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Folder 4 Reyna, Abel A. 1974 Physical Description: 11 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A writer from Lyford, TX, sends TR his collection of poetry dealing with ideas of social justice and equality. Some of the titles are "Education," "¿Que le hago?" and "The Poor Watch Television Too."

Folder 5 Robles, Mireya 1971-76 Physical Description: 4 PrArt/TMs Scope and Content Note Sp. A professor at Briar Cliff College, NY, sends TR copies of her published essays for his enjoyment and review. Some of the titles are "La disputa sobre la paternidad" and "La relatividad de la realidad."

Folder 6 Rocard, Marcienne 1975 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Fr. A professor of comparative literature of the Université de Toulouse-Le Mirail sends TR a copy of her essay on Tierra, entitled "The Cycle of Chicano Experience in Tierra."

Folder 7 Rodríguez, Edmundo 1970 Physical Description: 1 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng. A Catholic priest from Texas sends TR a copy of his research on "The Invisible Nation: The Poor Mexican-Americans of the Southwest."

Folder 8 Rodríguez, Jay Stephens 1984-85 Physical Description: 15 TMs/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A Chicano filmmaker requests permission to acquire motion picture and television rights to three of TR's short stories in Tierra. They are "Un rezo," "La noche buena" and "El retrato." Includes a contract on Tierra.

Folder 9 Rodríguez, Joe 1981 Physical Description: 2 TMs/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. A professor of Chicano studies at San Diego State University sends TR a copy of his manuscript, Ethnic Figures and the North American Narrative of Survival, and welcomes his ideas and advice for a possible publisher.

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Folder 10 Rodríguez, Juan 1972-75 Physical Description: 25 PrArt/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A professor of Spanish and Portuguese literature at UCSD sends TR copies of his essays on Tierra. Some of the essays are "Religiosidad en Tierra," " El desarrollo del cuento chicano" and the newsletter, Carta Abierta.

Folder 11 Rodríguez, Richard 1973 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. A graduate student from Stanford University writes an essay on "Leo Carillo as Andy Hardy and Other Losses of White Liberalism," published by the Columbia Forum, in June of 1973.

Folder 12 Rogers, Del Marie 1966-77 Physical Description: 21 PrArt/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. A young Texas poet sends TR a collection of her poetry and requests that he review and comment on it. Most of her work deal with nature and human interest issues. Some of her poems are "Carrizozo," "Everywhere I Go" and "The Tunnel."

Folder 13 Romero, Manuel 1974 Physical Description: 8 AMs/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. A Chicano poet from Dallas, TX, sends TR his poetry manuscript and asks him to review and critique it. Some of the titles are "Loneliness," "Separation" and "War Fear."

Folder 14 Ruiz, José Luis 1980 Physical Description: 2 TMs/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A Chicano filmmaker sends TR a copy of his film treatment of Bless Me, Última, and requests his comments and critique. The treatment is part one of an NEH proposal submission.

Box 16, Folder 1 Saldivar, Ramón 1979 Physical Description: 1 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng. A professor at the University of Texas at Austin sends TR a copy of his essay entitled "A Dialectics of Difference: Towards A Theory of the Chicano Novel," dealing with the need for a reassessment of theory in Chicano literature.

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Folder 2 Salinas, Judy 1974 Physical Description: 1 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A professor of Spanish at the University of Tulsa sends TR a copy of her essay, "The Image of Women in Chicano Literature," describing the various stereotypes society uses to view women.

Folder 3 Sánchez, Ricardo 1975 Physical Description: 8 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A Chicano poet from El Paso, TX, sends TR a copy of his poetry collection entitled Tierra y ceniza, dealing with the Chicano struggle for liberation in an oppressed society.

Folder 4 Sánchez, Saúl 1975 Physical Description: 9 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A Chicano writer sends TR a collection of short stories on the experiences of a migrant child. Some of the titles are "El primer día de escuela," "El último día de escuela" and "Las elecciones."

Folder 5 Smith, Amy 1980 Physical Description: 1 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng. A young poet sends TR her original poem entitled "One to One Correspondence," dealing with the beauty of relationships.

Folder 6 Sommers, Joseph 1977-78 Physical Description: 13 TMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A professor of literature at UCSD sends TR a copy of his essay, "From the Critical Premise to the Product: Critical Modes and Their Applications to a Chicano Literary Text." Include some literary correspondence and notes.

Folder 7 Soto, Gary 1980-82 Physical Description: 2 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A professor of English at UC Berkeley sends TR copies of his poetry collection entitled Black Hair, and of his narrative recollections, Living Up the Street. Most of the poems and short stories deal with the adventures of a child.

Folder 8 Stark, John 1972 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. A professor of literature at Kent Sate University, OH, sends TR a copy of his essay entitled "Borges' `Tlön, Uqbar, Orbis Tertius' and Nabokov's Pale Fire. Literature of Exhaustion."

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Box 17, Folder 1 Tapia, John R. 1973-74 Physical Description: 8 TMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A professor of Spanish literature at Fort Lewis College, CO, sends TR a collection of poetry and would like him to review and critique it. Some of the titles are "The ABC's of Flowers and Trees" and "The Tango Durango."

Folder 2 Tatum, Charles M. 1975 Physical Description: 3 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A professor of Spanish literature at Holy Cross College, MA, sends TR a copy of his essay entitled "Contemporary Chicano Prose Fiction: Its Ties to Mexican Literature," published in Books Abroad, in 1975.

Folder 3 Tonn, Horst 1981 Physical Description: 1 TMs Scope and Content Note German A graduate student from the John F. Kennedy-Institut für Nordamerikastudien der Freien Universität Berlin sends TR a copy of his master's thesis. "Themen und Erzähltechniken der Literatur: Anaya's Ultima and Rivera's Tierra."

Folder 4 de la Torre, Alfredo 1971-73 Physical Description: 8 TMs/ALS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A Chicano writer from San Marcos, TX, sends TR copies of his short stories and novel entitled "Ileana," "Champurrado" and El león salio de la jaula, welcoming advice on publishing them with Quinto Sol Publications.

Folder 5 Triana, Gladys 1975 Physical Description: 1 TMs Scope and Content Note Sp. A Chicana writer from Jackson Heights, NY, sends TR a copy of her short story entitled "Rua," for his reading pleasure.

Folder 6 Valdés, Gina 1980 Physical Description: 1 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A Chicana writer from La Jolla, CA, sends TR a copy of her short story, "Una lección," and would like TR's feedback. The story deals with the stress and dilemma of being bilingual and bicultural in America.

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Folder 7 Valdez, Eduardo A. 1975 Physical Description: 1 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A Chicano writer sends TR a copy of his short story entitled "Café," and would like him to review and critique it. The story deals with the concepts of loneliness and despair.

Folder 8 Vallejos, Tomás 1981 Physical Description: 1 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A Chicano scholar of the National Association of Chicano Studies sends TR a copy of his lecture, "The Vitality of Ancient Indian Myth and Ritual in Contemporary Chicano Fiction: Tomás Rivera's `Las salamandras.' "

Folder 9 Villanueva, Tino 1980 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A professor of Spanish literature at Wellesley College, MA, writes an essay on Chicano literature entitled "Notas a lápiz para una autobiografia," dealing with development of Chicano literature in America, published by Plural.

Folder 10 Vigil, Evangelina 1978-80 Physical Description: 4 PrArt/TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A Chicana poet from Texas sends TR copies of her poetry manuscripts entitled Otoño; El tanteo: tantiadas y malas tantiadas, and include other Chicana poets. Most of the poems give the woman's perspective on life, love and culture.

Folder 11 Ybarra, Mary 1970-71 Physical Description: 5 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng. A Catholic nun sends TR copies of her poetry collection dealing with the nature of man, hope and spirituality.

Folder 12 Ybarra-Frausto, Tomás 1981-83 Physical Description: 6 TMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A professor of Spanish literature at Stanford University sends TR material on Chicano theatre. Some of the titles are "Teatro chicano: punto de partida," "La Chata Noloesca: figuera del Donaire" and "California Chicano Art."

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Folder 13 Ybarra-Frausto, Tomás 1981-84 Physical Description: 3 TMs/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A professor of Spanish literature at Stanford University sends TR a copy of his manuscript, "Chicano Poetry: The Furrow and the Seed." Include material on the Mexican Museum of San Francisco and on his Stanford tenure review.

Sub-section 2.2. Literary Material of Tomás Rivera.

Box 18, Folder 1 Unpublished Manuscripts 1970-80 Physical Description: 40 TMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A collection of unpublished manuscripts of Chicano poetry and prose organized by TR. Include some plays performed by the Teatro de los Barrios. Some of the poets are Gina Chávez, Nephtalí de León and Tigre Pérez.

Folder 2 Unpublished Poems 1970-75 Physical Description: 40 AMs/TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Unpublished poems and prose of various Chicano/Latino poets and writers of Texas. Include some anonymous works and poems by Mary A. Flores and Leonor Correa.

Folder 3 Slow Loris Press Poetry 1973-74 Physical Description: 15 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Slow Loris Press publishes a collection of avant-garde poetry by Rose Graubart, Martha Dickey, Tony Petrosky and David Ignatow, in a limited edition.

Folder 4 Collection of Poetry 1972-76 Physical Description: 50 AMs/TMs Scope and Content Note Eng. A collection of children's poetry and prose by students from elementary to high school. Include original poems dealing with children's view of the world and people around them.

Folder 5 Children's Poetry 1974-78 Physical Description: 50 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. Collected poetry and prose of various elementary and junior high school students in the original manuscript. The poems deal with children's experiences of people and the world around them.

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Folder 6 Children's Poetry 1974-78 Physical Description: 70 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. A collection of children's poetry for a contest at the elementary and high school level. Include original poems that deal with various interpretations of life, love and dreams.

Folder 7 Children's Poetry 1973 Physical Description: 40 AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A collection of bilingual children's poetry gathered by TR during his involvement with various elementary schools in San Antonio, TX. Include student's original poems.

Box 19, Folder 1 Delgado, Abelardo/Poet 1974-77 Physical Description: 40 TMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A collection of original Chicano poetry and prose produced by Abelardo Delgado entitled Seven Abelardos. Include the poems, "Malditas," "An Open Letter to Susana" and short stories by Padilla, Avendano and Navarro.

Folder 2 Spanish Literature Milieu 1970-75 Physical Description: 20 TMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Sp. TR develops an outline for the structural analysis of the text for his students in Spanish literature. It includes the basic elements of the author's background, structural composition, message and literary expression.

Folder 3 Spanish Literature/Novel 1970-75 Physical Description: 30 PrArt Scope and Content Note Sp. TR develops an outline for a technical analysis of the novel for his students in Spanish literature to bring out the main elements, as: the plot, theme, treatment and conclusion of the events and problems.

Folder 4 Spanish Literature/Poem 1970-75 Physical Description: 10 TMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Sp. TR explains his structural analysis of a poem outlined for his students in Spanish literature. Include analysis of the form, tone, interpretation and linguistic style.

Folder 5 Chicano Literature Lists 1972-77 Physical Description: 25 PrArt/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Various mailing lists for TR's use in dealing with Chicano writers, students, educators and business persons. Include correspondence with Dr. Richard D. Woods of Trinity University at San Antonio, TX, on TR's Chicano literature lecture.

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Folder 6 Bécquer, Gustavo Adolfo 1970-75 Physical Description: 20 PrArt/AMs Scope and Content Note Sp. TR outlines the life and works of Gustavo Adolfo Bécquer and gives a short description of his works. Include a short list of his books entitled Zarzuelas, Leyendas, and Rimas.

Folder 7 Bicentennial Report 1976 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Bicentennial Ethnic Racial Report and calendar for the events celebrating the American Revolution throughout the United States.

Folder 8 Bilingual Mini-Conference 1978 Physical Description: 20 TLS/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Mary Esther Bernal, director of Bilingual Education at San Antonio Independent School District invites TR to participate in its Bilingual Mini-Conference. TR accepts and prepares his lecture entitled "Children as Philosophers."

Folder 9 UTSA Dean of Humanities 1975 Physical Description: 5 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR orders various books from different universities across the United States during his tenure as dean of humanities at the University of Texas at San Antonio from 1972 to 1977.

Folder 10 Brown Jr. High School 1976 Physical Description: 3 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Richard Fuller and Carola J. Chapa teachers at Brown Junior High School at McAllen, TX, thank TR for his presentation at the Migrant Conference on Chicano Literature. Includes an article on a poetry contest being held in the Southwest.

Folder 11 Canto al Pueblo 1978 Physical Description: 15 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Arnold Vento, director of the Center for Mexican American Studies at UT Austin sends TR an outline for a new format of the Canto al Pueblo journal. Include correspondence from Max Martínez and Leo Carrillo.

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Folder 12 Centro de Artes y Lenguas 1973 Physical Description: 4 PrArt/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Santiago Olalde Fajardo, director of the Centro de Artes y Lenguas de Cuernavaca, Morelos, México, thanks TR for sending students to his institution to study Spanish. Include catalogs of its curriculum and travel arrangements.

Folder 13 Casa de las Américas 1977-78 Physical Description: 25 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. La Casa de las Américas invita a TR a participar en sus conferencias de "Encuentro de Escritores 1977/1978," en Havana, Cuba. También incluye correspondencia con Mariano Rodríguez, el director de la Casa de las Américas.

Folder 14 CMAS/Inéz Hernández Tovar 1976-79 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A Chicana poet, Inéz Hernández Tovar sends TR a copy of her publication entitled Hembra, sponsored by the Center for Mexican American Studies at UT Austin. Include Hernández' poem entitled "Realidad I," and general correspondence.

Folder 15 Chicanos in College Essay 1972 Physical Description: 5 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. José Barrón sends TR a copy of his essay entitled "Chicanos in the Community College," regarding the struggle and hardships Chicano/Latino students have to endure in order to be successful in college.

Folder 16 Chicano Literature 1970-77 Physical Description: 30 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Research material and bibliography on Chicano literature and resources from 1970 to 1977. Include Mexican American culture, history, education and literature.

Folder 17 Chicano Training Center 1972 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The Chicano Training Center of Houston, TX, publishes the Mano a Mano newsletter, and sends out information regarding new work and research projects involving Chicano art and social consciousness.

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Folder 18 CIDOC/Cultural Institute 1972 Physical Description: 5 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Research information and publications on the Centro Intercultural de Documentación in Cuernavaca, México. Includes a catalog of its curriculum and travel arrangements.

Folder 19 Chicano Writers Assn. 1977 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Dr. Sergio D. Elizondo at New Mexico State University sends TR an invitation to join the Chicano Writers Association. Include membership lists and ideas for future goals.

Box 20, Folder 1 Bilingual Symposium 1972-78 Physical Description: 8 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. TR participates in the Bilingual Mini-Conference held at San Antonio, TX. Includes an article saved by TR entitled "Children: The Unsung Philosophers," used by TR to outline his lecture on children and literature.

Folder 2 Chicano Culture Symposium 1977 Physical Description: 30 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The Center for the Management of Innovation in Multicultural Education invites TR to attend its conference on Chicano culture on May 13, 1977. TR accepts and presents a lecture entitled "Deep and Formal Culture." Include general notes.

Folder 3 Poets/Writers Directory 1972-77 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Galen Williams, director of Poets and Writers Directory, sends TR copies of its 1973 edition and some correspondence. Include names of active writers/poets in the United States.

Folder 4 "Directory of Publishers" 1971 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The "Directory of Publishers" in business in the United States up to 1971.

Folder 5 Agricultural Economics 1975 Physical Description: 5 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The American Journal of Agricultural Economics publishes the article by Simpson and Adams entitled "Disaggregation of Input-Output Model into Product Lines as an Economic Development Policy Tool."

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Folder 6 San Luis Potosi: Document 1838 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Carmen Perry sends TR a copy of the Historical Spanish Document on San Luis Potosi-1837, for TR's analysis. It deals with the sovereignty of Mexico, its land boundaries and the legitimacy of its constitution.

Folder 7 Down Center Stage Board 1978 Physical Description: 8 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Paul Baker, director of the Dallas Theatre Center invites TR to join the Down Center Stage Advisory Board and sends TR material on its current events and programs.

Box 21, Folder 1 Edgewood High School, TX 1975 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Mary Smith, Curriculum Adaptor of Edgewood High School invites TR to help develop a Chicano literature mini-course that can be offered during its second quarter. TR agrees.

Folder 2 Engineering 1975 Catalog 1975 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. McGraw-Hill publishers sends TR a copy of its new college and university catalog on its Engineering 1975 textbooks.

Folder 3 English 125 Class Outline 1972 Physical Description: 50 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. English 125 teaching syllabus developed for high school students dealing with world literature and many techniques in research. Includes a few short stories and bibliography.

Folder 4 Escalating Journal Essay 1977 Physical Description: 5 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Richard De Gennaro, director of the University of Pennsylvania Libraries writes an essay, "Escalating Journal Prices: Time to Fight Back," published in American Libraries.

Folder 5 Explicación de Texos 1973 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Francisco Porrata, editor of the Explicación de Texos of California State University at Sacramento sends TR a copy of its general listings of new publications.

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Folder 6 Floricanto Conferences 1976-78 Physical Description: 15 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. General material and programs of the Floricanto Conferences held each year at various universities in the United States. Include correspondence and notes on its future publication entitled Festival de flor y canto: An Anthology.

Folder 7 Chicano Literary Prize 1978 Physical Description: 3 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Alejandro Morales, director of the Fourth Chicano Literature Contest at UC Irvine invites TR to judge the student manuscripts and to chose the top three writers.

Folder 8 Fuente ovejuna Novel 1970 Physical Description: 10 PrArt Scope and Content Note Sp. Lope de Vega's novel, Fuente ovejuna, is analyzed by TR's Spanish literature students. TR focuses on Spanish literature during his tenure at Sam Houston State University.

Folder 9 Higher Education Funds 1977 Physical Description: 5 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Texas Research League develops some new governmental financial projections which analyze the appropriations given by the Texas Legislature in the report, "Higher Education: How Much Is Enough?"

Folder 10 Hombres de maíz Novel 1970 Physical Description: 20 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Research reports on the novel, Hombres de maíz, by Miguel A. Asturias, written by TR's Spanish literature students during his tenure at Sam Houston State University.

Folder 11 Houston Post Newspaper 1976 Physical Description: 15 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Bob Hardesty from the office of the Deputy Chancellor at the University of Texas System sends copies of the series on higher education produced by the Houston Post newspaper.

Folder 12 Princeton Alumni Weekly 1977 Physical Description: 3 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Princeton Alumni Weekly publishes Bruce D. Price's article entitled "In Praise of Stark Lucidity," dealing with the need to write clearly and to the point.

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Folder 13 Literary Criticism 1970 Physical Description: 5 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Research notes and outlines on the techniques and styles of writing, understanding and interpreting literary genres. Includes the essay, "What is the Short Story?"

Folder 14 Lorca, Guillén, Jiménez 1970 Physical Description: 20 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Sp. Research notes and bibliography on Federico García Lorca, Jorge Guillén and Juan Ramón Jiménez, dealing with their lives and works during the late nineteenth and twentieth centuries.

Folder 15 Los Ensayistas Journal 1977 Physical Description: 3 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR sends his new subscription for Los Ensayistas journal, published by Agencia Latino Americana, dealing with Spanish and Latin American literature and philosophy.

Folder 16 Literature and Education 1978 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Aurelio M. Montemayor, coordinator of the San Antonio Bilingual Education Conference invites TR to participate in its program on January 21, 1978. TR accepts and choses to discuss "Chicano Literature- Is there any for Children?"

Folder 17 Leonards Slicks (sic)/Letters 1955 Physical Description: 8 AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. TR's early correspondence with Alex Palonio during his college years in Texas, circa 1955. The letters deal with fond memories and friends they both remember in Texas.

Box 22, Folder 1 MACC Conference Material 1972-73 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The Mexican American Cultural Center sponsors the "Primer Festival de Poesía," in San Antonio, TX, in 1973. Include conference material and various brochures of the MACC.

Folder 2 Chicanos in Education 1970-72 Physical Description: 20 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR collects various reports on Mexican Americans in higher education from the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights. Two of the reports are entitled "Mexican American Education in Texas" and "The Excluded Student."

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Folder 3 Mexican American Library 1976-78 Physical Description: 50 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The University of Texas at Austin sends TR copies of its Chicano bibliographies produced by its Mexican American Library Project.

Folder 4 Chicano Bibliography 1974 Physical Description: 40 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The "Mexican American Literature Bibliography" produced by the CPSES Resource Center of UT Austin, contain listings of the first Chicano writers in America.

Folder 5 Mexican American Lecture 1978 Physical Description: 23 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR and Frank Pino, Jr., develop a Chicano literature outline at the University of Texas at San Antonio. Includes the essay, "Chicano Literature and the Climate of Opinion," dealing with the history and milieu affecting Chicana/o writers.

Folder 6 Mexican Culture/Workshop 1978 Physical Description: 8 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Gustavo Sainz from the Instituto Cultural Mexicano sends TR an outline of a planned conference on literature to be held in Mexico. Requests that TR review and comment on it.

Folder 7 Newsletters/Brochures 1970-75 Physical Description: 10 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Publications of various newsletters and brochures regarding Chicano/Latino issues in the community. Include the newsletters, El Ojo; Region 20, News Roundup, and Avance.

Folder 8 Pamphlets/Clippings 1970-75 Physical Description: 8 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. General literary research pamphlets, clippings and flyers dealing with Spanish literature and Chicanos in education.

Folder 9 Pegasus Literary Journal 1970-78 Physical Description: 40 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Gerald Burns, chairman of the Library Board of Trustees of San Antonio Public Library thanks TR for his support in the Young Pegasus Poetry Contest during the past years. Include TR's forward to Pegasus 1978, winter's issue.

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Folder 10 Periodical Listings 1968-75 Physical Description: 50 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A complete listing of the major international journals of academic and non-academic organizations produced for the University of Texas at San Antonio.

Folder 11 Publishing Companies 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. General research material and brochures of major publishing companies' new book releases, including the Jenkins Publishing Company of San Antonio, TX.

Box 23, Folder 1 International Symposium 1978 Physical Description: 21 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The San Antonio Arts Council sponsors the Fourth International Conference on "Rebirth of Imaginative Vision," on May 26-30, 1978. TR introduces one of the panelists, Dr. León Portilla of Mexico. Include TR's speech and Journal of Current Social Issues.

Folder 2 San Antonio College, TX 1977 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Juanita Luna-Lawhn, professor at San Antonio College, TX, invites TR to lecture on Chicano literature to her students and to be videotaped. TR agrees and speaks on Tierra.

Folder 3 Latin America Seminar 1976 Physical Description: 2 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The University of Texas at San Antonio sponsor a seminar entitled "Faces of Participation in Latin America: A New Look at Citizen Action in Society," on November 13, 1976.

Folder 4 Spanish Reading Text 1970 Physical Description: 1 AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Research material on José Licano who proposes to create a Spanish textbook for the Migrant Education Center. Gives a name list of scholars participating on the project.

Folder 5 Who's Who in Poetry 1974-75 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. General subscriptions of various publishing houses offering new literary materials and journals. Include the International Who's Who in Poetry.

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Folder 6 Hispania Literary Journal 1978 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Richard Teschner, editor of Hispania, sends TR a "Survey of Research Tool Needs in the Hispanic Literature and Language," and hopes TR will complete and return it.

Folder 7 Symposium Brochures 1970-74 Physical Description: 10 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. General research material on conferences held on Chicano literature, education and health science. Include flyers from Poetry in Public Places and Thornhill Poetry Symposium.

Folder 8 Center Magazine 1976 Physical Description: 10 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Center magazine interviews Joseph J. Schwab, a professor at the University of Chicago, on his experience as a teacher in the article, "Teaching and Learning," published in 1976.

Folder 9 La pasionaria Publication 1939 Physical Description: 1 AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. General research material on Ema Tenayuca, La pasionaria, and Payton Green's City in the Sun, chapter fifteen.

Folder 10 TACWT Workshop 1975-76 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Texas Association of Creative Writing Teachers sends TR material on its Ethnic Literature Symposium. Include the Texas Writer's Newsletter, and notes from various writers.

Folder 11 Texas Child Care 1976 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Laura Ashkenaze, director of the Quality of Life of Children of San Antonio, TX, thanks TR for his remarks during its symposium on April 7, 1976.

Folder 12 Texas Commission on Arts 1973-75 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Texas Commission on the Arts and Humanities sponsors the "Festival de Literatura Mexicana Americana," and invites TR to participate. Include general notes and information.

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Folder 13 Texas Ctr. for Writers 1977 Physical Description: 50 TLS/TMs Scope and Content Note Eng. The Texas Center for Writers hosts a Statewide Short Story Contest for high school students and invites TR to participate in the judging. TR accepts and reviews manuscripts. Include original stories submitted by several writers.

Folder 14 Texas Monthly Journal 1976 Physical Description: 11 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Texas Monthly journal publishes an article on the manipulation of the press in its story entitled "Weirdo Paper Plagues San Antonio." It deals with Murdoch's media style.

Folder 15 New Breed Anthology 1973 Physical Description: 7 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Dave Oliphant, editor of New Breed: An Anthology of Texas Poets, publishes TR's early poetry. Include TR's "M'ijo no mira nada," "The Rooster Crows en Iowa y en Texas," "Siempre el domingo" and "The Overalls."

Folder 16 "The Spoken Language..." 1971 Physical Description: 74 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Bernardo Vallejo, a writer for the San Antonio Independent School District produces a study entitled "The Spoken Language of Mexican American Children in San Antonio, TX." It deals with problems Chicano children have with language.

Folder 17 UTSA Poetry Recitation 1973 Physical Description: 7 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Rose M. Bennett, a Spanish teacher at MacArthur High School sends TR an outline of the Spanish Poetry and Prose Contest to be sponsored by UTSA in 1973.

Folder 18 "Yellow Submarine" Essay 1972 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. General articles on higher education dealing with federal funding, administration and curriculum. Include "Who Sank the Yellow Submarine" and "Teaching Loads."

Folder 19 UTSA Campus Development 1976 Physical Description: 10 TMs/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Dr. Kenneth H. Ashworth sends TR copies of his short stories on the history of UTSA and on his more personal experiences growing up in Texas.

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Box 24, Folder 1 Abrazo Literary Journal 1976 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Abrazo is a Chicano art and literary journal focusing on the original works of writers and artists of the Latino society. Includes a feature story on Agustín V. Casasola, one of Mexico's leading photographers of the Mexican Revolution.

Folder 2 Atisbos Literary Journal 1973 Physical Description: 7 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Raúl Vega Romero, managing editor of Atisbos, at Stanford University thanks TR for submitting his article, "Recuerdo, descubrimiento, y voluntad," for the fall issue of 1973.

Folder 3 Aztlán Academic Journal 1970-76 Physical Description: 10 PrArt/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Published brochures and flyers of the Aztlán journal, created by UC Los Angeles. Contains a list of published essays and monograph series for Chicano scholars.

Folder 4 Akwesasne Notes/ New York 1977 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Akwesasne Notes is a Native American journal dedicated to official news and literary works of the Mohawk Nation. Some of the articles deal with Indian land rights and pollution.

Folder 5 Barrio Publications 1977 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Barrio Publications produces a Chicano newsletter entitled La Onda Fría de Aztlán. It is produced in Indiana by an independent Chicano publisher.

Folder 6 BBCMA Internal Memoranda 1977-78 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Ramón Vásquez Sánchez, chairman of the Bilingual/Bicultural Coalition on Mass Media sends TR material on the negative stereotyping of the Chicano/Latino community.

Folder 7 Bilingual Review 1974 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The Division of Modern Languages at the University of New York sponsors the Bilingual Review, focusing on scholarly and literary issues for the bilingual/bicultural community.

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Folder 8 Blind Alley Journal 1978 Physical Description: 47 ALS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Brian Robertson, editor of Blind Alley literary journal, sends TR a copy of its first literary production. Includes a cover letter thanking TR for his support and advice.

Folder 9 Books Abroad Journal 1971-75 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Correspondence from Tom J. Lewis, assistant editor of Books Abroad of the University of Oklahoma regarding TR's article entitled "Chicano Literature: Fiesta of the Living." Contain some photographs and correspondence on the conference.

Folder 10 Caminos Magazine 1980-81 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. General research articles on Chicano/Latinos in higher education, literature, business and engineering. Include the essays entitled "Crises in Science Education," "Research Agenda for Hispanic Policy" and "Success for Chicanos."

Folder 11 CCNMA Internal Memoranda 1982-83 Physical Description: 40 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The California Chicano News Media Association sends TR its monthly newsletter and correspondence on its many projects and symposia on Chicano news media opportunities.

Folder 12 Chicanacán Cultural Group 1979-80 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Comité Chicanacán of San Francisco develops a new project, "Semana de Arte y Cultura Chicana en México," dealing with sharing Chicano poetry and art with Mexico. Include some correspondence from Juan Felipe Herrera to Gustavo Sainz.

Folder 13 LA CHISPA Proceedings 1983-84 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Gilbert Paolini, editor of LA CHISPA proceedings on the "Louisiana Conference on Hispanic Languages and Literature," sends TR copies of the galleys of his essay, "Mexican American Literature: The Establishment of Community."

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Folder 14 Compass Newsletter 1979 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Dr. Ricardo Aguilar sends TR a copy of UTEP's Compass newsletter, which provides details on Dr. Aguilar's new administrative promotion as assistant to the vice president.

Folder 15 CHC Avance Newsletter 1982-84 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The Congressional Hispanic Caucus sends TR copies of its national newsletter entitled Avance. Include information on the major events and programs offered by its association.

Folder 16 Congressional Action 1979 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. U.S. Chamber of Commerce sends a copy of its Congressional Action newsletter, which outlines current legislative bills and voting records of congressmen and senators at Washington, D.C.

Box 25, Folder 1 Café Solo Journal 1974-78 Physical Description: 3 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The editors of Café Solo, a Chicano poetry journal sends TR some material regarding its activities and publications. Include letters from Del Marie Rogers and Ernesto Padilla.

Folder 2 Caracol Literary Journal 1977 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Internal correspondence from the editors of Caracol Chicano literary journal, regarding TR's story, "Inside the Window," published in the summer of 1977. Include general notes.

Folder 3 Carta Abierta Newsletter 1976-79 Physical Description: 30 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Juan Rodríguez, professor of Chicano literature at UCSD sends TR copies of his new Chicano literary newsletter entitled Carta Abierta. Include general information on contemporary Chicano writers and recent publications.

Folder 4 Casa de las Américas 1977-84 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. La Casa de las Américas invites TR to submit his work for its annual literary award given to the best unpublished work by a Chicano/Latino writer. Include correspondence from Mariano Rodríguez and Trine Pérez.

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Folder 5 Casa Editorial Publishers 1977 Physical Description: 4 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The Casa Editorial publishing company sends TR a copy of its new poetry book, Sobra, by Marina Rivera. Include material on Rafael J. González' poetry book, El hacedor de fuegos.

Folder 6 Con Safos Publications 1974-76 Physical Description: 40 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Material from Con Safos: Pintores Chicanos de Texas regarding its various publications such as La movida, " The Brown Paper Report" and TR's essay, "The Chicano Renaissance Movement." Contain correspondence and material on Los Quemados.

Folder 7 Chasqui Revista 1976-77 Physical Description: 3 TL/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Ricardo Benavides, editor of the Chasqui Revista de Literatura Latinoamericana, sends TR a copy of its journal. Include work by Jorge Luis Borges and Ricardo Benavides.

Folder 8 Chicano Studies Center 1975 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The UCLA Chicano Studies Center sends TR a copy of its "Publication Catalog of Spring, 1975," dealing with new and old research on Chicano literature, education and history.

Folder 9 Chicano Times Newspaper 1973 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The Chicano Times newspaper of the San Antonio, TX, sends TR copies of its publication for his information and review.

Folder 10 Christian Science Monitor 1980 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The Christian Science Monitor sends TR a subscription form and hopes he will sign up.

Folder 11 Contra la Pared Newspaper 1974 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Dr. Alberto Mata of Northeastern Illinois University sends TR a copy of its student paper entitled Contra la Pared, dealing with social and political issues affecting the Chicano/Latino community in Illinois.

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Folder 12 Daedalus Literary Journal 1975-76 Physical Description: 3 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Memoranda from the business office of the Daedalus journal, regarding its annual subscription.

Folder 13 De Colores Journal 1975 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. De Colores: Journal of Emerging Raza Philosophies sends TR a subscription notice for its annual support. The journal provides a forum for bilingual expressions in Chicano ideas.

Folder 14 Ediciones Iberoamericanas 1966-68 Physical Description: 5 PrArt/TLS Scope and Content Note Sp. TR requests copies of the book entitled Selección de poemas, by Jorge Guillén, published by Ediciones Iberoamericana in Madrid, Spain. Include general correspondence.

Folder 15 Entre Nosotros Journal 1979 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. La Revista oficial de la Sociedad Nacional Hispánica manda una copia de Entre Nosotros, a TR sobre las actividades y escritos de sus miembros de Sigma Delta Pi.

Folder 16 Estados Unidos Journal 1983 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Sp. Centro de Investigación y Docencia Económicas sends TR a copy of its journal on Latin American perspectives entitled Estados Unidos, regarding issues in politics and economics.

Folder 17 El Cuento Journal 1976-79 Physical Description: 5 TLS/AMs Scope and Content Note Sp. Memoranda from Edmundo Valadez, editor of El Cuento: Revista de Imaginación, regarding its publishing program and annual subscriptions. Includes a short story by Ricardo R. Blanco entitled "Rito y el pecado."

Folder 18 El Dorado Distributors 1970-75 Physical Description: 4 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. El Dorado Distributors of Chicano/Latino publications sends TR resource and research material lists for his review, from its home office located in San Francisco, CA.

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Folder 19 El Grito Journal/Berkeley 1970 Physical Description: 3 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR saves various articles on Chicano history and sociology published by El Grito: A Journal of Contemporary Mexican American Thought. Include essays by Octavio I. Romano-V.

Folder 20 Magazín Memoranda 1970-75 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Fernando Gutiérrez, editor of the Magazín, a contemporary Chicano literary and arts magazine sends TR an eight page letter regarding his philosophy and ideology which he hopes to share with his readers and contributors.

Folder 21 El Mirlo Canta Newsletter 1974-80 Physical Description: 7 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The UCLA Chicano Research Center sends TR copies of its current newsletter entitled El Mirlo Canta de Noticatlán, dealing with research projects and activities of the center.

Folder 22 El Pipla Newsletter 1977-78 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The Chicano students of the University of Pennsylvania sends TR copies of its MEChA newsletter entitled El Pipla. It include information on TR's lecture on Chicano literature.

Folder 23 El Taller Chicano Review 1978 Physical Description: 1 5 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The Milwaukee SER-Jobs for Progress Cultural Center sends TR copies of its newsletter entitled El Taller, dealing with Chicano art, culture, music and politics. Especially noteworthy are the essays on Chicano art by Juan Hernández.

Folder 24 Estreño Revista de Teatro 1974 Physical Description: 2 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The Department of Modern Languages at the University of Cincinnati sends TR a subscription form for its publication entitled Estreño, a journal of Spanish theatre.

Box 26, Folder 1 Facetas Literary Review 1978 Physical Description: 3 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Nathan Glick, editor of the Facetas journal, and staff of the International Communication Agency of the U.S., requests permission to publish some of TR's poetry.

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Folder 2 Forum Newsletter 1980-81 Physical Description: 13 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The National Clearing House for Bilingual Education sends TR copies of its Forum newsletter, dealing with legislation, financial aid and information on bilingual education.

Folder 3 Hispamérica Publication 1975 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Saúl Sosnowski, editor of Hispamérica, sends TR forms for its annual subscription to the journal of literature.

Folder 4 Falcon Record Company 1975 Physical Description: 4 TLS Scope and Content Note Sp. Arnaldo Ramírez, manager of the Falcon Record Company invites TR to participate in a Chicano literature recording with Dr. Rolando Hinojosa Smith. TR accepts the invitation.

Folder 5 Higher Education Journal 1980 Physical Description: 7 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Inland Empire University and College Association sends TR copies of its Higher Education journal for his review.

Folder 6 Higher Education News 1981 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The American Council on Education sends TR a copy of its newsletter entitled Higher Education and National Affairs, dealing with new legislation and budget cuts in education.

Folder 7 Hispanic Link Newsletter 1983-84 Physical Description: 10 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The Hispanic Link Weekly Report of Washington, D.C., sends TR copies of its weekly newsletter on Chicano/Latino news.

Folder 8 Hispanic Affairs News 1980-83 Physical Description: 15 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Ambassador Esteban E. Torres sends TR copies of the Hispanic Affairs newsletter of Washington, D.C., published by the U.S. government. Includes an invitation for TR to meet with former President Ronald Reagan.

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Folder 9 Humanidades Newsletter 1978-80 Physical Description: 4 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The Fundación Puerto Riqueña de las Humanidades sends TR copies of its current newsletter entitled Humanidades, which focuses on Puerto Rican culture, art and education.

Folder 10 Inland Empire Times 1981 Physical Description: 2 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Inland Empire Times of the Riverside community sends TR a copy of its newspaper covering business and social issues.

Folder 11 ILAS Newsletter 1979-83 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. William Glade, director of the UT Austin Institute of Latin American Studies invites TR to participate in its Hispanic Task Force and sends copies of the ILAS Newsletter.

Folder 12 Chapman College Workshop 1982-83 Physical Description: 6 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Juana Arancibia, professor of International Studies program at Chapman College invites TR to attend its "Twentieth Century Hispanic American Poetry and Narrative Symposium."

Folder 13 Inter-Campus Arts 1984 Physical Description: 5 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Michael Addison from UCSD sends TR a copy of its Inter-Campus Arts newsletter, dealing with an exchange program within the UC campuses.

Folder 14 Ideologies & Literature 1977-78 Physical Description: 3 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Arturo Madrid, chairman of the Department of Spanish at the University of Minnesota sends TR information on its journal entitled Ideologies & Literature, on Spanish, Portuguese and English literature. Includes a brochure.

Folder 15 Inter-American Affairs 1975 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The Pan American University invites TR to give a lecture on Chicano literature at its annual cultural symposium. Includes a copy its Inter-American Affairs newsletter, and TR's lecture entitled "Chicano Literature-Dynamic Intimacy."

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Folder 16 Ixko Yan/Cara de Acción 1979 Physical Description: 5 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The UCR Chicano Student Program sends TR copies of its Ixko Yan/Cara de Acción, dealing with research, activities and seminars at the UCR campus.

Box 27, Folder 1 Justa Publications 1980 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Rudy Espinosa, editor of Justa Publications sends TR material on its projects and publications scheduled for the coming year. Include correspondence from S. Fowler, associate editor of Poets of Achievements.

Folder 2 Laguardia Publishers 1970 Physical Description: 10 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Esequiel Guzmán sends TR a collection of his poetry published by Laguardia Publishing Company in 1970. His poems deal with Chicano migrant workers in the American Southwest.

Folder 3 UON Language Review 1981-82 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Department of Modern Languages at the University of Oklahoma at Norman sends TR copies of its newsletter entitled The Language Review, dealing with its current events and research projects.

Folder 4 Latin Am. Research Review 1977-79 Physical Description: 3 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Joseph S. Tulchin, editor of the Latin American Research Review of the University of North Carolina invites TR to write an essay on Chicano studies. TR accepts the request.

Folder 5 La Confluencia Review 1977-78 Physical Description: 3 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Patricia A. D'Andrea, editor of La Confluencia literary journal of Albuquerque sends TR a copy of it and requests that TR publicize it to his students and faculty.

Folder 6 La Gente de Aztlán Editor 1980 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Jesse Ixtlilxochitl Coronado, editor of UCLA's La Gente de Aztlán newspaper, invites TR to give the keynote speech at the graduation ceremonies of the Chicano students of UCLA.

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Folder 7 La Red/The Net Newsletter 1979-82 Physical Description: 15 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The National Chicano Council on Higher Education sends TR copies of its 1979-82 issues of La Red newsletter, concerning the Chicano academic community in the United States.

Folder 8 La Red/The Net Newsletter 1982-84 Physical Description: 10 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The National Chicano Council on Higher Education sends TR copies of its 1982-84 issues of La Red/The Net newsletter, dealing with research issues and projects in the Chicano community.

Folder 9 Letras Actuales Assn. 1979 Physical Description: 3 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Galal Kernahan, director of Letras Actuales Association sends TR copies of an article on an interview with TR, published in July 1979. Include information on the Mexican literary association and the Chicano/Latino network.

Folder 10 Contemporary Education 1977 Physical Description: 3 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The Library of Contemporary Education sends TR information on its book, Aids to Psycholinguistic Teaching, and hopes he can review it for the foreign languages department of UTSA.

Folder 11 Liga Nacional Defensora 1973-76 Physical Description: 15 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Bruce Gaarder, director of La Liga Nacional Defensora sends TR information on its symposia and Defensa Boletín, dealing with various research projects and publications by the Chicano/Latino community.

Folder 12 Loft Literary Association 1984 Physical Description: 2 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Susan Broadhead, director of the Loft: A Place for Writing and Literature sends TR a copy of its newsletter entitled A View from the Loft. It deals with poetry, creative writing and publication opportunities.

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Box 28, Folder 1 MELUS Journal 1973-82 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Katharine Newman, editor of MELUS multi-ethnic literary journal, sends TR copies of its newsletter dealing with new literary productions in the United States. Include correspondence from Marco A. Portales.

Folder 2 Memoranda Hispánica 1980-82 Physical Description: 8 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The office for Advanced Research in Hispanic Education at the University of Texas at Austin, sends TR copies of its newsletter entitled Memoranda Hispánica, dealing with issues pertinent to the Chicano/Latino community.

Folder 3 MESA Newsletter 1981 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Los Angeles Council of Black Professional Engineers sponsors the MESA Newsletter, aimed at assisting African Americans in the sciences, mathematics and engineering.

Folder 4 MASRC Newsletter 1982 Physical Description: 3 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The Mexican American Studies and Research Center of the University of Arizona, sends TR copies of its MASRC Newsletter, dealing with its research publications and activities.

Folder 5 Mester Literary Journal 1974-75 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Roberto Cantú, editor of the Mester literary journal of the University of California at Los Angeles, accepts TR's short stories, "Las salamandras" and "La cara en el espejo" for publication.

Folder 6 Medallion Newspaper 1977-78 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Texas Historical Commission of Austin, sends TR copies of its quarterly newsletter entitled the Medallion, dealing with its future historical exhibitions and projects.

Folder 7 Metamórfosis Journal 1978 Physical Description: 4 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Centro Chicano of the University of Washington at Seattle, sends TR copies of its new Chicano literary journal entitled Metamórfosis, focusing on creative writing and poetry.

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Folder 8 Mictla Publications 1971-72 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. José Antonio Parra, business manager of Mictla Publications of San Antonio, requests permission to publish TR's essay, "Into the Labyrinth: The Chicano in Literature." Include information on Mictla's new book, Chicano Perspectives.

Folder 9 Publishing Companies 1970-76 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR collects brochures, catalogs and pamphlets from various publishers for his Department of Foreign Languages at UTSA. Include information on the Children's Book Press.

Folder 10 Moctesuma Esparza Films 1977 Physical Description: 12 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Moctesuma Esparza, producer of the Chicano documentary film, Quo Vadis, invites TR to participate in an interview dealing with his views on the Chicano movement and philosophy. Contains a copy of the Quo Vadis film treatment.

Folder 11 Multi-Ethnicity Report 1973-75 Physical Description: 15 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Vivian Davis, editor of the Multi-Ethnicity in American Publishing newsletter, from Texas Tech University sends TR copies focusing on new works by American writers.

Box 29, Folder 1 NAACP Internal Memoranda 1980 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Ameal Moore, president of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People sends TR an invitation to attend its annual awards banquet to be held in Riverside, CA. Include articles, photographs and correspondence.

Folder 2 NALEO Washington Report 1980-81 Physical Description: 2 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. TR sends Congressman Edward R. Roybal a letter requesting membership in the National Association of Elected and Appointed officials. Include the NALEO Washington Report.

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Folder 3 National IMAGE Newsletter 1980 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The IMAGE Hispanic Business Association of Washington, D.C., sends TR a copy of its National IMAGE Newsletter, dealing with the political rights of the Chicano/Latino community.

Folder 4 New Mexico Independent 1979 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Robert Gordon, literary editor of the New Mexico Independent literary journal, invites TR to submit some of his poems and short stories for publication.

Folder 5 New Mexico Quarterly 1971 Physical Description: 1 TL Scope and Content Note Eng. TR sends his creative short story, "Looking for Borges," and selected poetry to the New Mexico Quarterly journal, hoping to get them published.

Folder 6 New Scholars Journal 1978-79 Physical Description: 3 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Joseph Nalvin from the UCSD New Scholars journal, invites TR to participate in its "Frontera Symposium," dealing with problems and issues facing the U.S./Mexican communities on the International Border. Include general memoranda.

Folder 7 Notice Newsletter 1980 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The UC Academic Council sends TR a copy of its Notice newsletter, dealing with governance and legislation issues affecting UC faculty and administration.

Folder 8 NAFSA Newsletter 1978 Physical Description: 3 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The National Association for Foreign Student Affairs sends TR copies of its monthly newsletter entitled NAFSA, dealing with its activities and programs.

Folder 9 Nuestro Magazine 1975 Physical Description: 1 AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. Charles Rivera, editor-in-chief of Nuestro magazine of New York, NY, invites TR to write an article on the "Influence of Hispanic Ideas in the American Southwest."

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Folder 10 Palabras Newsletter 1982 Physical Description: 11 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The UCR Chicano Studies Program sends TR copies of its Palabras newsletter, dealing with student and staff programs at the UCR campus and in the Riverside community.

Folder 11 Palabras Nuevas Journal 1980 Physical Description: 40 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Ricardo Aguilar, director of UTEP Concurso Literario requests TR to participate as a literary judge for Palabras Nuevas journal. Include copies of the best short stories submitted by students for TR to review.

Folder 12 Papeles de la Frontera 1976-77 Physical Description: 8 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR thanks José L. Varela-Ibarra, professor at San Diego State University for his new literary effort entitled Los Papeles de la Frontera, dealing with Chicano literature.

Folder 13 Pawn Review Journal 1975 Physical Description: 2 TLS/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. Michael Anderson, editor of the Pawn Review literary magazine, sends TR an invitation to submit some of his new work for publication.

Folder 14 Pendulum Press 1971 Physical Description: 8 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. William Rosch, manager of the Pendulum Press requests to publish TR's "El Pete Fonseca" and "Young Voices," in its small press publishing company. TR accepts the offer.

Folder 15 Perspectiva Publications 1974 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Perspectiva Publications sends TR a brochure on its latest book entitled Ando sangrando: A Study of Mexican Americans, by Dr. Armando Morales. It deals with police violence at the East Los Angeles Chicano Moratorium of 1970 in CA.

Folder 16 Picante Magazine 1978 Physical Description: 8 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Picante magazine publishes TR's short story, "Inside the Window," and essay, "The History of Chicano Literature," in its first issue. Include general correspondence.

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Folder 17 Poetry Society of America 1983 Physical Description: 15 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Poetry Society of America sends TR a copy of its Seventy-third Annual Awards Contributors containing the best U.S. poets. Include a list of books available by PSA writers.

Folder 18 Coda: Poets and Writers 1974-75 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Poets and Writers National Association sends TR copies of its Coda newsletter, focused to assist writers with news and writing opportunities in the United States. Include general correspondence and information on various writers.

Folder 19 Prentice-Hall Publishers 1972 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Sp. TR thanks E. García-Girón for the copy of the book received entitled Literatura chicana: texto y contexto, published by Prentice-Hall.

Folder 20 Puerto del Sol Magazine 1973-74 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The New Mexico University Creative Writing Center sends TR copies of student poems and asks him to evaluate them for the new literary magazine entitled Puerto del Sol. Include correspondence from David Apodaca and Bob Sandoval.

Box 30, Folder 1 Rand McNally and Company 1974 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Fern Simon, editor of the Vida y diálogos de España, invites TR to write some sections on Spanish culture for its forthcoming publication by Rand McNally and Company. Include outlines and notes.

Folder 2 Revista Chicano-Riqueña 1973-79 Physical Description: 50 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Luis Dávila and Nicolás Kanellos, editors of the Revista Chicano-Riqueña of Indiana University, Bloomington, correspond with TR regarding new Chicano writers and projects. Contain the literary manuscripts of Leroy Quintana.

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Folder 3 Repaso de gramática 1976 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Sp. John Wiley and Sons company requests permission to publish TR's short story, "Las salamandras," in the textbook entitled Repaso de gramática española. TR agrees.

Folder 4 Relampago Books Company 1982 Physical Description: 20 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Relampago Books of Austin, TX, sends TR a list of all its available Chicano publications. Include brochures on its most recent Chicano novels and bibliographies.

Folder 5 Rizzoli Publications 1975 Physical Description: 11 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Rizzoli International Publications of New York sends TR a list of its available books on Spanish literature.

Folder 6 SACNAS Newsletter 1982-84 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Society for the Advancement of Chicanos and Native Americans in Science requests TR's support for its funding proposal on "A Role Model and Mentor Program for Chicano and Indian Students." Contain material and copies of SACNAS newsletter.

Folder 7 Scorpion Press 1976 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Margarita Cota-Cárdenas and Eliana Rivero, editors of Poesía en Voces de Mujer, published by Scorpion Press sends TR copies of its newsletter dealing with Chicana poetry. It includes poetry by Ángela de Hoyos and Teresinka Pereira.

Folder 8 SESS Newsletter 1977 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Society of Ethnic and Special Studies at Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville, sends TR a copy of its SESS newsletter, with a report from the president of the association.

Folder 9 Sonrisas News/ Austin, TX 1978 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Ramón H. Tanguma, director of the Sonrisas project sends TR information regarding its bilingual instructional TV, designed to reach children of Spanish-speaking background.

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Folder 10 Somos Literary Magazine 1979 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Kirk Whisler, publisher of Somos literary magazine of San Bernardino, CA, invites TR to participate in its advisory committee. TR accepts and looks forward to assisting. Include the bylaws and charter of Somos.

Folder 11 Southwest Border Summit 1982 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The California office of the Southwest Border Regional Conference sponsors the "Third U.S.- Mexico Border Governors' Meeting," to discuss issues affecting the border states.

Folder 12 S.W. American Literature 1972 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR gives Helen Lang Heath, editor of the Southwestern American Literature journal, permission to publish his essay, "Into the Labyrinth: The Chicano in Literature."

Box 31, Folder 1 TACHE Memoranda 1977-82 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Leonard A. Valverde, chairman of the Texas Association of Chicanos in Higher Education thanks TR for his speech at the Seventh Annual TACHE Conference on the "Chicano Impact on Higher Education." Include TR's speech outline.

Folder 2 TEDTAC Bibliography Lists 1970 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The Texas Education Desegregation Technical Assistance Center makes available for loan, research material on Mexican American literature, history and culture.

Folder 3 TEE Newsletter 1973 Physical Description: 5 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. José A. Cárdenas, editor of the TEE Newsletter of the Texans for Educational Excellence sends TR new statistics and information regarding equal opportunities in higher education.

Folder 4 Tercer Sol Bookstore 1972 Physical Description: 1 TL Scope and Content Note Sp. TR sends the Tercer Sol Bookstore at Corpus Christi, TX, a letter of congratulations on its endeavor to promote Chicano literature and culture.

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Folder 5 Texas Observer Journal 1970 Physical Description: 2 TL/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Texas Observer, an Austin based independent publication sends TR a subscription renewal to its bi-weekly journal.

Folder 6 University of Texas Press 1977 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR receives a copy of Rilda Baker's essay on Mario Vargas Llosa's work entitled `of how to be and what to see while you are being,' published in the Texas Studies in Literature and Language journal.

Folder 7 Town Hall Journal 1981 Physical Description: 8 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Leonard Weil, president of the Orange County Business Association, CA, invites TR to attend its monthly meetings which feature a guest speaker on educational themes. Include copies of the Town Hall journal.

Folder 8 Tejidos Literary Journal 1974-76 Physical Description: 50 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. René Cisneros and Jim Calvillo, editors of Tejidos Chicano journal of San Antonio, TX, invites TR to join the board of directors. Include the bylaws, brochures and correspondence regarding its development and funding.

Folder 9 Texas Center for Writers 1975-77 Physical Description: 40 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. James White, director of the Texas Center for Writers sends TR brochures regarding his literary network and requests that TR become a literary consultant. Include correspondence and information on the center's activities.

Folder 10 Texas Humanist Newspaper 1977 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Texas Committee for the Humanities sends TR copies of its newspaper entitled the Texas Humanist, focusing on projects and activities sponsored by the Texas Committee.

Folder 11 Trucha Publication 1973-76 Physical Description: 3 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Nephtalí de León, author of Chicano Poet and I Color My Garden, published by Trucha Publications sends TR copies of his work for TR's review and enjoyment.

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Folder 12 TULAS Newsletter 1978 Physical Description: 15 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Center for Latin American Studies at Tulane University at New Orleans sends TR a copy of its TULAS newsletter, dealing with its activities and research programs.

Folder 13 Un Nuevo Día Journal 1976-79 Physical Description: 4 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The Chicano Education Project of Denver, CO, sends TR copies of its Un Nuevo Día educational journal, promoting higher education and the advancement of minorities.

Folder 14 University of Notre Dame 1973-76 Physical Description: 7 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. John Ehmann, acting director of the University of Notre Dame Press invites TR to review Robert J. Garza's work entitled Contemporary Chicano Theatre. TR accepts the offer.

Folder 15 University of Texas Press 1971-75 Physical Description: 15 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The University of Texas Press sends TR a copy of its book catalog and brochures on its publications. Include some receipts and flyers on new books from UT Press.

Folder 16 Utile Dulci Newsletter 1978-82 Physical Description: 15 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The UCR Department of Literature and Languages sends TR copies of its Utile Dulci newsletter, dealing with its activities and research projects.

Folder 17 Zavala County Sentinel 1971 Physical Description: 3 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR sends the editor of the Zavala County Sentinel newspaper, in Crystal City, TX, a letter which protests the distortion of facts regarding his lecture on education given on December 21, 1970. TR believes his topic was non-political.

Box 32, Folder 1 Texas Slough Journal 1975-77 Physical Description: 20 AMs/TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. First draft of TR's short story entitled "Las salamandras," dealing with his childhood experience of death. Include the English version published in the Texas Slough, and the Spanish version published in Mester, a literary journal.

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Folder 2 Surrealistic Prose of TR 1960-75 Physical Description: 10 AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Original holographs of TR's short stories on subjects such as religion, surrealism and the farmworker's life. Some stories are entitled "Looking for Borges," early versions of "...y no se lo tragó la tierra" and "La noche estaba plateada."

Folder 3 "La casa grande" Manuscript 1970 Physical Description: 2 AMs Scope and Content Note Sp. First draft of TR's short story entitled "Don Trino," from "La casa grande" novel. Include a list of projected chapters for TR's new novel, "La casa grande."

Folder 4 Poetry Manuscripts of TR 1960-70 Physical Description: 20 AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Original drafts of TR's early poetry dating back to 1960, dealing with life, human suffering and hope. Some of the poems are entitled "The Searchers," "The Glass Blue," "To Walk Beyond the Door" and "Another Day."

Folder 5 Collected Poetry of TR 1970 Physical Description: 30 AMs/TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR outlines his philosophy of Chicano literature and gives a Chicano poetry recital which include the poetry of José Montoya, Alurista, Raúl Salinas, Juan Gómez-Quiñones and Tino Villanueva. Contain notes on "Fiesta of the Living."

Folder 6 Tierra Manuscripts 1968-73 Physical Description: 10 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Original holographs of TR's first novel, ...y no se lo tragó la tierra, including the first outlines and original drafts of "El vendador de retratos" and "La pecosa." Contain reviews of Tierra, by Seymour Menton and Don Whitmore.

Folder 7 Philosophy of Literature 1970-75 Physical Description: 20 AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The original holographs of TR's presentation on "Chicano Literature: Life in Search of Form," dealing with the development and philosophy of Chicano literature. Include the Spanish and English versions of TR's essay.

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Folder 8 Artistic Style of TR 1970 Physical Description: 20 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The original drafts of TR's essay entitled "Race, Moment and Milieu," dealing with the literary development and artistic style of Chicano literature.

Folder 9 Aesthetics in Literature 1970-75 Physical Description: 20 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. TR's holographic and typed manuscript entitled "The Chicano Renaissance," discussing the evolution of Chicano consciousness and aesthetics in art, literature and ideology. (More on "Renaissance" in S2.B6.F9; S2.B25.F6; and S4.B21.F2.)

Folder 10 Philosophy of Culture 1970-80 Physical Description: 20 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR's holographic manuscript notes on Chicano literature and Mexican American culture. Includes an essay on the historical and philosophical growth of the Chicano community by Octavio I. Romano's essay, "Social Science and the Chicano."

Folder 11 Aesthetics and Culture 1970-75 Physical Description: 20 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR's class syllabus and outlines on Chicano culture and literature. Include "Chicano Culture in the Southwest," "Aesthetic Hispanic American Arts" and "The Plural Society in the Southwest: A Historical Comment."

Folder 12 Chicano History Material 1965-75 Physical Description: 20 TMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR collects historical documents on the development of the Chicano literary and political movement. Include the "Plan de Santa Barbara," "The Spiritual Manifesto de Aztlán," "El grito editorial" and "The Delano Manifesto of the UFW."

Folder 13 Chicano Literary Analysis 1965-75 Physical Description: 20 AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR's literary outlines on Chicano literature and lists which describe his future publication goals. Include notes and ideas on miscellaneous research projects on Chicano culture, history and literary criticism.

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Folder 14 Literary Philosophy of TR 1975 Physical Description: 10 AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR defines his literary philosophy in his essay entitled "La condition humaine," describing his personal viewpoints on the Chicano writer, aesthetics and existential issues. (This is the essence of TR's humanistic philosophy.)

Folder 15 Educational Philosophy 1970-75 Physical Description: 8 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR defines his educational philosophy in his essay entitled "The Philosophy of the University," describing the various factors that makes education work in a university setting. Include various notes and ideas on education in general.

Box 33, Folder 1 Chicano Poetry Collection 1978 Physical Description: 55 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Collected poetry and prose of the Chicano poet, Nephtalí de León of San Antonio, TX. Include the poems, "Vamos la playa," "Babilonia Blues," "Your Soft Bottom Feels Firm" and "A los Sanitation Workers Who Are On Strike."

Folder 2 Historia Mexicana Essay 1970 Physical Description: 8 PrArt Scope and Content Note Sp. TR receives an essay from the Estudios de Cultura Náhutal, on "El axólotl" (The Salamander), written by Roberto Moreno on Náhuatl history and myth, regarding this amphibian.

Folder 3 Chicano Playwright Script 1967 Physical Description: 10 PrArt Scope and Content Note Sp. Federico Oyervides sends TR copies of his new Chicano play entitled Cuaderno del concilio de los siete diablos.

Folder 4 Chicano Literature Satire 1970 Physical Description: 10 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR receives a copy of Luis Oscar Sánchez' essay entitled "Los hijos de Jones/The Children of Jones," an anthropological parody of a research project written on the sociology of a typically affluent Anglo family.

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Folder 5 Poetry of Latin America 1970 Physical Description: 4 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A general collection of poetry on Latin American writers assembled by TR. Include the poems, "The Dictators" and "Solo la muerte," by Pablo Neruda; and "Canto de execración a la bomba atómica," by José de Jesús Becerra.

Section 3. The Educational Material of Tomás Rivera. Series Scope and Content Summary 66 boxes centering around the contacts that Dr. Rivera maintained with leading educators from 1969 to 1984. Included are the files from the organizations he participated in and his research and teaching outlines for his courses in Chicano and Spanish literature at various institutions.

Box 1, Folder 1 Texas Jr. High Curriculum 1957-58 Physical Description: 20 ALS/ANS Scope and Content Note Eng. The students of Edgewood Junior High School at Edgewood, TX, sends TR their best wishes on his future teaching career. Include TR's teaching material on music and speech labs.

Folder 2 Educational Policy, TX 1957-58 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. New policies relating to the administrative staff of Crystal City Education Board including the duties of each member.

Folder 3 Texas Jr. High Curriculum 1960-64 Physical Description: 3 PrArt/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Curriculum standards for Clear Creek Junior High School at Webster, TX, from the seventh to ninth grade. Notes contain information on science, mathematics, language and history.

Folder 4 Texas Education Policy 1962-64 Physical Description: 5 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR saves his early instructor's material on "Clear Creek Junior High School Teacher's Hanbook," to help staff and teachers with technical problems in classrooms. Include teaching material for the Spanish language.

Folder 5 Foreign Language Material 1963-64 Physical Description: 10 AN/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Materials on methodology of foreign languages and curriculum for teaching Spanish. Include TR's personal perspectives on language materials that will motivate students to learn.

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Folder 6 Visual Aid Publications 1960 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Contains a "Graphic Spanish Grammar Chart," to help students learn Spanish through a visual aid and the essay entitled "Some Psychological Aspects of the Teaching and Learning of Language," by James E. Wicker.

Folder 7 Spanish Language Studies 1960-65 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Classroom material on seventh grade lesson plans and minimum standards on curriculum for eighth and ninth graders. This material outlines the essential units needed in teaching the Spanish language.

Folder 8 "Teacher's Notebook" 1961 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. TR saves a copy of the "Teacher's Notebook in Modern Foreign Languages," published by Harcourt, Brace & World to facilitate the principle goals in learning a foreign language.

Folder 9 Foreign Language Articles 1964-66 Physical Description: 4 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Various articles on Spanish language methodology and classroom curriculum. Some of the titles are "How to Read in a Foreign Language" and "Foreign Language Methodology."

Folder 10 Modern Language Reports 1960-75 Physical Description: 8 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Reports and study guides on curriculum development and methodology. Some of the titles are "The Aims and Methods of Scholarship" and the "Texas Curriculum Studies."

Folder 11 Audio-Visual Material 1967-68 Physical Description: 6 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Brochures and audio-visual materials on foreign language programs and curriculum. They include "The Graduate School Foreign Language Testing Program" and "Books of the World."

Folder 12 Teachers' Education Data 1968 Physical Description: 4 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Oklahoma State Department of Education with the Southwestern State College sponsor a Foreign Language Workshop at Weatherford, OK. TR attends and listens to Ballesteros on "The Education of Foreign Language Teachers."

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Folder 13 PBS Bilingual Education 1972 Physical Description: 4 TL/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Carrascolendas is produced by KLRN-TV in Austin, TX, and consists of fast-paced, 30-minute children's programs that alternate Spanish and English dialogue. Includes a notebook on a three year program evaluation of Carrascolendas.

Folder 14 PBS Bilingual Education 1972 Physical Description: 8 AN/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The Center for Communication Research sends TR an evaluation packet and requests that the participate in the review of Carrascolendas. Include notes and operating charts.

Folder 15 UTSA Language Survey 1972 Physical Description: 15 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR sends a questionnaire to major universities in the Southwest to find out the current development and direction of modern language teaching and curriculum.

Folder 16 Black History Curriculum 1972 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Class syllabus on the contributions of black scientists and inventors during the nineteenth century entitled "Science History Module," which helps in preparing a science curriculum.

Folder 17 Curriculum Development 1972-73 Physical Description: 7 PrArt/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Southwest Educational Development Laboratory in Austin, TX, sends TR a packet of the reports and brochures it publishes on bilingual education and curriculum development.

Box 2, Folder 1 SHSU Research Committee 1970-71 Physical Description: 28 TL/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The SHSU Research Committee sends TR a form to be used in preparing proposals requesting funds for faculty research. Include criteria for reviewing proposals and general correspondence on literature, education and the humanities.

Folder 2 SHSU Academic Material 1966-71 Physical Description: 39 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Proposed curriculum material and general correspondence at SHSU. Contain some travel plans and information on various activities TR participated in during the 1969-1970 school year. Include some notes and essays.

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Folder 3 SHSU Modern Languages 1970 Physical Description: 5 AN/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR writes his philosophy on Mexican American literature and reviews a catalog of publications on "Mexican American Literature." Include notes on TR's curriculum vitae.

Folder 4 SHSU Modern Languages 1970-71 Physical Description: 12 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. SHSU memoranda concerning the development and curriculum of the foreign language department. Include general notes on the language lab program.

Folder 5 SHSU Policies: Admission 1970 Physical Description: 5 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. SHSU Policies and Procedures for Admission to Teacher Education. Include regulations and policies for subjects approved.

Folder 6 NDEA Language Institute 1962-64 Physical Description: 5 PrArt/AN Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Syllabus material for the NDEA Summer Language Institute funded by the University of Texas and the U.S. government. Include worksheets and essays on teaching modern languages.

Folder 7 SHSU Ethnic Studies 1970 Physical Description: 26 PrArt/AN Scope and Content Note Eng. SHSU Ethnic Studies Committee reviews and updates the prerequisites and curriculum for a degree in ethnic studies.

Folder 8 SHSU Faculty Assignments 1969 Physical Description: 7 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Responsibilities of SHSU faculty regarding the policy on degree-certificate relationships in certain programs and on faculty committee assignments.

Folder 9 SHSU Student Programs 1970 Physical Description: 30 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Organizational material of the International Student Club at SHSU. Include general notes and name lists of student members and events of 1970.

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Folder 10 SHSU Public Releases 1968-70 Physical Description: 5 PrArt/AN Scope and Content Note Eng. Public releases and essays on Mexican American relations and intercultural education sent to TR while a SHSU professor.

Folder 11 Foreign Teaching Articles 1954-62 Physical Description: 11 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Various articles published on foreign language curricula and methodology in the Foreign Language Program Research Center and the Foreign Language Bulletin.

Folder 12 SHSU Graduate Research 1970 Physical Description: 16 PrArt/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. An outline of the purpose and goals of the Mexican Field School of SHSU. Include notes and general correspondence regarding the program.

Folder 13 SHSU Graduate Programs 1912-71 Physical Description: 19 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Articles on the curriculum of foreign languages and policy for the honor's program and teaching assistants at SHSU. Include notes on the Fifty-third American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese.

Folder 14 SHSU-M.A. Theses: Tipton 1970 Physical Description: 2 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A draft of Yvonne Tipton's M.A. thesis at Sam Houston State University entitled "Negritude and Afro-Cubanism in the Poetry of Nicolás Guillén." Includes a SHSU style format on the preparation of the master's theses.

Box 3, Folder 1 UON Modern Language Dept. 1968-69 Physical Description: 40 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Registration information on the University of Oklahoma, Norman, Summer Abroad Program, directed by Dr. James Abbott of the Department of Modern Languages. Include correspondence and material on its Spanish studies program in Madrid.

Folder 2 UON Campus Activities 1965-68 Physical Description: 7 PrArt/TL Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Brochures and programs of activities at the University of Oklahoma, Norman. Include material on the graduate program in modern languages and conference notes on Jorge Guillén.

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Folder 3 UON Modern Language Funds 1965-69 Physical Description: 25 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. General receipts and brochures dealing with purchase of new Spanish books and information on the Department of Modern Languages at the University of Oklahoma at Norman.

Folder 4 UON Sigma Delta Pi Club 1945-68 Physical Description: 14 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Policies and procedures for the Sigman Delta Pi Club of the University of Oklahoma at Norman. Include a club's manual and information on how to organize a new chapter.

Folder 5 UON Job Corps Experience 1967-78 Physical Description: 7 PrArt/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. General material on the Project Vista Training Program at the University of Oklahoma at Norman. Include workbooks on the philosophy and objectives of this volunteer project.

Folder 6 UON Language Institute 1969 Physical Description: 9 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Organizational information on the Education Professions Division of the University of Oklahoma which focuses on advancing the development of the university's professors.

Folder 7 High School Spanish Notes 1966-69 Physical Description: 16 PrArt/AN Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Project outline for the "Six Year Program for Spanish in the Secondary Schools," and the "Faculty Handbook of Southeast High School." Include general notes and memoranda.

Folder 8 UON Educational Policy 1966-69 Physical Description: 10 PrArt/AN Scope and Content Note Eng. The reports of the dean to the faculty of the University of Oklahoma regarding the policies and courses in the College of Continuing Education.

Folder 9 TUSA Research Policies 1972 Physical Description: 18 PrArt/AN Scope and Content Note Eng. General material on faculty research and policies at Trinity University of San Antonio, TX. Include newsletters, memoranda and policy statements on research and teaching.

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Folder 10 Trinity Faculty Material 1972-73 Physical Description: 40 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Admission and teaching policies at Trinity University of San Antonio. Include activities calendar and faculty memoranda on revised policy on teaching and administration.

Box 4, Folder 1 UTSA Faculty Policy 1972-77 Physical Description: 58 PrArt/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Memoranda regarding UTSA administrative policy and responsibilities to various programs. Include material on UTSA post-baccalaureate program, on literary correspondence from various writers and the Fontana journal.

Folder 2 UTSA Administration 1973-78 Physical Description: 70 PrArt/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. UTSA business correspondence and administrative memoranda regarding student affairs, faculty recruitment and general material on internal academic affairs.

Folder 3 UTSA Administration 1973-77 Physical Description: 12 PrArt/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. UTSA administrative memoranda and reports regarding the Academic Programs Committee, the University Governance Committee and revised policies on campus.

Folder 4 UTSA Administration 1976-78 Physical Description: 23 PrArt/AN Scope and Content Note Eng. Registration forms for TR's independent study course in the Spanish American short story and general notes on academic and student planning.

Folder 5 UTSA Graduate Programs 1973-78 Physical Description: 30 PrArt/AN Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Applications for fellowships in modern languages at various institutions in the United States. Include general notes on TR's past activities in Chicano affairs.

Folder 6 UTSA Education Dept. 1973-75 Physical Description: 9 PrArt/AL Scope and Content Note Eng. Memoranda from Dr. Pamela J. Eckard of the UTSA Department of Education regarding her classes and the Center for Human Learning. Include information on Chicano studies research and material on the "Festival del Flor y Canto."

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Folder 7 UTSA Conference Material 1973-78 Physical Description: 22 PrArt/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Emilio Zamora sends TR material on the conference entitled "Los Mexicanos de Texas: A New Generation of Scholars." Includes a report from the Second Annual Mexican American Conference held at the University of Nebraska at Lincoln.

Folder 8 UTSA Administration 1973-78 Physical Description: 12 PrArt/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. New policy and directions in admissions, budgets and affirmative action at UTSA. Includes a general questionnaire on "Communication and Work Behavior."

Folder 9 Texas Literary Prize 1972-74 Physical Description: 5 PrArt/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The Alamo Valley Chapter of the American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese at Pan American University selects TR to be a judge of San Antonio's Don Quijote Award.

Folder 10 UTSA Demographic Material 1975-77 Physical Description: 7 PrArt/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. UTSA student enrollment data compiled to facilitate statistical and informational data for UTSA administrators. Include maps, charts and demographic material.

Folder 11 New Orleans Symposium 1973-74 Physical Description: 6 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Material on the Conference on College Composition and Communications held in New Orleans, April 5-7, 1973. Include TR's notes on "Intrahistoria e intrasensibilidad: Themes, Directions, and Emphasis in Chicano Literature."

Folder 12 UTSA Publications 1971-77 Physical Description: 15 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. UTSA newsletters and flyers regarding educational programs, scholarships and conferences. Includes a Chisme newsletter of UT Austin and some general correspondence.

Folder 13 UTSA Special Needs Grant 1975 Physical Description: 4 TL/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Patricia Cunningham of UTSA prepares a new proposal to provide federal funding for special educational needs of Bexar County juvenile delinquents. Includes her proposal.

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Folder 14 KITE Radio Interview 1975-76 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. A San Antonio radio station programmer invites TR to discuss his views on the development of UTSA and the impact it has had on the local community.

Folder 15 UTSA Administration 1976-78 Physical Description: 41 PrArt/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Administrative correspondence and notes regarding policies and business transactions at UTSA. Include university program brochures and press releases.

Folder 16 UTSA Faculty Network Data 1974 Physical Description: 5 AN/TL Scope and Content Note Eng. TR creates a UTSA Chicano faculty address list in order to keep them informed of the issues and events occurring on campus.

Folder 17 Central Michigan Univ. 1972 Physical Description: 12 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Applications and programs for Central Michigan University's Institute for Personal and Career Development with degree requirements and evaluative criteria.

Folder 18 UTSA Administration 1974-77 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Business memoranda regarding administrative policy at UTSA. Include information on literature and sociology.

Folder 19 UTSA Student Newsletter 1976 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The Mexican American Student Organization unites and forms its chapter at UTSA and produces its newsletter entitled MEZCLA, dedicated to the advancement of La Raza.

Folder 20 UTSA College Admissions 1976 Physical Description: 3 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Information on the status of non-implemented undergraduate degrees and concentrations at UTSA with departmental notes concerning college division data sets.

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Folder 21 UTSA Affirmative Action 1978 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Current issues in civil rights, desegregation and affirmative action in American universities are examined closely in the Equal Opportunity in Higher Education newsletter.

Folder 22 UTSA Relocation Expenses 1978 Physical Description: 5 AN Scope and Content Note Eng. Cost estimates for TR's transfer from UTSA to UTEP during the summer 1978. Include cost analysis and projections.

Folder 23 UTSA Published Material 1970-72 Physical Description: 28 PrArt/AN Scope and Content Note Eng. Miscellaneous material on youth clubs, juvenile delinquents and conferences in San Antonio and Huntsville, TX.

Folder 24 Chicano Organizations 1970-71 Physical Description: 4 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Include lists of several Mexican American studies programs and institutes in the United States and conference notes on programs offered.

Folder 25 UTSA Student Association 1972 Physical Description: 12 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. UTSA Chicano artists organize and create a modern arts club entitled Con Safos, to create and display their own art and promote their endeavors.

Folder 26 UTSA Symposium Material 1974-75 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Program material on the conference, "Mexican Americans in Higher Education," held in San Antonio, TX. Include memoranda from Raúl S. Murguía, coordinator of the program.

Folder 27 National Institute Data 1975 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The National Institute on Access to Higher Education for the Mexican American of the University of New Mexico sends TR a list of all its members.

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Folder 28 NEH American Issues Forum 1972 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Project material on the American Issues Forum's proposal to produce a series of documentaries and a conference on the U.S. Bicentennial with a grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities.

Box 5, Folder 1 UTSA Master's Program 1973 Physical Description: 18 PrArt/AN Scope and Content Note Eng. Graduate admissions procedure and operating policy for all new applicants to the UTSA graduate program. Include registration applications.

Folder 2 UTSA Planning Committee 1976-77 Physical Description: 3 PrArt/AN Scope and Content Note Eng. Working material on the Planning Committee of UTSA Teacher Education Advisory Center. Include notes and ideas on the aims and purpose of the organization.

Folder 3 UTSA Admission Committee 1973-74 Physical Description: 35 PrArt/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Administrative policy for admissions and acceptance to the UTSA graduate program. Contain notes and memoranda on new policy and procedures.

Folder 4 UT Austin Spanish Project 1971-72 Physical Description: 13 PrArt/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Spanish material on the Carrascolendas Program of UT Austin, directed by Geraldine Van Wart. Include evaluation forms and working guidelines for the program.

Folder 5 UTSA Administration 1974-75 Physical Description: 7 PrArt/AN Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Administrative memoranda on new policy and faculty hiring in some departments at UTSA. Include some curriculum vitae.

Folder 6 UTSA Thesis Instructions 1970-73 Physical Description: 3 PrArt/AN Scope and Content Note Eng. General instructions for writing theses prepared by the Graduate Advisory Committee of UTSA. Include samples and an early edition from the Graduate School of UT Austin.

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Folder 7 UTSA General Publications 1970-78 Physical Description: 25 PrArt/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. General brochures and newsletters during TR's administrative tenure at UTSA. Include material on El Taller newsletter, the Committee on Opportunities for Spanish-Speaking Communities and TACHE general correspondence.

Folder 8 Mexican American Conf. 1973 Physical Description: 11 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Commission for Mexican American Affairs sends TR material on its Fifth Annual Conference dealing with the most pressing issues and concerns in the Chicano community.

Folder 9 UTSA General Publications 1978-80 Physical Description: 9 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Undergraduate and Graduate Bulletins of UTSA and maps of special interest points in the city of San Antonio, TX.

Folder 10 UTSA Modern Languages 1973-78 Physical Description: 2 PrArt/AN Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A list of graduate degree programs offered at UTSA and a report on a foreign language degree program developed by TR.

Box 6, Folder 1 UTSA Administration 1975-79 Physical Description: 70 PrArt/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Administrative memoranda on the admission policy for foreign and graduate students at UTSA. Include business and literary correspondence related to TR's role as professor and administrator of a major university in Texas.

Folder 2 UTSA Administration 1974-77 Physical Description: 90 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Administrative memoranda regarding the eligibility of new graduate students for the Ph.D. programs at UTSA. Include general correspondence on academic and literary issues that TR is involved with as a seasoned administrator.

Folder 3 General Published Data 1970-77 Physical Description: 62 PrArt/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR receives newsletters and brochures concerning activities on education, Hispanic affairs and literature. Include correspondence from publishing companies.

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Folder 4 UTSA Public Release Data 1973-78 Physical Description: 4 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Public information regarding the new administrative duties of TR at UTEP, as executive vice president. Include memoranda on UTSA graduate organizational structure.

Folder 5 Southwest Training Center 1970-78 Physical Description: 30 PrArt/AN Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Teaching material of the Cultural Awareness Seminar on the Mexican American community sponsored by UTSA and the Southwest Training Center. Include articles and essays.

Folder 6 Southwest Training Center 1970-78 Physical Description: 31 PrArt/AN Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Research material on the history and culture of the Mexican American community created by UTSA and the Southwest Training Center during their Cultural Awareness Seminar.

Folder 7 Southwest Training Center 1970-78 Physical Description: 28 PrArt/AN Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Articles dealing with the social and historical development of the Chicano/Latino community in the American Southwest. Include notes on the Southwest Training Center seminar.

Folder 8 Southwest Training Center 197-78 Physical Description: 33 PrArt/AN Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Instructor's material for the Cultural Awareness Seminar sponsored by UTSA and the Southwest Training Center dealing with the development of the Chicano community.

Box 7, Folder 1 Texas Literary Prize 1972-77 Physical Description: 33 PrArt/AN Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Material on the Cervantes Award given by the Alamo Valley Chapter of the American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese. Include some UTSA policy memoranda.

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Folder 2 UTSA-Carrascolendas Data 1975 Physical Description: 5 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A parent questionnaire is sent by UTSA and Carrascolendas to find out the percentage of Spanish-speaking children who watch its program.

Folder 3 UT Systems' Future Goals 1976 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Goals and objectives of the UT Systems' planning committee, including the essay entitled "The Generation of Resources in Texas Public Higher Education," by Kenneth H. Ashworth.

Folder 4 UTSA Appropriations 1975-77 Physical Description: 40 PrArt/AN Scope and Content Note Eng. UTSA administrative memoranda regarding student affairs, faculty hiring and budget appropriations. Include business and statistical reports on various programs and departments.

Folder 5 UTSA Business Policy 1976-77 Physical Description: 56 PrArt/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. UTSA academic and administrative correspondence on student admissions and campus policy affecting staff and faculty. Contain some material on newsletters and conferences.

Folder 6 UTSA Business Policy 1973-78 Physical Description: 30 PrArt/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. UTSA reports on the organization and the infrastructure of the university. Contain material on faculty hiring and new business contacts with the San Antonio community.

Folder 7 UTSA Commencement Notes 1977-80 Physical Description: 6 PrArt/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Program and script of UTSA commencement ceremonies of 1977 through 1980. Include notes on the structural outline of each commencement ceremony.

Box 8, Folder 1 UTSA Administrative Data 1970-75 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Biographical data on TR at UTSA from 1970 to 1975, including his latest publications and presentations at various universities across the United States.

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Folder 2 UTSA Graduate Committee 1974-77 Physical Description: 55 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Thesis material and qualifying examination directed by TR in the Department of Foreign Languages at UTSA. Include examinations on Chicano literature and culture.

Folder 3 UTSA Graduate Committee 1977 Physical Description: 21 PrArt/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Juanita J. Luna's thesis in bilingual/bicultural studies at UTSA, entitled "The Use of Mexican Folklore to Develop Themes and Charactors in Mexican American Literature."

Folder 4 UTSA Graduate Committee 1978 Physical Description: 4 PrArt/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Comprehensive examination of Joyce F. Pino at the College of Multi-Disciplinary Studies at UTSA. Her test deals with the analysis of the Chicano/Latino writer and how he interprets reality.

Folder 5 UTSA Graduate Committee 1978 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The dean of the College of Multi-Disciplinary Studies of UTSA invites TR to become a member of Esquivel's examination committee.

Folder 6 UTSA Graduate Committee 1978 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The dean of the College of Multi-Disciplinary Studies of UTSA invites TR to become a member of Cellini's examination committee.

Folder 7 UTSA Graduate Committee 1977 Physical Description: 10 PrArt/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. UTSA comprehensive tests for Carlos Sada and Hilda Wales in Chicano and Hispanic Studies. Their examination deal with methods and techniques used to interpret Chicano literature.

Box 9, Folder 1 UTSA Teaching Material 1972 Physical Description: 2 TMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR's original bibliography on the Novela de la Revolución Mexicana. Include important writers such as Luis Leal, Joseph Sommers and Mariano Azuela.

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Folder 2 UTSA Teaching Material 1975 Physical Description: 1 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR describes his ideas and observations on the new Chicano cultural movement. In his essay, "The Chicano Renaissance and the Humanization of the Southwest," TR defines the similarities with the early Renaissance model.

Folder 3 UTSA Teaching Material 1975-76 Physical Description: 4 PrArt/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Dr. Richard L. Nostrand at the University of Oklahoma sends TR a copy of his lecture at UTSA on the Mexican American in 1850. Include charts and maps.

Folder 4 UTSA Administration 1975-76 Physical Description: 50 PrArt/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. UTSA administrative and policy memoranda on the structure and operations of various graduate programs. Include general material on events and activities.

Folder 5 UTSA Independent Study 1978 Physical Description: 15 PrArt/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Independent study material for Rosalinda Esquivel on TR's course, "Mexican American Literature 1967-1977." Include the course syllabi and examination questions.

Folder 6 UTSA Teaching Material 1977 Physical Description: 12 AN/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR's classroom material on Mexican American literature and literary correspondence with his students.

Box 10, Folder 1 UTSA Committee Material 1970-73 Physical Description: 5 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UTSA University Committee on Academic Programs and Courses created to formulate policy and guidelines.

Folder 2 UTSA Committee Data 1973-76 Physical Description: 7 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UTSA University Committee on Teacher Education established to create guidelines for preparing young teachers. Include a proposed program.

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Folder 3 UTSA Committee Data 1974 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UTSA Student Library Committee Newsletter presents new policies and services for incoming students.

Folder 4 UTSA Committee Material 1975-76 Physical Description: 42 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Committee on Probation and Reinstatement at UTSA developed to oversee student re-admissions programs. Include copies of policy and condition petitions.

Folder 5 UTSA Committee Material 1976 Physical Description: 30 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. University Committee on Experimentation and Innovation formed to examine the academic operations at UTSA. Include reports, charts and statistics on the history of UTSA.

Folder 6 UTSA Committee Material 1976-77 Physical Description: 42 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The University Committee on Experimentation and Innovation created to study the academic operations at UTSA. Include the minutes, reports and statistics on the university.

Folder 7 UTSA Committee Data 1976 Physical Description: 4 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Committee on Graduation Ceremonies established to organize the annual activity. Include checklists of various duties.

Folder 8 UTSA Committee Material 1974-75 Physical Description: 5 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. University Committee on Student Emergency Loan Fund set up to assist students help themselves at UTSA.

Folder 9 UTSA Committee Data 1975-76 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Committee on Graduate Studies responsible for recommending admission of students to its programs at UTSA.

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Box 11, Folder 1 UTSA Committee Material 1977-79 Physical Description: 12 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Governance Committee is set up to advise the UTSA president on the General Administration and Student Services. Includes a UT Systems' policy report.

Folder 2 UTSA Academic Positions 1976-77 Physical Description: 24 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UTSA administrative memoranda on the new faculty allocations for the 1976-77 school year. Include statistics, reports and analysis on the positions available.

Folder 3 UTSA Affirmative Action 1977 Physical Description: 10 PrArt/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Policy reports and memoranda on the Needs of the Handicapped at UTSA. Include some ideas on how to improve the accessibility to buildings of the physically impaired.

Folder 4 UTSA off-Campus Courses 1976-77 Physical Description: 20 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UTSA Guidelines for off-Campus Courses at the undergraduate and graduate levels. Include reports and statistics on approved off-campus courses.

Folder 5 UTSA Administration Data 1973-77 Physical Description: 12 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Administrative memoranda on new class schedules and affirmative action at UTSA including statistics and reports.

Folder 6 UTSA Committee of Deans 1972-77 Physical Description: 60 TL/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. UTSA administrative memoranda on the College of Humanities and Social Sciences regarding development and course work. Include charts and guidelines on the academic structure.

Folder 7 UT Systems' Policies 1976-77 Physical Description: 24 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UTSA administrative memoranda on the development of programs and departments. Include UT Systems' policies on formulas designed to develop public universities.

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Box 12, Folder 1 UTSA Committee Material 1974-75 Physical Description: 7 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. General information on the composition and objectives of each UTSA University Committee.

Folder 2 UTSA Advisory Council 1976 Physical Description: 7 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UTSA administrative memoranda regarding policies set by the Advisory Council on Equal Employment Opportunity including job performance rehabilitation reports.

Folder 3 UTSA Committee Material 1974 Physical Description: 30 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. University Committee on English as a Second Language set up to study and make recommendations on ESL programs to the UTSA president. Include memoranda and reports.

Folder 4 UTSA Committee Data 1970-74 Physical Description: 10 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Affirmative Action Committee set up to develop guidelines and policies for UTSA. Include memoranda and reports.

Folder 5 UTSA Committee Material 1973-74 Physical Description: 20 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UTSA University Committee on Budget and Promotions set up to facilitate priorities in staffing and resources. Include memoranda regarding new policies and guidelines.

Folder 6 UTSA Committee Material 1971-73 Physical Description: 27 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UTSA Committee on Admissions designed to review and advise the president on admissions policies and applications. Include reports, memoranda and general notes.

Folder 7 UTSA Committees Data 1974-76 Physical Description: 35 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UTSA Committee on Committees responsible for recommending a panel of names for each standing committee. Include memoranda, reports and policies guidelines.

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Folder 8 UTSA Committee Material 1975 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Committee on Institutional Patents developed to administer patent policy at UTSA.

Box 13, Folder 1 UTSA Committee Material 1975 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Committee on Teacher Education responsible for maintaining information on trends and problems in teacher education. Includes a questionnaire.

Folder 2 UTSA Committee Material 1974-76 Physical Description: 35 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UTSA Committee on Graduate Education developed to administer policy and to set guidelines for graduate-level courses. Include the bylaws and agenda of meetings.

Folder 3 UTSA Committee Data 1975 Physical Description: 3 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Committee on Traffic and Parking developed to set policies at UTSA. Include some general correspondence.

Folder 4 UTSA Committee Material 1974-76 Physical Description: 4 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UTSA Committee on the University Assembly designed to ratify proposals and bylaws made by committees. Include bylaws and minutes of several meetings.

Folder 5 UTSA Committee Material 1974 Physical Description: 10 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The University Liaison Committee set up to network with San Antonio College and St. Philip's College in order to assist students with their academic programs and to counsel them.

Folder 6 UTSA Academic Senate 1974-75 Physical Description: 15 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Guidelines and policies of UTSA's General Faculty meeting which proposes and ratifies actions at UTSA. Include some memoranda and minutes.

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Folder 7 UTSA Curriculum Planning 1974 Physical Description: 35 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Outlines for proposed undergraduate degree programs at UTSA and curriculum planning reports for required courses.

Folder 8 UTSA Academic Policy 1974-77 Physical Description: 50 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UTSA General Faculty Assembly designed to review academic policy and oversee the various programs dealing with undergraduate education and development. Contain memoranda, minutes and notes.

Folder 9 UTSA Committee Material 1975 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. UTSA Building Advisory Standing Committee responsible for representing the administration in planning and programming of buildings.

Box 14, Folder 1 UTSA Teaching Material 1974 Physical Description: 5 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. TR's bilingual/bicultural final examination given in the fall of 1974, dealing with Hispanic culture.

Folder 2 UTSA Teaching Material 1974 Physical Description: 20 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Student reports for TR's Hispanic culture class which deals with Hispanic cultures and literature in the United States.

Folder 3 UTSA Teaching Notes 1976 Physical Description: 50 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Mexican American literature research papers dealing with Chicano literature and poetry in the American Southwest. Include notes and administrative memoranda on students.

Folder 4 UTSA Corporate Network 1977 Physical Description: 4 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The American Association of Industrial Management invites UTSA to join. The association provides a wide base of experience and knowledge for senior executives.

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Folder 5 UTSA Colloquium Material 1977 Physical Description: 4 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR introduces Dr. Rodolfo Jacobson to a colloquium entitled "The Social Implications of Intra-Sentential Code Switching." Include TR's introduction and research material.

Box 15, Folder 1 UTEP Business Memoranda 1978-79 Physical Description: 24 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UTEP administrative memoranda on various courses which are under evaluation. Include information from the National Science Foundation on funding for a new research center and some congratulatory letters on TR's new position at UCR.

Folder 2 UTEP Administrative Plans 1978-79 Physical Description: 42 TLS/AN Scope and Content Note Eng. UTEP administrative memoranda on proposed changes in the university calendar for the 1979 academic year. Include some personal notes on the future development of UTEP.

Folder 3 UTEP Leadership Policy 1979 Physical Description: 2 AN/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. TR outlines some of the most important aspects of leadership and reviews an essay written by Dr. Eileen Jacobi entitled "The Dilemmas of Moral Leadership."

Folder 4 UTEP Administration 1978-79 Physical Description: 3 PrArt/AN Scope and Content Note Eng. TR reviews several administrative reports in order to understand the full dynamics of administrative leadership. Two of the reports are "The Dynamics of Individual Change" and "Reducing the Risk in Hiring Senior Managers."

Folder 5 UTEP Administration 1979 Physical Description: 7 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Administrative memoranda on the university budget and grant allocations for the 1978-79 academic year. Include budgets and analysis outlining the amounts of proposed spending.

Folder 6 UTEP Policy: Employment 1977-78 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Administrative policy on employment applications and guidelines for hiring and promoting personnel at the university. Includes a Federal Register of Rules and Regulations.

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Folder 7 UTEP Policy: Employment 1978-79 Physical Description: 11 PrArt/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Administrative policy and rules on faculty government and procedures for filling professional positions. Include UTEP's Rules and Regulation Handbook.

Folder 8 UTEP Communication Dept. 1978 Physical Description: 48 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UTEP administrative memoranda on the operating procedures of KTEP radio station. Include TR's interview and general material on various programs produced by KTEP.

Folder 9 UTEP Campus Publications 1978-79 Physical Description: 14 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. General newsletters and brochures during TR's administrative period at UTEP. Include material from The Teacher Corps Newsletter, The Addendum; and UTEP Curriculum.

Folder 10 UTEP Policy: Employment 1978-79 Physical Description: 60 TLS/AN Scope and Content Note Eng. UTEP administrative memoranda regarding faculty hiring, reclassification and the proposed university calendar for 1978-1979. Include TR's general correspondence on new outside positions available and new publications.

Folder 11 UTEP Administration 1977-79 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UTSA administrative memoranda regarding new wage policy and scholarships. Include TR's itinerary and honoraria during his UTEP administrative tenure.

Folder 12 UTEP Policy: Budget 1978-79 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UTEP administrative memoranda on the 1978 budget and business on the Joint Planning Council. Include some general correspondence and UTEP newsletters.

Folder 13 UTEP Administration 1976 Physical Description: 2 PrArt/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Arleigh B. Templeton, president of UTEP sends the Texas Coordinating Board an annual report entitled "Proposed Role and Scope," which outlines the growth of the university.

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Folder 14 UTEP Policy: Evaluation 1981 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UTEP administration develops an evaluation report entitled "Fifth-Year Report for the Institutional Self-Study Program," which evaluates the effectiveness of the university.

Box 16, Folder 1 UC Regents' Reports 1979 Physical Description: 4 PrArt/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. UC Regents' reports and memoranda concerning the procedures for classification of secret information at Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory. Include President David Saxon's budget recommendations for the 1980-81 academic year.

Folder 2 UC Regents' Memoranda 1978-79 Physical Description: 5 PrArt/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. UC Regents' General Council sends TR a letter congratulating him as the new chancellor of UCR. Contain UC Regents' reports and memoranda on university activities.

Folder 3 UC Regents' Reports 1966-79 Physical Description: 9 PrArt/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. UC Systems' planning reports on "Long Range Planning at UCLA" and "Freshman Retention Study at UCR." Include memoranda from the UC Regents on the budget and academic plan.

Folder 4 UC Council of Chancellors 1980-83 Physical Description: 21 PrArt/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. UC Council's memoranda regarding salary increases, administrative policy and future goals of the UC Systems' operational and managerial structure.

Folder 5 UC Council of Chancellors 1979 Physical Description: 8 TLS/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. UC Council of Chancellors memoranda on UC Systems' budget and enrollment projections for the academic year of 1980-81. Include notes on critical issues facing the university.

Folder 6 UC Council of Chancellors 1982 Physical Description: 3 AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. UC Council of Chancellors shares ideas on the future of UC Systems' planning and budget for the 1982-83 academic year.

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Folder 7 UCR Chancellor-Designate 1979-80 Physical Description: 42 PrArt/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Detailed information on the April 13-14, 1979, visit of TR and Concepción Rivera to UCR. Material include UC Systems' organizational and financial background.

Folder 8 UCR Chancellor-Designate 1977 Physical Description: 12 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. As Chancellor-Designate, TR receives background information on UCR and educational material relating to the Academic Senate of the University of California.

Folder 9 UCR Chancellor-Designate 1979 Physical Description: 16 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR faculty sends TR some ideas concerning current politics and projects in order to enhance his understanding of the working dynamics at UCR. Contain some reports and proposals for UCR research projects.

Folder 10 UCR Chancellor-Emeritus 1978-79 Physical Description: 12 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Chancellor Ivan Hinderaker's correspondence with UC President David Saxon regarding UCR's budget and allocations. Include internal memoranda on UCR 1979 campus activities.

Folder 11 UC Academic Senate 1975-79 Physical Description: 3 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The UC Academic Senate reviews its educational objectives and academic planning for the next ten years. Contain the minutes and reports of its discussions.

Folder 12 UC Confidential Review 1983-84 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The UC System Confidential Review Committee requests TR to define his accomplishments during the last five years. TR agrees and submits his report entitled "Role as Chancellor, Plans for the Future, Accomplishments." Include research.

Box 17, Folder 1 UC President: Budget 1978-79 Physical Description: 16 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UC President Saxon requests that all chancellors submit new campus budget and academic plans for the 1979-1980 academic year. Contain resource material dealing with the operational and fiscal management of the UCR campus.

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Folder 2 UC President: New Policy 1979 Physical Description: 22 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. President Saxon sends memoranda informing UC chancellors of new changes in the rules and policies that will affect the UC campuses. Includes a new affirmative action report.

Folder 3 UC System: Budget Data 1979 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UC System administrative memoranda on the 1979-80 budget and academic planning statements. Include reports on approved policy and program changes for the UC campuses.

Folder 4 UC President: Finances 1979 Physical Description: 18 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UC administrative memoranda on the operating budget and legislative budget increases for the 1979-80 academic year. Include minutes and reports on the UC System.

Folder 5 UC President: Budget Data 1980 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UC System memoranda regarding the 1980 budget allocations for various programs. Contain legislative financial notes on future action.

Folder 6 UC President: Boyd Canyon 1980-81 Physical Description: 17 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UC president memoranda on the new allocations of funds for the Boyd Deep Canyon Reserve and the San Jacinto Reserve. Contain reports and statistics.

Folder 7 UC System: Nuclear Arms 1981 Physical Description: 30 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UC president sends TR a copy of his speech entitled "On Pursuit of International Security," dealing with the arms control race. Include some reports on UC Systems' policy.

Folder 8 UC President: Policy Data 1981 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UC System administrative notes on the need to improve communication with all sectors of the university. Contain new Systemwide administrative action and policy reports.

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Folder 9 UC President: UCSF Board 1980 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. TR receives a report on the UCSF Board of Overseers from the UC president for his review and commentary. Included in the report are UCSF operating and fiscal management analyses.

Folder 10 UC President: UCR Campus 1982 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UC President Saxon receives a report from TR to update him on the operational and academic progress of UCR. The report contain material on the academic and administrative units.

Box 18, Folder 1 UC President: UCR Visit 1984 Physical Description: 16 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR prepares a report on the academic and administrative organization of the campus for President Gardner's visit to UCR, February 8-9, 1984.

Folder 2 UC President: Commentary 1982 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. President Gardner sends TR a copy of his speech entitled "Educational Excellence and the American High School," for TR's review and commentary.

Folder 3 UC Governmental Affairs 1982 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Patrick M. Callan, director of California's Postsecondary Education Commission presents a report entitled "An Overview of the 1982-83 Governor's Budget."

Folder 4 UC Systems' Campus Goals 1981 Physical Description: 3 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. "General Campus Academic Issues for the Eighties," compiled to enhance the goals and leadership of the UC System.

Folder 5 UC System: Budget Report 1981 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UC System administration sends TR a copy of its "State Budget for the University for the Fiscal Year of 1981-82," for his review and information.

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Folder 6 UC System Budget 1979 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UC System administration sends TR a copy of "1980-81 Budget for Current Operations and for Capital Improvements," dealing with the growth and improvement of the university.

Folder 7 UC Systemwide Relations 1978 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. TR receives a copy of the "Presidential Advisory Committee on University Relations," for his review. It deals with improving communications between the community and university.

Folder 8 UC Affirmative Action 1981 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UC System Affirmative Action Committee meets to discuss a report entitled "Task Force to Study Sexual Harassment." Include minutes and correspondence of the committee.

Folder 9 UCR Affirmative Action 1983 Physical Description: 14 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR Affirmative Action Committee reviews the employment statistics for various departments and programs. Include records on the lack of minorities in the existing programs.

Folder 10 UC Affirmative Action 1982 Physical Description: 2 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR administrators review the reports entitled "University's Employee Affirmative Action Programs" and "Conduct of Federal Relations," which were written to expand the UC System.

Folder 11 UCR Citrus Research Funds 1981 Physical Description: 1 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR Citrus Research Center sends TR a copy of the funds it used from 1970 to 1981, for his review and information.

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Folder 12 UC Affirmative Action 1980 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UC System administration sends TR a copy of the "Affirmative Action in Cooperative Extension," dealing with the new policy incorporated into the cooperative extension program.

Folder 13 UC System: Patents 1981 Physical Description: 9 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UC System memoranda on the current registered patents by UC professors and on the UC Board of Patents office. Most of the material deals with agricultural products.

Box 19, Folder 1 UCR Foundation Reports 1980-84 Physical Description: 10 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR Foundation Annual Reports and other material on the history and development of the UCR campus.

Folder 2 UCR Internal Memoranda 1983-84 Physical Description: 25 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Board of Directors' correspondence on the future development and funding of the Riverside Arts Foundation.

Folder 3 UCR Internal Memoranda 1983 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Citizens University Committee Annual Banquet on May 12, 1983, honoring Dr. David Saxon for his contributions to the UC System during his tenure as president.

Folder 4 UCR Memoranda: Appeals 1984 Physical Description: 52 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR memoranda regarding the Registration Fee Appeals from some departments and the need for continued support by the UCR administration. Include general correspondence.

Folder 5 UCR Budget and Planning 1979 Physical Description: 2 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR Budget and Planning office sends TR some data regarding space standards and greenhouse requirements as a follow-up to research on new graduate enrollment figures.

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Folder 6 UCR Departmental Budgets 1977-79 Physical Description: 2 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. TR requests copies of UCR Departmental Allocations and the UC Campus Financial Schedules for 1978-79.

Folder 7 UCR Business office Data 1979 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The UCR Business office sends TR a copy of its organizational flow chart for his review and information.

Folder 8 UCR Budget and Planning 1969-79 Physical Description: 30 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR administrative memoranda on the Budget and Planning office dealing with internal audit applications and notes.

Folder 9 UCR University House 1979 Physical Description: 6 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR University House maintenance and budget records for TR's review and assessment. Include the house floor plans.

Folder 10 UCR Material Management 1979 Physical Description: 4 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR administrative memoranda from the office of the Material Manager regarding the new federal and state regulations.

Folder 11 UCR Seismic Safety Code 1980 Physical Description: 6 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR internal memoranda concerning the seismic safety of buildings at UCR. Includes a seismic safety code.

Folder 12 UCR Energy Management 1981 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Mike Franzen, facility energy coordinator sends TR a copy of his report, "Electrical Energy Management and Conservation Recommendations," for review and consideration.

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Folder 13 UCR Internal Memoranda 1981 Physical Description: 3 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR memoranda from the office of University Relations on its budget increase and a copy of a report entitled "Practical Information About the News Media."

Folder 14 UCR Internal Memoranda 1976-84 Physical Description: 36 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR administrative correspondence with the Monday Morning Group of Riverside, organized to promote quality growth and business opportunities in Riverside.

Folder 15 UC Policy: Chicano Review 1976 Physical Description: 4 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UC President David Saxon responds to the "Chicano Task Force Report," and requests that each campus review and implement those programs that resources can sustain.

Folder 16 UC Policy: Chicano Review 1975-83 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. President David Saxon sends TR a copy of the "Chicano Task Force Report," for his review and information. Include Dr. Carlos Cortés' ten-year update of UCR Chicano Program.

Folder 17 UC System: Chicano Review 1979-80 Physical Description: 3 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UC office of the Academic Vice President sends TR a copy of its "Graduate and Professional Student Affirmative Action Plan for the 1980's," and requests that TR review it.

Folder 18 UCR Internal Memoranda 1980-81 Physical Description: 10 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR memoranda concerning the San Bernardino Valley College hiring practices and affirmative action record.

Folder 19 UCR Scholarship Support 1982 Physical Description: 16 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR administrative memoranda on the National Hispanic Field Service Program Advisory Committee dealing with grants and scholarships for Chicano/Latino graduate students.

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Box 20, Folder 1 Chancellor's Cabinet 1979-80 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR internal memoranda on the analysis of the Fall 1979 applications and admission statistics. Also, incorporates some information on new transfer students to UCR.

Folder 2 Chancellor's Cabinet 1983 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Internal memoranda on the UCR 1983-84 budget and planning strategy. Includes a speech by Dr. David Saxon entitled "Remarks on 1983-84 Budget," and general correspondence.

Folder 3 Chancellor's Cabinet 1980 Physical Description: 14 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UC System memoranda regarding the UCR 1980 budget planning initiatives. Contain UC Systems' 1981-82 budget decisions and a summary of the UC general fund.

Folder 4 UC System Memoranda 1982-83 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UC System correspondence regarding federal regulations with indirect cost rates for UCR 1984-85 budget. Include current statistics on UCR.

Folder 5 Chancellor's Cabinet 1980-81 Physical Description: 60 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR administrative memoranda concerning the hiring and promotion policies on campus. Include UC Systems' material on the 1981 budget and planning analysis.

Folder 6 Chancellor's Cabinet 1980 Physical Description: 16 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR internal correspondence regarding various academic and business activities sponsored by UCR. Include budget and planning initiatives by different departments.

Folder 7 Chancellor's Cabinet 1981 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR memoranda on campus planning and budget initiatives for the fiscal year 1982-83. Include financial ideas and objectives for the future development of UCR.

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Folder 8 Chancellor's Cabinet 1979 Physical Description: 30 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. TR writes several drafts of UCR Academic Plan and Mission Statement to clarify his objectives to the Academic Senate. Include UCR budget and new policy memoranda.

Folder 9 Chancellor's Cabinet 1979-80 Physical Description: 5 AMs/TMs Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR internal notes and ideas regarding new administrative and academic policies affecting the campus.

Folder 10 UCR Internal Memoranda 1980 Physical Description: 3 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. TR sends all UCR faculty members a copy of the third draft of the UCR Academic Planning Statement expanded to take into consideration the ideas of the advisory group.

Folder 11 UCR Internal Memoranda 1980 Physical Description: 4 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR professors send TR their planning statements and ideas on the future of their programs. Include some statistics and analysis in each field.

Folder 12 Chancellor's Cabinet 1980 Physical Description: 18 AMs/TMs Scope and Content Note Eng. Administrative notes concerning the UCR Academic Plan and Mission. Include some conference introductions and notes on campus development.

Folder 13 Chancellor's Cabinet 1982-83 Physical Description: 12 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR professors send TR their opinions and recommendations on the 1982 UCR Academic Planning Statement. Include general notes and ideas on UCR development.

Folder 14 UCR Internal Memoranda 1982-83 Physical Description: 10 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Administrative memoranda regarding the budget and planning initiatives at UCR. Include statistics and notes on the future development of the university.

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Folder 15 Chancellor's Cabinet 1983 Physical Description: 15 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR faculty sends TR its recommendations regarding the UCR 1983 Academic Planning Statement. Include general notes and ideas on the future development of UCR.

Folder 16 Chancellor's Cabinet 1980-82 Physical Description: 10 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Administrative notes and ideas regarding the expansion and development of UCR. Include TR's introductory remarks on President David P. Gardner and business leadership.

Box 21, Folder 1 Joint Planning Council 1979 Physical Description: 24 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. office of the Chancellor correspondence regarding the UCR Academic Plan and student-faculty ratios. Include reports and memoranda on the mission of the university.

Folder 2 Joint Planning Council 1979 Physical Description: 8 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. TR sends the UCR Joint Planning Council a report entitled "The University of California: A Multi-Campus System in the 1980's," outlining the goals of the UC System.

Folder 3 Joint Planning Council 1979 Physical Description: 24 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR faculty correspondence dealing with the need for strong leadership in creating a new UCR Academic Mission Statement. Include statistics on majors by ethnicity.

Folder 4 Joint Planning Council 1983 Physical Description: 15 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. TR presents his State of the Campus Address to the Academic Senate with his recommendations for future development of UCR. Include reports and notes on student retention and curriculum.

Folder 5 UCR Administration Data 1982 Physical Description: 9 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR administration prepares the Academic Planning Statement for the growth and development of the campus. Include ideas on student affirmative action and recruitment.

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Folder 6 Joint Planning Council 1982-83 Physical Description: 13 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR administration internal memorandum regarding the 1982-83 campus budget and university programs. Include reports on the development and goals of UCR.

Folder 7 Joint Planning Committee 1980-83 Physical Description: 30 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Internal correspondence from UCR faculty and administration regarding the 1983 Academic Planning Statement. Contain ideas and notes on UCR administrative goals.

Folder 8 UCR Campus Planning 1983 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. TR develops an action agenda which he sends to all deans and program chairs in order to facilitate effective leadership and goals for UCR. Include general memoranda.

Folder 9 UCR Academic Policy 1982-83 Physical Description: 15 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR internal report regarding the new "Academic Personnel Procedures for Merit or Promotions," developed to clarify the responsibilities of each department and dean.

Folder 10 UCR Salary Reduction 1981 Physical Description: 2 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Milton Miller, chair of UCR Department of English sends TR a letter regarding his objections to the deans' proposed Salary Reduction for English Graduate Student Teachers' Assistant Associates.

Folder 11 UCR Internal Memoranda 1980-81 Physical Description: 60 AMs/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR administrative notes and ideas on internal meetings and discussions regarding Chicanos/Latinos in higher education. Include general memoranda on academic and literary ideas.

Folder 12 UCR Internal Memoranda 1984 Physical Description: 45 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UC System and UCR memoranda regarding funding and campus planning for 1984. Include general correspondence on academic and administrative planning initiatives.

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Folder 13 UCR Internal Memoranda 1980-81 Physical Description: 32 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR internal memoranda concerning the budget allocations and new academic policies proposed by UC President David Saxon. Include general correspondence on TR's new projects at UCR.

Folder 14 UCR Faculty Employment 1983-84 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR administration develops its report and recommendations for allocation of faculty positions for 1984-85. Include a report which outlines the permanent position requests.

Folder 15 Joint Planning Council 1979-80 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. TR sends UCR faculty a copy of the 1980 Campus Academic Plan for its review and comment. Include general ideas and some speeches on future development at UCR.

Box 22, Folder 1 Joint Planning Council 1983 Physical Description: 3 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. TR revises the UCR Planning Statement in order to reassess its basic mission and review past accomplishments. Includes an action agenda to define departmental goals.

Folder 2 Joint Planning Committee 1983 Physical Description: 10 ALS/AN Scope and Content Note Eng. Internal memoranda and notes on the 1983 Academic Mission of UCR. Include some statistical information on faculty and student ratios.

Folder 3 Joint Planning Council 1980 Physical Description: 23 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR internal memoranda concerning the budget and policies developed for various departments on campus. Incorporates administrative reviews for student and academic programs.

Folder 4 Joint Planning Council 1981-82 Physical Description: 40 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR administrative memoranda on internal meetings and discussion regarding new campus policy and budget allocations. Include ideas on academic programs and faculty concerns.

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Folder 5 Joint Planning Committee 1981 Physical Description: 55 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Internal correspondence from UCR faculty and administration regarding new academic policy and budget allocations. Contain reports on the development goals of UCR.

Folder 6 UCR Internal Memoranda 1980-81 Physical Description: 25 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR administrative memoranda on internal discussions and action regarding new academic policy and UC salary scales for graduate associates. Include reports on retention.

Folder 7 UCR Policy Workbook 1979 Physical Description: 7 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Dr. Bernd Magnus of the Department of Philosophy sends TR a UCR campus administration workbook dealing with quantitative and historical statistics for each academic unit.

Folder 8 UCR Academic Plan 1979 Physical Description: 15 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. A draft copy of the UCR Academic Plan for the Division of Agricultural Sciences. Include reports on agricultural research and audit statements on UC Systems' investments.

Box 23, Folder 1 Joint Planning Committee 1979 Physical Description: 33 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Internal correspondence from UCR faculty and administration regarding the 1980 Academic Planning Statement. Include notes and ideas on UCR administrative goals and a report entitled "UCR Study: A Closer Look at Attrition."

Folder 2 office of the Chancellor 1980 Physical Description: 11 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. office of the Chancellor memoranda regarding the UCR 1980 Academic Plan and its new administrative policies affecting the university. Include general academic correspondence.

Folder 3 UCR Internal Memoranda 1981 Physical Description: 80 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR internal memoranda regarding campus activities and university programs. Contains the student assault controversy and research on campus development.

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Folder 4 UCR Committee Material 1982 Physical Description: 90 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UC System and UCR correspondence regarding the Management Program Committee and affirmative action figures. Contain UCR internal educational and academic memoranda.

Folder 5 UCR Internal Memoranda 1982 Physical Description: 125 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. office of the Chancellor memoranda regarding funding and campus planning for 1982. Include general correspondence on academic and administrative business projects.

Folder 6 UCR Internal Memoranda 1983 Physical Description: 175 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR internal memoranda regarding student affairs, faculty concerns and budget appropriations. Contain business and statistical data on different programs and departments.

Folder 7 UCR Internal Memoranda 1984 Physical Description: 115 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. UCR internal memoranda on the university budget and grant allocations for the 1984-85 academic year. Include general material on TR's new administrative projects at UCR.

Box 24, Folder 1 UCR Faculty Assembly 1966-84 Physical Description: 7 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR presents his views and philosophy on education and administration to the Academic Senate on his first visit to UCR. Contain the minutes and reports of the UCR Academic Senate.

Folder 2 UC Academic Senate 1979 Physical Description: 4 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Academic Senate Executive office sends TR a copy of a report entitled "Outline of UCLA Special Action Admission Experiment for 1978-79." Contain memoranda on admission issues.

Folder 3 UCR Academic Senate 1979 Physical Description: 26 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Randy Wedding, chair of the UCR Academic Senate sends TR internal memoranda regarding faculty and departmental allocations. Include ideas on UCR's academic goals.

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Folder 4 UC Academic Senate 1979 Physical Description: 4 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. TR receives material on the UC San Diego Assembly of the Academic Senate concerning the Campus Plan for Student Participation in Governance. Include minutes and reports.

Folder 5 UCR Retention Strategies 1982 Physical Description: 22 AMs/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR writes on retention and admission strategies in promoting higher education within the Chicano/Latino community. Contain statistics and ideas on higher education.

Folder 6 UCR Academic Senate 1982-83 Physical Description: 3 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Louis J. Leo, vice chancellor of student affairs sends TR a copy of a report entitled "A Five Year Student Affirmative Action Plan," which deals with new goals for UCR.

Folder 7 UCR Committee Material 1983 Physical Description: 13 TLS/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. Internal correspondence from UCR faculty and administrators regarding the Executive Vice Chancellor Search Procedures and Process. Include memoranda on the selection committee.

Folder 8 UCR Internal Memoranda 1979 Physical Description: 14 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR administration memoranda regarding campus projects and university programs. Include general academic material on faculty statistics and graduate funding.

Folder 9 UCR Internal Memoranda 1979-82 Physical Description: 40 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR miscellaneous notes and ideas dealing with meetings and activities held during the first few months of TR's tenure as chancellor of UCR.

Folder 10 UCR Internal Memoranda 1980-81 Physical Description: 40 AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR office of the Chancellor memoranda regarding faculty concerns, student affairs and budget allocations. Contain general academic correspondence and ideas.

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Folder 11 UCR Internal Memoranda 1979-84 Physical Description: 18 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. UCR internal memoranda regarding academic and administrative programs. Include general receipts and information on several projects and activities.

Folder 12 UCR Internal Memoranda 1979-80 Physical Description: 44 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR memoranda on campus planning and budget initiatives for the fiscal year 1979-80. Include financial ideas and objectives for the development of UCR.

Folder 13 UCR Internal Memoranda 1980 Physical Description: 30 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR internal memoranda regarding campus activities and university programs. Include information on the cooperative extension and the support services programs.

Folder 14 UCR Academic Senate 1978 Physical Description: 7 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. office of the Academic Senate reviews the graduate program in the Department of Philosophy. Include statistics and ideas on the future development of the graduate program.

Folder 15 UCR Academic Senate 1978-79 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The UCR Department of Entomology defines its accomplishments and goals to the Academic Senate. Include reports and statistics on the department's faculty/student ratio.

Folder 16 UCR Academic Senate 1979 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Academic Senate requests that the Department of Botany and Plant Sciences turn in its academic plan for 1980. The report defines faculty projects and discusses goals.

Folder 17 UCR Academic Senate 1979 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The chancellor's office sends faculty an updated Academic Personnel Procedures Report which deals with a new policy for promoting and evaluating UCR faculty members.

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Folder 18 UCR Academic Senate 1978-79 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UC policy concerning Grant and Contract Overhead Rates with the National Institutes of Health and the State of California. Include indirect cost rate estimates for UC projects.

Folder 19 Chancellor's Council 1979 Physical Description: 5 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The chancellor's office reviews the National Science Foundation proposal submitted by Dr. Brian R. Reid and evaluates the possibility of a promotion to step four rating.

Folder 20 Chancellor's office 1976-79 Physical Description: 8 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The UCR tenure review process directed by the chancellor's office and the dean of humanities. Include general memoranda on Dr. Eliud Martínez' six-year tenure evaluation. (Confidential)

Folder 21 UCR Internal Memoranda 1980-81 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Administrative correspondence with faculty regarding the proposal to develop a new Academic Computer Center at UCR. Include statistics and proposal for project.

Folder 22 UCR Internal Memoranda 1981-84 Physical Description: 3 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UCLA Communications Law Program invites TR to participate in its colloquium entitled "Privacy and Democracy in 1984." It contains the proposal outlining the entire colloquium.

Box 25, Folder 1 UCR Internal Memoranda 1980 Physical Description: 12 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The dean of humanities internal correspondence regarding UCR campus planning initiatives and UC Systems' recommendations on Systemwide Guidelines for Faculty Career Development.

Folder 2 UCR Publication Material 1980-83 Physical Description: 20 TMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR Graduate School Administration articles and publications outlining its program and goals. Include material on the status of the MBA programs nationwide.

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Folder 3 UCR Graduate Division 1977-79 Physical Description: 9 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Student information and statistics on minority enrollment and recruitment at UCR. Include internal correspondence on the Coordinating Committee of Graduate Advancement.

Folder 4 UCR Humanities Division 1980-84 Physical Description: 28 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR administrative memoranda concerning the Disestablishment Procedures for the Chicano/Black Studies Programs. Contain committee reports and internal memoranda.

Folder 5 UCR Library Notebook 1978-80 Physical Description: 7 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The University Library Planning Committee outlines its planning process, goals and organizational structure for the university library. Include organizational charts.

Folder 6 UCR Psychology Department 1980 Physical Description: 6 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR administrative memoranda to the Department of Psychology regarding its academic plans and objectives for 1980-81. Include research specialization proposals and information.

Folder 7 UC Management Institute 1979 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The UC Management Institute asks TR to write a brief report on any significant problems that confront the university. Contain the original questions and guidelines.

Folder 8 UCR Training Programs 1979 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The UCR College of Natural and Agricultural Sciences sends TR information on the proposed Middle-Management Seminars at UCR to promote cost-saving programs to qualified management instructors.

Folder 9 UCR Air Pollution Center 1979 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR administrative memoranda concerning the fiscal budget and goals of the Statewide Air Pollution Research Center. Contain financial and academic FTE information.

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Folder 10 UCR Air Pollution Center 1981-83 Physical Description: 14 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Current research grants and contracts promoted by the Statewide Air Pollution Research Center. Include internal memoranda on the administrative objectives and goals.

Folder 11 U.S. Salinity Laboratory 1981 Physical Description: 3 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Jan van Schilfgaarde, director of the U.S. Salinity Lab in Riverside, CA, confers with TR regarding the future funding and location of its program. Include goals and objectives.

Folder 12 UCR Plant Pathology Dept. 1981 Physical Description: 3 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Working agreement of cooperation between the Centro de Fitopatología del Colegio de Postgraduados de Chapingo, México, and the UCR Departments of Plant Pathology and Nematology.

Folder 13 UCR Plant Pathology Dept. 1979 Physical Description: 4 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR Department of Plant Pathology defines its goals and accomplishments to TR. Include reports and statistics on the faculty/student ratio and research specialization.

Folder 14 UC System Memoranda 1977-79 Physical Description: 5 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. James B. Kendrick, vice president of UC System presents a speech entitled "A Report of Research in the California Agricultural Experiment Station." Include research notes.

Folder 15 UCR Research Centers 1978-79 Physical Description: 3 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The UCR Citrus Research and Agricultural Experiment Station sends TR a few reports entitled "Summary of Certain Research on Citrus," "Avocado Research" and "UCR Research Projects."

Folder 16 UCR Biomedical Sciences 1979 Physical Description: 16 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR Department of Biomedical Sciences reviews its undergraduate programs and compares its National Board Examination Scores with those of UCLA. Include enrollment statistics.

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Folder 17 UCR Chemistry Division 1979 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The UCR Department of Chemistry updates TR on its faculty and research specialization projects currently funded.

Folder 18 UCR Student Affairs 1981 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Learning Center of UCR creates an Advisory Notebook for Student Affairs which serves as a directory for student-services departments.

Folder 19 UCR Affirmative Action 1982 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The EOPS/SAA Advisory Committee sends TR its report on the UCR Campus History of Educational Opportunity Program and Student Affirmative Action. Include general memoranda.

Folder 20 UC Enrollment Task Force 1979 Physical Description: 3 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Application, Redirection and Enrollment Task Force sends TR a copy of its questionnaire designed to improve the UC admission's system. Include statistics on its survey.

Folder 21 UCR Graduate Students 1984 Physical Description: 35 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Graduate Student Association internal memoranda regarding the UCR Sanctuary proposal. Include newspaper articles and UC System correspondence from President David P. Gardner.

Folder 22 UCR Graduate Students 1981 Physical Description: 2 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Graduate Student Association sends the faculty a survey on the level of student involvement in different committees and departments. Include the student questionnaire.

Folder 23 UCR Student Government 1980 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Associated Student Body of UCR votes for a referendum on student fees. Include internal memoranda and newspaper articles on the outcome of the vote.

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Box 26, Folder 1 Claremont RED-OX Group 1981-82 Physical Description: 18 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Claremont RED-OX Group correspondence regarding effective planning in higher education. Include list of members and projects planned for the California 1981-82 academic year.

Folder 2 Claremont RED-OX Group 1982-83 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. John D. Maguire, president of Claremont College, CA, sends TR a questionnaire on minorities in higher education. Include new information on its computing facilities.

Folder 3 NASULGC Research Data 1980-84 Physical Description: 30 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Thomas Bonner, chairman of the National Association of State Universities sends TR copies of reports and research on the future of higher education. Include correspondence.

Folder 4 NASULGC Research Data 1982-84 Physical Description: 20 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. International letter of the National Association of State Universities and Land-Grant Colleges concerning legislative action in Washington, D.C., affecting higher education.

Folder 5 NASULGC Research Notes 1980 Physical Description: 18 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Internal memoranda from the National Association of State Universities and Land-Grant Colleges regarding the Ninety-fourth Annual Conference in Atlanta, GA.

Folder 6 NASULGC Research Notes 1983 Physical Description: 35 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. National Association of State Universities and Land-Grant Colleges reports regarding its Ninety-seventh Annual meeting in Washington, D.C. Include memoranda on higher education.

Folder 7 NASULGC Research Material 1980-84 Physical Description: 48 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Research material on the appropriations of State Tax Funds for operating expenses of higher education. Include draft minutes of the Land-Grant University executive meetings.

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Folder 8 NASULGC Research Data 1982-84 Physical Description: 40 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UC System and National Association of State Universities internal memoranda regarding research and reports on higher education. Include correspondence from Dr. David Saxon.

Folder 9 NASULGC Publications 1981-84 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Printed newsletters, brochures and reports of the National Association of State Universities and Land-Grant Colleges. Includes the report entitled "In the National Interest."

Box 27, Folder 1 College Board office 1981-82 Physical Description: 30 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The College Board office publishes new data on the economic, demographic and social changes in higher education. Contain memoranda and research data to assist minorities and the report, "The Evolution-Creation Science Controversy."

Folder 2 Inland Empire Association 1975-84 Physical Description: 120 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Business memoranda of the Inland Empire Higher Education Alliance established to promote educational development. Include Congressman George Brown, Jr., correspondence and agenda of future alliance meetings in Riverside, CA.

Folder 3 Inland Action Corporation 1974-79 Physical Description: 40 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Internal memoranda of the Inland Action Corporation dealing with the economic development of the community. Includes a letter addressed to Governor Edmund G. Brown, Jr., regarding modified emissions control and annual budgets.

Folder 4 World Affairs Council 1979 Physical Description: 70 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. World Affairs Council correspondence regarding its activities and goals. Include copies of its bylaws, agenda and brochures of scheduled events as well as membership lists.

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Folder 5 Biomedical Research Assn. 1983-84 Physical Description: 28 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Published brochures and articles produced by the California Biomedical Research Association on the use of animals in research. Include the reports, "The Knowledge Imperative" and "The Great American Science Venture: Will it Survive?"

Folder 6 AASCU Research Material 1982-84 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The American Association of State Colleges and Universities sends TR copies of its "1982 Annual Report," and brochure entitled "AASCU office of Federal Programs." Include memoranda regarding future funding and membership development.

Folder 7 Jurupa Cultural Center 1979-80 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The administrative memoranda of the Jurupa Mountain Cultural Center regarding its activities and programs for the Inland Empire. Include its minutes, agenda and newsletter.

Folder 8 Institute of Education 1981-83 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Institute of International Education sends TR material on its membership policy and language workshops. Include annual reports and brochures of the institute's objectives.

Folder 9 March Air Force Base 1980-83 Physical Description: 7 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Commander Hansford T. Johnson of March Air Force Base sends TR an honorary membership to the March AFB officers' Club. Include TR's memoranda and the officers' Club newsletter.

Folder 10 National 4-H Council 1983 Physical Description: 2 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Grant A. Shrum, president of the National 4-H Council sends TR a copy of its annual report and memoranda concerning its future plans with the UCR Cooperative Extension Services.

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Box 28, Folder 1 UCR Historical Material 1978 Physical Description: 4 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Research material on the UCR Carillon and the Riverside Municipal Archives. Includes a brochure on the art mural commissioned for the UCR International Lounge and created by Florinda Leighton entitled "Bridge of Understanding."

Folder 2 UCR Research Publications 1979-83 Physical Description: 25 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR publications regarding the Division of Agricultural Sciences and campus activities. Includes a report entitled "Agricultural Mechanization and Related Issues."

Folder 3 UC System Planning Data 1977 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The University of California Campus Financial Schedules for 1977-78. Include graphs and statistics on all UC campuses.

Folder 4 UC MEXUS Research Program 1983-85 Physical Description: 10 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. UC MEXUS publications about its quarterly newsletter and its new journal entitled Mexican Studies/Estudios Mexicanos. Include general research material on the UC MEXUS Program.

Folder 5 UCR Extension Program 1984 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Publication of the UCR Extension Program Catalog. Includes an article on the success of the extension program.

Folder 6 UCR Publications 1982-83 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR publications of the "University Annual Report," and At UCR Magazine. Includes a copy of the State of the Campus Address given by TR.

Folder 7 CPSEC Research Material 1983 Physical Description: 6 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. California Postsecondary Education Commission research and reports on the "Master Plan for Higher Education." Include statistics on student fees and new campus policies.

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Folder 8 UCR Museum of Photography 1983-84 Physical Description: 3 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. California Museum of Photography publications of Prominent People: Portfolio, Number Two, 1983, and the CMP Bulletin, which gives an update of its events and projects.

Folder 9 UCR Commencement Programs 1979-84 Physical Description: 5 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR commencement programs and cue books for invited administrators and faculty. Include some program notes.

Folder 10 Rosser-Rivera Conference 1981-83 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Administrative memoranda on the budget and guest speaker for the Annual Rosser-Rivera Lecture Series. Include general information on the goals and objectives of the program.

Box 29, Folder 1 Chancellor's Address Book 1979-84 Physical Description: 100 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. TR's board membership lists and address book from 1979 to 1984. Include names of local and statewide businesses and Chicano/Latino organizations.

Folder 2 AAAH Membership Renewal 1982-84 Physical Description: 2 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. American Association for the Advancement of the Humanities requests that TR renew his membership and updates him on the future events and challenges of the organization.

Folder 3 AAAS Administration 1983 Physical Description: 6 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. American Association for the Advancement of Science invites TR to become a member of its Committee on Opportunities in Science. TR accepts the appointment enthusiastically.

Folder 4 AAHE Organization 1982 Physical Description: 3 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. American Association for Higher Education administrative memoranda concerning its future elections, board meetings and projects. Include some notes on the 1983 conference.

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Folder 5 AAHE Special Projects 1981-82 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. American Association for Higher Education internal memoranda regarding conferences and projects during the 1981-1982 academic year. Include material on the Hispanic University of Oakland, CA.

Folder 6 AAHE Conference Material 1981-82 Physical Description: 25 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Internal correspondence from the American Association for Higher Education regarding its annual conference meetings. Includes the report, "Agenda for the California Round Table on Educational Opportunity."

Folder 7 AAHE Published Material 1981-82 Physical Description: 25 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Published bulletins and material on the American Association for Higher Education regarding its projects and objectives. Include general correspondence on its annual conferences and the report, "Current Issues in Higher Education."

Folder 8 AAHE Board Meeting 1982 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. American Association for Higher Education planning committee sends TR material regarding its meeting in San Diego, CA.

Folder 9 AAHE Publications 1981-83 Physical Description: 18 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. American Association for Higher Education internal memoranda regarding the development of an Hispanic caucus within the general body. Include some organizational publications.

Folder 10 AAUP Organization 1979 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The American Association of University Professors sends TR an application for membership.

Folder 11 ACE Administration 1979-83 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Internal memoranda and publications of the American Council on Education. Include the reports, "America's Competitive Challenge" and "To Strengthen Quality in Education."

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Folder 12 ACE Administration 1977-82 Physical Description: 22 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The board of directors' memoranda and agenda of the American Council on Education. Contains the outline entitled "The National Commission on Higher Education Issues."

Folder 13 ACE Administration 1981-83 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. ACE office of Women in Higher Education memoranda regarding the development of a professional women's network to promote the advancement of women in higher education administration.

Box 30, Folder 1 AAUW Administration 1981-83 Physical Description: 15 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Internal memoranda and brochures of the American Association of University Women. Include scholarship information and speaking invitations to several of its meetings.

Folder 2 American Assembly Data 1979 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Clifford C. Nelson, president of the American Assembly invites TR to participate in a seminar on "Mexican American Relations," at the Arden House, Harriman, NY.

Folder 3 NCAHP Publication Notes 1981-83 Physical Description: 25 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Administrative memoranda of the National Center for Allied Health Professions regarding its publications and programs. Include reports on various health services.

Folder 4 Aspen Institute Material 1981-84 Physical Description: 25 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Internal memoranda of the Aspen Institute for Humanistic Studies dealing with "Hispanic Americans in the Mass Media." Include newspaper articles and reports on Hispanic writers.

Folder 5 Aspen Institute Material 1981 Physical Description: 23 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Michael Rice, program director of the Aspen Institute for Humanistic Studies sends TR material regarding the August 2-8, 1981, conference in Baca, CO, on "Hispanics Americans in the Mass Media."

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Folder 6 Aspen Institute Notes 1981 Physical Description: 30 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Daily schedule of the 1981 Aspen Institute seminars at Baca, CO. Include TR's original speech and reflections made on the seminar and his colleagues. (This speech shows TR's true poetic and literary creativity.)

Folder 7 Aspen Institute Research 1981 Physical Description: 25 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Material and publications on the Aspen Institute Conference held in Baca, CO. Include some of TR's research and post-conference reflections regarding Latinos in the media.

Folder 8 Aspen Institute Material 1981-83 Physical Description: 13 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Administrative memoranda of the Aspen Institute regarding conferences held in Baca, CO. Include the proceedings entitled Hispanic Americans and the Mass Media.

Folder 9 Aspen Institute Material 1981-83 Physical Description: 21 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Published material of the Aspen Institute Conference held on August 2-8, 1981, at Baca, CO. Include lists of participants and editorials written about the event.

Folder 10 ASHC Published Material 1974-80 Physical Description: 15 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Association of Southwestern Humanities Councils memoranda regarding its projects. Include published reports and brochures on its activities and funding.

Folder 11 ASHC Internal Memoranda 1980-81 Physical Description: 28 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Administrative memoranda and brochures on the Association of Southwestern Humanities Councils dealing with future projects and activities. Include some grant proposals on conferences on bilateral relations between U.S. and Mexico.

Folder 12 ASHC Internal Memoranda 1980-81 Physical Description: 70 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Administrative material of the Association of Southwestern Humanities Councils dealing with its board of directors' agenda and projects in education and cultural networks. Contain research reports and brochures on the ASHC.

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Folder 13 ASHC Internal Memoranda 1981-84 Physical Description: 12 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Association of Southwestern Humanities Councils reports and material on its last evaluation entitled "The Project Report of the ASHC." Include notes and general memoranda.

Box 31, Folder 1 AWP Administrative Data 1980-83 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Administrative memoranda of the Associated Writing Program regarding its seminars and workshops. Include its reports, newsletters and objectives.

Folder 2 CFAT Internal Memoranda 1981-84 Physical Description: 38 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching internal memoranda regarding research and reports on higher education. Include its agenda and special report entitled "Excellence in Teaching: A Common Goal."

Folder 3 CFAT Internal Memoranda 1984 Physical Description: 2 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Frank Newman, director of the National Review Project sends TR copies of the reports entitled "The Economy" and "Federal Role and National Policy Toward Higher Education," and asks TR to review and help clarify the reports.

Folder 4 CFAT Internal Memoranda 1979-84 Physical Description: 42 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Administrative memoranda of the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching regarding its meetings and projects. Includes the report, "A Carnegie Commission on Education and Economic Progress: Some Issues and Options."

Folder 5 CFAT Internal Memoranda 1979-83 Physical Description: 65 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching internal memoranda concerning the policies and goals of the organization. Include the reports, "The Control of the Campus" and "The Problems of Accreditation."

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Folder 6 CFAT Board of Trustees 1979-82 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Internal memoranda to the board of trustees of the Carnegie Foundation concerning future meetings and projects from 1979 to 1982. Include the reports entitled "Ethnics in Government" and "Bank Loans to South Africa."

Folder 7 CFAT Education Material 1982-83 Physical Description: 22 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The administrative correspondence regarding the High School Advisory Panel meetings of the Carnegie Foundation scheduled for 1982-83. Includes the report, "CFAT Study of American High Schools."

Folder 8 CFAT Board of Trustees 1982-84 Physical Description: 21 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Carnegie Foundation sends TR information on its annual board of trustees' meetings held in Washington, D.C. and Princeton, NJ. Contain the "CFAT 1982 Annual Report," "The National Policy Project" and annual conference material.

Folder 9 Carnegie Corporation 1984 Physical Description: 4 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The Carnegie Corporation sends TR a briefing workbook on the first meeting of the Commission on College Retirement to be held in New York City, NY, May 31, 1984. Includes a letter from Dr. Carl Bovell informing the commission of TR's death.

Box 32, Folder 1 Carnegie Corporation 1984 Physical Description: 3 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Carnegie Corporation sends TR some information on the new Commission on College Retirement. Includes the report entitled "Lessons on Retirement."

Folder 2 Carnegie Corporation 1983-84 Physical Description: 15 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Administrative correspondence from the Commission on College Retirement regarding the new position of executive director. Includes the report, "A Commission on College Retirement."

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Folder 3 ICD Internal Memoranda 1974-82 Physical Description: 25 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Administrative memoranda from the International Consortium for Development concerning its budget and planning goals. Include committee reports and general correspondence.

Folder 4 CFR Internal Memoranda 1983-84 Physical Description: 45 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Council on Foreign Relations correspondence regarding its activities and goals. Include copies of its agenda, brochures and monthly newsletter.

Folder 5 CFR Internal Memoranda 1982-83 Physical Description: 30 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Internal memoranda and brochures of the Council on Foreign Relations dealing with future projects and activities. Includes the report entitled "Economic Summitry."

Folder 6 Citizens Goals Committee 1980 Physical Description: 50 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Citizens Goals Committee for the Greater Riverside Area sends TR material regarding its activities and objectives. Include reports, brochures and executive meeting minutes

Folder 7 Citizens Goals Committee 1982-83 Physical Description: 55 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Internal memoranda of the Citizens Goals Committee for the Greater Riverside Area established to promote educational and civic development in the community. Include brochures, minutes and agenda of its goals and objectives.

Folder 8 ETS Board of Trustees 1979-83 Physical Description: 25 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. President of the Educational Testing Service invites TR to join the ETS Board of Trustees. Include administrative memoranda regarding the annual reports, minutes and material of its association from 1979 through 1983.

Folder 9 IHST Internal Memoranda 1980-83 Physical Description: 60 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Administrative correspondence regarding the establishment of the Institute for the Humanities at Salado, TX. Include brochures, bylaws and memoranda describing its objectives. Contain the original incorporation proposal and philosophy.

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Folder 10 IHST Administration Data 1980-83 Physical Description: 16 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Institute for the Humanities at Salado sends TR material on its current and future events. Include brochures, bylaws and reports on the objectives of the organization. Contain general memoranda regarding its policies and board.

Folder 11 IHST Internal Memoranda 1981-84 Physical Description: 35 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Internal memoranda of the Institute for the Humanities Conference held at Salado, TX. Include lists of participants and editorials written about the event.

Folder 12 Harvard University, MA 1984 Physical Description: 4 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Eileen McDonough-Rogers, program director of the Institute for Educational Management at Harvard University invites TR to attend its seminar. Include application and brochure.

Box 33, Folder 1 Latin American Studies 1979-81 Physical Description: 15 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Internal memoranda of the Latin American Studies Association concerning its Hispanic American symposium and survey. Contain copies of its Latin American newsletter.

Folder 2 MLA Executive Committee 1975-82 Physical Description: 12 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Executive committee correspondence of the Modern Language Association regarding activities and meetings during the new year. Includes the report, "Working Paper of the Commission on the Future of the Profession."

Folder 3 NCHC Internal Memoranda 1980-81 Physical Description: 40 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Memoranda and bylaws of the National Council for Hispanic Culture Planning Committee concerning the future development of the association. Include brochures and reports dealing with activities and objectives.

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Folder 4 NCHC Internal Memoranda 1979-81 Physical Description: 30 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Memoranda on the First National Conference on Hispanic Culture in the United States held in Miami, FL, on October 11, 1979. Includes a grant proposal submitted by NCHC to the National Endowment for the Humanities and general memoranda.

Folder 5 NCCHE Internal Memoranda 1975-78 Physical Description: 40 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Internal memoranda of the National Chicano Council on Higher Education concerning its special projects and executive committee meetings. Contain the council bylaws and reports on its goals and objectives.

Folder 6 NCCHE Internal Memoranda 1977-79 Physical Description: 50 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Internal memoranda of the National Chicano Council on Higher Education regarding various post-doctoral fellowships and conferences sponsored by NCCHE. Include published reports and brochures on its activities and funding.

Folder 7 NCCHE Internal Memoranda 1977-79 Physical Description: 45 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The National Chicano Council on Higher Education memoranda regarding its current projects. Include published reports and brochures on its activities and funding.

Folder 8 NCCHE Administration 1976-77 Physical Description: 30 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Internal correspondence of the National Chicano Council on Higher Education concerning future meetings and projects. Include the reports entitled "Mid-Career Post-Doctoral Fellowship Program" and "Graduate Education of Chicanos."

Box 34, Folder 1 NCCHE Executive Meetings 1979-83 Physical Description: 4 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. National Chicano Council on Higher Education publication on various conferences and executive meetings. Include the reports entitled "The Hispanic Academic Network" and "The National Chicano Council on Higher Education Proposal."

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Folder 2 NCCHE Internal Memoranda 1978-80 Physical Description: 40 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Internal correspondence from the NCCHE executive committee regarding the selection of new fellowships and awards during the 1978-79 academic year. Include brochures, minutes and reports on the objectives of the program.

Folder 3 NCCHE Internal Memoranda 1980 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Legal reports and memoranda regarding the National Chicano Council on Higher Education involvement on the MALDEF legal cases with McDonald v. Hogness and DeRonde v. UC Regents.

Folder 4 NCCHE Internal Memoranda 1981-83 Physical Description: 40 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Business memoranda of the NCCHE organization dealing with the funding sponsored by the Ford and Carnegie foundations. Includes a copy of a letter sent to Miguel de la Madrid, president of Mexico dealing with higher education.

Folder 5 NCCHE Board of Trustees 1979-81 Physical Description: 35 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. NCCHE Board of Trustees' memoranda regarding new leadership and election of new members. Include material on new fellowships and future projects in higher education. Contains a letter from Octavio I. Romano-V. regarding Quinto Sol publications.

Folder 6 NCCHE Internal Memoranda 1980-82 Physical Description: 35 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Internal memoranda of the National Chicano Council on Higher Education regarding its special projects and executive committee meetings. Includes a revised copy of the NCCHE bylaws and reports on its activities and funding.

Folder 7 NCCHE Board of Trustees 1978-82 Physical Description: 30 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Executive committee memoranda of the NCCHE organization dealing with its future development and special projects in higher education. Contain NCCHE reports, brochures and minutes which elaborate on its goals and activities.

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Folder 8 NCCHE Administration 1982-83 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Published newsletters and reports of the National Chicano Council on Higher Education regarding its activities and objectives. Include membership lists and general notes.

Box 35, Folder 1 NCCHE Board of Trustees 1982-83 Physical Description: 33 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Administrative memoranda of the NCCHE organization dealing with a new fellowship program funded by the James Irvine Foundation. Contain TR's 1983 letter of resignation as chairman of the executive committee of NCCHE.

Folder 2 NCCHE Executive Committee 1982-83 Physical Description: 3 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. NCCHE executive committee publications regarding its 1982 Annual Report and some new brochures. Includes the report entitled "The National Chicano Research Network Catalog."

Folder 3 NCCHE Board of Trustees 1981-82 Physical Description: 25 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. National Chicano Council on Higher Education correspondence regarding its election of a new executive director and its membership drive. Includes the study entitled "Final Report of the Commission on the Higher Education of Minorities."

Folder 4 NCCHE Internal Memoranda 1982 Physical Description: 35 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Conference data on the Annual NCCHE Conference on Chicanos in Higher Education held in Pomona, CA, October 22, 1982. Contains the report, "National Chicano Research Network."

Folder 5 NCCHE Internal Memoranda 1982 Physical Description: 30 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Internal memoranda and publications on the Annual National Chicano Council on Higher Education Conference held in Pomona, CA, October 22-24, 1982. Includes the report, "The Hispanic Policy Project: A Final Report."

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Folder 6 NALEO Administration 1981-82 Physical Description: 9 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Administrative correspondence of the National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed officials regarding membership and organizational objectives. Include its newsletter and brochures on its special projects.

Folder 7 NCSSH Administration 1984 Physical Description: 21 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The National Commission on Secondary Schooling for Hispanics sends TR material regarding the needs and development of higher education in the Hispanic community. Include general correspondence and agenda on business meetings.

Folder 8 NCSSH Administration 1983-84 Physical Description: 15 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The National Commission on Secondary Schooling for Hispanics sends TR its latest research reports dealing with Chicanos and Latinos in education, economics and national policy. Contain some general organizational memoranda.

Box 36, Folder 1 NCSSH Administration 1981-83 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Published reports and memoranda of the National Commission on Secondary Schooling for Hispanics regarding the educational development of Chicano/Latino students. Includes the report entitled "Secondary Public Schools in America."

Folder 2 NCSSH Executive Committee 1981-84 Physical Description: 25 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Administrative correspondence of the National Commission on Secondary Schooling for Hispanics concerning its special projects and executive meetings. Include published reports on the status of Chicanos/Latinos in education.

Folder 3 NCSSH Administration 1983-84 Physical Description: 24 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Memoranda and publications of the National Commission on Secondary Schooling for Hispanics concerning challenges on social policy facing Latinos in higher education. Includes the report, "The Hispanic Policy Development Project."

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Folder 4 NCSSH Board of Trustees 1983-84 Physical Description: 40 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Internal memoranda of the National Commission on Secondary Schooling for Hispanics on its board meeting in Chicago, IL, March 24, 1984. Contain various articles and the report, "Demographic Imperatives."

Folder 5 NCSSH Executive Committee 1983-84 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Internal memoranda of the National Commission on Secondary Schooling for Hispanics concerning its meetings and goals. Include the reports, "Equity: Providing Equal Access for all Children" and "Reality of the Hispanic Dropout."

Folder 6 NCSSH Administration 1984 Physical Description: 5 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Publications dealing with higher education and the National Commission on Secondary Schooling for Hispanics. Contains the January 5, 1984, statement by the secretary of education and the report entitled "The Failure of Our Public Schools."

Folder 7 NCSSH Administration 1983-84 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Administrative memoranda and publications of the National Commission on Secondary Schooling for Hispanics concerning its projects and meetings. Include the reports, "Education Under Study" and "A Survey on Entering Freshmen."

Box 37, Folder 1 NHQC Executive Committee 1984 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Arnhilda Gonzales-Quevedo, vice president of the National Hispanic Quincentennial Commission invites TR to become a member and help plan the five-hundredth anniversary of the European encounter with the indigenous people of the Americas.

Folder 2 NHSF Board of Directors 1980-81 Physical Description: 30 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Ernest Robles, executive director of the National Hispanic Scholarship Fund invites TR to join the board of directors. Include general business memoranda, brochures and reports on the board meetings and future projects for 1980-81.

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Folder 3 NHSF Board of Directors 1982 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Executive committee memoranda and reports of the National Hispanic Scholarship Fund dealing with its goals and activities. Contain minutes, agenda and a catalog entitled "The National Hispanic Scholarship Fund Recipients."

Folder 4 NHSF Administration 1981-82 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Legal reports and memoranda regarding the National Hispanic Scholarship Fund's incorporation and annual financial reports. Include general memoranda and minutes on the fund.

Folder 5 NHSF Board of Directors 1983-84 Physical Description: 42 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Internal correspondence from the NHSF executive committee regarding the selection of new recipients and awards during the 1983-84 academic year. Contain brochures, minutes and proposals on the goals and objectives of the organization.

Folder 6 NCHEMS Board of Directors 1979-83 Physical Description: 35 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Board of trustees' material of the National Center for Higher Education Management Systems regarding new leadership and election of members. Include memoranda on new projects and publications in higher education.

Folder 7 NCHEMS Publications 1979-84 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Published reports and newsletters of the National Center for Higher Education Management Systems regarding its special projects and goals. Includes the report, "NCHEMS Program Plan for 1980-85."

Box 38, Folder 1 PMAA Executive Committee 1980 Physical Description: 8 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Frank J. Quevedo, co-chair of the Personnel Management Association of Aztlán invites TR to attend a reception honoring him and other Chicano corporate officers.

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Folder 2 PDK Internal Memoranda 1981-83 Physical Description: 25 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Phi Delta Kappa correspondence regarding its goals and activities. Include copies of its monthly magazine, brochures and conference material.

Folder 3 GRCC Administration 1981 Physical Description: 50 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Internal memoranda and publications of the Greater Riverside Chamber of Commerce which was established to promote economic and civic development in the city. Include brochures and agenda of its goals and objectives.

Folder 4 GRCC Administration 1982 Physical Description: 44 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Administrative memoranda of the Greater Riverside Chamber of Commerce concerning its special projects and executive board meetings. Include published reports, agenda and brochures on its future activities and funding.

Folder 5 GRCC Administration 1982 Physical Description: 55 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Executive committee correspondence of the Greater Riverside Chamber of Commerce regarding its activities and meetings during its new year. Contain various articles published in newspapers dealing with economic development.

Folder 6 GRCC Administration 1983 Physical Description: 35 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The executive committee memoranda of the Greater Riverside Chamber of Commerce dealing with its special projects in economic development. Include the minutes and the proposal entitled "Preparation of a Funding Feasibility Analysis."

Folder 7 GRCC Administration 1983 Physical Description: 30 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Published newsletters and reports of the Greater Riverside Chamber of Commerce regarding its activities and objectives. Contains the report entitled "Interim Guidelines on University/Industry Relations," and several newspaper articles.

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Folder 8 RCH Board of Directors 1981 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Legal correspondence and memoranda regarding the Riverside Community Hospital Board of Directors' special projects and executive committees. Contain minutes, agenda and reports on its activities and funding.

Box 39, Folder 1 PBK Executive Committee 1980-84 Physical Description: 17 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. R.K. Soost, president of the Riverside Iota Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, notifies TR of his election as an honorary member. Contain membership lists and copies of the chapter's monthly publication.

Folder 2 Riverside Museum Material 1982 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Material and publications of the Riverside Museum Associates regarding its Vincent Price Collection exhibit to be held at the museum in the fall of 1982.

Folder 3 IAUA Internal Memoranda 1980-83 Physical Description: 35 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Internal correspondence and brochures of the Inter-American University Association regarding its seminars and workshops on international development and communication. Include the journals entitled Boletín; Interamérica; and Américas.

Folder 4 RCAC Executive Committee 1975-77 Physical Description: 7 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Business memoranda of the Riverside Cultural Arts Council established to promote artistic development and creativity in the community. Includes the report entitled "Survey of Educational/Cultural Resources for Riverside."

Folder 5 Riverside Volunteer Ctr. 1979-81 Physical Description: 15 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Published reports and newsletters of the Riverside Volunteer Center regarding its special projects and objectives. Contain brochures, minutes and agenda of its activities to promote community development and unity.

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Folder 6 Rockefeller Foundation 1969-81 Physical Description: 60 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Executive committee memoranda of the Rockefeller Foundation regarding its fellowship programs and special activities. Contains a list of the Rockefeller Minority Fellows.

Folder 7 Rotary International Club 1979 Physical Description: 3 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Franklin A. Lindeburg, committee chairman informs TR that he has been selected as an honorary member of the Riverside Rotary Club. Include application and monthly newsletter.

Folder 8 Shelly Memorial Award 1979-83 Physical Description: 18 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UC President David S. Saxon of the University of California invites TR to be a judge for the Shelly Memorial Award. Include general correspondence regarding the Poetry Society of America.

Folder 9 SCAG Internal Memoranda 1982 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Clayton Record, Jr., of Riverside's Monday Morning Group sends TR a letter of acceptance into the Southern California Associated Government. Include organizational charts and a Regional Advisory Council membership list.

Folder 10 SWBRC Administration 1979-81 Physical Description: 25 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Business memoranda and ideas of the Southwest Border Regional Commission established to promote economic development and peace along the border. Contains the report, "Southwest Border Regional Commission State Investment Plan."

Folder 11 SWTSU Internal Memoranda 1980-83 Physical Description: 23 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Lee Smith, president of Southwest Texas State University invites TR to participate in the Alumni Association Homecoming activities on November 7, 1980. TR sends regrets. Include copies of several campus publications.

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Box 40, Folder 1 Times Mirror Corporation 1978-80 Physical Description: 55 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Published bulletins and brochures on the annual earnings and contributions of the Times Mirror Corporation. Include memoranda regarding its board of directors' responsibilities and TR's notes/ideas on the Aspen Conference in Colorado.

Folder 2 Times Mirror Corporation 1980-81 Physical Description: 36 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Investment correspondence and reports on the Times Mirror Corporation regarding its board of directors' meetings. Include the "Times Mirror Charitable Contributions Reports" and the "Times Equal Employment Opportunities Report."

Folder 3 Times Mirror Corporation 1981 Physical Description: 7 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Published Annual Reports on the holdings of the Times Mirror Corporation for 1981. Contain the minutes, agenda and financial statements of current earnings and contributions.

Folder 4 Times Mirror Corporation 1982 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Times Mirror Corporation internal memoranda regarding its board of directors' agenda and research on its stock. Includes the report, "A Content Analysis of the Latino Coverage in the Los Angeles Times and La Opinión."

Box 41, Folder 1 Times Mirror Corporation 1983 Physical Description: 35 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Board of directors' memoranda of the Times Mirror Corporation regarding its business investments and contributions. Include the reports, "Times Pension and Profit Sharing" and "Securities and Exchange Commission Report."

Folder 2 Times Mirror Corporation 1983 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Internal memoranda to the board of directors of the Times Mirror Corporation concerning meetings, reports and goals. Include its minutes, agenda and a "Management Report to the Board of Directors."

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Folder 3 Times Mirror Corporation 1984 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Published reports and agenda of the Times Mirror Corporation regarding its board of directors' meetings. Include general memoranda on its annual shareholders meetings.

Folder 4 Times Mirror Corporation 1984 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Published reports of the Times Mirror Corporation regarding its activities and objectives in the investment and newspaper business. Includes the report, "Times Mirror Overview of Revised 1984 Forecast," and the journal, Progress.

Box 42, Folder 1 Department of the Army 1982 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Major General Crosbie E. Saint of the U.S. Army invites TR to be a consultant and to evaluate the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College on its curriculum. Include memoranda and consultantship application forms.

Folder 2 WASC Executive Committee 1979-81 Physical Description: 42 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Publications of the Western Association of Schools and Colleges dealing with its conferences. Include the reports, "International Dimensions in Higher Education" and the "Annual Report for the Accrediting Commission."

Folder 3 WASC Board of Directors 1982-83 Physical Description: 32 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Executive committee memoranda of the Western Association of Schools and Colleges dealing with its accrediation process and projects in higher education. Contains the report entitled "History of the Western College Association."

Folder 4 WASC Board of Directors 1982-84 Physical Description: 25 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Internal memoranda of the Western Association of Schools and Colleges dealing with its executive committee meetings and annual conference. Includes the published essay, "The Idea of Education: Rediscovery of Purpose in a Brave New World."

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Folder 5 WASC Executive Committee 1984 Physical Description: 40 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Executive committee memoranda of the Western Association of Schools and Colleges regarding its 1985 annual conference to be held on the Queen Mary in Long Beach, CA. Contains the report entitled "The Humanity of Technology."

Folder 6 UCR Business Memberships 1980-83 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Internal memoranda regarding TR's present and past memberships in various organizations. Includes a membership list and new UC policy regarding institutional memberships.

Box 43, Folder 1 UCR Financial Records 1981 Physical Description: 70 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. TR's travel itinerary during the 1980-81 academic year. Include notes, receipts and internal memoranda regarding his administrative travel schedule.

Folder 2 UCR Financial Records 1981-82 Physical Description: 60 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR travel itinerary of TR for the 1981-82 academic year. Contain receipts, notes and itinerary lists of TR's various administrative meetings.

Folder 3 UCR Financial Records 1982-83 Physical Description: 80 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Internal memoranda and travel itinerary of TR during the 1982-83 academic year. Contain receipts and notes.

Folder 4 UCR Financial Records 1982-83 Physical Description: 70 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR travel itinerary of TR during the 1982-83 academic year and general memoranda.

Folder 5 UCR Financial Records 1983 Physical Description: 80 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Administrative travel of TR for UCR during the 1983 academic year. Include receipts, itinerary and general memoranda concerning his scheduled appointments.

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Folder 6 UCR Financial Records 1979-81 Physical Description: 90 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Internal memoranda and travel itinerary of TR during the 1979-81 academic year. Include receipts, notes and schedules of TR's meetings.

Folder 7 UCR Financial Records 1979-83 Physical Description: 70 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. UCR travel itinerary and memoranda of TR during the 1979-83 academic years. Contain financial records, receipts and schedules of his appointments.

Box 44, Folder 1 UCR Financial Records 1983-84 Physical Description: 80 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Internal memoranda and travel itinerary of TR during the 1983-84 academic year. Contain receipts, flight schedules and meeting arrangements.

Folder 2 UCR Financial Records 1982-84 Physical Description: 120 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Administrative travel itinerary for TR during the 1982-84 academic years. Include receipts, notes for his scheduled appointments.

Folder 3 Publication Reprints 1979-84 Physical Description: 55 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Several universities and publishing houses request permission to reprint TR's short stories in their new Chicano anthologies. Include memoranda on TR's academic history for Who's Who in America.

Folder 4 UCR Professional Report 1979-81 Physical Description: 12 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. TR submits his UCR Report of Outside Professional Activities of Faculty Members. It lists his business and academic memberships in various organizations in the United States.

Folder 5 UCR Economic Interests 1979-82 Physical Description: 22 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UC System administration requests that TR file under the UC Conflict of Interest Code prepared in response to the Fair Political Practices Act of 1974. Include reports, applications and brochures on filing requirements.

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Folder 6 UCR Economic Interests 1983-84 Physical Description: 25 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. TR's disclosure of his finances during the 1983-84 academic year. Include memoranda, applications and brochures on the UC Systems' financial disclosure forms.

Folder 7 UCR Employment Time Cards 1979-84 Physical Description: 70 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UC Riverside time sheets of TR during his academic tenure from 1979-84. Include internal memoranda from UC System administration concerning economic interests.

Folder 8 UCR Chancellor's Benefits 1979-84 Physical Description: 40 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR Chancellor's Benefits and Personnel forms concerning health benefits, insurance policy and future retirement. Include UC System memoranda on its corporate credit cards for designated university officials.

Box 45, Folder 1 UCFR Inauguration Event 1979-80 Physical Description: 70 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Administrative and personal correspondence from colleagues and friends regarding UCR's inauguration ceremonies for TR. Include the inauguration speeches on higher education of TR and Dr. Ernest Boyer.

Folder 2 UCR Inauguration Ceremony 1980 Physical Description: 40 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Published brochures and invitations regarding the inauguration of TR at UCR in 1980. Contain lists of addresses of invited guests and program notebooks.

Folder 3 UCR Professional Speeches 1979-84 Physical Description: 7 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. Professional speeches given by TR at ceremonies and conferences on education, the sciences and the humanities. Include notes and ideas for his speeches.

Folder 4 Vitae/Hispanic Educators 1979-81 Physical Description: 40 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Curriculum vitae of Hispanic educators throughout the United States sent to TR for his review. Include general articles and correspondence.

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Folder 5 Vitae/Hispanic Educators 1973-84 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Chicano/Latino educators send TR their curriculum vitae for him to review and to use in making recommendations for fellowships and tenure. Include Dr. Leal's vita and Dr. Charles Tatum's tenure review folder.

Box 46, Folder 1 CHC Board of Trustees 1981-82 Physical Description: 3 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Published material of the Californios for Fair Representation regarding their National Hispanic Heritage Week. Contains an invitation to a Latino Unity Tardeada.

Folder 2 Chicano Education Project 1979-82 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Internal memoranda and published articles on the Colorado Chicano Education Project established to promote bilingual and bicultural education. Include Un Nuevo Día newsletter and material on the project's annual budget.

Folder 3 United Way Agency 1979 Physical Description: 16 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Administrative memoranda of the Riverside Community Settlement Association regarding its fund-raisers and programs. Include newsletters and brochures explaining its services.

Folder 4 Los Angeles Artists 1982 Physical Description: 5 AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. Manuel "Manazar" Gamboa, executive director of the Los Angeles Concilio de Arte Popular invites TR to join and assist in expanding its organization. Include general notes and ideas on its structure.

Folder 5 CPU Internal Memoranda 1979-82 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Internal memorands of the Congreso para Pueblos Unidos de San Bernardino regarding its special projects and Unity Conferences. Contain flyers, program brochures and reports of its organization which is sponsored by Dr. Armando Navarro.

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Folder 6 HWHE Internal Memoranda 1979-83 Physical Description: 30 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Publications and internal memorands of the Hispanic Women in Higher Education regarding its goals in business, government and higher education. Include copies of the quarterly newsletter entitled Intercambios Femeniles.

Folder 7 UCR Las Chicanas Assn. 1980 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Magdalena Núñez, president of Las Chicanas of UCR requests funding for her club to attend the First National Hispanic Feminist Conference in San Jose, CA. Contain material on Las Chicanas' goals and objectives.

Folder 8 LBA Internal Memoranda 1980-81 Physical Description: 6 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Internal memoranda of the Latin Businessmen's Association dealing with its 1980 Awards Banquet in Los Angeles and its business activities. Include José Calero's correspondence.

Folder 9 MAPMA Board of Directors 1979-83 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Business memoranda of the Mexican American Personnel Management Association regarding its annual lecture series. Include some of its published material and general notes.

Folder 10 MALDEF Board of Trustees 1979-84 Physical Description: 40 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Published memorands of the Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund regarding its activities in court. Contain brochures, flyers and several reports on political participation and higher education.

Folder 11 MEChA: Riverside, CA 1979-83 Physical Description: 40 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. El Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de Aztlán of Riverside City College, CA, invites TR to present the keynote address at its "End Barrio Warfare Symposium." Include general correspondence and published material on the program.

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Box 47, Folder 1 UCR Mujeres Unidas Assn. 1980-82 Physical Description: 8 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Internal correspondence of the Mujeres Unidas Association regarding its annual dinner and fashion show. Include information on its scholarships given to UCR Chicana students.

Folder 2 RACHE Internal Memoranda 1979-84 Physical Description: 75 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Administrative memoranda of the Raza Administrators and Counselors in Higher Education regarding the development of innovative recruitment and retention programs. Include material on its conferences, meetings and membership lists.

Folder 3 GRHCC Board of Directors 1979-84 Physical Description: 55 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Executive memoranda and publications of the Greater Riverside Hispanic Chamber of Commerce concerning its goals in government, business and education. Contain material on activities, membership lists and administrative reports.

Folder 4 Inter-American Pictures 1980-81 Physical Description: 12 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Inter-American Pictures memoranda dealing with the Bless Me, Última film project, directed by José Luis Ruiz. Include information on funding, on the film's development and on Rudy Anaya, the novel's Chicano author.

Folder 5 Casa Ramona Association 1980-81 Physical Description: 12 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Internal memoranda and published articles of the Casa Ramona Association dealing with violence and crime. Contain material on the goals and objectives of the California Commission on Crime Control.

Folder 6 UCR Creative Writing Data 1980-84 Physical Description: 70 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Academic memoranda on TR's Creative Writing Advanced Fiction Workshop at UCR which he developed to help students improve their creative writing skills. Contain TR's notes and ideas on several students and projects.

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Folder 7 UCR Dissertation Material 1981-82 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. UCR Dissertation Committee material on Evangelina Enríquez' work entitled "A Definition of, and Critical Approaches to, Chicano(a) Literature." Include copies of the drafts that TR reviewed and correspondence regarding her final work.

Folder 8 Hispanic Education Issues 1979-83 Physical Description: 18 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Publications and internal memoranda of the U.S. office of Education regarding its National Conference on the Education of Hispanics. Include brochures, flyers and articles on bilingual education in the American school system.

Box 48, Folder 1 NHPC Board of Directors 1980-81 Physical Description: 80 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Executive publications and material of the National Hispanic Policy Center regarding its future programs to promote minorities in higher education. Include correspondence from Alfredo G. de los Santos, Jr., and Tomás A. Arciniega.

Folder 2 NHPC Internal Memoranda 1981 Physical Description: 25 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. National Hispanic Policy Center internal memoranda on the policies and goals of the association. Contain the reports entitled "The National Institute for Chicano Policy Studies" and "The Kingston Orientation Report."

Folder 3 NHPC Board of Directors 1982 Physical Description: 35 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Executive memoranda of the National Hispanic Policy Center dealing with funding and future meetings. Contains a copy of the report entitled "A Proposal for the Establishment of a National Institute for Chicano Policy Studies."

Folder 4 NHPC Board of Directors 1982 Physical Description: 30 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Publications and business memoranda of the National Hispanic Policy Center regarding political and social issues in education. Contains the report, "A Proposal for the Establishment of a National Institute for Chicano Policy Studies."

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Folder 5 NHPC Board of Directors 1983-84 Physical Description: 45 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Executive memoranda and reports of the National Hispanic Policy Center regarding its future funding and research in higher education. Includes "A Proposal for the Establishment of a National Institute for Chicano Policy Studies."

Box 49, Folder 1 HRMDP Internal Memoranda 1979-82 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Antonio Furino, director of the Human Resources Management and Development Program at UTSA invites TR to a Symposium on Human Resource Development. Include TR's "Abrazo" lecture, and general research reports.

Folder 2 HRMDP Published Articles 1981 Physical Description: 3 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Reports of the Human Resources Management and Development Program on Chicanos/Latinos in the U.S. work force. Include the reports, "The Cuban Influx into South Florida" and "Gender Differences Among Mexican American Youth."

Folder 3 HRMDP Publications 1981-82 Physical Description: 6 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Publications of the Human Resources Management and Development Program on economics and migration of Chicanos/Latinos. Include the reports, "Hispanic Workers in the U.S." and "Undocumented Migration from Mexico."

Folder 4 UTEP PBS-Television 1980 Physical Description: 2 TL/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Antonio Parra of KCOS Public Television at UTEP sends TR some material on the station's Historical Minute program for his review. Contains a description of each program.

Folder 5 KCET Los Angeles Station 1980-83 Physical Description: 30 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Internal memoranda and treatment of La Historia Project directed by Jesús Salvador Treviño concerning the film project Seguín, and the treatment of Tierra. Contain articles on Chicano filmmakers published in Caminos magazine in 1982.

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Folder 6 KCET Los Angeles Station 1979-80 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Working treatments and notes of KCET-La Historia Project, directed by Jesús S. Treviño, focusing on Chicano history. Include the treatments, Land and Labor, Juan Herrera; I was Smart when I was Nine; and Executing Justice

Folder 7 LASA Internal Memoranda 1979 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Dr. Gene Bell-Villada at Williams College in Williamstown, MA, invites TR to present his views on Tierra, at the annual Latin American Studies Association symposium at Bloomington, IN. TR accepts.

Folder 8 LAP Internal Memoranda 1979 Physical Description: 80 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Ronald H. Chilcote, managing editor of Latin American Perspectives, requests that TR continue the funding for the UCR journal. Include correspondence from across the U.S. concerning the continued financial support of the journal.

Folder 9 Chicano Film Project 1983 Physical Description: 8 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Moctezuma Esparza and Robert Young work together to produce the Chicano film classic, The Ballad of Gregorio Cortéz. Include TR's article on Gregorio Cortéz, and general information on the production and distribution of the film.

Folder 10 Creative Writing: Barrios 1981 Physical Description: 3 TLS/TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Greg Barrios, a Chicano writer sends TR a copy of his new poetry book, Puro rollo, and requests TR to write an introduction. TR writes: "This collection is about deep and profound sensitivity as well as cynical and ideal perception."

Box 50, Folder 1 Bank of Los Angeles, CA 1984 Physical Description: 6 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Published material sent to TR regarding investments in the Bank of Los Angeles. Includes a copy of the bank's annual report, shares application and general correspondence.

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Folder 2 BIA Corporate Memorandum 1983 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Dean T. Alexander, president of the Building Industry Association invites TR to attend a meeting on bond improvements. Includes a monthly newsletter entitled BIA Action.

Folder 3 Bourns Corporate Data 1983 Physical Description: 6 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Bourns Corporation sends TR material on its operations and business goals. Includes a brochure, lithograph and general correspondence.

Folder 4 UCR Corporate Outreach 1982 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. TR writes top CEO's and invites them to take advantage of the vast resources and services offered by the UCR graduate programs and research endeavors. Include names and address lists of top "100" corporations.

Folder 5 CCTA Board of Directors 1979-81 Physical Description: 12 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Raymond Joslin, vice president of the California Community Television Association invites TR to become a board member and assist with the managing of community service channels. Include general correspondence, agenda and assembly bills.

Folder 6 FCMC Board of Directors 1982 Physical Description: 7 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Internal memoranda of the Foothill Corridor Marketing Consortium dealing with economic and social development in the Ontario/San Bernardino community. Include some articles.

Folder 7 GMC Internal Memoranda 1984 Physical Description: 4 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Published material of the General Motors Corporation dealing with its annual production and finances. Includes a speech by Roger B. Smith, chairman of the board entitled "Humanities and Business: The Twain Shall Meet--But How?"

Folder 8 ITT Corporation Memoranda 1983 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Richard Pryor, president of the International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation discusses advancements in science that will affect the world of communication.

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Folder 9 Corporate Publications 1961-82 Physical Description: 21 ALS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Speeches and reports written by CEO's on the future of university administration and education. Include the speeches entitled "Qualities of a College of Character" and "Crises in Science Education."

Folder 10 Corporate Publications 1980-83 Physical Description: 7 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Published reports and commentary by several CEO's that deal with foreign policy, the humanities and education. Some of the reports are "The Fertile Verge," "Living at the Level of Our Times" and "Nationalism and Religion."

Folder 11 Corporate Publications 1970-83 Physical Description: 16 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Speeches given by Chicano/Latino scholars and dealing with Mexican American relations and educational issues. Contain the reports, "South of the Border: A Crisis Ahead?" and "Ascendency and Decline: Are We Exempt?"

Folder 12 Corporate Publications 1977-83 Physical Description: 4 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Published speeches made by CEO's in media and broadcasting. Include the speeches entitled "On Arrogance and Accountability in the Press" and "The Future for Books in the Electronic Era."

Folder 13 Corporate Publications 1974-83 Physical Description: 12 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Published newsletters and reports of various corporations regarding business, politics and education. Contain the University Bulletin; the Times Mirror newsletter; and the speech, "Politicians and Educators: Two World Views."

Box 51, Folder 1 UCR Campus Presentation 1980 Physical Description: 2 AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. Handwritten manuscript of TR's first welcoming address given to the UCR campus in 1980. The speech emphasizes excellence in higher education. Includes a plan of action list on the most important UCR objectives.

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Folder 2 UC System Admissions 1979 Physical Description: 7 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UC System memoranda regarding Special Action Admissions of High School Students and Community College Transfers. Contain the reports, "What Will 1984 Be Like?" and "Socioeconomic Implications of Recent Twists in Age Structure."

Folder 3 Riverside Business Group 1979 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Dr. Ivan Hinderaker sends TR a copy of the Press-Enterprise article on the Riverside Monday Morning Group. Its goals are to promote business opportunities in Riverside, CA.

Folder 4 Chicano Community Assn. 1977 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Published directory and memoranda of Los Padrinos of Southern California concerning Chicano community development in San Bernardino County. Contain cross-sectional information on the county's economic and educational statistics.

Folder 5 U.S. Congressional Report 1980 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. U.S. Congressional Report on several proposed amendments regarding future funding to the Higher Education Act of 1965, which was presented in the Ninety-six Congress, Second Session. The report is sent to the NCCHE Board members.

Folder 6 UCR Internal Memoranda 1979-84 Physical Description: 6 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Published flyers and brochures of various events hosting TR as the keynote speaker during his UCR tenure as chancellor.

Folder 7 City of Riverside, CA 1979-84 Physical Description: 30 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Published newsletters, maps and material of historical sites and museums in the Riverside community. Include brochures of the Huntington Library and other museums in California.

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Box 52, Folder 1 SWTSU Graduate Research 1960 Physical Description: 20 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. Administrative education examinations and notes during TR's graduate work for his master's degree in education at Southwest Texas State University. Include notes and research on the educational and political revolutions in North America.

Folder 2 SWTSU Master's Program 1960 Physical Description: 40 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. Graduate reports and research material on the duties of administering elementary and high school campuses. Include information on the principles of school administration as developed by Southwest Texas State University.

Folder 3 SWTSU Graduate Teaching 1961 Physical Description: 50 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. TR's graduate workbook on secondary education from Southwest Texas State University focusing on the basic lessons in teaching students at the junior high school level. Include research on the developmental needs of students.

Folder 4 SWTSU Graduate Work 1962-64 Physical Description: 40 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Research reports and material on the secondary curriculum requirements for the master's program at SWTSU. Include the outlines on secondary education books and a report by TR on the "Manipulation of the Learned Dialog."

Folder 5 University of Houston, TX 1963 Physical Description: 55 TMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. University of Houston graduate work in administrative education focusing on the theoretical and systematic development of secondary supervision and teaching. Contain reports and notes on the philosophy of supervision and teaching.

Folder 6 SWTSU Graduate Research 1963-64 Physical Description: 8 TMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Research on school and community relations for the master's program at Southwest Texas State University. Contain the reports, "Survey of the Clear Creek Independent and Consolidated School District" and "Public Relations Ideas."

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Box 53, Folder 1 NDEA Language Institute 1962-63 Physical Description: 110 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Research and class notes on the NDEA Language Institute of the University of Arizona which teaches the Spanish language and literature directed by Dr. Seymour Menton. Include a class syllabus, work sheets and bibliographies.

Folder 2 NDEA Language Institute 1962-63 Physical Description: 70 TMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Luis Leal, a Spanish professor at the NDEA Language Institute teaches Mexican literature and the technical aspects of the short story. Include his class syllabus, literature work sheets and linguistics class notes.

Folder 3 UON Graduate Examinations 1968-69 Physical Description: 45 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Spanish language examinations administered by TR during his graduate program at the University of Oklahoma at Norman. Include student papers and notes.

Folder 4 UON Graduate Examinations 1963-69 Physical Description: 80 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR's research and Spanish examinations given to his students during his graduate program at the University of Oklahoma. Includes a dictionary of Spanish language agricultural terms developed by the Universidad de San Simeón, México.

Folder 5 UON Student Teaching 1968-69 Physical Description: 80 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. University of Oklahoma Student Teaching material dealing with Spanish teaching curriculum at the basic and advanced levels. Includes the report entitled "Student Teaching," and several Spanish examinations given to TR's students.

Box 54, Folder 1 SWTSU Teaching Methods 1961 Physical Description: 1 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR develops a Spanish curriculum workbook to teach beginning Spanish to elementary school children. The curriculum gives methods and techniques which can be used by teachers.

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Folder 2 NDEA Language Institute 1962 Physical Description: 70 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. NDEA Spanish Language Institute research material and class notes on linguistics and morphology during TR's graduate work in the Romance languages. Includes the report entitled "The Future in Foreign Languages."

Folder 3 UON Romance Languages 1967 Physical Description: 70 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Research and class notes in philology for TR's Ph.D. in the Romance languages at the University of Oklahoma. Include work sheets and a glossary of philological terms.

Folder 4 UON Latin Terminology 1967 Physical Description: 30 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Research material on Latin during TR's graduate studies for his Ph.D. at the University of Oklahoma. Include his class notes and Latin terminology work sheets.

Folder 5 UON Philosophy Research 1967 Physical Description: 20 PrArt Scope and Content Note Sp. Research material on the biographies of philosophers from St. Augustine (354-430 A.D.), to José Ortega y Gasset (1883- 1955).

Folder 6 UON Graduate Programs 1969/77 Physical Description: 30 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Graduate material on the University of Oklahoma's Ph.D. program in the Romance languages. Include internal memoranda of its Study Abroad Program and its graduate fellowships.

Folder 7 SWTSU Pan American Club 1964-65 Physical Description: 35 TMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Internal memoranda of the Pan American Forum of Austin, TX, regarding its goals and ideas for student membership. Contain information on its charter and executive board.

Folder 8 Texas Publications 1964-74 Physical Description: 15 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Published brochures and flyers from various universities and associations on education and employment opportunities in the humanities. Contain a Sigma Delta Pi workbook and material on the projects of the Kiwanis International Club.

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Box 55, Folder 1 UON Spanish Literature 1966 Physical Description: 120 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR's graduate work at the University of Oklahoma at Norman in Spanish literature of the fourteenth through seventeenth centuries. Contain material on El poema de mio Cid; Don Quijote, and general research on early Spanish history.

Folder 2 UON Spanish Literature 1967 Physical Description: 70 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Research material on the early Latin American novel from the fifteenth through eighteenth century. Include notes on Totec, Inca and early Spanish writers such as Nezahualcóyotl de Tezcoco, Inca Garcilaso de la Vega and Bernardo Sahagún.

Folder 3 UON Spanish Literature 1967 Physical Description: 70 TMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Research material on Spanish literature's Age of Romanticism (1808-1850) compiled during TR's training at the University of Oklahoma. Contains the essay entitled "El romanticismo en María de Jorge Isaacs," and critical bibliographies.

Folder 4 SWTSU Spanish Teaching 1965 Physical Description: 40 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Student teaching material during TR's training at Southwest Texas State University. Include final examinations, work sheets on intermediate Spanish and bibliography on the intellectual history of Mexican thought.

Folder 5 SWTSU Spanish Literature 1961-70 Physical Description: 45 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Southwest Texas State University research on the Spanish Romantic poets of the early nineteenth century. Include the reports, "Obras dramáticas de Jacinto Benavente" and "José de Espronceda, poeta romántico: su vida y sus obras."

Folder 6 UON Spanish Research 1967 Physical Description: 85 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Research material on the history and authors of Spain's Golden Age (sixteenth and seventeenth centuries). Include the reports and essays studied by TR in his Ph.D. program.

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Box 56, Folder 1 UON Spanish Literature 1968 Physical Description: 45 TMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Brief history of the Spanish theatre during Spain's Golden Age (sixteenth and seventeenth centuries). Include class syllabi, reports and bibliographies on Spanish authors such as Cervantes, Lope de Vega and Ruiz de Alarcón.

Folder 2 UON Spanish Literature 1967 Physical Description: 85 TMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. University of Oklahoma graduate material on Spanish Post-Romanticism and Realism (1850-1898). Include essays and bibliographies on Post-Romantic authors such as Pardo Bazán, Palacio Valdés and Blasco Ibáñez.

Folder 3 UON Spanish Literature 1968 Physical Description: 40 TMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Research material on the Spanish American essay from the early nineteenth to the twentieth century. Contain notes on Latin American, Mexican and American writers such as Murena, Ramos, Vasconcelos and Romanell.

Folder 4 UON Spanish Literature 1967 Physical Description: 20 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Peninsular Spanish poetry and Golden Age prose outlines from the twelveth through seventeenth centuries. Contain essays and bibliographies on early Spanish and Mexican authors such as Juan Ruiz, Sor Juana Inéz de la Cruz and Luis de Góngora.

Folder 5 UON Spanish Literature 1967 Physical Description: 65 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Background material on the development of Spanish drama and poetry during the nineteenth century. Include drama theory work sheets and bibliographies of Spanish authors such as José Zorrilla, José Echegaray and Gustavo Adolfo Bécquer.

Folder 6 UON Spanish Material 1968 Physical Description: 120 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Modern Spanish literature material on the authors of Spain's "Generación del 98" (early twentieth century). Include essays and bibliographies on Miguel de Unamuno, Jorge Luis Borges, Antonio Machado and Federico García Lorca.

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Box 57, Folder 1 UON Spanish Literature 1968 Physical Description: 100 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Research on the authors of Spain's Neo-Classic and Romantic periods (seventeenth through nineteenth centuries). Include outlines and bibliographies on novelists Ramón de la Cruz, Juan Meléndez Valdés and Gaspar Melchor de Jovellanos.

Folder 2 SHSU Spanish Teaching 1971 Physical Description: 40 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Sam Houston State University teaching notes and work sheets on intermediate Spanish taught by TR during the 1970's. Include examinations, student lists and class assignments.

Folder 3 SHSU Spanish Teaching 1967-71 Physical Description: 30 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Comprehensive course on "Literatura hispanoamericana," given by TR at Sam Houston State University. Include bibliographies of Mesoamerican literature of the fifteenth century and modern Spanish literature of the twentieth century.

Folder 4 UON Bibliographic Methods 1967-68 Physical Description: 40 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Research on the methods and problems of creating your own selective critical bibliography and publishing your own manuscript. Include outlines on bibliographic techniques for Spanish drama of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.

Folder 5 UON Spanish Literature 1968-69 Physical Description: 60 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Modern Spanish poetry from the nineteenth and twentieth centuries dealing with techniques used in poetry. Include work sheets, history outlines and bibliographies of authors such as García Lorca, Palacio Valdés and Clarín.

Folder 6 UON Spanish Literature 1967 Physical Description: 20 TMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Romance language philological research on the Auto de los Reyes Magos, from the twelfth century fragments found by the Canon Felipe Fernández Vallejo in the Cathedral of Toledo. Include notes on the work's development and history.

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Folder 7 UON Spanish Literature 1968 Physical Description: 70 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A brief history of the development of modern Spanish poetry during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Contain essays on techniques of poetry and ideas on Unamuno, Ortega y Gasset and Valle Inclán.

Box 58, Folder 1 UON Spanish Literature 1969 Physical Description: 100 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Contemporary Latin American and Mexican novelists of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Include bibliographies, essays and outlines on Mariano Azuela, Eduardo Mallea, Juan Rulfo and Héctor E. Murena.

Folder 2 UON Spanish Literature 1969 Physical Description: 90 TMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Research on the development of the Mexican and Latin American novelists during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Contain outlines, essays and bibliograpies on Luis Guzmán, Carlos Fuentes, Ernesto Sábato and Mario Vargas Llosa.

Folder 3 UON Spanish Literature 1968 Physical Description: 100 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Research on the techniques used in "La novela hispanoamericana" of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Include work sheets, essays and outlines of authors such as Manuel Gutiérrez Nájera, José Rubén Romero and Amado Nervo.

Folder 4 UON Spanish Literature 1968 Physical Description: 100 TMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Development and history of the modern Mexican novel during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Include outlines and bibliographies on Mexican authors such as Juan Rulfo, Mariano Azuela, Samuel Ramos and Octavio Paz.

Box 59, Folder 1 UON Spanish Literature 1966-70 Physical Description: 100 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Comprehensive course on the history of early Spanish literature from the Golden Age to the Neo-Classic period. Contain notes and bibliographies of authors such as Juan Ruiz, José Asunción Silva and Sor Juana Inéz de la Cruz.

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Folder 2 SHSU Spanish Literature 1970 Physical Description: 35 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Research material on Spanish drama during the twentieth century for a course taught at Sam Houston State University. Include essays and bibliographies on playwrights such as Benavente, García Lorca, Valle-Inclán and Sastre.

Folder 3 SHSU Spanish Literature 1971 Physical Description: 50 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Modern Spanish literature on Latin American and Mexican authors of the twentieth century whose styles included existentialism, surrealism and realism. Contain work sheets and outlines on Rulfo, Borges, García Márquez and Cortázar.

Folder 4 UTSA Hispanic Culture 1973-75 Physical Description: 55 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A comprehensive course on Hispanic culture and civilization up to the sixteenth century. Include essays, notes and reports on the Arabic, Spanish and Mesoamerican influences.

Folder 5 UTSA History of Spain 1975 Physical Description: 70 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Research material on the history of ideas in Spain from the thirteenth through twentieth centuries. Include teaching notes and classifications of the philosophies, theologies and methodologies of Spanish writers and intellectuals.

Folder 6 Universidad de Madrid 1969 Physical Description: 45 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Research material on the development of Spanish culture from the sixteenth to the nineteenth century. Include notes and brochures of the Summer Abroad Program at the Universidad de Madrid, where TR studied during his graduate years.

Folder 7 UTSA Mesoamerican Ideas 1970-74 Physical Description: 40 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A course on the culture and history of the Mesoamerican indigenous society of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries given by TR at UTSA. Include notes and ideas on Spanish history and culture.

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Box 60, Folder 1 UON Teaching Material 1965-70 Physical Description: 45 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Teaching material on the novel, short story and essay used by TR at the University of Oklahoma. Contain definitions used by several writers to describe their style and literary movement.

Folder 2 UTSA Spanish Literature 1963-71 Physical Description: 30 TMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Research material on the development of the Latin American and Mexican essay during the nineteenth through twentieth centuries. Include essays and articles by Leopoldo Zea, Samuel Ramos, Octavio Paz and Julio Cortázar.

Folder 3 UTSA Linguistic Reports 1974-78 Physical Description: 3 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Linguistic research notes advanced at UTSA on cross-cultural and vernacular aspects of the Spanish language. Include two reports, "Ritual Insults in San Antonio Spanish" and "The Case for a Sociolinguistic Marking System."

Folder 4 UTSA Spanish Literature 1973 Physical Description: 30 TMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. UTSA student papers on Spain's seventeenth century author, Miguel de Cervantes. Include reports on Don Quijote.

Folder 5 Trinity University, TX 1972 Physical Description: 50 TMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Modern Spanish literature material on the members of the "Generación del 98." Include student outlines and notes on Federico García Lorca, Alfonso Sastre, Víctor Ruiz Iriarte and Ana María Matute.

Folder 6 Trinity University, TX 1972-73 Physical Description: 35 TMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A history and development of the modern Spanish novel during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Contain student essays and notes on authors such as Ana María Matute, Víctor Ruiz Iriarte and Alfonso Sastre.

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Box 61, Folder 1 UTSA Chicano Literature 1970-74 Physical Description: 30 AN/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Published essays and articles dealing with literature, the arts and education in the Mexican American community. Include the essays, "Moctezuma's Children," "El desarrollo del cuento chicano" and "Pochos: The Different Mexicans."

Folder 2 UTSA Biculturalism Class 1970-75 Physical Description: 70 TMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. UTSA comprehensive course on biculturalism in the Southwest and how it affects the historical, economic and political conditions of its environment. Include TR's class notes, student research papers and bibliographic material.

Folder 3 UTSA Biculturalism Class 1974-75 Physical Description: 70 TMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Research material on biculturalism in the Southwest dealing with the development and history of the Chicano community. Contain TR's ideas, student papers and bibliographic notes.

Folder 4 UTSA Chicano Literature 1978 Physical Description: 10 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR's class lectures on the historical development of the Chicano movement and its literary, socioeconomic and political influences. Include notes and ideas on the issues that helped shape the Chicano community.

Folder 5 UTSA Chicano Literature 1978-79 Physical Description: 20 TMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. UTSA workshop in Chicano literature given by TR and focusing on the technical aspects of the Chicano short story, novel and essay. Include outlines, student research papers on TR's Tierra, and general themes used in Chicano literature.

Folder 6 UTSA Chicano Literature 1975-77 Physical Description: 50 TMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR's teaching material on the history and development of the Chicano literary movement and on the writers who had an influence within the Chicano community in the early 1970's. Contain TR's syllabus, research and bibliographic notes.

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Folder 7 UTSA Chicano History 1968-78 Physical Description: 30 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Research material on the Chicanos' role in the history of education as it relates to political, socioeconomic and humanistic development. Include TR's notes on bilingual education, discrimination and unemployment issues.

Folder 8 UTSA Chicano Literature 1976 Physical Description: 20 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. UTSA research material on Chicano literature taught by TR focusing on the historical pressures and societal attitudes that affected the Chicano writers of the 1960's and 70's. Include TR's class syllabus and bibliographic records.

Folder 9 UTSA Chicano Literature 1978-79 Physical Description: 2 AN/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Literary analysis of Chicano literature style and technique as it has developed during the last decade. Include the essays, "Realismo mágico y otredad en la narrativa mexicana y chicana" and "Chicano Narrative and Literary Criticism."

Folder 10 Interviews of TR: UTSA 1974-79 Physical Description: 2 TMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Interviews of TR regarding his involvement and reflections on the history of the Chicano literary movement. Contain photographs of TR and interviews given by Elsa Nava of San Antonio, TX, and Carlos Morton of San Francisco, CA.

Box 62, Folder 1 UON French Studies 1968 Physical Description: 50 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Fr. Comprehensive course on the development and history of early French literature up to the eighteenth century. Contain the reports entitled "La Chanson de Roland as the True National Epic of France" and on "Montaigne."

Folder 2 UON French Studies 1967 Physical Description: 70 AMs/TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Fr. Research on French history and authors of the seventeenth through the twentieth centuries. Include bibliographies, reports and class notes on Honoré de Balzac, Alain Robbe-Grillet and Paul Verlaine.

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Folder 3 UON French Studies 1967 Physical Description: 50 TMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Fr. University of Oklahoma graduate material on French literature during the nineteenth century. Include class notes, reports and bibliographies on Honoré de Balzac, Émile Zola and Gustave Flaubert.

Folder 4 UON French Studies 1967 Physical Description: 45 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Fr. Research on the development of classical French drama during the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries taught at the University of Oklahoma, Norman. Contain work sheets, outlines and class notes on early French writers and intellectuals.

Folder 5 UON French Studies 1967-68 Physical Description: 70 AMs/TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Fr. Research material on the history of the French novel from the seventeenth through the nineteenth centuries. Include notes, essays and reports on authors such as Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Edmond Rostand and Denis Diderot.

Folder 6 UON French Studies 1967 Physical Description: 70 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Fr. Comprehensive course on the development and history of the French novel from the eighteenth through the nineteenth centuries. Include outlines and bibliographies of writers such as Victor Hugo, Alexandre Dumas and Émile Zola.

Folder 7 UON French Studies 1968 Physical Description: 100 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Fr. Research material on the development of twentieth century French literature. Include class work sheets, an "Ottenheimer French Mini-Dictionary," and an essay entitled "Ultra-Realism in La jalousie of Alain Robbe-Grillet."

Folder 8 UON French Studies 1968-74 Physical Description: 20 AMs/TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Fr. Research on modern French literature of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries dealing with techniques used in the novel. Include essays on André Malraux, Albert Camus and Charles Palissot.

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Box 63, Folder 1 SWTSU English Department 1965-67 Physical Description: 50 TMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Research material and class notes on Whitman, Dickinson and Frost for the Elements of Poetry course taught by TR. Include the essays entitled "of What Use is Poetry?" by Dame Edith Sitwell and "The Language of Poetry," by John Ciardi.

Folder 2 SWTSU American Literature 1965-67 Physical Description: 20 TMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Class outlines on writing techniques and literature examinations given by TR during his master's program at Southwest Texas State University. Contains an essay by Follett on linguistics entitled "Sabotage in Springfield."

Folder 3 SWTSU American Literature 1965-67 Physical Description: 30 TMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Teaching material on the "Modern Methods of Writing," and on the techniques used in composition. Contain class notes and several essays on different styles of writing such as "Why Study the Short Story" and "Elements of Fiction."

Folder 4 SWTSU American Literature 1964-67 Physical Description: 70 AMs/TMs Scope and Content Note Eng. TR's graduate work in nineteenth century American literature at Southwest Texas State University. Include outlines on composition and on American authors such as Emerson, Hawthorne, Melville and Thoreau.

Folder 5 SWTSU American Literature 1964 Physical Description: 70 AMs/TMs Scope and Content Note Eng. Research material on the life and philosophy of the American author Herman Melville. Contain class outlines, reports and bibliographies.

Folder 6 SWTSU American Literature 1958-64 Physical Description: 30 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. A course on the American novel and short story of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Contain class notes, book reviews and TR's essay, "Whitman's Cosmic Consciousness."

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Box 64, Folder 1 Chicano Bibliographies 1970-75 Physical Description: 10 TMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. General research bibliographies on contemporary Chicano publications from California to Texas. Include material on Mexican American guides, anthologies and directories.

Folder 2 Chicano Bibliographies 1902-74 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Research material on a comprehensive list of Chicano/Latino bibliographies published in the United States from 1902 to 1974. Include short stories, poems, essays, novels and reports.

Folder 3 Chicano Bibliographies 1974-78 Physical Description: 10 TMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Contemporary Chicano bibliographies from the University of Texas at El Paso dealing with films, novels, short stories and tapes. Include material on Latin American periodicals from the University of California at Riverside.

Folder 4 Chicano Bibliographies 1954-73 Physical Description: 4 TMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Annotated bibliographies of contemporary Chicano journals, novels and short stories that deal with twentieth century thought and philosophy. Include Chicano anthologies and book lists of Spanish literature and language.

Folder 5 General Bibliographies 1970-72 Physical Description: 10 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Bibliographies of ethnic writers in America focusing on the African American, Chicano/Latino and Native American communities. Include lists of children's books and resources for educational films.

Folder 6 Chicano Bibliographies 1970-75 Physical Description: 4 TMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Annotated bibliographies on Chicano/Latino contemporary publications from California to Texas. Contain information on the most recent novels, short stories, essays and journals.

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Folder 7 Chicano Bibliographies 1972 Physical Description: 1 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A historical anthology, primarily bilingual of the main contours and themes of Chicano literary expression. Shows the variety and richness of Chicano writing as well as its antecedents in Mexico.

Folder 8 Literary Criticisms 1965-75 Physical Description: 30 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Works relating to specific styles in the study of literature and languages. Include resources on Spanish literature, biographies and material on films.

Box 65, Folder 1 Junior High School Notes 1965 Physical Description: 20 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Classroom notes on seventh and eighth grade lesson plans and basic standards on curriculum. This material outlines the essential units needed to teach Spanish.

Folder 2 High School Curriculum 1965 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Classroom material on teaching Spanish grammar and syntax to high school students. Include the basic outlines for teaching Spanish.

Folder 3 Language Laboratory Notes 1965-72 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Materials on methodology of foreign languages and curriculum for teaching Spanish. Include class notes, practice drills and an essay written by TR entitled "Total Immersion Course in Spanish."

Folder 4 UON Spanish Literature 1965-67 Physical Description: 30 AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Research on the Spanish Romantic and Post-Romantic writers of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. Contain work sheets and bibliographies of Spanish writers such as Valera, Calderón, Alarcón and Blasco Ibáñez.

Folder 5 UON Graduate Work 1965 Physical Description: 20 AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Research material on the development of Spanish drama and novel during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Include biographies of Spanish writers such as Benavente, Casona, Martínez Sierra and Pérez Galdós.

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Folder 6 UON Graduate Studies 1965-68 Physical Description: 20 AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Comprehensive notes on the development of early Spanish literature from the Golden Age to the Neo-Classic period. Include bibliographies and research notes on the movements that influenced the Spanish authors.

Folder 7 UON Graduate Studies 1965-68 Physical Description: 30 AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Research on modern Spanish literature covering early twentieth century Spanish and Mexican writers. Include notes, outlines and essays on writers such as José Revueltas, Juan Rulfo, Ramón Rubín, Beatriz Guido and Carlos Fuentes.

Box 66, Folder 1 Chicano Correspondence 1971-77 Physical Description: 20 ALS/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. General correspondence and memoranda on TR's associations with Chicano/Latino writers, professors and businessmen. Include letters to Seymour Menton, Herminio Ríos, Roberto Garza and Rudy Acuña. (Oversized letters.)

Folder 2 UON Graduate Studies 1965-69 Physical Description: 15 AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Research material and class notes on philosophy during TR's graduate work for his Ph.D. at the University of Oklahoma at Norman. Include ideas on Miguel de Unamuno, Jean Paul Sartre and some notes on Aristotle.

Folder 3 General Education Data 1958-78 Physical Description: 50 AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. General research material dealing with Chicano literature, business administration and education. Include memoranda and correspondence from several colleges and universities.

Folder 4 Psychology Syllabus 1978 Physical Description: 7 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Psychology syllabus outlining the "Two Dimensions of Man," as seen from a humanistic and behavioristic perspective. Includes a study guide to test one's ability to recognize the two models of man.

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Folder 5 Elementary School Data 1965-70 Physical Description: 25 AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Research material for teaching Spanish grammar to elementary students and TR's ideas on community relations. Include outlines and reports on improving student/teacher relations.

Folder 6 Administrative Education 1961-64 Physical Description: 25 AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. Background notes on curriculum development and methodology for classroom policies and techniques in teaching. Include outlines, essays and reports on the historical development of administrative education and reform.

Folder 7 SWTSU Graduate Studies 1964-65 Physical Description: 50 AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. TR's graduate work in nineteenth century American literature at Southwest Texas State University. Include class notes on composition and on American writers such as Channing, Emerson, Hawthorne and Thoreau.

Folder 8 UON Graduate Studies 1967 Physical Description: 30 AMs/TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Fr. Research material on French history and writers from the seventeenth through the twentieth centuries. Include class notes, reports and bibliographies on authors such as Balzac, Dumas, Flaubert, Robbe-Grillet and Zola.

Box 67, Folder 1 Chicano Conference Notes 1970-80 Physical Description: 20 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Material on conferences, meetings and literary programs on Chicano writers during TR's tenure at UTSA and UCR. Include press releases and brochures on literary events.

Folder 2 General Research Material 1965-75 Physical Description: 50 AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. General memoranda and ideas dealing with Chicano literature, business administration and education. Include brochures, flyers and correspondence from colleges and universities.

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Folder 3 Miscellaneous Material 1970-75 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. San Antonio court case dealing with the segregation of Mexican American children during the 1970's. Include Justa Publications Copyright contract for TR's work.

Folder 4 Chicano Studies Programs 1970-75 Physical Description: 5 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Background notes on various Chicano political and cultural organizations in Texas. Include proposals, bylaws and reports on Project OYE; Foro de Temas Americanos; MAYO; and Tejidos literary magazine.

Folder 5 Miscellaneous Memoranda 1960-75 Physical Description: 50 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. General material dealing with TR's business, education and administrative associations with universities and colleges. Include receipts, tickets and miscellaneous notes.

Folder 6 Literary Publishers 1970-75 Physical Description: 10 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. General brochures and articles dealing with literary and educational subjects published by Mexican companies. Contain some miscellaneous material regarding Mexico and the U.S.

Folder 7 Tourist Publications 1960-80 Physical Description: 30 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. General research material dealing with Mexican tourism and development. Include maps and brochures of museums and historical sites to visit in Mexico.

Section 4. The Civic Leadership of Tomás Rivera. Series Scope and Content Summary 66 boxes containing materials from 1972 to 1984 of his administrative work with universities and civic involvement.

Box 1, Folder 1 Academia Norteamericana 1984 Physical Description: 5 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Academia Norteamericana de la Lengua Española invites TR to be an Académico Correspondiente of its organization located in New York. TR accepts and writes Odón Betanzos Palacios, the executive director of his decision.

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Folder 2 Achievement Council Data 1984 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Kati Haycock of the Achievement Council sends TR various reports on minorities in higher education, including its planning statement and essays entitled "Training for A New Job, Who is Responsible" and "Crises in the Curriculum."

Folder 3 AACG Regional Development 1973-77 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Alamo Area Council of Governments prepare applications to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development for Work Study Grants. Contain notes and correspondence.

Folder 4 Allied Health Programs 1979 Physical Description: 7 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. General memoranda on the Allied Health Education Advisory Committee dealing with current problems such as proliferation of allied health programs and allied health degrees. Includes a report by Commissioner Ashworth on allied health.

Folder 5 AACTE Internal Memoranda 1977 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education sends TR correspondence about its new membership program for UTSA administrators.

Folder 6 American Management Assn. 1983 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Virginia L. O'Connor invites TR to become a member of the American Management Association which deals with the development of professional managers and leaders.

Folder 7 American Mutual Life 1983 Physical Description: 3 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Martín Martínez and Prudencio Flores of American Mutual Life Insurance thank TR for his lecture on "Chicanos in Higher Education," given at Indio, CA. TR responds by writing: "Me sentí entre familia y entre gente de razón."

Folder 8 American Studies Assn. 1970 Physical Description: 7 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. American Studies Association of Texas holds its Fifteenth Annual Meeting at Sam Houston State University, Huntsville, TX. Include brochures, outlines and schedules of lectures.

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Folder 9 AWCHP Grant Proposal 1981-82 Physical Description: 4 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The American Working Class History Project of the City University of New York sends TR a copy of its National Endowment of the Humanities proposal entitled "Working Men and Women in American History." Include general memoranda.

Folder 10 Anti-Defamation League 1979 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Consultant Laura Shapiro Young of the Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith of Los Angeles sends TR a thank-you note for meeting with the Jewish community of Riverside and San Bernardino regarding race relations.

Folder 11 AACHE Internal Memoranda 1983-84 Physical Description: 7 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Arizona Association of Chicanos for Higher Education newsletters and general correspondence. Include material on the First Annual Conference on Chicanos in Higher Education.

Folder 12 UCR Associated Students 1980 Physical Description: 2 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Associated Students of UCR send TR a copy of its Academic Affairs Survey for its ongoing efforts to increase student participation on campus.

Folder 13 AAC Conference Material 1979-80 Physical Description: 4 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Association of American Colleges thanks TR for UCR's participation in the National Assembly on Foreign Languages and International Studies. Contain membership material.

Folder 14 ASCD Annual Conference 1970 Physical Description: 3 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development invites TR to participate in its conference in San Francisco, CA, on March 14-18, 1970, dealing with improving the status of Chicanos in higher education.

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Folder 15 AMAE Internal Memoranda 1970-80 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Association of Mexican American Educators sends TR material on its annual conferences. Include newsletters, brochures and correspondence regarding its activities and TR's statement on the future of Chicanos in higher education.

Folder 16 Bay Area Bilingual Ed. 1980 Physical Description: 7 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Roberto Cruz, director of Bay Area Bilingual Education League sends TR articles on the recent Hispanic Leadership Conference held in San Antonio, TX, on political empowerment of the Chicano/Latino community.

Folder 17 Biscayne College Data 1983 Physical Description: 4 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Patrick H. O' Neil, president of Biscayne College thanks TR for his accreditation visit with the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. Include general correspondence.

Folder 18 Black History Month 1981 Physical Description: 4 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Teresa Washington, chairperson of the Black History Parade Committee of the City of Riverside, requests to use UCR's soccer field for the Black History Parade ceremonies. TR approves the request.

Folder 19 Black River Writers Assn. 1974 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. TR requests a copy of the book entitled In A Time of Rain and Desire, by Eugene B. Redmond and published by the Black River Writers Association.

Folder 20 Board of Pardons, TX 1972 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR recommends the parole of Raúl Salinas to the Texas Board of Pardon and evaluates RS as one of the top Chicano poets. TR writes: "In my estimation his expertise in this area is outstanding and certainly he has great ability and talent."

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Folder 21 BIC Internal Memoranda 1979 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Orville L. Freeman, president of the Business International Corporation sends TR an information folder on the current development of the Hubert H. Humphrey Institute. Include some newspaper articles and general correspondence.

Box 2, Folder 1 Café de California 1980-83 Physical Description: 15 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Café de California internal correspondence regarding its annual conference and community projects. Contain newsletters, brochures and outlines of its activities related to Latinos employed in the California State Government.

Folder 2 CABE Conference Material 1983-84 Physical Description: 3 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The California Association for Bilingual Education sends TR information on its Ninth Annual Conference in San Francisco, CA, entitled "Bilingual Education: A Bridge to Academic Excellence."

Folder 3 California Arts Council 1981-82 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. California Arts Council Guidelines for organizational grants given to qualifying applicants and artists.

Folder 4 California Legislature 1979 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. James D. Driscoll, Chief Clerk of the Assembly of California Legislature sends TR copy of the Assembly Concurrent Resolution No. 48, dealing with the education of foster children.

Folder 5 CPSEC Internal Memoranda 1981-82 Physical Description: 6 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The California Postsecondary Education Commission sends TR some reports on its programs. Contain some copies of the director's report and general correspondence.

Folder 6 CSUC Internal Memoranda 1976 Physical Description: 30 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The California State University and Colleges invites TR for an interview for the position of president at CSU Sonoma. Contain background material on the details of the campus and some of TR's thoughts on his philosophy of leadership.

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Folder 7 CSU San Bernardino 1982 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. John A. Chesney, director of the Upward Bound Program of California State University at San Bernardino thanks TR for being its guest speaker during the Cinco de Mayo program.

Folder 8 CSU Fullerton Memoranda 1980 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Dr. Isaac Cárdenas of Chicano Studies at California State University at Fullerton thanks TR for accepting to give a lecture on the development of Chicano literature in America.

Folder 9 Carter Re-Election Notes 1980 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Carter/Mondale Re-election Committee sends TR some of its material on the Jimmy Carter for President campaign.

Folder 10 Casa Blanca Action Group 1979-83 Physical Description: 7 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Robert J. Velásquez, director of the Casa Blanca Community Action Group sends TR information regarding the establishment of the Casa Blanca Youth Project focusing on the educational success of the Mexican American youth.

Folder 11 CAL Internal Memoranda 1973 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR requests a copy of El lenguaje de los chicanos, from the Center of Applied Linguistics in Arlington, VA.

Folder 12 CCD Self-Instruction Tape 1971 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR requests a copy of the Tapeway Self-Instruction Mini Course from the Center for Curriculum Development, produced by Professor Pinsleur.

Folder 13 CSDI Research Material 1982-84 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions sends TR material on its annual conference entitled "Human Rights and American Foreign Policy." Include general correspondence.

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Folder 14 CWHS Internal Memoranda 1979 Physical Description: 3 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Center for Western Hemispheric Studies invites TR to attend a reception in honor of Dr. Jorge Zelaya Coronado, general secretary of the Organization of American States.

Folder 15 Central Labor Council 1980 Physical Description: 4 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Mary H. Curtin, executive secretary of the Central Labor Council sends TR a copy of its proposal entitled "Working Men and Women in American History," which the council hopes to have funded by the National Endowment of the Humanities.

Folder 16 CEH Bibliographic Series 1981 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Sp. Jaime Ferran, professor at the Centro de Estudios Hispanicos invites TR to sponsor a bibliographic series devoted to the research and writing of Dr. Hugo Alcalá.

Folder 17 CME Chicano Literature 1971 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Sp. TR writes to request information on the Centro Mexicano de Escritores in México, D.F. Include TR's involvement in the development of Chicano literature in America.

Folder 18 Chicano Studies Center 1972 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Students of the Chicano Studies Center of Eastern New Mexico University request some material on TR's interpretation and analysis of contemporary Chicano literature as it relates to his novel, ...y no se lo tragó la tierra.

Folder 19 Chicano Training Center 1971-72 Physical Description: 2 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Chicano Training Center asks TR to help them organize a Chicano literature workshop dealing with themes that affect the Chicano/Latino community. Include some information on its educational organization.

Folder 20 Childrens Rights Group 1980 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The chairperson of the Childrens Rights Group Conference thanks TR for accepting to give the keynote speech at the Sixth Annual CAL/NEVA Conference in San Bernardino, CA.

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Folder 21 CBMC Internal Memoranda 1974 Physical Description: 1 AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. Tom Cummingham of the Christian Business Mens Committee sends TR material on its organizational goals and projects.

Folder 22 Citizens Univ. Committee 1980-81 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Citizens University Committee sends TR some material on its efforts to establish a UCR School of Business. Include general correspondence from several influential business organizations in Riverside.

Folder 23 Claremont Colleges, CA 1981 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Ray Buriel of the Chicano Studies Center at Claremont Colleges at Claremont, CA, thanks TR for his excellent speech, "Chicano Literature: The Establishment of Community."

Folder 24 CHO Internal Memoranda 1979 Physical Description: 12 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Coalition of Hispanic Organizations sends TR material on its Second Annual Hispanic Solidarity Reunion Rally at East Los Angeles Community College. Contain its bylaws, agenda and minutes of its organization.

Folder 25 College Entrance Board 1980 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The College Entrance Exam Board sends TR a copy of its last board of trustees' meeting and copy of its official charter and bylaws. Include the minutes and governance structure.

Folder 26 CMERC Newsletter 1980 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Mary Boynton, evaluation consultant of the Colorado Migrant Education Resource Center requests permission to publish some of TR's short stories from Tierra. TR agrees.

Folder 27 CJUSD School Board 1979 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Dr. Daniel J. Gómez of the Colton Joint Unified School District congratulates TR on his appointment as chancellor of UCR. Includes the idea of TR serving as a possible resource person for Colton's Chicano/Latino community.

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Folder 28 Comité Mexicano Cívico 1979 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Sp. Luis Carlos, secretario del Comité Mexicano Cívico Patriótico envita a TR y su distinguida sra. en la mesa de honor, en el banquete anual que se celebrará el día 16 de Septiembre de 1979, en el Hotel Biltmore de Los Angeles, CA.

Folder 29 CMAA Conference Material 1974-76 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Joe J. Bernal, executive director of the Commission for Mexican American Affairs thanks TR for his lecture at the Annual Conference on Bilingual Education at San Antonio, TX.

Folder 30 Community Film Assn. 1981 Physical Description: 20 TLS/TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Dennis Aig, a filmmaker of the Community Film Association requests that TR review the film script, A Migrant Family, by Homero de la Cruz. Include correspondence, newsletters and brochures on various film projects.

Folder 31 Consumer Info. office 1973 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR requests material from the Consumer Information office of Pueblo, CO, dealing with consumer publications.

Folder 32 Contemporary Authors Book 1974 Physical Description: 3 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Clare D. Kinsman, co-editor of the Contemporary Authors series requests that TR send his bibliographical history. TR sends current information on his life and work.

Folder 33 Corporation for Society 1982-84 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Robert Bartz, president of the Corporation for Society sends TR material on "A Conference Year--Vision 86: Building America as a Learning Society." Include general memoranda.

Folder 34 Crowell & Moring Lawyers 1982 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Crowell & Moring Law Practice sends TR a copy of its report, "Instructional Television Fixed Service Situation Summary." Includes a brief history of its business deals with the FCC.

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Box 3, Folder 1 Daimon Mexicana, S.A. 1972 Physical Description: 1 TL Scope and Content Note Sp. TR requests book catalogs from Daimon Mexicana publishers of México, D.F., in order to establish an academic library at UTSA.

Folder 2 DHEW Guidance Conference 1969-70 Physical Description: 3 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Frank Sievers, principal specialist of the U.S. Department of Housing, Education and Welfare sends TR material dealing with the American Personnel and Guidance Conference to be held at New Orleans focusing on the needs of the Chicanos.

Folder 3 Drake University, IA 1972 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Prudence Dyer from the College of Education at Drake University, Des Moines, IA, sends TR material on the Cross National Seminar which will examine the sciences and human values.

Folder 4 Eastern Michigan Univ. 1983-84 Physical Description: 4 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Héctor Garza, assistant graduate dean of Eastern Michigan University sends TR material on the Hispanic Caucus and on the National Association of Chicano Studies.

Folder 5 EAMA Board of Directors 1974 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Educational Advancement for Mexican Americans sends TR an invitation to attend its board of directors' meeting to discuss the results of the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights.

Folder 6 Education Service Center 1972 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Franklin Matula, director of Project Catalyst of the Education Service Center of Waco, TX, invites TR to participate in its conference on educational alternatives. Include the agenda, brochures and conference objectives.

Folder 7 EOC Executive Board/UCLA 1982 Physical Description: 8 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Educational Opportunity Center of UCLA sends TR copies of the proceedings of the Educational Issues Networking Conference. Included are the names of all organizations involved with their individual ideas and concerns.

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Folder 8 Espinoza Enterprises 1980 Physical Description: 7 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Espinoza Enterprises send TR a copy of a letter explaining a new marketing idea, proposed to the Chrysler Corporation on how to sell more cars to the Hispanic community.

Folder 9 Festival de Flor y Canto 1973-75 Physical Description: 4 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Conference material on the First Festival de Flor y Canto sponsored by the Centro Chicano of the University of Southern California. Include material on the participants and on the future publication of the conference proceedings.

Folder 10 Ford Foundation Grants 1973-75 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Ford Foundation invites TR to join its Selection Committee for the Mexican American Graduate Fellowships. Contain some historical material on the program and its development.

Folder 11 FIC Executive Memoranda 1978 Physical Description: 3 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Paul Sherry, chairman of "Rebirth of Imaginative Vision," sends TR material on the Fourth International Congress on Religion, the Arts, Architecture and the Environment. Include summary evaluations and speeches of the participants.

Folder 12 Fulbright Alumni Assn. 1979 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The Fulbright Alumni Association invites TR to participate in its West Coast Convention scheduled for September 1979.

Folder 13 FIPSE Academic Proposal 1981 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The UCR Graduate Division and Research Development sends the Fund for the Improvement of Postsecondary Education a proposal, designed to increase the participation of minorities in the graduate and professional programs.

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Folder 14 Grant County Coalition 1982 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The Grant County Chicano Coalition sends TR material on the faculty problems of the Spanish department at Western New Mexico University and requests his help for some solutions. (Confidential)

Folder 15 Hispanic Art Symposium 1979 Physical Description: 10 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Jacinto Quirarte, director of the UTSA Research Center for the Arts invites TR to join the Task Force on Hispanic American Arts. Include material on the "Symposium on the Hispanic American Aesthetic."

Folder 16 Hispanic American Lecture 1979 Physical Description: 11 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Dr. Raymond V. Padilla of the Bilingual/Bicultural Teacher Education Program of Eastern Michigan University thanks TR for accepting to be their guest speaker. The title of TR's lecture is "Strategies for Hispanics in Higher Education."

Folder 17 HBPA Board of Trustees 1981 Physical Description: 4 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Hispanic Business and Professional Association invites TR to attend its Annual Installation of officers to be held at the Mountain View Country Club in Corona, CA.

Folder 18 HHEC Board of Trustees 1982-83 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Business memoranda of the Hispanic Higher Education Coalition regarding its various projects and annual symposium. Includes a questionnaire on postsecondary education and the report, "Equal Educational Opportunity Access vs. Outcomes."

Folder 19 Hispanic Heritage Week 1976 Physical Description: 5 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Hispanic Heritage Week committee invites TR to give the opening speech on the meaning of "El grito de México," on September 16, at Lackland Air Force Base, TX. Contains a copy of TR's speech and some material on the program.

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Folder 20 Hispanics in Higher Ed. 1982 Physical Description: 3 TLS/TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Leonard A. Valverde, director of the office for Advanced Research in Hispanic Education sends TR a copy of his lecture, "The Role of the Chicano Academic and the Chicano Non-Academic Community," given at the symposium on education.

Folder 21 Hispanic Organizations 1980 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Invitee lists of Hispanic organizations, institutions and corporations used by TR during his tenure as UCR chancellor.

Folder 22 HPDP Board of Directors 1983/84 Physical Description: 3 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Hispanic Policy Development Project funded by the Atlantic Richfield Foundation sends Hispanic leadership material on the progress and development of its organization.

Folder 23 Hispanic Task Force 1984 Physical Description: 8 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. TR receives material from the Hispanic Task Force concerning the problems with gangs, high drop-out rate and the English-only legislation in some mid-eastern states.

Folder 24 Hispanic University 1970 Physical Description: 3 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Leonel J. Castillo, chairman of the Mexican American Educational Center sends TR a rough draft of his proposal for the Hispanic International University to review. Includes the report, "The Making of a College."

Folder 25 Hispanic Women's Network 1983 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The National Network of Hispanic Women sends TR a questionnaire to update its "Annual Resource Directory on Women's Projects," sponsored by Intercambios Femeniles newsletter.

Folder 26 Houghton Mifflin Company 1975 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Mary Doane from the Educational Division of Houghton Mifflin Company sends TR a check for his submission in the Chicano Voices publication.

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Folder 27 Imprenta de Libros 1976 Physical Description: 2 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Harriet Rohmer sends TR a copy of her children's story book, Mujer del mundo-cielo, published by Imprenta de Libros Infantiles dealing with legends of the Third World. All the children stories come in a bilingual version.

Folder 28 Inland Area Urba League 1979 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Kevin S. Dickerson, coordinator of the Youth Outreach Program of the Inland Area Urban League in Riverside invites TR to support/participate in the Youth Leadership Conference on October 20, 1979, at Riverside City College, CA.

Folder 29 IEHEC Internal Memoranda 1981 Physical Description: 5 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Alex Sherriffs, vice chancellor of academic affairs at the California State University and Colleges sends TR material on the student writing skills tests administered to freshmen and reviewed by the Inland Empire Higher Education Council.

Folder 30 Instituto Allende, Inc. 1979 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Nell Fernández, director of the Instituto Allende Incorporado de la Universidad de Guanajuato invites TR to join the International Advisory Council and assist in fund-raising and new student recruitment. TR declines the invitation.

Folder 31 Instituto de Cultura 1968 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Sp. TR sends a collection of poetry to the Instituto de Cultura Hispánica in Madrid, Spain, with hope it is accepted for publication in its Cuadernos Hispanoamericanos review.

Folder 32 Instituto Iberoamericana 1973 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Dr. Nicolás Kanellos sends Donald A. Yates, president of the Instituto Internacional de Literatura Iberoamericana, a copy of "La llorona de Alurista," and hopes to attend the XIV Congreso Internacional de Literatura Iberoamericana.

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Folder 33 Inter-American Institute 1969 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Dr. Lawrence White of the Inter-American Institute confirms TR's participation in the conference entitled "The Role of the Mexican American in the History of the Southwest."

Folder 34 International Club/UCR 1979 Physical Description: 3 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Hesham Elabd, president of the International Club of UCR sends TR an invitation to give the opening address at its UCR Welcoming Social. TR sends his regrets.

Folder 35 Intercultural Development 1980 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. José Cárdenas, director of the Intercultural Development Research Association sends TR a list of Mexican American organizations which are active in promoting social justice.

Folder 36 Internal Revenue Service 1980 Physical Description: 1 ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. Gloria Hall, Hispanic program coordinator requests a photograph of TR, which will be displayed during their Hispanic Heritage Week activities.

Folder 37 IREX Internal Memoranda 1979 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The International Research and Exchange Board invites TR to participate in its U.S. scholarly exchanges with USSR and Eastern Europe. TR sends his regrets.

Folder 38 Irvine Company Memoranda 1981 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Dean Buchinger, assistant general manager of the Irvine Company sends TR his ideas on the future development of the citrus industry and wishes to convene the Agricultural Advisory Committee to discuss the issues further.

Folder 39 Jossey-Bass, Inc. 1974 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR requests a copy of Commuting Versus Resident Students, by Arthur W. Chickering and published by Jossey-Bass, Inc., in San Francisco, CA.

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Folder 40 KLRN-TV Public Lecture 1976-77 Physical Description: 5 ALS/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Lydia Alegría, co-coordinator of the National Ascertainment Program invites TR to give a speech at the luncheon to be held at the Institute of Texas Cultures Auditorium. KLRN-TV also publishes TR's interview in the Schedule magazine.

Box 4, Folder 1 La Raza National Lawyers 1979-81 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Jeanne E. Raya, president of La Raza National Lawyers Association sends TR an invitation to attend its annual convention. TR sends his regrets.

Folder 2 Latino en Marcha's Fund 1982 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Francisco J. Villarruel, president of the Latino en Marcha's Tenth Anniversary sends TR information on its scholarship fund-raising banquet to be held in Detroit, MI, on November 13, 1982. Includes a brochure on its goals and objectives.

Folder 3 LULAC Internal Memoranda 1973-80 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. León Hernández, chairman of the League of Latin American Citizens invites TR to attend its Bexar County Legislative Seminar to discuss the needs of the Latino community.

Folder 4 LCE Internal Memoranda 1976 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR returns the Poster Packet Teaching Guide to the Library of Contemporary Education and states that he did not what that particular issue.

Folder 5 Los Amigos Organization 1970 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Published flyer on the lecture by Dr. Julio Rivera of the University of Houston who will speak on "The Myth of Homogeneity as Applied to the Mexican American."

Folder 6 Loft: A Place For Writing 1983-84 Physical Description: 16 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. TR agrees to be a consultant for the Loft-McKnight Writers Award. Include sample newsletters and announcements of awards and guidelines.

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Folder 7 Los Angeles Area Chamber 1979 Physical Description: 2 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Diana Olson, coordinator of Kern County Agriculture Tour of the Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce invites TR to attend its tour to understand the direct interdependence of the urbanized area with agriculture.

Folder 8 L.A. Latino Writers Assn. 1982 Physical Description: 2 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Manuel "Manazar" Gamboa, editor of the Los Angeles Latino Writers Association sends TR material regarding its publication of a Chicano/Latino anthology. Contains a newsletter of events sponsored by the L.A. Latino Writers Association.

Folder 9 Los Padrinos, Inc. 1977-80 Physical Description: 7 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Executive committee memoranda of Los Padrinos of Southern California dealing with its future development and special projects. Include bylaws, reports and correspondence from Congressman George Brown, Jr., regarding local support.

Folder 10 Los vendidos Play 1982 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Dr. Joe Rosenberg of Texas A & I University invites TR to join a panel of distinguished Chicano writers to review the play, Los vendidos, by Luis Valdez and to give his analysis.

Folder 11 Lowman Student Center 1965-70 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Thomas Childers, director of Lowman Student Center sends TR material regarding its business rules and policy. Include bylaws and board of directors' list.

Folder 12 LULAC National Education 1981 Physical Description: 2 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. LULAC National Educational Service Center thanks TR for his participation at its annual scholarship banquet in Pomona, CA.

Folder 13 Maize Press 1981 Physical Description: 1 TL Scope and Content Note Eng. The editors of Maize Press send TR material regarding the lack of funds for its Chicano/Latino journal and hope that TR can continue to support its publication.

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Folder 14 MANA of Orange County 1975 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The Mexican American Womens National Association sends TR material regarding its Seventh Annual Conference in Anaheim, CA.

Folder 15 Management Retreat Forum 1982 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UC San Diego administration invites TR to participate in the Management Retreat Symposium entitled "UCSD: An Assessment by Its Leaders." The forum gives an opportunity to assess major issues and challenges of UCSD.

Folder 16 Mexican American Assn. 1969-70 Physical Description: 50 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. official memoranda and material of Los Amigos Organization established at Sam Houston State University to promote Mexican American participation at the university.

Folder 17 Mexican American Council 1971 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. John Armendáriz, president of the Mexican American Council on Education requests help from TR in creating a Chicano Studies Program at the University of Illinois at Chicago.

Folder 18 MAEC Internal Memoranda 1971 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The Mexican American Education Council invites TR to be its keynote speaker for its High School Chicano Youth Conference to be held at the University of Houston on June 5-6, 1971, Houston, TX.

Folder 19 MAES Publication 1985 Physical Description: 2 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Alvin D. Rivera, director of Promotion and Awareness of Careers in Engineering thanks María Cortéz for her help on the article published in honor of TR in the PACE newsletter.

Folder 20 MAHA Internal Memoranda 1980 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The Mexican American Heritage Association invites TR to be its guest speaker at its Annual Scholarship Banquet. TR sends his regrets.

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Folder 21 MAI Political Program 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. José Ángel Gutiérrez, founder of La Raza Unida Party gives a fiery speech at the Mexican American Institute at the University of Texas at Austin.

Folder 22 MAO Humanities Project 1970 Physical Description: 20 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Culture Committee of the Mexican American Organization sends TR a proposal on the development of a Mexican American Institute to advance its community. Include outlines of various Chicano/Latino bibiliographies and flow charts.

Folder 23 MACC Publications 1974 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Business memoranda of the Mexican American Cultural Center of San Antonio, TX, dealing with its publications and material on El quetzal emplumece, a Chicano literature anthology and Dedication Rewarded, on Chicano leaders.

Folder 24 Chicano/Latino Leaders 1980 Physical Description: 20 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Name lists and addresses of Chicano/Latino leaders in the United States, especially in business and education.

Folder 25 MAOF Internal Memoranda 1982-84 Physical Description: 4 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Internal memoranda of the Mexican American Opportunity Foundation dealing with its projects and fund-raisers.

Folder 26 MASBA Internal Memoranda 1982 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Richard S. Amador, president of the Mexican American School Board Members Association thanks TR for his excellent workshop presentation during the educational conference.

Folder 27 Mexican American Studies 1976 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Mexican American Studies Center of the University of Texas at Austin prepares a proposal for an International Amerindian Poetry Festival on May 5-9, 1976.

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Folder 28 MAUC Redevelopment Plans 1970-72 Physical Description: 20 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Mexican American Unity Council sends TR a copy of its report entitled "New Hope in the Barrio," dealing with the redevelopment of the neighborhoods of the Chicano community in San Antonio, TX.

Folder 29 MCI Artistic Programs 1975 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Published brochures and flyers of the events sponsored by the Mexican Cultural Institute at San Antonio, TX. Include information on the Artistas Chicanos called Los Quemados.

Folder 30 MALAS Newsletter 1974 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Published newsletter of the Midwest Association for Latin American Studies at the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh, dealing with the Villa Jones Center in Mexico.

Folder 31 Mott Rimrock Reserve 1981 Physical Description: 2 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Roger Samuelsen, UC vice president of Agricultural and University Services sends TR advice about the Motte Rimrock dedication ceremony. Includes a brochure on the reserve.

Folder 32 NASB Business Memoranda 1981 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Antonio Guernica, vice president of the National Association of Spanish Broadcasters sends TR copies of the report entitled "Hispanics in Mass Media," and of the magazine, Agenda.

Folder 33 NACS Newsletter 1982 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The National Association of Chicano Studies sends TR its conference newsletter regarding its annual event to be held at Arizona State University, March 25-27, 1982.

Folder 34 National Chicano Research 1978 Physical Description: 30 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Carlos Arce, director of the National Chicano Research Network invites TR to participate in the conference, "Status of Chicanos in Higher Education." Contains the conference syllabus and a few copies of the Hispanic Link newsletter.

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Folder 35 NCCSR Newsletter 1975 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Rosaura Sánchez, chairperson of the National Council for Chicano Sociolinguistic Research sends TR an invitation to join its association.

Folder 36 NCCS Internal Memoranda 1971 Physical Description: 3 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The National Concilio for Chicano Studies in Washington, D.C., sends TR information regarding its future meeting at San Antonio, TX, on August 20, 1971.

Folder 37 NCBE Internal Memoranda 1972 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. TR writes the director of the National Consortia for Bilingual Education for the listings of bilingual education projects in the United States.

Folder 38 NCHE Publication 1983 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Howard Ennes, editor of Center magazine of the National Center for Health Education requests that TR write a statement of his views on health for publication.

Folder 39 NCAA News Publication 1979 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The National Collegiate Athletic Association sends TR a copy of its monthly newspaper entitled NCAA News.

Folder 40 NCEOA Business Memoranda 1982 Physical Description: 3 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Monte E. Pérez, director of the National Council of Educational Opportunity Associations invites TR to attend its Policy Institute Seminar on the status of education.

Folder 41 NCA Board of Directors 1979 Physical Description: 15 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The National Concilio of America sends TR material on its organizational history and objectives. Contains its annual report and a copy of Consejos, its monthly newsletter.

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Folder 42 NCTE Internal Memoranda 1983 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Sandra E. Gibbs, director of Minority Group Affairs of the National Council of Teachers of English requests a copy of TR's vita for possible selection as keynote speaker.

Folder 43 NHI Public Policy 1979 Physical Description: 2 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The National Hispanic Institute sends TR material on its seminar entitled "Management and Public Policy," to be held in Austin, TX, October 31 through November 2, 1979.

Folder 44 NHU Publications 1984 Physical Description: 20 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. National Hispanic University in Oakland, CA, requests that TR submit an article on the status of Hispanics in higher education to be printed in The State of Hispanic America. Include correspondence and material on its projects.

Folder 45 National News Council 1980 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Norman E. Isaacs, chairman of the National News Council thanks TR for his hospitality and hopes they can work together on the California Museum of Photography at UCR.

Folder 46 NYCVH Advisory Committee 1981 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The New York Center of Visual History sends TR material on the new public television poetry documentary proposal entitled Voices and Visions, and invites TR to join its advisory committee. TR accepts.

Box 5, Folder 1 Pasadena City College 1981 Physical Description: 4 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Lilia Vázquez, library-college coordinator invites TR to participate in the Chicano Awarness Week activities at the Pasadena City College Library. TR sends regrets.

Folder 2 Peace Corps Program 1970 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Bill Combs, area director of the Peace Corps thanks TR for his assistance in recruiting interested students to the program at Sam Houston State University, Huntsville, TX.

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Folder 3 People's Repubic: China 1980 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Ch. The Consulate General of the People's Republic of China invites TR to attend its Thirty-first Anniversary of the establishment of the People's Republic of China.

Folder 4 Project Interchange 1983 Physical Description: 3 TLS/AN Scope and Content Note Eng. Aviva Meyer, associate director of Project Interchange invites TR to participate in its American/Israeli Seminar.

Folder 5 Project Vote Organization 1982 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. John Gamboa, executive director of Project Vote invites TR to join its executive advisory committee to promote the participation of the Chicano/Latino community in voting. Includes a proposal for its operating costs.

Folder 6 Project Participar Data 1983 Physical Description: 25 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Project Participar sends TR a copy of its proposal for future funding of its organization to promote Hispanics in the political arena. Include TR's recommendations.

Folder 7 Ramex Consultants 1981 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Robert A. Molino, president of the Ramex Consultants, outlines his symposium entitled "The Hispanic Employee, A Cultural and Business Perspective," and seeks TR's support to present the symposium at UCR.

Folder 8 Red River Lumber Company 1981 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Mead B. Kibbey, chairman of the Advisory Committee of the California Museum of Photography recommends to TR that Tim Hayes be elected as co-chairman of the committee.

Folder 9 Riverside County Concilio 1981 Physical Description: 3 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Margret Uriquizu of the Concilio for Spanish Speaking of Riverside County invites TR to become a member of its educational organization. Includes a brochure and flyer.

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Folder 10 RMCLAS Newsletter 1974 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Rocky Mountain Council on Latin American Studies sends TR a copy of its organizational newsletter. Include material on the status of various Chicano/Latino organizations.

Folder 11 SCCD Internal Memoranda 1982 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Audrey Yamagata-Noji, coordinator of the Multi-Cultural Conference held at Saddleback Community College District thanks TR for his participation in its successful program.

Folder 12 San Antonio Symposium 1979 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Jacinto Quirarte, chairman of the Task Force on Hispanic American Arts invites TR to participate in the symposium entitled "An Analysis and Interpretation of the Hispanic American Aesthetic." Include general symposium material.

Folder 13 SDSU Bilingual Education 1981 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The Bilingual Education Service Center of San Diego State University informs TR of the establishment of the Multidistrict Teacher Trainer Institute to promote bilingual education. Includes reference to a videotape of TR's lecture.

Folder 14 Santa Fe Federal Savings 1981 Physical Description: 3 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Verne Potter, president of Sante Fe Federal Savings invites TR to be the guest speaker for its Outstanding Student Award Banquet. TR accepts.

Folder 15 SER-Jobs for Progress 1981 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Pedro R. Garza, director of SER-Jobs for Progress of Dallas, TX, invites TR to attend its Fifteenth Annual Conference entitled "The Corporate Challenge: Investing in Hispanic America." Contain brochures and agenda.

Folder 16 SCADS Publication 1975 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The South Central American Dialect Society publishes Rodolfo Jacobson's report, "Social Implications of Intra-Sentential Code-Switching."

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Folder 17 SWTJC Internal Memoranda 1974 Physical Description: 1 ALS Scope and Content Note Eng. A professor of Spanish literature at Southwest Texas Junior College thanks TR for his lecture on Chicano literature. Includes a reference to the videotaping of TR's presentation taken by Charles and Irene. (No surnames given.)

Folder 18 SWTI Humanities Project 1979 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Arturo Franco, director of the Southwest Training Institute sends TR a proposal for a PBS documentary on the relationship between the United States/Mexican Border areas. Include information about the institute.

Folder 19 SRI International 1981 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. William F. Miller, president of SRI International sends TR statistics on the Latino community. TR uses most of this research for his essay, "The Role of the Chicano Academic and the Chicano Non-Academic Community."

Folder 20 State Bar of California 1981 Physical Description: 6 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. George W. Bangs of the State Bar of California sends TR information on the California Lawyers journal, with a proposal for an opinion section open to all attorneys.

Folder 21 Sunday Concerned Group 1979 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Augie Medina, chairman of the Sunday Concerned Group invites TR to be its guest speaker for the Mexican American community during its Cinco de Mayo program in Redlands, CA.

Folder 22 Sunkist Company 1981 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Maurice Johnson, manager of Fresh Fruit Research and Development of Sunkist Company thanks TR for his excellent presentation given at its Citrus Research Advisory Committee.

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Folder 23 TACHE Board of Trustees 1977-81 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Internal memoranda of the Texas Association of Chicanos in Higher Education dealing with its executive board meetings and future activities. Include its treasurer's report, committee agenda and monthly newsletter.

Folder 24 TASSSP Internal Memoranda 1978 Physical Description: 7 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Texas Association of Student Special Services Programs invites TR to be its keynote speaker at its banquet. Includes a copy of TR's speech, "Financial Aid and the Motivation Effects on the Student As a Person."

Folder 25 Tejidos Magazine 1975 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Coordinating Council of Literary Magazines gives Tejidos, a literary magazine, a four-thousand dollar grant for development. René Cisneros sends TR a copy of its award.

Folder 26 TACT Internal Memoranda 1971-79 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Jacqueline Bloch, director of the Texas Association of College Teachers invites TR to participate in its conference on "Minorities in Higher Education." TR accepts.

Folder 27 Texas Education Agency 1972-73 Physical Description: 10 TLS/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Curtis C. Harvey, consultant of the office of International and Bilingual Education invites TR to participate in its National Conference on Bilingual Education, April 14, 1972, at the University of Texas at Austin.

Folder 28 Texas Teaching Manual 1972 Physical Description: 50 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. TR uses the Texas Standards for Teacher Education and Certification Manual to develop his curriculum and policy at the University of Texas at San Antonio.

Folder 29 TCH Grant Applications 1977-81 Physical Description: 75 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Funding proposals submitted by various organizations to the Texas Committee for the Humanities. Contain copies of the original proposals with official documentation.

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Folder 30 Two-Percent Club Data 1983 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The California Two-Percent Club sends TR material on its membership dues and activities. Includes a brochure and current membership lists of Riverside supporters.

Folder 31 United States Government 1978 Physical Description: 2 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Laura Prado Wilmot, immigration coordinator of the United States government invites TR to join its El Paso community advisory committee and assist in improving dialogue between the community groups and INS district offices.

Folder 32 U.S. Dept. of Education 1982 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Carmen Cardona, deputy director of Hispanic Concerns Staff at the U.S. Department of Education invites TR to send some names of students to represent UCR at its National Leadership Conference and Hispanic student network.

Folder 33 Visitor Program Service 1979 Physical Description: 4 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Visitor Program Service of the Meridian House International sends TR material on visiting Spanish diplomats interested in the cultural arts.

Folder 34 Wolverines Camp, TX 1974 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Cecilo Martínez, advisor to the Wolverines invites TR to be their guest-of-honor during its Annual Powwow at the Wolerines Camp for Boys in San Antonio, TX.

Box 6, Folder 1 AATSP-Alamo Chapter 1972-77 Physical Description: 40 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Internal memoranda of the American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese regarding its conferences from 1972 to 1977. Include some newsletters and the research report entitled "The Nature of Syntactic Interference."

Folder 2 ACLS Travel Application 1975 Physical Description: 4 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. American Council of Learned Societies sends TR applications for International Travel Grants given by its association. These grants are given to humanists and social scientist.

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Folder 3 ACTFL Business Memoranda 1973-74 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. American Council of Teachers of Foreign Languages sends TR material regarding its annual symposia and membership dues.

Folder 4 Alamo Chapter/Sigma Xi 1977 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Alamo Chapter of Sigma Xi sends TR its monthly newsletter, which explains it future activities and objectives.

Folder 5 AAAS Internal Memoranda 1977-83 Physical Description: 6 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. American Association for the Advancement of Science sends TR material on its annual meetings and reports. Include copies of its newsletter and sample listings of its courses.

Folder 6 AACJC Internal Memoranda 1973 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Pepe Barrón, director of the office of Spanish Speaking Fomento and member of the American Association of Community and Junior Colleges invites TR to participate on the Commission of Minority Groups of the MLA.

Folder 7 AASCU Internal Memoranda 1973-78 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Internal correspondence from the American Association of State Colleges and Universities regarding its seminars and projects on career development in higher education. Contain status reports, agenda and articles on education.

Folder 8 ACE Board of Directors 1976-78 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Change magazine of the American Council on Education sponsor a Leadership Survey on Emerging Leaders in American Higher Education. TR is selected and turns in a survey. Contain reports and material on the state of American education.

Folder 9 American Issues Program 1974-75 Physical Description: 100 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Executive correspondence and reports on the American Issues Program developed to promote the Bicentennial of American Independence. Include proposals on educational and cultural seminars sponsored by the program.

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Folder 10 AMAS University Club 1976 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Association of Mexican American Students of the University of Texas at Arlington invites TR to be their guest speaker during its Chicano Culture Symposium.

Folder 11 Artes de Pueblo/Texas 1976 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Edmundo Rodríguez, reverend of the Westside Parish Coalition invites TR to give a lecture on Indo-Hispanic contributions to America. TR agrees to participate in the Arte del Pueblo Symposium. Include TR's outline on Indo-Hispanic heritage.

Box 7, Folder 1 Board of Foreign Scholars 1978 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Ralph Vogel, chairman of the Board of Foreign Scholarships sends TR all pertinent material regarding his appointment to the board by President Jimmy Carter and official memoranda.

Folder 2 Board of Foreign Scholars 1978 Physical Description: 50 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Board of Foreign Scholarship sends TR official appointment papers and memoranda regarding his new assignment as a board member. Include notes from Congessman Henry B. González and the White House.

Folder 3 Board of Foreign Scholars 1978 Physical Description: 40 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Internal memoranda of the Board of Foreign Scholarship concerning its future meetings and projects during the 1978 academic year. Includes the report, "International Research and Exchanges Board," and the BFS monthly newsletters.

Folder 4 Board of Foreign Scholars 1978 Physical Description: 30 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Business memoranda and brochures of the Board of Foreign Scholarships concerning its future projects and activities. Includes the report, "Towards Partnerships in International Studies," and various newsletters dealing with education

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Box 8, Folder 1 Board of Foreign Scholars 1978 Physical Description: 30 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Ralph Vogel, chairman of the Board of Foreign Scholarship sends TR reports and memoranda regarding its meeting with the Latin America Subcommittee and the 1978-79 Fulbright-Hays Faculty Research Abroad Program.

Folder 2 Board of Foreign Scholars 1977-78 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Board of Foreign Scholarship sends TR its annual reports and memoranda regarding its Exchange Commission with many countries. Includes the report, "Open Doors 1977-78: A Report on International Educational Exchange."

Folder 3 Board of Foreign Scholars 1978 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Internal memoranda on the Fulbright-Hays Conference at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, sponsored by the Board of Foreign Scholarships. Include agenda, rosters and a report from the International Communication Agency.

Folder 4 Board of Foreign Scholars 1978 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Administrative memoranda and reports of the Board of Foreign Scholarships regarding its executive board meetings and activities during the academic year. Contains the report, "Policy Statements of the Board of Foreign Scholarships."

Box 9, Folder 1 Board of Foreign Scholars 1979-80 Physical Description: 30 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Executive committee correspondence of the Board of Foreign Scholarships regarding the International Communications Agency and education subcommittee. Include material on the Mexican American Relations Conference at New York, NY.

Folder 2 Board of Foreign Scholars 1978-79 Physical Description: 50 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Executive committee reports of the Board of Foreign Scholarships and International Communications Agency dealing with the educational exchange programs and research with various Third World nations. Include some proposals.

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Folder 3 Board of Foreign Scholars 1978-79 Physical Description: 6 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Annual program proposals submitted to the Commission for Educational Exchange of the Board of Foreign Scholarships, which reviews and adopts qualifying proposals from various nations. Include proposals from Chile, Argentina and Peru.

Box 10, Folder 1 CAL Internal Memoranda 1973 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR requests a copy of El lenguaje de los chicanos, from the Center of Applied Linguistics in Arlington, VA.

Folder 2 CME Publications 1967-77 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Centro Mexicano de Escritores sends TR material regarding its future activities and publications. Includes a copy of its bulletin entitled Recent Books in Mexico, and several letters from TR expressing his interest and appreciation.

Folder 3 Chicano Cultural Center 1975 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Chicano Cultural Center of Bakersfield College, CA, invites TR to participate in its Second Annual Chicano Literary Contest. Includes information on the book, Sighs and Songs of Aztlán.

Folder 4 Chicano Mobile Institute 1974 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The Chicano Mobile Institute of the Southwest invites TR to participate in its Mexican American conference on higher education at the Incarnate Word College, San Antonio, TX.

Folder 5 CSA Business Memoranda 1973-74 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Internal memoranda of the Club Sembradores de Amistad of San Antonio, TX, regarding its future projects and meetings. Include TR's invitation to be an honorary member.

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Folder 6 CMAA Board of Directors 1973-74 Physical Description: 50 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Executive memoranda of the Commission of Mexican American Affairs regarding its funding and research in sociopolitical affairs. Contains a copy of TR's lecture, "Chicanos and the Sixteenth of September."

Folder 7 CMAA Board of Directors 1975-77 Physical Description: 50 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Business memoranda of the Commission on Mexican American Affairs dealing with the Immigration Conference and the growth of the Cultural Distribution Center in San Antonio, TX. Include symposium notes and catalogs of Chicano books.

Folder 8 CONAC Publications 1972-76 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Business memoranda and newsletters of El Congreso Nacional de Asuntos Colegiales regarding its programs and conferences on bilingual education and Latinos in administration.

Folder 9 Council on Foundations 1977-78 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. David F. Freeman, president of the Council on Foundations requests that TR send suggestions for the nomination of new board members for the next three-year term beginning in 1978. Include its annual reports and general memoranda.

Folder 10 Easter Seal Society 1977-78 Physical Description: 30 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Executive memoranda of the Easter Seal Society for Crippled Children of Bexar County, TX, dealing with funding and future business meetings, including minutes and brochures.

Box 11, Folder 1 Ford Foundation Meetings 1973-76 Physical Description: 50 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Executive memoranda of the Ford Foundation dealing with the Graduate Fellowships for Mexican Americans and various conferences on Chicanos in higher education. Includes a proposal by Dr. Arturo Madrid and general brochures.

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Folder 2 XIV Migrant Ed. Seminar 1976 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Frank Contreras, director of the Division of Compensatory and Migrant Education of the Texas Education Agency thanks TR for his speech in the Fourteenth Annual Migrant Education Symposium at Corpus Christi, TX. Include general notes.

Folder 3 Graduate Fellowships 1975-76 Physical Description: 50 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Internal memoranda and reports of the Graduate Fellowships Program of the Ford Foundation dealing with future and activities. Includes the report, "Status of Chicanos in Higher Education," and general conference material.

Folder 4 Graduate Fellowships 1978 Physical Description: 12 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Business memoranda of the Graduate Fellowships Program regarding the meeting of the selection committee for Mexican Americans. Includes a brochure on the National Chicano Council on Higher Education Post-Doctoral Fellowship Award.

Folder 5 Graduate Fellowships 1977-78 Physical Description: 50 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Ford Selection Committee memoranda of the Graduate Fellowship Program regarding its Mexican American Awards. Contain lists of potential candidates and general material.

Folder 6 Graduate School Assn. 1975 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. James Hall, coordinator of the Graduate School Association sends TR information regarding its Environmental Studies Program, developed to promote student internships and jobs for the city of San Antonio, TX.

Folder 7 Gutiérrez de Lara Society 1975-77 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The Gutiérrez de Lara Historical Society of San Antonio, TX, invites TR to participate during its Independence Day Breakfast. Include press-releases, articles and bibliography on the significant legacy Gutiérrez de Lara left to Texas.

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Box 12, Folder 1 IDRA Executive Board 1974-77 Physical Description: 50 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Executive correspondence of the Intercultural Development Research Association dealing with its goals and objectives in promoting educational parity. Include material on conferences and newsletters of the association.

Folder 2 IMAGE Grant Proposal 1978 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Gene Rodríguez, Jr., member of San Antonio Chapter of IMAGE sends TR a copy of its proposal sent to the Texas Committee for the Humanities regarding its Community Forum entitled "Humanistic Considerations for Public Policy."

Folder 3 IMAGE Executive Memoranda 1975-77 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Executive memoranda of the IMAGE association dealing with meetings, activities and goals. Contains the report by the National Council of La Raza entitled "Accessibility of the Hispanic American into Private and Public Universities."

Box 13, Folder 1 Inman Christian Center 1974-77 Physical Description: 100 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Inman Christian Center internal memoranda regarding its board of directors' meetings and current funding proposals. Contain the minutes and bylaws of its organization.

Folder 2 Inman Christian Center 1972-77 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Administrative memoranda and reports of the Inman Christian Center regarding its funding and oral history project. Includes the proposal entitled "Cuento común: A Folklore and Oral History Project," and annual funding proposal.

Folder 3 Instituto Internacional 1973-75 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. David A. Yates, president of the XVI Congreso Internacional de Literatura Iberoamericana sends TR material on its future conference to be held at Michigan State University. Include programs and agenda on the XVII Congreso in Madrid, Spain.

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Folder 4 Kiwanis Club Meetings 1973-77 Physical Description: 7 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Kiwanis Club of Northwest San Antonio memoranda regarding its meetings and future activities. Includes the roster of its charter membership.

Folder 5 Linguistic Association 1976-77 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Wayne Cornelius, chairman of the Latin American Studies Association at Massachusetts Institute of Technology informs TR of the acceptance of his proposal on the workshop entitled "Chicano Literature: Intellectual Implications."

Box 14, Folder 1 University of Houston 1974-77 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Center for Human Resources sends TR material on its Manpower Program sponsored by the Cabinet Committee on Opportunities for Spanish-Speaking People. Includes a copy of Manpower magazine and Manpower Briefs newsletters.

Folder 2 MARCH Board of Trustees 1976-78 Physical Description: 25 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Movimiento Artístico Chicano of Chicago sends TR material concerning its future board meetings and programs. Include minutes, brochures and catalog of its art projects.

Folder 3 MELUS Publication 1974-78 Physical Description: 15 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Society for the Study of the Multi-Ethnic Literature of the United States sends TR copies of its newsletter and correspondence on its future development and publications.

Folder 4 Meridian House Program 1977 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Internal memoranda of the Meridian House International Program of Washington, D.C., regarding its Hispanic American Conference. Contain agenda, brochures and correspondence. TR presents his lecture on "Chicano Art and Literature."

Folder 5 MABPWC Memoranda 1975 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Mexican American Business and Professional Womens Club of San Antonio invites TR to the seminar, "Creating Awareness in the Community for Bilingual/Bicultural Education."

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Folder 6 MACEP Publication 1975 Physical Description: 3 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Mexican American Council for Economic Progress of Austin, TX, sends TR its newsletter concerning its various projects and activities for economic development of minorities.

Folder 7 MACC Board of Trustees 1973-77 Physical Description: 30 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Executive memoranda of the Mexican American Cultural Center of San Antonio, TX, regarding its future board meetings and programs. Include brochures and newspaper articles on various events dealing with Chicano art and culture.

Folder 8 MACC Publications 1974-77 Physical Description: 25 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Published reports and newsletters of the Mexican American Cultural Center of San Antonio, TX, including information on its research institutes and publication bibliographies.

Folder 9 MACC Research Institutes 1977-78 Physical Description: 7 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Administrative memoranda of the various research institutes of the Mexican American Cultural Center of San Antonio, TX. Includes an outline of the Chicano literature workshop to be given by TR at the MACC Institute of Language.

Folder 10 MALDEF Board of Directors 1971-78 Physical Description: 15 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund sends TR newsletters and correspondence regarding some of its special cases going to court. Include TR's research on Chicanos in elementary education in New Braunfels, TX.

Box 15, Folder 1 MANCO Board of Trustees 1976 Physical Description: 20 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Mexican American Neighborhood Civic Organization of San Antonio sends TR a copy of its project proposal entitled "Growing Up in America: Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness," submitted to the American Issues Forum.

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Folder 2 Mexican American Assns. 1972-77 Physical Description: 20 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Organizational lists and publications of Mexican American associations dedicated to promote justice and equality. Include newsletters, brochures and correspondence from UTSA regarding an organizational meeting to discuss services.

Folder 3 Modern Language Assn. 1972-76 Physical Description: 50 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Administrative memoranda of the Modern Language Association dealing with its subcommittees and annual conferences. Include minutes, brochures and newsletters on the ethnic subcommittees and on TR's lectures at regional meetings.

Folder 4 Modern Languages Assn. 1977-78 Physical Description: 40 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Administrative memoranda of the Modern Language Association dealing with executive committee meetings and activities. Include brochures, newsletters and policy handbook on the MLA's rules and procedures for meetings.

Folder 5 NABE Executive Board 1975-77 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Internal memoranda of the election committee of the National Association for Bilingual Education regarding its current board elections. Include background information on candidates, and the bylaws of the NABE constitution.

Folder 6 NASULGC Publication 1975 Physical Description: 20 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Printed material of the National Association of State University and Land-Grant Colleges regarding future funding and review of its programs and activities.

Folder 7 NCCSS Publications 1973 Physical Description: 4 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Printed newsletter of the National Caucus of Chicano Social Scientists regarding its future conferences and meetings. Includes an update on past meetings and membership material.

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Folder 8 NCCHE Board of Trustees 1976-78 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Internal memoranda of the National Chicano Council on Higher Education regarding its executive meetings and post-doctoral fellowships. Include material on the development of NCCHE.

Folder 9 NCPC Internal Memoranda 1972 Physical Description: 4 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Eliodoro B. Rivera, chairman of the National Chicano Political Caucus sends TR material regarding its First Unity Conference that will work to write a National Political Platform outlining the needs of the Chicano/Latino community.

Folder 10 NCRN Publication 1977-78 Physical Description: 20 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Published newsletters of the National Chicano Research Network concerning new projects and activities in the Chicano academic community. Include some general memoranda.

Box 16, Folder 1 NCSPC Internal Memoranda 1973 Physical Description: 8 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Simón Domínguez, chairman of the National Chicano Social Planning Council sends TR statistics on the growing number of Chicanos with masters and doctorates in social work.

Folder 2 NCFILP Washington Lobby 1978 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. National Coalition for Fair Immigration Laws and Practices invites TR to attend its fund-raiser in Los Angeles, promoting fair legislation for undocumented workers.

Folder 3 NCSSMHO Publications 1975 Physical Description: 5 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Printed newsletters and brochures of the National Coalition of Spanish-Speaking Mental Health Organizations dealing with its activities and research projects.

Folder 4 NCPFLR Preservation Bill 1967-73 Physical Description: 3 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Jacques M.P. Wilson, chairman of Latin American Studies at the University of West Florida sends TR material on the Congressional legislation on the National Commission for the Preservation of Foreign Language Resources.

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Folder 5 NCCE Publications 1974-75 Physical Description: 15 PrArt/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The National Committee for Citizens in Education publishes new data on the economic, demographic and social changes in higher education. Include correspondence on workshops to assist minorities and the report, "Violence in Our Schools."

Folder 6 NCBE Internal Memoranda 1972 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. National Conference of Bilingual Education sends TR material on its annual program to be held at Austin, TX. Include the conference agenda and list of participants.

Folder 7 NCATE Publication 1972 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education sends TR a copy of its manual on Standards for Accreditation of Teacher Education.

Folder 8 NCCS Internal Memoranda 1971-74 Physical Description: 3 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Executive memoranda of the National Concilio for Chicano Studies regarding its projects and meetings to promote and enhance Chicano scholarship and academic mobilization. Includes a letter from Américo Paredes defining his goals.

Folder 9 NCLR Publications 1975 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Agenda quarterly and newsletter of the National Council of La Raza on the socioeconomic needs of the Chicano community.

Folder 10 NCTE Internal Memoranda 1973 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Dr. Joseph Michael at UTSA invites TR to participate in the Conference on Bilingual Education sponsored by the National Council of Teachers of English.

Folder 11 NCA Executive Memoranda 1977-78 Physical Description: 30 PrArt/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Executive memoranda and publications of the National Council of the Arts regarding its sponsorship of the Hispanic Arts Task Force. Include the publications of the Association of Hispanic Arts newsletter and NCA Guide to Programs.

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Box 17, Folder 1 National Education Assn. 1971-75 Physical Description: 15 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Michael Chiappetta, chairman of the School of Education of Indiana University sends TR a copy of his proposal for an NEA International Institute in Mexico. Include some job descriptions and brochures of the NEA.

Folder 2 NETFLR Executive Data 1975 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The National Education Task Force de La Raza invites TR to participate in the National Institute on "Access to Higher Education for the Mexican American." Include conference material and correspondence about its goals and objectives.

Folder 3 NEA Executive Memoranda 1977-78 Physical Description: 40 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Executive memoranda on the Hispanic Arts Task Force of the National Endowments for the Arts regarding the future funding for various Hispanic cultural arts organizations. Includes an "NEA Guide to Programs," and various brochures.

Folder 4 NFSNC Executive Memoranda 1972-73 Physical Description: 30 PrArt/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. Memoranda and publications of the National Federation of Settlements and Neighborhood Centers regarding its Southwest Regional Conference entitled "Vibrations in the 70's: Are We Listening?" Include TR's typewritten speech.

Folder 5 NUCESP Publication 1973 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Association of Mexican American Educators sends TR an invitation to attend the National Unity Conference for the Education of the Spanish-Speaking in Los Angeles, CA.

Folder 6 National Peace Academy 1977 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The National Peace Academy Campaign sends TR material on its proposed conference on a National Peace Academy, designed to bring together scholars to research issues in conflict resolution and to create peaceful alternatives.

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Box 18, Folder 1 PCCLAS Internal Memoranda 1973 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Roger L. Cunniff, president of the Pacific Coast Council on Latin American Studies invites TR to be a moderator on the panel of "La literatura chicana: lectura y discusión crítica." Include conference agenda and brochures.

Folder 2 Patrician Movement 1973 Physical Description: 20 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Patrician Movement sends TR a copy of its proposal to continue funding to its Therapeutic Community Program to assist families with physical and mental rehabilitation.

Folder 3 Popular Culture Assn. 1974 Physical Description: 5 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Popular Culture Association sends TR material on its Fourth Annual Symposium on Popular Culture at Bowling Green University in Ohio. TR's presentation is entitled "Mexican American Popular Culture: Literary, Artistic and Folkloric."

Folder 4 Project OYE Research Data 1975 Physical Description: 1 AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. Project OYE research material and projects promoting the humanities, culture and language in the Southwest.

Folder 5 RASSA Publications 1973-74 Physical Description: 4 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Published newsletters of La Raza Association of Spanish-Speaking Americans regarding its activities in Washington, D.C. Include speeches by various congressmen and senators.

Folder 6 SAAABE Internal Memoranda 1974-78 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The San Antonio Area Association for Bilingual Education invites TR to participate in its Chicano literature conference. Include memoranda and the association's bylaws.

Folder 7 SACC Education Task Force 1974 Physical Description: 3 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce sends TR the results of a questionnaire on the status of higher education in San Antonio, including the statistics on responses.

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Folder 8 SALBPWC Executive Data 1974 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Internal memoranda and reports of the San Antonio League of Business and Professional Womens Club concerning the renovation project of the George Washington Carver Cultural Center, an official project of its bicentennial committee.

Folder 9 SALC Internal Memoranda 1973-76 Physical Description: 10 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Business memoranda of the San Antonio Literary Council dealing with the funding sponsored by the United Fund and the Bexar County Adult Continuing Education. Include membership lists and its annual report.

Folder 10 San Antonio Youth Club 1977 Physical Description: 7 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Julián F. Rodríguez, director of the San Antonio Youth Organization thanks TR for his speech entitled "The Non-Economic Benefits of Education." Includes the original manuscript of TR's speech.

Folder 11 SMA Mexican State Dept. 1978 Physical Description: 22 PrArt/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. José Guillermo Estrada, subsecretaria de Mejoramiento del Ambiente, Programa Nacional de Lucha Contra el Ruido sends TR material regarding his project on noise reduction in Mexico.

Folder 12 Smithsonian Institution 1977 Physical Description: 8 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Smithsonian Institution sends TR material on its membership benefits and invites him to be an associate member. Include details on the privilages of new members.

Folder 13 Society of Research 1977 Physical Description: 3 PrArt/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Antonio Furino, chairman of the Society of Research Administration at the University of Texas at San Antonio invites TR to attend its conference on management and research development. Include programs and brochures.

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Folder 14 SELA Publications 1974 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Copy of the bulletin of the South Eastern Latin Americanist, dedicated to the promotion of Latin American thought and literature, which includes the essay, "Macondo: The Dimension of Imagination," by Vasda Bonafini Landers.

Folder 15 SACS Executive Memoranda 1973-75 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Executive memoranda of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Accreditation Committee. Includes a copy of "Standards of the College Delegate Assembly," and public release information on the accreditation process.

Folder 16 Southern Humanities Conf. 1974-75 Physical Description: 4 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Published newsletters of the Southern Humanities Conference dealing with the promotion of literature and the humanities. Contains the essay entitled "The Study of Literature," by J.A. Bryant, Jr.

Folder 17 STARAO Internal Memoranda 1974 Physical Description: 5 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. South Texas Association of Registers and Admission officers send TR newspaper articles and material on its meetings on college accreditation and teacher certification.

Folder 18 SCOLAS Publications 1972-78 Physical Description: 12 PrArt/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Printed newsletters and reports of the Southwestern Council of Latin American Studies on its conferences and special projects. Includes an invitation for TR to speak on twentieth century literature at its 1975 conference.

Folder 19 SWROSS Publications 1975 Physical Description: 4 PrArt/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The Southwest Regional office for the Spanish Speaking sends TR a copy of its proposal for a Bilingual/Bicultural Education Conference for the advancement of the Chicana women to be held in Texas. Includes its newsletter, Comunidad.

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Folder 20 Southwest Research Group 1975 Physical Description: 2 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Southwest Research Consortium sends TR material on its new project for an interinstitutional seminar to promote research and academia. Include questions on strategies.

Folder 21 SWSA Internal Memoranda 1971 Physical Description: 4 TMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR presents his essay, "Into the Labyrinth: The Chicano in Fiction," to the Southwestern Sociological Association. Include two versions of this essay and an abstract entitled "Perspectives on Chicano Literature."

Box 19, Folder 1 SCMLA Executive Memoranda 1971-74 Physical Description: 45 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Internal memoranda and published newsletters of the South Central Modern Language Association regarding its future conferences and special projects. Contain brochures and programs of its various conferences.

Folder 2 TESOL Internal Memoranda 1973-75 Physical Description: 10 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The executive committee of the Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages send TR information on its future meetings and activities. Include brochures, agenda and bylaws of its organization.

Folder 3 TIAAA Internal Memoranda 1978 Physical Description: 3 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Internal memoranda of the Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association of America regarding TR's college retirement equities and insurance.

Folder 4 TPAC Internal Memoranda 1977 Physical Description: 4 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Tejano Political Action Committee sends TR an invitation to attend its political lobby at the State Capitol, Austin, TX, and to speak out against the Alien Employment Legislation proposed by the Texas House Representatives.

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Folder 5 TEE Publications 1974 Physical Description: 10 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Printed newsletters and reports of the Texans for Educational Excellence on research in promoting higher educational standards in Texas.

Folder 6 TAME Executive Memoranda 1976 Physical Description: 12 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. J.S. Robottom, director of the Texas Alliance for Minorities in Engineering sends Dr. Peter T. Flawn material on a future workshop at UTSA. Include articles, outlines and brochures concerning its organization.

Folder 7 TABE Executive Memoranda 1973-75 Physical Description: 50 PrArt/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Business memoranda and publications of the Texas Association of Bilingual Educators regarding its workshops and programs. Include brochures, minutes and agenda on its strategies for future funding and new membership registration.

Folder 8 TACHE Executive Board 1976-77 Physical Description: 50 PrArt/TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Executive memoranda of the Texas Association for Chicanos in Higher Education concerning its conferences and reports. Include copies of TR's lecture entitled "The Dynamics of Affirmative Action and Professional Employment of Chicanos."

Folder 9 TACHE Executive Memoranda 1977-78 Physical Description: 50 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Published reports and memoranda of the Texas Association for Chicanos in Higher Education concerning its executive board meetings and future conferences. Include TR's speech in honor of Américo Paredes and various publications of TACHE.

Box 20, Folder 1 TACT Executive Board 1974-77 Physical Description: 10 PrArt/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The Texas Association of College Teachers sends TR material on its various research projects and activities on management and economic development. Include copies of its publication entitled The TACT Bulletin.

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Folder 2 TACWT Internal Memoranda 1976-77 Physical Description: 10 PrArt/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. James P. White, director of the Texas Center for Writers invites TR to participate in the Poetry and Prose Annual Meeting sponsored by the Texas Association of Creative Writing Teachers. Include copies of its newsletters.

Folder 3 TAMAE Internal Memoranda 1974-75 Physical Description: 10 PrArt/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Executive memoranda and publication of the Texas Association of Mexican American Educators regarding its annual meeting and programs. Include material on its conference entitled "Adelante, Unidad, Progreso," and the newsletter, ¿Que Tal?

Folder 4 TCH Executive Memoranda 1974-76 Physical Description: 35 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Internal memoranda of the Texas Committee for the Humanities and Public Policy concerning the review of several proposals on promoting civic, social and humanistic understanding. Contain newsletters and a handbook on selected readings.

Folder 5 TDMH Internal Memoranda 1973 Physical Description: 2 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Marolyn Stubblefield, coordinator of Outreach Services of the Texas Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation sends TR material on a graduate curriculum proposal.

Folder 6 Texas Education Agency 1974-76 Physical Description: 7 PrArt/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Tom Walker, director of the Division of Teacher Education sends Dr. Peter T. Flawn at UTSA an invitation to attend the National Council for the Accreditation of Teacher Education sponsored by the Texas Education Agency. Include reports.

Folder 7 TFLA Publications 1973-75 Physical Description: 10 PrArt/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Printed newsletters and memoranda of the Texas Foreign Language Association concerning its activities and annual convention. Include information on the nationwide contest to promote the usefulness of learning a foreign language.

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Folder 8 Texas State Teachers 1976 Physical Description: 15 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Carolyn Kowalski, coordinator of the Foreign Language Section of the Texas State Teachers Association invites TR to present a workshop on Chicano literature. Includes the original outlines of his presentation.

Folder 9 TUCCC Internal Memoranda 1977 Physical Description: 7 TMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Texas Union Chicano Culture Committee of the University of Texas at Austin invites TR to give a seminar on Chicano literature. Include TR's lecture entitled "Observaciones generales-- crítica formalista, culturalista, histórica."

Folder 10 United Farm Workers Union 1973-74 Physical Description: 10 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Published newsletters of the United Farm Workers Union of America concerning the dangers of pesticides and the unfair price fixing at various supermarkets.

Folder 11 Weatherhead Foundation 1973-75 Physical Description: 2 PrArt/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The Weatherhead Foundation sponsors a conference entitled "Contemporary Dilemmas of the Mexican-United States Border," on April 14-18, 1975. Includes an agenda of the conference participants and a copy of the foundation's annual report.

Folder 12 WICHE Internal Memoranda 1975 Physical Description: 1 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education sends TR a public relations announcement regarding its services and objectives in hiring minorities at all levels.

Folder 13 World Ed. Fellowship 1977 Physical Description: 3 PrArt/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The World Education Fellowship sends TR a World Directory Information form to let other members know the interests TR has for any future seminars or research projects.

Box 21, Folder 1 Texas School District 1971 Physical Description: 5 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. TR presents a lecture and directs a workshop at Bryan, TX, entitled "Sensitivity Toward the Mexican American Child," January 1971, in the Texas School District. Include TR's original handwritten outlines and notes.

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Folder 2 LULAC Convention, TX 1971 Physical Description: 12 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. TR presents the keynote address at the Forty-third Annual LULAC Convention at Lake Jackson, TX, April 18, 1971. His speech is entitled "The Chicano Renaissance." Contain TR's outline, program material and correspondence.

Folder 3 Texas Education Agency 1972 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Texas Education Agency sends TR a copy of the report entitled "Individualizing Foreign Language Instruction," from the Annual Conference on Coordinating Foreign Languages.

Folder 4 San Antonio Conference 1972 Physical Description: 20 TLS/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. Harlandale Independent School District of San Antonio, TX, invites TR to give a speech on education on October 1972. TR presents his speech, "Understanding the Cultural Differences of Minorities." Includes his original outline.

Folder 5 Chicano Art Exhibition 1972 Physical Description: 20 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. TR gives a lecture tour and art exhibition through Michigan and Indiana on Chicano art and literature. Include travel notes regarding the activities of April 5-12, 1972.

Folder 6 Texas Clergy Association 1972 Physical Description: 10 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Research material on the Texas Clergy Economic Education Conference held in San Antonio, TX, on June 13-15, 1972. Include outlines and notes on TR's speech and research.

Folder 7 Symposium in México, D.F. 1973 Physical Description: 50 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Sp. Conference proceedings of the symposium in México, D.F. on August 9, 1973, entitled "El porvenir del idioma español en los Estados Unidos." Contain TR's view on the Chicano community dealing with the problems of bilingual education.

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Folder 8 Michigan State University 1973 Physical Description: 51 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Conference proceedings of the XVI Congreso del Instituto Internacional de Literatura Iberoamericana held at Michigan State University on August 26-31, 1973. Include material on Chicano literature and a conference bulletin.

Folder 9 Philadephia Convention 1973 Physical Description: 8 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Publications of the Sixty-third Annual Convention of the National Council of Teachers of English, held in Philadelphia on November 23, 1973. Includes the conference program.

Folder 10 National Ed. Task Force 1974 Physical Description: 7 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Commission for Mexican American Affairs sends TR a conference packet which includes a speech entitled "Bilingual Education: A Response to Equal Educational Opportunities," by Joe Bernal, given at the conference on October 25, 1974.

Folder 11 Chicano Sociolinguistics 1974 Physical Description: 8 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Center for Applied Linguistics invites TR to participate in its National Exploratory Conference on Chicano Sociolinguistics to be held at Las Cruces, New Mexico, on November 1974. Include conference material and mission statements.

Folder 12 Hildalgo County, TX 1975 Physical Description: 3 TMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Hidalgo County Library System invites TR to participate in its Mexican American Experience Conference in celebration of Chicano/Latino heritage. TR accepts and presents a paper on Chicano literature. Include TR's speech outline.

Folder 13 St. Mary's University 1975 Physical Description: 9 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Commission of Mexican American Affairs sponsors its Annual Conference on Immigration entitled "Persons Without Documentation," at St. Mary's University, San Antonio, on November 1975. Contain some conference material and TR's notes.

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Folder 14 Religious Education Dept. 1976 Physical Description: 5 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Religious Education Department of San Antonio sponsors a conference on Mexican Americans and the ministry held in San Antonio on September 1976. Includes an agenda and TR's speech, "Post-Secondary Education for Mexican Americans."

Folder 15 Education Service Center 1976 Physical Description: 10 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. Joe López of the Education Service Center of Austin, TX, invites TR to participate in a Chicano literature workshop on June 28-29, 1976. TR accepts and presents papers on culture and traditions of Mexican American literature.

Folder 16 Modern Language Assn. 1976 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. MLA Commission on Minority Groups and the Study of Language and Literature invites TR to give the keynote address at its symposium on October 1976. TR presents "Bicultural Expression: Energy, Structure and Intellectual Emancipation."

Folder 17 Centro Video Productions 1977 Physical Description: 8 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Adan Medrano, director of Centro Video Productions of Oblate College of the Southwest in San Antonio, TX, invites TR to participate in a symposium on Chicano films on August 26, 1977. Include brochures, correspondence and agenda.

Folder 18 Cultural Awareness Forum 1977 Physical Description: 15 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. TR directs a Cultural Awareness Workshop on Chicano culture and literature in celebration of Chicano/Latino heritage on May 17-19, 1978, at UTSA. Include his workshop outline and agenda notes.

Folder 19 Latinos in Higher Ed. 1979 Physical Description: 22 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Vernan Lattin, director of the Center for Latin American Affairs invites TR to give the keynote speech at the Higher Education Conference on February 23, 1980. Contain TR's speech entitled "U.S. Policy Towards Mexico."

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Folder 20 TACT Education Conference 1979 Physical Description: 20 TLS/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. Jacqueline Bloch, director of the Texas Association of College Teachers invites TR to give the keynote address on Strategies for Minorities in Higher Education at Southwest Texas State University on March 1979. Include TR's notes.

Box 22, Folder 1 UCR Commencement Speech 1979 Physical Description: 3 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. TR delivers the commencement speech at the UCR ceremonies on June 17, 1979. TR's speech, "Remembrance and Will," deals with the fact that all civilization has a need to remember and preserve its past.

Folder 2 Hispanic Professional 1979 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. TR collects research material for a speech to the Hispanic Professional Bar Association on August 1979. The article TR chooses is from the Newsweek magazine, November 7, 1979, entitled "We are Tongue-Tied," expressing cultural myopia.

Folder 3 UCR Chancellor's Welcome 1979 Physical Description: 5 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Congreso de Pueblos Unidos and the Chicano community work together to plan a reception for TR, the new UCR chancellor, August 24, 1979, at the Raincross Square in Riverside. Includes a newspaper article outlining TR's speech.

Folder 4 Comité Mexicano Cívico 1979 Physical Description: 10 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. El Comité Mexicano Cívico Patriótico invites TR to attend the September 15-16, 1979, ceremonies in Los Angeles, with the Mexican President José López Portillo. TR accepts.

Folder 5 UCR Counselor's Workshop 1979 Physical Description: 4 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR sponsors a Minority Counselor's Conference on October 11, 1979, and invites TR to give the keynote address. TR presents "Minority Students in Higher Education: Issues and Trends." Include some reports and general notes.

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Folder 6 UCR Chicano Open House 1980 Physical Description: 5 AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The Chicano Studies Program of UCR hosts its First Annual Chicano Open House and invites TR to give an address, January 25, 1980. TR presents an overview on the development of the Chicano literary and social movements in the U.S.

Folder 7 Mexican Chamber Commerce 1980 Physical Description: 12 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Rudy Aguilar, president of the Mexican Chamber of Commerce of San Bernardino, CA, invites TR to give the presentation at the Twenty-third Annual Installation of officers on January 1980. TR shares his views on Chicano history.

Folder 8 University of Oklahoma 1980 Physical Description: 10 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. University of Oklahoma hosts a lecture-reception honoring TR during its "Celebrating Diversity in Graduate Education," on February 9, 1980. Include TR's speech on the importance of education and cultural diversity.

Folder 9 UC/CSUC Joint Conference 1979-80 Physical Description: 50 TLS/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Planning committee of the Joint UC/CSUC Faculty Conference invites TR to give an overview and summary of the workshops presented at the Universities' Response to the Student of the 80's Conference. Include TR's speech and philosophy.

Folder 10 UCR Composition Program 1980 Physical Description: 6 TLS/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. Don Donlan, coordinator of the Chancellor's Conference on Composition requests TR to give the welcoming address at the Sixth Annual Conference. TR accepts and speaks about his background as a reader and student searching for wisdom.

Folder 11 Press-Enterprise Lecture 1979-80 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Dr. Ivan Hinderaker recommends that TR continue the UCR Joint Writer's Lecture Series with Riverside Press Enterprise. Included are correspondence with Tim Hayes and research material on the March 18, 1980, annual lecture.

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Folder 12 La Raza Faculty Assn. 1980 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Venancio Gaona, president of La Raza Faculty Association of San Jose, CA, invites TR to be its keynote speaker at its April 11, 1980, Student Education Conference. TR presents "Faculty Responsibility and Attitudes Toward Students."

Folder 13 UCR Literature Dept. 1979-80 Physical Description: 8 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Donald G. Daviau, professor of German at UCR, invites TR to give the opening remarks at the Fourth Annual Symposium for German and Austrian Exile Literature on April 18-20, 1980. Include symposium brochures and general notes.

Folder 14 Children's Rights Group 1980 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Ed J. Polk, conference chairperson of the Sixth Annual CAL/NEVA Conference-Banquet invites TR to present the after-dinner speech at the annual dinner, April 26, 1980.

Folder 15 United Nations Assn. 1978-80 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Dorothy Argow, president of the United Association Citrus Belt Chapter invites TR to its Annual April Luncheon to be held at the Masonic Temple, Riverside, April 26, 1980. TR presents "Ascending or Descending in Urban Affairs."

Folder 16 UCR Alumni Scholars Club 1980 Physical Description: 5 TLS/AN Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The Sociedad Hispánica de Zeta Omega invites TR to attend its annual banquet to be held at UCR on May 18, 1980. Includes a note from Rebecca Torres-Rivera and a copy of Entre Nosotros, a Sigma Delta Pi journal.

Folder 17 UCSB Folklore Roundtable 1980 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR receives a cassette tape of the "Roundtable IV: Folklore and Literatura Chicanesca," and thanks Paul E. Flores, of the Center for Chicano Studies at UC Santa Barbara. Include essays on Chicano literature. (The cassette tape is located at S5.B14.F1.)

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Folder 18 Comité Chicanacán 1979-80 Physical Description: 3 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Juan F. Herrera, member of the Comité Chicanacán and sponsor of the Semana de Arte y Cultura Chicana in México, D.F., May 25 through June 1, 1980, invites TR to participate in the event. TR accepts.

Folder 19 Artes y Humanidades 1980 Physical Description: 20 TLS/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Sylvia B. Rifkin, director of the Centro Cultural Biblioteca de Benjamin Franklin invites TR to be a panelist in the Chicano Literature Symposium to be held in Mexico City. TR accepts and prepares his paper.

Folder 20 Riverside County Project 1980 Physical Description: 12 TLS/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Don F. Kenny invites TR to give the opening address at the Migrant Education Workshop in Riverside, October 1980. TR accepts and prepares his speech on the "Development of the Chicano/Latino Community." Include TR's speech.

Folder 21 Palm Springs Satellite 1980 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Barbara Foster, president of the Cultural Center of Palm Springs confirms a visit with TR to discuss a joint effort in building a performing arts and educational center. Include general material and information on Palm Springs, CA.

Folder 22 RACHE College Info. Day 1980 Physical Description: 4 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. UC Santa Cruz EOP/SAA thanks TR for his speech and ideas during its RACHE College Information Day. TR writes: "I enjoy very much being with you and meeting the many fine people who are making good things happen at UC Santa Cruz."

Folder 23 University of Washington 1980 Physical Description: 20 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Karl Vesper, professor of Business and Engineering at the University of Washington invites TR to give the keynote speech at the National Conference for Deans on December 1980, in St. Louis, MO. Include conference material.

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Folder 24 CSULA-UCR Joint Programs 1980 Physical Description: 10 TLS/AL Scope and Content Note Eng. Dr. Michael D. Reagan at UCR organizes a formal meeting of TR with President James Rosser of California State University at Los Angeles to discuss future joint projects in science and engineering, January 19, 1981.

Folder 25 ACE Board of Directors 1981 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Board of Directors' material on the American Council of Education annual meeting concerning policy and strategy review in Washington, D.C., January 23, 1981.

Folder 26 UCLA Chicano Colloquium 1981 Physical Description: 8 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. John Akers of the UCLA Graduate Students Association invites TR to participate in its colloquium, "Dialogues with Chicano Writers," February 20, 1981. TR accepts and decides to present his views on Chicano literature.

Folder 27 UCR Lloyd Eaton Program 1981 Physical Description: 4 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. George Slusser, director of the Third Annual Lloyd Eaton Science Fiction Conference at UCR invites TR to present the opening remarks on February 21, 1981. TR accepts.

Folder 28 NCTE General Conference 1981 Physical Description: 20 TLS/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. The National Council of Teachers of English invites TR to present the keynote address at its annual general session. TR accepts and prepares his speech entitled "Wisdom: The Teaching of Literature." Include TR's manuscript.

Folder 29 California State office 1981 Physical Description: 5 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. The Department of History at UCR invites TR to attend its Sixth Annual California Historic Preservation Conference to be held in Riverside on March 29, 1981. TR accepts.

Folder 30 Mexican American Seminar 1981 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Phil Rocha, president of the Mexican American Personnel Management Association invites TR to give the keynote speech at its Mexican American Seminar on April 10, 1981. TR presents "The Educational Challenges of the 80's."

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Folder 31 Pomona Education Center 1981 Physical Description: 10 TLS/TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The Pomona Educational Service Center invites TR to give the keynote address at its conference entitled "Students Today Leaders Tommorrow," May 7, 1981. TR speaks on "The Search for Human Values." Include TR's original speech.

Folder 32 CSUSD Chicano Colloquium 1981 Physical Description: 20 TLS/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Dr. Joe Rodríguez invites TR to participate in a Chicano literature colloquium hosted by California State University at San Diego in May 1981. TR's speech is entitled "Visions of Existence in Tierra."

Folder 33 USC Bilingual Education 1980-81 Physical Description: 4 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Francisco Jiménez, professor at the University of Santa Clara, CA, invites TR to present a paper on Chicano literature at its Chicano Institute on Culture on May 12, 1981. TR presents "Chicano Literature: A Fiesta of the Living."

Folder 34 College of the Desert 1981 Physical Description: 7 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Fern D. Stout, president of the College of the Desert, Palm Desert, CA, invites TR to be its commencement speaker on May 21, 1981. TR's speech is entitled "In Search of Wisdom."

Folder 35 Mexican American Banquet 1981 Physical Description: 15 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Beatriz A. Smith, coordinator of the Twelfth Annual Banning Mexican American Scholarship Dinner invites TR to be its keynote speaker at its celebration on May 28, 1981. TR accepts and presents the speech, "In Search of Human Values."

Folder 36 UCR Agricultural Meeting 1981 Physical Description: 10 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Information on the UCR Botanic Gardens Conference regarding the success of the agricultural sciences in the university and in California. Includes the essay, "The Agricultural Engineer: His Interface with Society."

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Folder 37 Chaffey Community College 1981 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Robert Davis of the history department of Chaffey Community College, Alta Loma, CA, invites TR to be its commencement speaker on June 27, 1981. TR accepts gladly.

Box 23, Folder 1 President Saxon's Visit 1981 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UC System memoranda regarding President David Saxon's visit with TR on June 3-5, 1981. Include arrangements for dinner with community leaders and programs of the meetings.

Folder 2 UC Regents' Council 1981 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UC Regents send TR material on its board meeting scheduled for July 15-17, 1981, at UC San Francisco regarding its new UC infrastructure operating policies and academic benefits.

Folder 3 TACHE Annual Conference 1981 Physical Description: 20 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Texas Association of Chicanos in Higher Education holds its Seventh Annual Conference in Dallas, TX, and invites TR to give the keynote address. TR accepts and presents his speech, "Chicanos in Higher Education Organizations."

Folder 4 UC/Mexico Joint Project 1981 Physical Description: 12 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Dr. Eduardo Casas Díaz from the Colegio de Postgraduado, Chapingo, México, and TR from UCR work together on August 1981, to arrange an agreement for collaborative research involving graduate students and faculty of both campuses.

Folder 5 NHSF Board of Directors 1981-82 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The National Hispanic Scholarship Fund sends TR material on its next board of directors' meeting on September 15, 1981, and requests that TR attend the NHSF fund-raising dinner. Include general correspondence and annual reports.

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Folder 6 NCAA Board of Directors 1981 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Walter Byers, director of the National Collegiate Athletic Association sends TR material on the meeting in Chicago on September 28-29, 1981. Include NCAA publications.

Folder 7 UCLA Law Colloquium 1981 Physical Description: 15 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Charles M. Firestone, director of the Communications Law Program at UCLA invites TR to attend its workshops on "Privacy and Democracy in 1984," on December 11, 1981. Includes the Library of Congress report on "Creativity."

Folder 8 Anaheim Union High School 1982 Physical Description: 4 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Dale Schroeder, principal of Anaheim Union High School invites TR to speak to his faculty on its Multicultural Awareness Day on February 1982. TR accepts the invitation.

Folder 9 UCR Psychology Dept. 1982 Physical Description: 7 AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR Department of Psychology invites TR to give the opening address at the Second Annual Chicano Psychology Symposium on March 26, 1982. Include the original speech and notes.

Folder 10 NY Educational Academy 1982 Physical Description: 10 TLS/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. The Academy for Educational Development of New York sends TR material regarding its business meeting on April 21, 1982, at the St. Francis Hotel in San Francisco, CA.

Folder 11 UTA Hispanic Research 1982 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. UT Austin office for Advanced Research in Hispanic Education sends TR information on the symposium, "Hispanics in Higher Education: Leadership and Vision for the Next Twenty-five Years," at UT Austin on April 29 through May 1, 1982.

Folder 12 CSSB Upward Bound Program 1982 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. John A. Chesney, director of the Upward Bound Program of the California State College at San Bernardino invites TR to be its guest speaker at its Cinco de Mayo luncheon on May 3, 1982. TR accepts and looks forward being with them.

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Folder 13 UCI Spanish Department 1982 Physical Description: 15 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. María Herrera-Sobek, professor at UC Irvine Spanish department invites TR to be the keynote speaker at the Second Symposium of Chicano Literature on May 4, 1982. Include TR's speech, "Presence of La Chicana: A Critical Inquiry."

Folder 14 WNMU Commencement Speech 1982 Physical Description: 30 TLS/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. Robert Glennen, president of Western New Mexico University invites TR to be its commencement speaker on May 7, 1982. Include TR's speech, "In Search of Community," and material on his award of doctor of humane letters honoris causa.

Folder 15 Colorado Springs College 1982 Physical Description: 20 AMs/TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de Aztlán at Colorado Springs College invites TR to participate in a symposium on Chicano literature, May 13, 1982. TR presents "Chicano Literature: An Artistic Expression of the Chicano Struggle."

Folder 16 HAPMA Scholarship Banquet 1982 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Gregory Sims, chairman of the Hispanic American Professional and Management Association invites TR to be its keynote speaker for the Scholarship Awards Banquet on May 20, 1982, at Ontario's Red Lion Inn. TR accepts the invitation.

Folder 17 RFS Student Award Program 1982 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Larry E. James, chairman of the Outstanding Student Award Program of Redlands Federal Savings, invites TR to be its keynote speaker on May 26, 1982, at the Highland Springs Resort in Beaumont. TR accepts the invitation.

Folder 18 Palo Verde College, CA 1981-82 Physical Description: 8 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Margaret H. Arter, dean of instruction at Palo Verde College invites TR to be its commencement speaker on May 27, 1982. TR accepts the invitation.

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Folder 19 Maricopa College, AZ 1982 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Alfredo G. de los Santos, vice chancellor of Maricopa Community College invites TR to attend a high-level Chicano meeting with Gregory R. Anrig of the Educational Testing Service on June 4, 1982.

Folder 20 Loma Linda University, CA 1982 Physical Description: 20 TLS/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. V. Norskov Olson, president of Loma Linda University invites TR to be its commencement speaker on June 13, 1982, at the La Sierra Campus in Riverside. TR's speech is on "Community and Civic Morality." Include original speech and notes.

Folder 21 UCSD Affirmative Action 1982 Physical Description: 8 TLS/TMs Scope and Content Note Eng. Ed C. Apodaca, director of the Sixth Annual SAA/Retention Conference invites TR to serve as the keynote speaker on September 8, 1982, at UC San Diego. TR's speech is entitled "Building Better Bridges." Include original notes.

Folder 22 UCB Graduate School 1982 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Sandra P. Epstein, director of the conference on "The American High School Today and Tomorrow," at UC Berkeley invites TR to introduce Dr. David P. Gardner on June 28, 1982. TR agrees.

Folder 23 TACHE Internal Memoranda 1982 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Internal memoranda from the Texas Association of Chicanos in Higher Education on its Eighth Annual Conference at El Paso, TX, July 29-31, 1982, entitled "Preparing Chicanos in Higher Education to Meet the Challenge of the Future."

Folder 24 UT El Paso Convocation 1982 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Haskell Monroe, president of UT El Paso invites TR to be the keynote speaker at the university's convocation ceremonies on September 15, 1982. TR accepts gladly.

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Folder 25 Congressional Fund-Raiser 1982 Physical Description: 3 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Jacques and Barbara Yeager invite TR and Concha to attend a reception for Al McCandless, a candidate for the Thirty-seventh Congressional District, on September 18, 1982.

Box 24, Folder 1 MASBA Internal Memoranda 1982 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Eva Meza DuBois, coordinator of the Mexican American School Members Association invites TR to give a lecture at the "Educational Workshop for Decision Makers," October 2, 1988. TR presents "New College Entrance Requirements."

Folder 2 University of Illinois 1982 Physical Description: 35 TLS/TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Juan C. González, director of La Casa Cultura Latina of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, invites TR to give a lecture on the "Challenges to Latinos in the 80's," on October 23, 1982. TR speaks on Chicano culture.

Folder 3 SBAC Internal Memoranda 1982 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Faustino N. Muñoz, president of the Society of Bilingual Agriculturalists of California invites TR to give its keynote address at the California State Polytechnic University, Pomona, October 23, 1982. Include conference material.

Folder 4 AMAE General Conference 1982 Physical Description: 40 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Association of Mexican American Educators invites TR to be its keynote speaker at its conference on November 11, 1982. TR agrees and prepares his speech entitled "Latinos and Justice: A Humanistic Base Perspectives and Philosophy."

Folder 5 CPEC Accreditation 1982 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Lyman A. Glenny, editor of the California Postsecondary Education Commission sends TR a copy of his report entitled "Quality of the 1980 Census for Postsecondary Education."

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Folder 6 Harvard-Radcliffe Club 1982 Physical Description: 12 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. George Yahn, president of the Harvard Alumni Association of Palm Springs, CA, invites TR to be its speaker at its local alumni association of Harvard-Radcliffe on December 7, 1982.

Folder 7 Riverside County Schools 1982 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Yolanda M. Benítez, curriculum coordinator for the Riverside County Superintendent of Schools invites TR to be its guest speaker at the Spanish Language Institute on December 1982. TR agrees to attend and give a presentation.

Folder 8 FACHRES-CA Memoranda 1982 Physical Description: 50 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Dr. Carlos Muñoz at UC Berkeley sends TR material on its upcoming peace mission to El Salvador (Central America) on January 6-10, 1982. TR sends regrets that he cannot attend due to pressing UCR business responsibilities.

Folder 9 SDSU Bilingual Education 1982 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Margarita Calderón, coordinator of the SDSU Institute for Cultural Pluralism asks TR if UCR would like to host the next Multidistrict Teacher Trainers Institute on December 4, 1982. TR gives best available dates for his support.

Folder 10 Press-Enterprise Lecture 1983 Physical Description: 5 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR and the Press-Enterprise host the Annual Journalist Lecture Series on February 8, 1983. Include information on Eugene Patterson, editor and president of the St. Petersburg Times, who will be the eighteenth annual lecturer.

Folder 11 Hispanic Literature Conf. 1982-83 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. María I. Duke dos Santos, professor at East Texas State University sends TR an invitation to be the guest lecturer at its Hispanic conference on February 1983. TR presents "La literatura chicana y el establecimiento de comunidad."

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Folder 12 San Jacinto Community 1983 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Dolly Chambers, director of the San Jacinto Beauty Pageant invites TR to be a guest and judge at its annual banquet on February 1983, in Hemet, CA. TR accepts.

Folder 13 WESTOP Annual Conference 1983 Physical Description: 50 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Western Association of Educational Opportunity Personnel invites TR to give the keynote address at its Educational Conference at Lake Tahoe on March 7, 1983. TR presents "Maximizing the Full Development of Our Human Resources."

Folder 14 UCR State-of-the-Campus 1983 Physical Description: 3 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. TR presents the Chancellor's State-of-the-Campus Address at UCR on March 10, 1983. Some of the main points of his address concern the future strategies in advancing the development and management of a young and healthy campus.

Folder 15 Texas Literary Tradition 1982-83 Physical Description: 50 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. John Weinstock, dean of humanities at UT Austin invites TR to participate on the Texas Literary Tradition Symposium on March 23, 1983. TR presents "Mexican American Literature: The Establishment of Community."

Box 25, Folder 1 TCH Humanities Lecture 1982-83 Physical Description: 50 TLS/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. James F. Veninga, executive director of the Texas Committee for the Humanities invites TR to participate in its Human Imagination Conference on March 25-26, 1983. Include TR's notes and Charles L. Black's keynote address.

Folder 2 SACS Internal Memoranda 1983 Physical Description: 30 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Gordon W. Sweet, executive director of the Southern Association of Colleges sends TR material on Biscayne College, FL, for the scheduled meeting on April 10-13, 1983. Include TR's notes and general material.

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Folder 3 UTA Education Lecture 1982 Physical Description: 15 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Peter T. Flawn, president of the University of Texas at Austin welcomes TR to the First National Dorothy Danforth Compton Conference on Minorities in Education. TR presents "Higher Education in the 80's and the Search for Wisdom."

Folder 4 UTEP Palabra Nueva Conf. 1983 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Ricardo Aguilar, director of the Palabra Nueva Chicano Literature Symposium at UTEP invites TR to be a participant at its program on April 21, 1983. Include information on the literary contest and agenda on the symposium.

Folder 5 AAHE Regional Symposium 1983 Physical Description: 30 TLS/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. The American Association of Higher Education has a regional symposium in San Diego on April 28, 1983, and invites TR to participate in its program. Include TR's speech and ideas.

Folder 6 San Jose State University 1983 Physical Description: 50 TLS/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Gail Fullerton, president of San Jose State University, CA, informs TR of his selection as the Robert D. Clark Distinguished Visiting Professor. TR accepts and prepares his speech, "The American Continents As Humanistic Metaphor."

Folder 7 UCR Academic Internships 1983 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR hosts the Academic Internship Program and invites all companies and organizations who are sponsoring young interns to attend the reception on May 10, 1983. Include lists.

Folder 8 Michigan Education Dept. 1983 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Antonio Flores, director of the Michigan Department of Education invites TR to give the keynote address at its Symposium on Higher Education and Hispanics on May 13, 1983. Include TR's outline, "Sí se puede, ¡Adelante!" and notes.

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Folder 9 UCI Chicano Medical Assn. 1983 Physical Description: 20 TLS/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The UC Irvine Chicano Medical Association invites TR to be the commencement speaker at its graduation ceremonies on May 21, 1981. TR accepts and presents "The Importance of Community." Include TR's original manuscript.

Folder 10 UCR Highland Clan Dinner 1983 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. TR invites the UCR Highland Clan to the University House for dinner on May 24, 1983, as an expression of appreciation for its outstanding assistance throughout the year. Contains a copy of the "Highland Clans Manual."

Folder 11 UCR Foundation Luncheon 1983 Physical Description: 10 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Executive committee of the UCR Foundation plans a business luncheon on May 24, 1983, to review its resource management and future fund-raising strategy.

Folder 12 Fundación Ana G. Méndez 1983 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. José F. Méndez, president of the Fundación Educative de Ana G. Méndez invites TR to give the commencement address at its graduation program on June 2, 1983, in Puerto Rico. TR presents "Continentes americanos metáfora humanística."

Folder 13 Crafton Hills College 1983 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Donald L. Singer, president of Crafton Hills College in Yucaipa, CA, invites TR to be the commencement speaker on June 9, 1983. TR accepts and prepares his keynote address.

Folder 14 UCR Commencement Dinner 1983 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Concha and TR invite the UCR Platform Party to join them for an After-Commencement Dinner at the University House. The guests include UCR support personnel and dedicated staff.

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Folder 15 Caminos Magazine 1983 Physical Description: 20 TLS/TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Caminos magazine located in Los Angeles invites TR to be its guest editor for the June 1983, issue on "Hispanics in Higher Education." TR accepts and contracts various writers such as Griego, Navarro, Baltodano and de los Santos.

Box 26, Folder 1 Laney College, Oakland 1983 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Odell Johnson, president of Laney College in Oakland, CA, invites TR to be its commencement speaker on June 9, 1983. TR accepts the invitation and prepares his keynote speech.

Folder 2 UCR Guayule Conference 1983 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Charles Coggins, director of the Guayule Conference at UCR invites TR to give the opening address at its Fourth Annual Guayule Rubber Society Conference. TR prepares his speech on UCR's agricultural research development.

Folder 3 Brawley/El Centro Lecture 1983 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The Brawley and El Centro Rotary Clubs of California invite TR to be their guest speaker during consecutive luncheons on June 22-23, 1983. TR accepts and prepares his speech on the affinity of the university to Imperial Valley citizens.

Folder 4 U.S. Dept. of Education 1983 Physical Description: 40 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The U.S. Department of Education holds hearings on the reauthorization of the Higher Education Act of 1965, on July 14, 1983, at Mission Viejo, CA, and TR presents testimony on behalf of the UC System. Include TR's original speech.

Folder 5 IBM Management Seminar 1983 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Justin A. Giolitti, director of the "IBM Seminar for University Presidents," in New York, invites TR to participate in the symposium on July 25, 1983. TR sends his regrets.

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Folder 6 Texas Humanist Journal 1981 Physical Description: 25 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. James F. Veninga, editor of the Texas Humanist, invites TR to participate in a meeting of contributing editors on August 12-13, 1983, to explore subjects, writers and themes for its forthcoming issues. TR accepts.

Folder 7 UCR/Carnegie Meeting 1983 Physical Description: 40 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. TR hosts a Hispanic Leadership Symposium at UCR on August 23-24, 1983, with David Hamburg, president of the Carnegie Corporation. Include a list of some of the nation's top Chicano/Latino educators and general material.

Folder 8 RACHE Annual Conference 1983 Physical Description: 40 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Modesta García, co-chair of the Raza Administrators and Counselors in Higher Education thanks TR for agreeing to be the keynote speaker at its Eighth Annual Higher Education Conference on September 30, 1983. Include TR's speech.

Folder 9 CPU Latino Unity Dinner 1983 Physical Description: 25 TLS/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Armando Navarro, president of the Congreso para Pueblos Unidos invites TR to give the keynote address at its First Latino Unity Dinner on October 6, 1983. TR presents "Latino Unity and Economic Empowerment." Include speech outline.

Folder 10 UTA English Department 1983 Physical Description: 15 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Elizabeth Harris, professor of the English department at UT Austin invites TR to conduct a class called Short Story Workshop on October 1983. TR prepares material which includes "The U.S.A. School of Writing," by Elizabeth Bishop.

Folder 11 UC Counselors' Conference 1983 Physical Description: 7 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Ed C. Apodaca, director of Student Academic Services of the UC System invites TR to give the welcome address and introduce the speakers at the Fourteenth Annual UC Counselors' Conference. TR agrees and looks forward to the event.

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Folder 12 Intercambios Femeniles 1983 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Silvia Castillo, chair of the Hispanic Women in Higher Education invites TR to attend the reception on November 4, 1983, and to introduce UC President David Gardner before his formal address. TR accepts.

Folder 13 UTA Centennial Conference 1983 Physical Description: 15 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Calvin P. Blair, chairman of the UT Austin Centennial Conference invites TR to give the keynote address at the Institute of Latin American Studies on November 11, 1983. TR prepares his speech, "Cultural Linkages: A U.S. View."

Box 27, Folder 1 RUSD Cooperative Project 1984 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. George C. Lantz, superintendent of the Riverside Unified School District and TR discuss some UCR/RUSD joint projects to be initiated to promote educational excellence in the Riverside community.

Folder 2 University of Redlands 1984 Physical Description: 45 TLS/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Douglas R. Moore, president of the University of Redlands invites TR to be the guest speaker at the President's High Table Lecture on March 5, 1984. TR presents "Life in Search of Form: The Evolution of Mexican American Poetry."

Folder 3 CONAC National Conference 1983-84 Physical Description: 25 TLS/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Pepe Barrón, president of El Congreso Nacional de Asuntos Colegiales invites TR to give a speech on Chicanos/Latinos in education on March 31, 1984. TR presents "La condición actual del alcanzamiento de la enseñanza superior."

Folder 4 USC Humanities Conference 1983-84 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. John Maguire, president of Claremont University Center, CA, invites TR to participate in its Humanities Conference on April 2, 1984, at the University of Southern California. TR accepts and prepares his ideas for the panel on humanities.

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Folder 5 CSUF Chicano Conference 1984 Physical Description: 15 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Robert D. Segura, coordinator of the Chicano conference at California State University at Fresno invites TR to give the keynote address at the conference-banquet on April 7, 1984. TR accepts and prepares his speech on Chicano leadership.

Folder 6 NCCHE Board of Trustees 1984 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. National Chicano Council on Higher Education executive board holds a meeting with TR at UCR on April 14, 1984, to discuss future goals and objectives for the organization. Include notes, ideas and agenda of board meetings.

Folder 7 Council of La Raza 1984 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Raúl Yzaguirre, president of the National Council of La Raza of Washington, D.C., invites TR to participate in its Third National Leadership Conference on April 15-18, 1984. TR sends his regrets due to other commitments.

Folder 8 CCM Scholarship Banquet 1984 Physical Description: 20 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. The Executive Planning Committee of Chicanos in Creative Medicine of East Los Angeles College invites TR to give its keynote on April 25, 1984. TR prepares his speech on "The Importance of Humanities." Includes the original speech.

Folder 9 UCR Highland Clan 1984 Physical Description: 15 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Concha and TR invite the UCR Highland Clan to an informal luncheon to celebrate its outstanding assistance throughout the year on April 24, 1984. Include lists and memoranda.

Folder 10 UCR Annual Open House 1984 Physical Description: 5 AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The Chicano Studies program of UCR invites TR to give the welcoming speech at the Fourth Annual Chicano Open House. TR's speech defines the importance of a solid humanities education and his growth as an educator.

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Folder 11 UCI Literary Conference 1983-84 Physical Description: 25 TLS/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Daniel G. Aldrich, chancellor of UC Irvine invites TR to give the keynote at the Tenth Annual Chicano Literary Contest on May 10, 1984. TR prepares his speech entitled "The Evolution of Chicano Poetry."

Folder 12 NMSU Writing Center 1984 Physical Description: 20 TLS/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. Kevin McIlvoy, professor of New Mexico State University Writing Center invites TR to be interviewed with various writers on May 12, 1984, for the Puerto del Sol magazine. TR accepts and prepares his ideas on literature.

Folder 13 UCR Ed. Abroad Program 1984 Physical Description: 3 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. TR invites the parents of outstanding students selected to be in UCR's Education Abroad Program for 1984-85 to attend the reception at the University House on May 15, 1984.

Folder 14 UCR Internship Program 1984 Physical Description: 20 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The UCR Career Planning program prepares a reception on May 21, 1984, with the corporations and student interns who participated in the job training program with UCR.

Folder 15 UCR Alumni Barbecue 1984 Physical Description: 20 TL/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Concha and TR invite UCR Alumni to participate in an old-fashioned steak barbecue on May 22, 1984, at the University House in Riverside. Include lists of scholars and guests.

Folder 16 UCB Chicano Studies Dept. 1984 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Cordelia Candelaria, director of the Chicano Studies Program at the University of Colorado at Boulder invites TR to present a paper on October 22, 1984, on the importance of Chicano and Latin American Studies during its colloquium.

Folder 17 Institute for Humanities 1984 Physical Description: 50 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Harry Wilmer, president of the Institute for the Humanities at Salado invites TR to give a speech on the myth of the Alamo at the Texas Myth Conference on October 26, 1984. TR accepts but dies before he is able to present his ideas.

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Folder 18 TR's Cancelled Trips 1979-89 Physical Description: 30 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR's professional meetings or conferences that were either re-scheduled or cancelled due to unexpected situations. Include the UT El Paso and UCR administrations.

Box 28, Folder 1 Angelo State University 1977 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Dr. Saúl Sánchez requests a letter of recommendation from TR regarding a National Endowment for the Humanities grant to complete a novel on the migrant workers of America.

Folder 2 Arizona State University 1978 Physical Description: 4 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Luis Aranda, chairman for the National Symposium on Hispanic Business invites TR to participate in its program on September 20-22, 1978. TR sends his regrets.

Folder 3 Austin College, TX 1974 Physical Description: 15 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Nelson R. DeVega, professor of Spanish at Austin College in TX, invites TR to give a lecture on Chicano literature at its Minority Awareness Week on March 13-19, 1974. TR prepares his speech, "The Chicano and His Literature."

Folder 4 Brigham Young University 1973-77 Physical Description: 35 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR participates with the Latin American Studies Department of Brigham Young University on several projects regarding Mexican American literature and education. Include material on the Spanish-Speaking American Challenge Conference.

Folder 5 CSU System Advisory Team 1977 Physical Description: 15 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Material from the California State Universities and Colleges regarding the Presidential Selection Advisory Committee considering TR's candidacy for president in the CSU System.

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Folder 6 CSU Sacramento Symposium 1973-76 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Isabel Hernández, coordinator of the Chicano Festival of the Arts of the California State University at Sacramento invites TR to participate in its festival on April 28, 1973. Include general correspondence and program material.

Folder 7 Carthage College: Eger 1976 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Ernestina N. Eger, professor of Spanish literature of Carthage College in Wisconsin requests information on TR's writing and bibliography. TR sends his curriculum vitae.

Folder 8 ETSU Spanish Department 1978 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. María D. dos Santos, professor of Spanish literature at East Texas State University informs TR of her upcoming visit to UTSA on June 22, 1978. TR agrees to give her a tour.

Folder 9 Fort Sam Houston, TX 1974 Physical Description: 20 TLS/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Eugene F. Chiminello, program officer for the Semana de La Raza of the Department of the Army at Fort Sam Houston, TX, invites TR to give the keynote on September 18, 1974. Include TR's speech on his ideas on Chicano culture.

Folder 10 Fresno State College, CA 1972 Physical Description: 5 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The foreign language department of Fresno State College in California sends TR information on its bilingual/bicultural program for the academic year of 1972.

Folder 11 Georgetown University 1975 Physical Description: 8 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Estelle Irizarry, professor at Georgetown University of Washington, D.C., invites TR to give a seminar on his novel, Tierra, on November 21, 1975. TR accepts and prepares his seminar entitled "Literatura chicana: metamórfosis."

Folder 12 Incarnate Word College 1972-74 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. TR participates in various symposia hosted by the Southwest Mobile Institutes of the Incarnate Word College in San Antonio, TX. Include TR's keynote address given on March 10, 1973, general memoranda and conference programs.

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Folder 13 Indiana Univ. Northwest 1973-78 Physical Description: 30 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR participates in various symposia on Chicano literature from 1973-1975 at Indiana University Northwest. Some of the lectures are entitled "Creativity in the Barrio," "Chicano Literature and Tomás Rivera" and "Chicano Short Story II."

Folder 14 Instituto Tenochtitlán 1977 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Printed catalog of the Instituto Cultural Tenochtitlán of Seattle, WA. Include detailed information on its various seminars in Mexico City, Morelia and Mazatlán.

Folder 15 Instituto Tecnológico 1972 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Printed catalog of the Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudio Superiores de Monterrey in Mexico. Include material on its program and curricula offered through its institute.

Folder 16 Merritt College, Oakland 1973 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Felix Elizalde, coordinator of La Raza Writers Program at Merritt College in Oakland, CA, invites TR to lecture on the development of Chicano literature on June 2, 1973. TR prepares his speech, "Communicating the Chicano Experience."

Folder 17 Michigan State University 1972-73 Physical Description: 7 TLS/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Frank Pino, Jr., professor of Romance languages at Michigan State University invites TR to participate in the XVI Congreso Internacional de Hispanistas, August 26-31, 1973. TR agrees to moderate the panel on Chicano literature.

Folder 18 NAUM Extension (UNAM) 1977 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) sends TR a printed schedule of its Spanish Language Program offered at its San Antonio, TX, extension campus.

Folder 19 Northern Arizona Univ. 1972 Physical Description: 3 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Guy Bensusan, professor at Northern Arizona University at Flagstaff requests TR's help in locating Chicano artists for his research on Mexican American art.

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Folder 20 Northern Illinois Univ. 1973-76 Physical Description: 15 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR corresponds with Alfonso Rodríguez, professor of Spanish literature at Northern Illinois University on its Chicano literature symposium. Include material from Dave Oliphant regarding his New Breed anthology.

Box 29, Folder 1 Oblate College, TX 1976-78 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Executive memoranda of the Centro Video of Oblate College at San Antonio regarding its Chicano film festival and its participation in the Annual UNDA-USA Gabriel Awards. Contain Silvia Serna's vita regarding her film career.

Folder 2 Oral Roberts University 1971 Physical Description: 10 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The printed catalog and curricula of Oral Roberts University in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Include information on its academic services.

Folder 3 OLLU San Antonio, TX 1976-77 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Amelia Pacheco, director of the Higher Education Leadership Institute of Our Lady of the Lake University of San Antonio requests UTSA to participate in its internship project for training its international students in education.

Folder 4 Palomar College, CA 1977 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. John E. Valdez, chairman of the Department of Multicultural Studies at Palomar College in San Marcos, CA, invites TR to give a lecture on Chicano literature and culture. Include some Chicano literature from Luz Elena Garzón.

Folder 5 Pan American University 1971-78 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Edward Simmens, professor at Pan American University invites TR to participate in its symposium on Chicano literature on October 7, 1971. TR submits his essay, "Into the Labyrinth: The Chicano in Fiction." Include the symposium proceedings.

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Folder 6 Sacramento State College 1970 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Internal memoranda from the Mexican American Education Project of Sacramento State College regarding its curricula and future research plans. Also, thanks TR for his assistance.

Folder 7 SHSU Curricula Outlines 1969-70 Physical Description: 40 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Internal memoranda regarding the Latin American Studies Program proposal for Sam Houston State University. Include curricula outlines, foreign language requirements and notes.

Folder 8 SDSU Chicano History 1975-78 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. José F. Salgado, director of the Centro de Estudios Chicanos of San Diego University requests material on Mexican American history, culture and arts. Include general correspondence with Molina and Martínez.

Folder 9 St. Edward's University 1978 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. St. Edward's University hosts the Advisory Board of the Fund for the Improvement of Postsecondary Education and invites TR to participate in its meetings on February 24-26, 1978. Include conference notes and ideas on educational issues.

Folder 10 St. Philip's College, TX 1976-78 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. G.L. Hodges, sponsor of the office Education Association of St. Philip's College invites TR to be a judge for the Prepared Verbal Communications contest on March 24, 1977. Include general material regarding TR's past involvement.

Folder 11 Stanford University 1971-77 Physical Description: 8 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. TR receives material from Stanford University regarding several positions which might interest him in administration and teaching. Includes a request by Isidro D. Ortíz for TR's vita for a Chicano Ph.D. candidate pool in the U.S.

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Folder 12 Stephen F. Austin Univ. 1972 Physical Description: 2 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Vivian Gruber, professor of modern languages at Stephen F. Austin University of Nacogdoches, TX, invites TR to give a lecture on Chicano literature to her Spanish classes.

Folder 13 Texas A & I University 1977-78 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Margie Sauvageau, coordinator of the Bilingual Conference of Texas A & I University in Kingsville invites TR to give a lecture on bilingual education.

Folder 14 Texas A & M University 1977 Physical Description: 8 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Edwin H. Cooper, chair of the Inaugural Committee of Texas A & M University invites TR to attend the inauguration ceremonies of President Jarvis E. Miller on October 4, 1977.

Folder 15 Texas Tech University 1976 Physical Description: 6 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Wendell Aycock, professor in the English department of Texas Tech University thanks TR for his lecture in the Chicano literature symposium and for the material received. Include letters from Dr. Walt McDonald and Dr. W.T. Zyla.

Folder 16 Trinity University, TX 1971-77 Physical Description: 40 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. TR participates in various Chicano literature lectures at Trinity University in San Antonio hosted by Dr. Dick Woods and the Association of Chicano Students. Includes an NEH proposal by Woods to publish a book on Chicano writers.

Folder 17 Tulane University 1977 Physical Description: 3 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR receives the TULAS newsletter, from the Latin American Studies department of Tulane University in New Orleans and thanks Richard E. Greenleaf, the director for sending it.

Box 30, Folder 1 Univ. de las Américas 1975 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Edward Simmens, dean of the Universidad de las Américas in Puebla, México, invites TR to give a lecture on his writings and Chicano literature on May 27-28, 1975. TR sends copies of "Looking for Borges" and "Las salamandras."

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Folder 2 University of Arizona 1972-73 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Arnulfo D. Trejo, professor at the University of Arizona at Tucson thanks TR for his lecture on Chicano literature at the "Semana de la Raza," May 3, 1972. Include Dr. Juan Rodríguez' letter on Rulfo's influence on TR's writing.

Folder 3 UC Berkeley Publication 1972-79 Physical Description: 3 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Barbara Robinson, chief bibliographer at UCR sends TR a memorandum regarding the UC Berkeley Catalog on "Chicano Literary Heritage." Includes the report by Dr. Richard Adams entitled "Maya Highland Prehistory."

Folder 4 UC Irvine Literary Award 1975 Physical Description: 7 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Juan Villegas, chairman of the Chicano Literary Contest of UC Irvine invites TR be a judge for the award ceremony on May 6, 1975. Include UCI's Chicano anthology and TR's correspondence on Dr. Alejandro Morales' novel.

Folder 5 UCLA Chicano Studies 1976-83 Physical Description: 30 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Published material from the UCLA Chicano Studies Research Center dealing with its "National Directory of Chicano Faculty" and "Summary of Activities of the CSRC 1981-82." Include letters from Dr. Juan Gómez-Quiñones and Dr. Carlos Haro.

Folder 6 UC San Diego Symposium 1976-77 Physical Description: 7 TLS/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. Sherley Anne Williams, chairwoman of the Department of Literature at UCSD invites TR to its symposium on Chicano and Afro-American literary criticism on March 1-3, 1977. TR accepts the invitation and prepares his lecture.

Folder 7 UCSB Literary Interview 1977 Physical Description: 5 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Salvador Rodríguez del Pino, professor of the Department of Chicano Studies at UC Santa Barbara invites TR to be interviewed on videotape and speak about his novel on the Chicano Writers Lecture Series, May 31, 1977. TR agrees.

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Folder 8 UC Boulder Memoranda 1973-77 Physical Description: 15 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Salvador Ramírez at the University of Colorado at Boulder invites TR to participate in the World Congress of Sociology at Toronto, Canada, August 18-24, 1974. Contain the conference agenda and TR's acceptance.

Folder 9 UC Denver Symposium 1974 Physical Description: 3 TLS/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. Francisco Ríos, professor of the University of Colorado at Boulder invites TR to give a presentation on Tierra, at the university on May 6, 1974. TR accepts.

Folder 10 University of Georgia 1981 Physical Description: 1 TL Scope and Content Note Eng. University of Georgia Press sends TR material on the Flannery O'Connor Award for Short Fiction. A cash prize of $500 is given to the writer with the best story for 1981.

Folder 11 University of Houston, TX 1972-77 Physical Description: 35 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Research material on the Mexican American and Latin American Programs at the University of Houston, TX. Include material on the Raza Contra la Guerra, Contemporary Latin American Literature Conference and TR's lecture to MAYO in 1973.

Folder 12 University of Illinois 1974 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Dr. Anthony M. Pasquariello at the University of Illinois sends TR material on his Ph.D. students' work. Include Thomas Lundgren's work entitled "Mexican and Chicano Short Story: Rulfo, Revueltas, Rivera, Méndez and Leal."

Folder 13 University of Iowa 1976 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Walter Dobian, professor of the University of Iowa sends TR an update on his Chicano literature anthology involving the Macmillian Company, Ray Barrio, Rudolfo Anaya and TR.

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Folder 14 University of Minnesota 1976-78 Physical Description: 30 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR sends a letter of recommendation to William H. Edson, chairman of the Search Committee for Vice President at the University of Minnesota, for Dr. Arnold C. Vento. Include Vento's various essays and curriculum vitae.

Folder 15 University of Nebraska-L. 1977-78 Physical Description: 25 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Elaine Jahner, professor of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln invites TR to present a lecture at its Second Annual Ethnicity on the Great Plains Symposium in April, 1978. Include correspondence and essays on the theme.

Folder 16 University of Nevada 1976 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Patricia Geuder, professor at the University of Nevada informs TR that she would like to nominate him to the board of the National Center for Higher Education Management Systems. TR accepts the nomination.

Folder 17 University of New Mexico 1973-77 Physical Description: 2 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. José Reyna, professor of the University of New Mexico requests a letter of support for the position of vice president of Academic Affairs from TR. Includes a letter to the editor of the Southwest Circle.

Folder 18 University of New York 1981 Physical Description: 2 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. James P. Murphy, chairman of the board of trustees of the City University of New York requests assistance from TR on finding a new chancellor for the university.

Folder 19 University of Oklahoma 1969-78 Physical Description: 4 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Internal memoranda of the University of Oklahoma at Norman regarding the UON Language Review, and the Second Annual Banquet for Alumni on November 11, 1978. Includes a letter to Don Mateo Vara y Vara of the Universidad de Madrid, España.

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Folder 20 University of Redlands 1980-82 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Héctor P. Márquez, professor of the Department of Spanish at the University of Redlands invites TR to participate in its Chicano literature symposium on January 1982. TR accepts.

Box 31, Folder 1 USC Chicano Conference 1973-74 Physical Description: 4 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Mary Ann Pacheco, coordinator of the Chicano Literature Institute at the University of Southern California sends TR conference material on the Flor y Canto Festival Program.

Folder 2 USC Education Committee 1976 Physical Description: 4 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Louis Ruybalid, professor at the University of Southern at Colorado invites TR to participate in the IMAGE Education Committee to promote Chicanos/Latinos in higher education.

Folder 3 UT Health Science Center 1974-75 Physical Description: 85 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Harry A. Wilmer, director of the Second Annual International Film Festival on "Mexico: Man, Culture and the Humanities," invites TR to be a panelist at the Chicano Film Perspective on October 5, 1974. Include TR's lecture notes.

Folder 4 UT Austin Memoranda 1974-82 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Elvira Chavaría, librarian of the Benson Latin American Collection at UT Austin requests that TR send his manuscripts to the Mexican American Library Program. Include requests for bibliographies and material on the Chicano experience.

Folder 5 UTEP Administrative Data 1976-82 Physical Description: 70 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Executive memoranda and reports of UTEP regarding its administrative policy on faculty wages and internal problems of the university. Include reports, conference agenda and brochures during TR's tenure as executive vice president.

Folder 6 UTSA Education Department 1974-77 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Internal memoranda of UTSA regarding its Center for Research in Teaching Effectiveness. Include general material during TR's tenure as vice president of administration.

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Folder 7 University of Wisconsin 1974-78 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR presents lectures on Chicano literature at the Spanish-Speaking Outreach Institute of the University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, during 1974-78. Includes a copy of a Chicano newspaper entitled Tezcatlipoca, and general correspondence.

Folder 8 Yale University Research 1974-76 Physical Description: 4 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. David Montejano, coordinator of the Social Science and Humanities Workshop at Yale University invites TR to speak on Chicano literature on April 5-7, 1974. Includes an essay entitled "The Writing Gap," by Dr. Giamatti.

Box 32, Folder 1 College Board Memoranda 1979 Physical Description: 15 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Published reports and memoranda of the College Board of New York regarding its April 9, 1979, board of trustees' meeting. Include information on the Assembly on Education in the Eighties.

Folder 2 Danforth Foundation 1970-71 Physical Description: 10 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Published reports and newsletters of the Danforth Foundation of St. Louis, Missouri. Include the 1968-69 annual report, the Danforth newsletter, and a lecture by Dr. Lee McDonald.

Folder 3 Education Testing Service 1971-84 Physical Description: 4 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Education Testing Service of Princeton, New Jersey, sends TR a copy of the Handbook for Deans and Examiners of the Undergraduate Program for Counseling and Evaluation. Includes a letter from the board regarding a new resolution.

Folder 4 Ford Foundation Memoranda 1974-76 Physical Description: 120 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Executive memoranda of the Mexican American Fellowship Program directed by leading Chicano professors for the Ford Foundation of New York. Include lists of the Chicano award candidates and TR's correspondence.

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Folder 5 Humphrey Institute 1979 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Peter Magrath, president of the University of Minnesota invites TR to join the advisory committee of the Hubert H. Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs. TR accepts and plans to attend the meeting on April 19, 1979. Include brochures.

Folder 6 MacArthur Foundation 1982 Physical Description: 3 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Rachel Newton, coordinator of the Prize Fellows Program for the John D. & Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation invites TR to give a confidential evaluation of Jesús S. Treviño. Includes a Treviño narrative profile and fellowship notes.

Folder 7 NEH Selection Panel 1978-81 Physical Description: 55 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Executive memoranda on the National Endowment for the Humanities regarding new policy and grant applications. Include Dr. Charles Tatum's research project on Chicano literature and general NEH publications and correspondence.

Folder 8 O'Hara Foundation Award 1972 Physical Description: 1 TL Scope and Content Note Eng. TR sends the Frank O'Hara Foundation a copy of his poetry manuscript, Always and Other Poems, for its poetry award.

Folder 9 PBS Publications. 1979 Physical Description: 50 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Published reports and articles of the Public Broadcasting Service. Includes the article, "Talking Back," by Lawrence K. Grossman, president of PBS and research material.

Folder 10 Rockefeller Foundation 1979-81 Physical Description: 30 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The selection committee of the Minority Fellowship Program of the Rockefeller Foundation sends TR material on the current candidates for the program. Include general memoranda, reports and abstracts on various projects submitted.

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Folder 11 Weatherhead Foundation 1971-75 Physical Description: 15 TLS/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Richard W. Weatherhead, president of the Weatherhead Foundation invites TR to participate in the conference on "Contemporary Dilemmas of the Mexican/United States Border." Include outlines of TR's lecture and general notes.

Folder 12 Wilson Foundation 1983 Physical Description: 2 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Judith A. Himes, program officer of the Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation sends TR a copy of "Hispanic Participation in Higher Education: A Focus on Chicanos and other Hispanics in California."

Box 33, Folder 1 Carnegie Foundation 1976 Physical Description: 55 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Alan Pifer, president of the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching invites TR to join the board of trustees. Includes the report, "The College Curriculum," and general correspondence of the board of trustees.

Folder 2 Carnegie Foundation 1976 Physical Description: 50 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Published reports and memoranda of the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching on its future meetings and activities. Include commentary on the future of education and a draft of a report entitled "The College Curriculum."

Box 34, Folder 1 Carnegie Foundation 1977 Physical Description: 40 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Board of trustees' memoranda of the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching concerning its selection of new council and policy. Includes the Carnegie Quarterly.

Folder 2 Carnegie Foundation 1977 Physical Description: 65 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Clark Kerr, chairman of the Carnegie Council on Policy Studies in Higher Education sends TR a copy of the report, "Missions of the College Curriculum," a comprehensive, nationwide assessment of higher education in the U.S.

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Box 35, Folder 1 Carnegie Foundation 1977 Physical Description: 30 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Executive memoranda from the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching regarding its annual board meetings. Include copies of its agenda, minutes and policy reports.

Folder 2 Carnegie Foundation 1977 Physical Description: 70 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Internal memoranda to the board of trustees of the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching concerning the "Mission of the College Curriculum." Include agenda.

Box 36, Folder 1 Carnegie Foundation 1977 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Executive memoranda and published reports of the Carnegie Council on Policy Studies in Higher Education. Contain the reports, "Federal Reorganization: Education and Scholarship" and "Collective Bargaining in Public Higher Education."

Folder 2 Carnegie Foundation 1977 Physical Description: 50 TL/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Published reports and memoranda from the Carnegie Council on Policy Studies in Higher Education. Include the studies, "Vocational Education and Manpower Training" and "The States and Private Higher Education--A New Era Has Begun."

Box 37, Folder 1 Carnegie Foundation 1977 Physical Description: 75 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Internal memoranda of the Carnegie Council on Policy Studies regarding the report, "The College Curriculum." Contains the publication, "From Youth to Adulthood: How Can We Improve the Transition?"

Folder 2 Carnegie Foundation 1978 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Board of trustees' memoranda of the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching regarding its annual meetings. Contains the report, "Youth in Contemporary Societies."

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Box 38, Folder 1 Carnegie Foundation 1978 Physical Description: 30 TL/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Published reports from the Carnegie Council in Policy Studies in Higher Education. Includes the report, "Making Equal Opportunity Work: Effective Student Assistance," and Dr. Ernest Boyer's curriculum vitae and views on education.

Folder 2 Carnegie Foundation 1981 Physical Description: 40 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Ernest Boyer, president of the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching sends TR the report, "Higher Learning and the Nation's Future." Include general correspondence and CFAT 1981 financial reports.

Folder 3 Carnegie Foundation 1982-83 Physical Description: 25 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Verne A. Stadtman, vice president of General Services of the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching invites TR to the annual meeting and dinner on November 14, 1983. Includes the report, "Study of the American High School."

Box 39, Folder 1 Carnegie Foundation/PBS 1977 Physical Description: 25 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Carnegie Foundation in 1977 selects TR to serve on the new established Commission on the Future of Public Broadcasting. Include letters from various public broadcasting directors and articles on the Carnegie Commission and PBS.

Folder 2 Carnegie Foundation/PBS 1977 Physical Description: 55 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Carnegie Commission for the Future of Public Broadcasting memoranda regarding its Programming Task Force Work Plan. Include copies of "A Conversation with Huw Wheldon," by Bill Moyer and "The Status Report of Public Broadcasting 1977."

Folder 3 Carnegie Foundation/PBS 1977 Physical Description: 50 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Carnegie Commission Task Force Proposal outlining programming and guidelines for the advancement of the Public Broadcasting Service. Includes the statement by President Jimmy Carter on the future of PBS and several reports.

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Folder 4 Carnegie Foundation/PBS 1977 Physical Description: 30 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Summary of Testimony at November 18-19, 1977, meeting of the Carnegie Commission for the Future of Public Broadcasting. Include the reports, "Writing a New Script for Public Broadcasting" and the "Status Report of Public Broadcasting."

Box 40, Folder 1 Carnegie Foundation/PBS 1978 Physical Description: 50 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Carnegie Commission for the Future of Public Broadcasting hosts a week-end retreat at Tarrytown, New York, Conference Center. Include conference agenda, reports and ideas regarding PBS future funding and programming.

Folder 2 Carnegie Foundation/PBS 1978 Physical Description: 50 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Carnegie Commission on the Future of Public Broadcasting sends TR reports and memoranda regarding its meeting, February 20, 1978. Include the reports, "Public Broadcasting Audience" and the "Ford Foundation Reports."

Box 41, Folder 1 Carnegie Foundation/PBS 1978 Physical Description: 70 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Carnegie Commission for the Future of Public Broadcasting sends TR material on its Nebraska meeting, April 20, 1978. Contain the reports, "Role of Foundations in Public Broadcasting" and "Financial Practices in Public Broadcasting."

Folder 2 Carnegie Foundation/PBS 1977-78 Physical Description: 55 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Reports of the Carnegie Commission for the Future of Public Broadcasting regarding its programming policies and publications. Include the articles, "Heat Shield or Crucible?" and "Summary Report Recommending a Carnegie Commission."

Box 42, Folder 1 Carnegie Foundation/PBS 1978 Physical Description: 40 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Carnegie Commission on the Future of Public Broadcasting memoranda on its meeting in Dallas, TX, June 25, 1978. Include the reports, "Television Production in Public Broadcasting" and "Public Broadcasting Training Programs."

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Folder 2 Carnegie Foundation/PBS 1978 Physical Description: 40 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Internal reports of the Carnegie Commission on the Future of Public Broadcasting regarding its March 16, 1978, meeting. Includes the report, "Independent Television Production and the Public Broadcasting System," and some PBS speeches.

Folder 3 Carnegie Foundation/PBS 1978 Physical Description: 15 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Memoranda on meetings and reports of the Carnegie Foundation for the Future of Public Broadcasting. Include the Corporation for Public Broadcasting newsletters, annual reports and "Effects of Cable on Public Television."

Box 43, Folder 1 Carnegie Foundation/PBS 1977-78 Physical Description: 75 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Published Reports of the Carnegie Commission on the Future of Public Broadcasting regarding its policy and financial records. Include the reports, "Getting to Seseme Street" and the "Open Testimony Before the Carnegie Commission."

Folder 2 Carnegie Foundation/PBS 1978 Physical Description: 40 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Published reports of the Carnegie Commission on the Future of Public Broadcasting regarding its current projects. Contain information on station visits and various reports entitled "Newsroom," "Nova" and the "Adams Chronicles."

Box 44, Folder 1 Carnegie Foundation/PBS 1978 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Carnegie Commission on the Future of Public Broadcasting sends TR material regarding its meeting in Boston, May 19, 1978. Include the reports, "Public Broadcasting: State of the Art" and the "Testimony before the Carnegie Commission."

Folder 2 Carnegie Foundation/PBS 1978 Physical Description: 50 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Published reports and memoranda of the Carnegie Commission on the Future of Public Broadcasting. Include the reports, "Originality and Pluralism," "Public Radio," "The Golden Age" and "The Local Broadcast Schedule."

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Box 45, Folder 1 Carnegie Foundation/PBS 1978 Physical Description: 50 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Carnegie Commission on the Future of Public Broadcasting sends TR material on the Public Research Symposium, February 6, 1978. Contains the report, "Picasso vs. Ascertainment," a Carnegie Quarterly and RE:ACT newsletter for children.

Folder 2 Carnegie Foundation/PBS 1978 Physical Description: 40 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Carnegie Commission on the Future of Public Broadcasting sends TR material on its meeting in New York, July 18, 1978. Include the reports, "Local Programming and Public Television" and "Models for Congressional Support of PBS."

Folder 3 Carnegie Foundation/PBS 1978 Physical Description: 70 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Published reports and memoranda of the Carnegie Commission on the Future of Public Broadcasting. Include the reports, "Innovative Uses of Telecommunications" and "Testimony Before the Carnegie Commission."

Box 46, Folder 1 Carnegie Foundation/PBS 1977-78 Physical Description: 70 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Published reports and memoranda of the Carnegie Commission on the Future of Public Broadcasting regarding its policy and current programming ideas. Contain the reports, "Public Radio," "Inside the FCC" and "Community Service Grants."

Folder 2 Carnegie Foundation/PBS 1976-80 Physical Description: 30 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Carnegie Commission on the Future of Public Broadcasting sends TR material on the PBS Program Service Planning Book. Also, contains internal memoranda from Dr. William McGill and Shelia Mahony regarding future meetings and activities.

Box 47, Folder 1 Times Mirror Corporation 1981 Physical Description: 40 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Internal memoranda of the board of directors of the Times Mirror Corporation regarding its meeting, December 2, 1981. Include agenda and quarterly reports of the Times Mirror Corporation stock to the Securities and Exchange Commission.

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Folder 2 Times Mirror Corporation 1981-83 Physical Description: 30 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Quarterly reports of the Times Mirror Corporation stock to the Securities and Exchange Commission. Include its annual financial statements and investment charts.

Box 48, Folder 1 USC Library Services 1972 Physical Description: 5 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Robert Haro, university librarian at USC writes an article, "Academic Library Services for Mexican Americans," regarding the need for libraries to recruit more Chicanos and to purchase more Chicano/Latino material.

Folder 2 ETS Achievement Tests 1971-72 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Achievement Test booklet prepared for the College Entrance Examination Board by the Educational Testing Service.

Folder 3 Agrupación de Presos 1974 Physical Description: 3 PrArt Scope and Content Note Sp. Prison activists of the Agrupación de Presos in El Paso, TX, send TR information about human rights violations occurring in prison and requests his help in improving conditions.

Folder 4 Air Logistic Center 1977 Physical Description: 2 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. John R. Kelly, Jr., major general of the United States Air Force invites TR to visit its Air Logistics Center in San Antonio, TX. TR calls to confirm meeting.

Folder 5 American G.I. Forum 1976-78 Physical Description: 7 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Antonio G. Morales, chairman of the American G.I. Forum invites TR to attend its State Convention in Fort Worth, TX, on July 8-10, 1976. Include general correspondence.

Folder 6 American Graduate School 1974 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The American Graduate School of International Management sends TR information on its master's program and admissions policy.

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Folder 7 American Institute 1967 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The American Institute of Foreign Trade in Phoenix, AZ, sends TR material on its curriculum leading to a master's degree in foreign trade.

Folder 8 André Paquette Associates 1975 Physical Description: 5 TL/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Fr. Language instruction material from André Paquette Company sent to TR for the teaching of French.

Folder 9 Announcements/Symposium 1973 Physical Description: 4 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Published brochures on various conferences and symposia on Chicano literature and Latin American Studies in the U.S.

Folder 10 Appalachian America 1973 Physical Description: 5 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Harry M. Caudill writes on poverty and wealth in middle America in his article, "O, Appalachia." First published in the Intellectual Digest journal.

Folder 11 Bilingual Education 1975 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The Bilingual Curriculum Advisory Committee of San Antonio sends TR a copy of its newsletter, Aquí y Alla- En el Mundo Bilingüe, updating him on current activities and projects in the San Antonio public elementary schools.

Folder 12 Texas Teacher Education 1975 Physical Description: 5 TL/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Lynn C. Conner, chairperson of the Texas Association of the School Personnel Administrators sends UTSA Teacher Education Guidelines for students interested in teaching.

Folder 13 Chicano/Latino Articles 1972-74 Physical Description: 10 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Dr. Jorge Bustamante sends TR a copy of his essay, "El poder chicano en el distrito federal," dealing with the first seminar in Mexico City on the Chicano movement. Include various articles on politics, education and mental health.

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Folder 14 Atlantic Council of U.S. 1977 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Atlantic Council of the United States send TR a copy of General John W. Vogt, USAF report entitled "Improving NATO Force Capabilities," dealing with the major developments and trends affecting the NATO community and security.

Folder 15 Austin School District 1974 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Dorice Kemp, director for Project Assist of the Austin Independent School District sends TR material on its program and activities. Includes the Leer en Acción newsletter.

Folder 16 Barriology Test C/S 1970 Physical Description: 4 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. A Chicano writer sends TR a copy of his Barriology Test C/S dealing with Chicano slang and barrio culture. Includes a rating list which defines the level of expertise. (C/S means Con Safos, a Chicano slang for free and exempt from danger.)

Folder 17 Bell and Howell Company 1975 Physical Description: 5 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Published brochures on audio-visual aids of the Bell and Howell company available to schools and universities.

Folder 18 Bicultural Education 1972 Physical Description: 15 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Guillermo Lux, professor of History at New Mexico Highlands University sends TR a copy of his paper, "Biculturalizing New Mexican Education," dealing with the development of the Chicano community in Aztlán.

Folder 19 Bexar County Jail Program 1977 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. TR writes a letter of recommendation to Judge Blair Reeves of San Antonio in support of the positive alternatives proposal for the Bexar County Jail Education Program created by Dr. John F. Knoll and the Reverend Harry Martin.

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Folder 20 Bilingual Education 1975 Physical Description: 10 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Bilingual Program Development Center of San Antonio sends TR material on its educational programs for primary and secondary schools. Include TR's notes on programs.

Folder 21 Bilingual Education 1971 Physical Description: 2 AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. TR outlines his ideas on developing a strong bilingual education program at UTSA, by requesting information from colleges and universities with existing bilingual programs.

Folder 22 Black Leadership: U.S. 1975 Physical Description: 60 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. A syllabus entitled "Black Leadership in America," dealing with educational contributions made by African Americans in U.S. history. Include material on Harriet Tubman to Martin Luther King Jr., and a bibliography on films and books.

Box 49, Folder 1 Career Interest Survey 1975 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. A career interest survey developed to evaluate the level of understanding Chicano students have of the business world.

Folder 2 Centro de Barrio 1978 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Johnny Zamarripa, social worker of the Centro del Barrio office invites TR to attend its Summer Festival Fund-Raiser and be a judge of its ballet folklórico and musical groups. TR writes: "Es para mí un placer y, más un honor..."

Folder 3 Carrascolendas Program 1972 Physical Description: 40 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Center for Communication Research at UT Austin sponsors a National Scale Evaluation of Carrascolendas Public Television Program. Include material on the field experiment tests to Mexican American children.

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Folder 4 Carrascolendas Program 1971-73 Physical Description: 30 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Published material of the Center for Communication Research at UT Austin. Include material from the Carrascolendas Program and La Raza Conference, "Towards a Philosopy of Education for the Mexican American."

Folder 5 CIE Media Central 1972-75 Physical Description: 5 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Center for Internationalizing the Study of English sends TR material on its various projects and publications available for purchase or rental to universities. The information include poetry, film and audio-cassettes.

Folder 6 Centro Cultural de Pueblo 1977 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The Foundation for Mexican American Affairs invites TR to attend its Chicano Arts Theatre program on April 18, 1977, at the Centro Cultural del Pueblo meeting in San Antonio.

Folder 7 Chaparral Travel 1974-75 Physical Description: 10 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. General receipts and memoranda regarding travel arrangements made by TR with the Chaparral Travel Agency in San Antonio.

Folder 8 Charles H. Revson, Inc. 1978 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Eli Evans, chairman of the Charles H. Revson Foundation sends TR his article, "The City, South and Caribbean." Include general correspondence regarding the foundation.

Folder 9 Chicano Ph.D. Listings 1974 Physical Description: 55 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Gustavo Valadez, professor at Stanford University sends TR a Chicano Ph.D. listing compiled in 1974. It contains a national list of Mexican American and Latino scholars.

Folder 10 Chicano Professionals 1974 Physical Description: 50 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Dr. Gustavo M. Quesada and Dr. Cervando Martínez prepare a manuscript entitled Chicano Professionals, and invite TR to contribute a chapter on the Chicano writer. TR accepts.

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Folder 11 Child Development Program 1972-73 Physical Description: 4 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Josue Cruz, assistant director of the Child Development Associate Consortium requests information regarding available UTSA teaching positions. Include his curriculum vitae.

Folder 12 University Education 1972 Physical Description: 3 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Louis T. Benezet, president of the State University of New York at Albany writes an essay on the crisis in the modern university entitled "Should Students Have a Voice in What They're Taught?" published by the Chronicle, in 1972.

Folder 13 Cinco de Mayo Celebration 1975 Physical Description: 1 AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. Research material on TR's visit to Johnston High School for its Cinco de Mayo celebration hosted by the Chicano Club.

Folder 14 Clear Lake Area Project 1977 Physical Description: 4 TL/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Louis J. Rodríguez, president of the Clear Lake Area Economic Development Foundation sends TR memoranda on its new housing development in Houston, TX.

Folder 15 College Board Tests 1973 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Research material on the SAT scores and minority students developed by the Admissions Testing Programs. Includes the article, "Questions You Asked About College Board Tests."

Folder 16 Commission for Teachers 1973 Physical Description: 7 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Commission for Teacher Preparation and Licensing sends TR a copy of its Bilingual Specialist Guidelines prepared to assist institutions to develop professional programs.

Folder 17 University of Illinois 1970 Physical Description: 3 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Darrel L. Murray, professor at the University of Illinois at Chicago writes an essay on teaching entitled "The Component of a Module," describing the best way to teach independent ideas.

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Folder 18 Contemporary Arts Museum 1977 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. TR is invited to attend the Chicano Art Exhibition at the Contemporary Arts Museum in Houston, TX, on August 21, 1977, sponsored by ¡Dále Gas! artists. Include loan agreement.

Folder 19 Library of Congress 1971 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Library of Congress sends TR a "Copyright Pamphlet," for 1971 and an application to copyright a book published in the U.S.

Folder 20 Council on Entrance Board 1978 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Information on the advice council of the College Entrance Examination Board. Include the reports, "Bilingual Education and the Hispanic Challenge" and the "Report on Student Involvement in the College Board."

Folder 21 Crystal City Project 1977 Physical Description: 10 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Teacher Corps Writing Project of Crystal City, TX, sends TR a copy of its writing proposal, outlining the projects, goals and activities from 1977 to 1979.

Box 50, Folder 1 ¡Dále Gas! Chicano Art 1977 Physical Description: 2 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Contemporary Arts Museum of Houston, TX, invites TR to attend its ¡Dále Gas! Chicano Art Exhibition on August 20, 1977.

Folder 2 Danforth Foundation 1971 Physical Description: 40 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Memoranda and reports from the Danforth Foundation regarding its symposia and meetings for the following year. Include the reports, "The University and Political Involvement" and "The Evaluation of the Danforth Associate Program."

Folder 3 Development Associates 1973 Physical Description: 1 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Bob Cervantes, consultant of the Development Associates, requests assistance in promoting a Chicana/o for a new bilingual position for its management and governmental firm.

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Folder 4 University of Zaire 1976 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The African American Institute of Washington, D.C., invites Lobho-Lwa-Djugu Djugu, director for Academic Affairs of the National University of Zaire, to tour America. One of his stops is at UTSA and TR acts as chief liaison.

Folder 5 Department of Justice 1976-78 Physical Description: 15 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Community Relations Service of the Department of Justice in Washington, D.C., sends TR data on research and development. Include the reports, "Mediation in Michigan" and "Influences of Social Organizations on Dispute Processing."

Box 51, Folder 1 Economics of Chicanos 1973 Physical Description: 5 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The U.S. Department of Labor Statistics prepares the report, "The Economic Situation of Spanish Americans," an overview of problems affecting the Chicano/Latino community, first published in the Monthly Labor Review, in 1973.

Folder 2 Epidemiology Research 1974 Physical Description: 30 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Dr. Gustavo Quesada at Texas Tech University sends TR his new research report entitled "The Epidemiology of Acceptance of Mental Health Service," dealing with Latino attitudes toward the health professions in South Texas.

Folder 3 Education of the Chicano 1972-73 Physical Description: 40 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Bibliographic material on the Chicano/Latino population of the United States. Contain the reports entitled "Spanish for Native Speakers," "Education for the Mexican American" and "The Academic Plan for Chicano Studies."

Folder 4 Edgewood I.S.D., TX 1973 Physical Description: 30 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Enrique Barrera, director of the Career Opportunities Program of San Antonio sends TR his proposal to the United States Commission on Civil Rights dealing with the training of more Chicano educators for the American Southwest.

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Folder 5 Encyclopaedia Britannica 1974 Physical Description: 5 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Ernece B. Kelly, filmstrip producer of the Encyclopaedia Britannica, requests permission to use an excerpt from TR's novel, Tierra, for his filmstrip on Chicano literature.

Folder 6 UTSA Anthropology Dept. 1973 Physical Description: 10 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Thomas C. Greaves, professor of anthropology at UTSA sends TR a copy of his essay, "En busca de un pluralismo en los Andes."

Folder 7 El Dorado Distributors 1970 Physical Description: 5 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. El Dorado Chicano Book Distributors of San Francisco sends TR bibliographies of current books on the market. Include Ernesto Galarza's Colección mini-libros para niños.

Folder 8 UTSA Executive Center 1974 Physical Description: 3 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Jim Gugle, general manager of the UTSA Executive Center sends TR material on energy conservation for the university.

Folder 9 UTSA office Equipment 1973-74 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. office manuals on electronic equipment purchased for the University of Texas at San Antonio.

Folder 10 Ethics in Education 1973 Physical Description: 15 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Research articles on education and ethics in the university. Include the essays, "The Ethical Crisis in Education," "The Future of Anti-Discrimination Enforcement," "Medical Schools at the Crossroads" and "The Shame of Theatre Arts."

Folder 11 Ethnic Minority Research 1973 Physical Description: 20 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The State of Louisiana Ethnic Minorities Studies Task Force recommends that ethnic studies be integrated into the curriculum of Louisiana schools from kindergarten through college and graduate school.

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Box 52, Folder 1 Social Science Symposium 1972 Physical Description: 20 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Research presented at the annual meeting of the Southwestern Social Science Association at San Antonio in 1972. Include the essays, "Mexican American Self-Concept and Achievement" and "Factors Related to Prejudice and Discrimination."

Folder 2 UTSA Transport Proposal 1973 Physical Description: 10 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. A proposal on the feasability of a transportation center for the city of San Antonio submitted to the Coordinating Board of Texas College and University System in 1973.

Folder 3 Fellowship Programs 1970 Physical Description: 70 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Various research grants and fellowships offered by the Ford Foundation, the National Endowment for the Arts and the Urban Administration Fellows Program. Include various proposals submitted to the Texas Committee for the Humanities.

Folder 4 Foreign Language Syllabi 1971 Physical Description: 55 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. General outlines and syllabi on teaching modern languages at the university level. Include Spanish, French and German language outlines by various universities and colleges.

Folder 5 FIPSE Research Reports 1973 Physical Description: 30 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Department of Health, Education and Welfare sends TR material on its Fund for the Improvement of Postsecondary Education. Includes an outline of its goals and objectives.

Box 53, Folder 1 Gómez, Salvador H. 1974-75 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. TR recommends Salvador H. Gómez for a graduate fellowship in the Mexican American Program of the Educational Testing Service. Include the reports entitled "Governance in U.S. Universities" and "The University Department."

Folder 2 García, Rodolfo G.: Vita 1978 Physical Description: 3 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. TR receives the curriculum vitae of Rodolfo G. García and files it for future use. Include material on the Association for the Advancement of Mexican Americans in Houston.

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Folder 3 Bilingual Education Data 1973 Physical Description: 10 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Joseph M. Montoya, U.S. Senator sends TR the essay entitled "Bilingual-Bicultural Education: Making Equal Opportunities Available to National Origin Minority Students," for his review and commentary.

Folder 4 González, Henry B. 1973-76 Physical Description: 70 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Henry B. González, U.S. Congressman congratulates TR on his selection as the 1974 Sembrador of the Year Award. Include Congressman González' monthly newsletters.

Folder 5 Good Government League 1975 Physical Description: 4 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Attorney Clarence R. McGowan sends TR campaign material on the San Antonio City Council election scheduled for April 1, 1975. Include material from the Good Government League.

Folder 6 City Government Directory 1976 Physical Description: 30 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce sends TR a copy of its Government officials Directory for his perusal.

Folder 7 Guidance Testing Catalogs 1973 Physical Description: 2 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Dr. Herschel T. Manuel of the Guidance Testing Associates sends TR a catalog on educational testing material available through his non-profit organization in Austin, TX.

Folder 8 Guide to Hispanic Writers 1972 Physical Description: 20 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR receives a selected annotated list of journals central to the study of Spanish and Spanish American language and literature. This study is entitled "A Guide to Journals in the Hispanic Field," created by Dr. Donald W. Bleznick.

Folder 9 Harlandale High School 1976 Physical Description: 4 TLS/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. Mary E. Daunoy, secondary consultant of Harlandale High School of San Antonio invites TR to give a presentation on Chicano literature on December 15, 1976. TR agrees.

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Folder 10 Heffernan School Supply 1973 Physical Description: 20 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR receives a catalog from the Heffernan School Supply Company of San Antonio dealing with material on the Chicano and Spanish writers of the Southwest.

Folder 11 HEW - Publications 1972 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Stanley Pottinger, director of the office for Civil Rights sends all college and university presidents a memoranda and report on its "Higher Education Guidelines."

Folder 12 HEW - Youth Liaison Group 1972-76 Physical Description: 15 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. General memoranda and reports from the Department of Health, Education and Welfare regarding the Youth Liaison Committee and the Special Services for Disadvantaged Students Program.

Box 54, Folder 1 Special Language Training 1971 Physical Description: 20 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Special training material on "Individualization of Foreign Language Learning in America," taught by West Chester State College. Include notes on culture and literature.

Folder 2 United Nations Institute 1977-78 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Published reports and newsletters of the Institute of International Education of the United Nations. Contain material on its goals and objectives for the 1977-78 academic year.

Folder 3 KWEX-TV, Channel 41 1975 Physical Description: 10 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng. TR defines his ideas for KWEX-TV on the issues affecting San Antonio. Contains a statement on economics, education, unemployment and discrimination.

Folder 4 Kelly Air Force Base 1977 Physical Description: 3 TLS/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. USAF General John R. Kelly invites TR to visit the Headquarters of San Antonio Air Logistics Center and discusses with him ideas for a future graduate program.

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Folder 5 Kingsville Public Schools 1972 Physical Description: 15 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Thomas E. Dannelly, curriculum director of the Education Service Center invites TR to participate in its Annual Area In-service Program. TR agrees to participate.

Folder 6 Lackland Air Force Base 1976 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. TR participates in the Mexican American cultural celebration at Lackland Air Force Base and presents his lecture on "Contemporary Chicano Poetry," on September 16, 1976.

Folder 7 Language Centers/Europe 1971 Physical Description: 55 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The University of Nottingham of the United Kingdom sends TR the report, "The Role and Structure of University Language Centers in Europe," dealing with teaching and research.

Folder 8 Lanier High School 1974 Physical Description: 10 TMs/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. TR participates with the Mexican American Seniors of Lanier High School in a Latino research project on December 12, 1974. Include various research reports on Chicano history.

Folder 9 "Las provincias internas" 1971 Physical Description: 40 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Richard G. Santos at the Center for Public Schools of the University of Texas sends TR copies of his reports entitled "A History of the Spanish North American Frontier" and "The Frontier of New Spain."

Folder 10 Latino Community: Health 1974-75 Physical Description: 30 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Rodolfo Álvarez, principle investigator of the Latino Community Mental Health Program at UCLA sends TR copies of his reports, "Task Force on Community Mental Health Training" and "Latino Community Mental Health."

Folder 11 University of Chicago 1968-71 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. TR saves the article by Dr. Benjamin Bloom of the University of Chicago entitled "Learning for Mastery," dealing with the importance of educating all people in the United States.

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Folder 12 Literary/Speech Contest 1975 Physical Description: 7 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Conference material of the University Interscholastic League of High School Student's Speech and Literary Contest held at Robert E. Lee High School, April 11-12, 1975.

Folder 13 UTA Modern Languages 1974 Physical Description: 20 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Patricia O'Connor, professor at the University of Texas at Austin sends TR a copy of her research dealing with the professional use of Spanish and Portuguese languages.

Box 55, Folder 1 San Antonio Mission Data 1970 Physical Description: 10 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Research material and maps of the San Antonio Missions of Texas including historical facsimile of famous land-grants.

Folder 2 Mexican American Business 1977 Physical Description: 7 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The American Savings and Loan League sponsors its Annual Management Training Program and requests TR to encourage qualified minority students to apply to its program.

Folder 3 Mexican American Project 1973 Physical Description: 3 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Mexican American Study Project of UCLA sends TR a copy of its Chicano bibliography on the latest research books on the Chicano/Latino community in the Southwest.

Folder 4 Mexican American Research 1973 Physical Description: 5 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Chicano resource and background material on the writers, poets, historians and journalists of the Chicano literary and political movement in the United States.

Folder 5 MAUC Internal Memoranda 1973-76 Physical Description: 30 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UTSA administration plans meetings with Mexican American organizations to discuss university-community cooperation in serving the local community and Chicano population.

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Folder 6 College Board Review 1974 Physical Description: 5 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The College Board Review releases the report entitled "Mexican American Student Staying Power in College," written by Dr. Richard Pesqueira of New Mexico State University.

Folder 7 UT System: Future Goals 1976 Physical Description: 30 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Research material on the "Mission of the University of Texas System: Directions for the Future," held at UT San Antonio. Include the essays, "Societal Needs and Institutional Responses" and "Opportunities and Challenges in Governance."

Folder 8 Modern Language Program 1971 Physical Description: 10 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. TR develops the Modern Language Program at UT San Antonio using the audio-tutorial material available from various companies specializing in foreign language instruction.

Folder 9 Modern Language Assn. 1970 Physical Description: 10 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The Modern Language Association's official examinations in various disciplines such as foreign languages, education and graduate studies in business.

Folder 10 Modern Language Assn. 1975-76 Physical Description: 3 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. General correspondence with members of the Modern Language Association regarding the journal entitled Los Ensayistas, and Professor Esperanza Gurza's request for a copy of TR's essay, "Dynamic Intimacy in Chicano Literature."

Folder 11 Montal Educational Assn. 1972 Physical Description: 15 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Montal Educational Associates sponsors various conferences and research projects for the Mexican American community in the Southwest. Include workshop material on proposal writing and for curriculum development.

Box 56, Folder 1 National Hispanic Center 1977 Physical Description: 4 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Antonio Tinajero, director of the National Hispanic Resource Center shares information on his organization developed to promote research in education, government and business.

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Folder 2 National Peace Academy 1978 Physical Description: 30 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Eugene C. Bianchi, professor at Emory University in Atlanta invites TR to participate in its National Peace Academy Conference. Include conference agenda and notes.

Folder 3 Newsletters/Bulletins 1972-75 Physical Description: 20 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Research material and newsletters on various Chicano/Latino organizations established to promote information and coalition building within the university and the community. Include the journals, Aquila Volatica and Hispanic Culture.

Folder 4 Modern Language Material 1973-75 Physical Description: 10 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Southwest Circle newsletter sends TR copies of its publication regarding its modern language activities at various universities in the American Southwest.

Folder 5 Humanities Research Data 1976 Physical Description: 20 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Newspaper clippings on education, literature and politics in San Antonio and Texas. Include the articles entitled "Inflation Hits the Campuses," "Our Students' Writing Gap" and "Rubén Salazar: The Journalist."

Folder 6 Orta, Simón L.: Education 1971-73 Physical Description: 20 TL/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Simón L. Orta sends TR his research material on Chicanos in education entitled "Tlatelolco School: An Alternative to Chicano Education" and "Occupational Aspirations of Mexican American and Anglo-American Senior High School Students."

Folder 7 Ortíz, Desidoro: Vita 1974 Physical Description: 5 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Desidoro Ortíz sends TR his curriculum vitae and hopes that TR will review it for future employment at UTSA. Include information on Ortíz' expertise in Chicano research.

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Folder 8 NY State Education Dept. 1972 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The New York State Education Department funds research for a Teacher Education Program and publishes the report entitled "Performance Education," by Dr. Robert Houston.

Folder 9 University of New Mexico 1972 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Chris García at the University of New Mexico sends TR a copy of his essay entitled "The Political Socialization of Mexican American Children," presented in Oregon in 1972.

Folder 10 HEW Federal Register 1975 Physical Description: 8 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare sends TR copies of its publications. Includes the report, "Privacy Rights of Parents and Students."

Folder 11 University of Denver, CO 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Graduate Business Admissions Council of the University of Denver, CO, sends TR a report on the "Proceedings of the Fact Finding Conference on Spanish Surnamed Students."

Folder 12 Teaching Publications 1971-74 Physical Description: 3 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Research material on teaching aids for reading and includes the essay entitled "Centered on Teaching," published by the Danforth Foundation.

Box 57, Folder 1 UNC Education Research 1974-75 Physical Description: 3 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. University of Northern Colorado General Assistance Center sends TR its monthly newsletter, Reflections, dealing with general education announcements and research.

Folder 2 UTSA Business Dept. 1973 Physical Description: 12 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Louis J. Rodríguez, dean of the College of Business Administration at UTSA sends TR his essay entitled "Mexican American Students View of Business."

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Folder 3 San Antonio Conference 1969 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Bureau of Educational Personnel Development of the U.S. office of Education sponsors the San Antonio Conference on Bilingual/Bicultural Education. Include the proceedings published in 1969 edited by Ernest M. Bernal, Jr.

Folder 4 San Antonio District 1972-73 Physical Description: 30 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Research information on the South San Antonio Independent School District regarding its Bilingual Education Center and its various programs and flyers. Include grant proposals.

Folder 5 Science History Module 1970 Physical Description: 40 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. H.P. Baptiste, Jr., sends TR a copy of his "Science History Module on Contributions of Black Scientists and Inventors During the Nineteenth Century." Include bibliography.

Folder 6 U.S. Government Brochures 1973 Physical Description: 3 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. U.S. government publication lists of brochures and research reports in education, health and finance.

Folder 7 Teaching Techniques 1975 Physical Description: 4 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Professor Arthur Cohen outlines some teaching goals and objectives for instructors entitled "Sequencing Objectives."

Folder 8 SACNAS Internal Memoranda 1976 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Miguel Ríos, board of director of the Society for the Advancement of Chicanos and Native Americans in Science sends TR material on its proposal for a minority center for graduate education in science and engineering.

Folder 9 ISA Research Committee 1973 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Fr. Research Committee on Sociolinguistics of the International Sociological Association sends TR a copy of its monthly publication entitled Sociolinguistics newsletter.

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Folder 10 University of New York 1972 Physical Description: 5 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Dr. Rolando Hinojosa sends TR a copy of the essay entitled "Who Sank the Yellow Submarine?" written by Warren Bennis, dean of humanities at the State University of New York at Buffalo, dealing with university management and planning.

Folder 11 Texas Educational T.V. 1978 Physical Description: 3 TLS/AN Scope and Content Note Eng. Aida Barrera of the Southwest Center for Educational T.V. of Austin, TX, invites TR to participate in its project entitled "Personajes of the Mexican American Southwest."

Folder 12 Southwest Ed. Development 1977 Physical Description: 25 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. James H. Perry, director of the Southwest Educational Development Laboratory of Austin, TX, invites TR to join the advisory board on the planning study for the Institute of Texas Cultures. Include correspondence and notes.

Folder 13 Civil Service Commission 1978 Physical Description: 50 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. William C. Etheridge, director of the Dallas Region Training Center of the U.S. Civil Service Commission invites TR to give some lectures on cultural awareness. Include TR's notes and outlines of his lectures on culture.

Folder 14 University of New Mexico 1972 Physical Description: 3 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Joshua D. Bowen, director of the Village Bookstore sends TR a copy of an essay entitled "The Spanish Language in New Mexico: A National Resource," by McQueen Gray, president of the University of New Mexico, published in 1912.

Folder 15 UTSA Linguistic Research 1974 Physical Description: 20 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Joanne Schackman, a student at UTSA prepares a computer program for research on the Spanish language. Include slang and various idioms of the American Southwest.

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Box 58, Folder 1 State Adopted Textbooks 1971-73 Physical Description: 15 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. TR writes to various book publishers requesting copies of their state adopted language textbooks for his review and examination. Includes a list from the Texas Education Agency.

Folder 2 UTSA Modern Languages 1972 Physical Description: 8 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. TR develops a UTSA Foreign Language Program which reflects the diversity of cultures in San Antonio and its proximity to Mexico and Central American countries.

Folder 3 Curriculum Research Data 1972 Physical Description: 4 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. TR collects articles on educational issues such as "Student Evaluations of Teachers" and "The Quarter System: A Threat or Opportunity," printed in Science, and the Texas School Board.

Folder 4 UT Health Science Center 1974-75 Physical Description: 3 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Southwest Research Institute publishes its monthly journal entitled Tomorrow Through Research, and reviews the symposium on "Mexican Culture and the Healing Arts," held at the University of Texas, Health Science Center.

Folder 5 Publication Subscription 1972-75 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Subscriptions and orders to publishers and companies regarding their publications. Include the journals devoted to higher education entitled Change, and the Educational Record.

Folder 6 Texas Chicano Politics 1976-77 Physical Description: 3 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Chicano leaders in the field of human services send TR and the Carter transitional team copies of their proceedings produced by the Chicano Training Center at San Antonio, TX.

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Folder 7 Texas Clergy Conference 1972 Physical Description: 30 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UT San Antonio sponsor the Texas Clergy Economic Education Conference to be held at the Lutcher Center in San Antonio on June 13-15, 1972. The conference will deal with the American economy, economics of poverty and social policy.

Folder 8 Texas Municipal League 1975 Physical Description: 4 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Texas Municipal League in cooperation with the Texas Criminal Justice Council develops an anti-instrusion and burglar alarm code for Texan cities.

Folder 9 Teacher Training Data 1971 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Material on training resources in Texas for Child Development Personnel in preparing kindergarten and elementary school teachers. Include teachers' curriculum and reports.

Folder 10 Hispania Journal 1973 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Dr. Anthony M. Pasquariello sends TR a copy of his essay entitled "Una causa en busca de comprensión y dirección: la educación bilingüe y bicultural," published in Hispania.

Folder 11 University Consortium 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. James E. officer, executive director of the Border State University Consortium for Latin America at Tucson, AZ, sends TR a copy of his essay entitled "University Resources in the Borderlands."

Folder 12 Ward, Tereshina: Teaching 1975 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Tereshina S. Ward, a bilingual teacher in modern languages sends TR a copy of her proposal of a bilingual education program for the development of teaching material designed to help the bicultural/bilingual Chicano community.

Folder 13 World Educator's Retreat 1976 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Loretta Krause, director of the World Educator's Conference invites TR to attend its Hawaiian Bicentennial Summer program in July of 1976, designed for scholars and teachers.

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Folder 14 Writer's Digest Magazine 1970 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. A subscription for the Writer's Digest magazine is sent to TR from the publisher at Cincinnati, Ohio.

Box 59, Folder 1 U.S. office of Education 1968 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Bureau of Elementary and Secondary Education of the U.S. Mexican American Affairs Unit send TR copies of its reports entitled "Mexican American Education: A Special Report" and "Status of Education Legislation."

Folder 2 Educational Development 1970 Physical Description: 5 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. David Ballesteros from the American Personnel and Guidance Association at New Orleans, Louisiana, sends TR copies of his keynote address entitled "Counseling Needs of Spanish Speaking Americans," dealing with educational development.

Folder 3 Education Research Center 1972 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Thomas J. Cottle, a member of the Education Research Center publishes an essay entitled "Run to Freedom: Chicanos and Higher Education," explaining the struggles and barriers Chicanos face in advancing in American colleges.

Folder 4 UTEP Chicano Studies 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Dr. Roberto E. Villarreal sends TR a copy of his report entitled "The Mexican American Student: A Brief Analysis of Issues and Attitudes," focusing on the social, political and economic influence education has on the Chicano community.

Folder 5 Educational Development 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Raquel Montenegro sends TR a copy of her presentation given to the Chicano/Latino community entitled "Counseling Needs for Spanish Speaking Americans," dealing with the problems Chicano students face in the educational system.

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Folder 6 Bilingual Education 1973-74 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Armando A. Ayala from Sacramento State College, CA, sends TR two reports on Chicanos in education entitled "Rationale for Early Childhood Bilingual-Bicultural Education" and "Humanizing Education for the Chicano."

Folder 7 UTA Higher Education 1980 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Dr. Alfredo G. de los Santos from the office for Advanced Research in Hispanic Education at UT Austin sends TR a copy of his report, "Chicano Students in Institutions of Higher Education: Access, Attrition and Achievement."

Folder 8 NCCHE Board Meeting 1980 Physical Description: 4 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The executive board members of the National Chicano Council on Higher Education meet to discuss the Ford Foundation Post-Doctoral Program. Includes the report, "The Status of Chicanos in Higher Education."

Folder 9 UCB Higher Education 1975-81 Physical Description: 7 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Jess León, professor at UC Berkeley sends TR a copy of his manuscript entitled "The Struggle for Access: Minorities in a California University." Includes the report, "The Chicano College Dropouts."

Folder 10 HHEC Executive Committee 1982 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Hispanic Higher Education Coalition of Washington, D.C., sends TR a postsecondary education survey which will be used to determine the priorities in addressing problems faced by the Chicano/Latino community. Include statistics.

Folder 11 Chicano Policy Institute 1981-84 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The consortium of Chicano/Latino educators send TR notes and reports on its Chicano Policy Institute being developed as a multi-campus project for the advancement of the Chicano/Latino community. Include general correspondence.

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Folder 12 Chicano/Latino Educators 1981 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Adalberto Aguirre Jr., professor of Sociology at UCR sends TR a copy of his report entitled "Chicano Faculty in Postsecondary Educational Institutions," dealing with the development and struggles of the Chicano faculty.

Folder 13 Hispanic Policy Project 1984 Physical Description: 4 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Siobhan Oppenheimer-Nicolau, president of the Hispanic Policy Development Project sends Concha Rivera a copy of its report, "Make Something Happen." The report deals with strategies on improving the U.S. educational system.

Folder 14 Educational Development 1982 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Tomás A. Arciniega, vice president for academic affairs at the California State University, Fresno, sends TR a copy of his report entitled "Hispanic Participation in Higher Education: A Focus on Chicanos and Other Hispanics in CA."

Folder 15 Achievement Council 1984 Physical Description: 5 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Kati Haycock, executive director of the Achievement Council sends TR a copy of its planning statement and also its report, "Minority Education in a Dynamic State."

Box 60, Folder 1 Chicano Curriculum Notes 1970 Physical Description: 5 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Luis Cano develops a Chicano curriculum outlining "Mesoamerican History" and "The Mexican American War." Includes the essay, "Social Concepts to Reinforce a Positive Self-Image Among Mexican American Students."

Folder 2 United Organizations 1970 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The United Organizations Information Center from Houston, TX, sends TR copies of its planning statement and start-up budget for his review and comments.

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Folder 3 U.S. office of Education 1970 Physical Description: 5 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. U.S. office of Education sponsors the Bilingual Education Project developed to promote Chicanos/Latinos into higher education. Includes the abstract, "Bilingual Schooling in the United States."

Folder 4 Bilingual Education 1970-71 Physical Description: 5 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Various research reports on bilingual education published by the federal and state governments. Some of the reports are "A Resource Manual for Implementing Bilingual Education Programs" and "Origins of the Spanish American Population."

Folder 5 Texas Education Agency 1968 Physical Description: 3 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Several reports on bilingual education published by private and state agencies. Include the reports, "Texas Statewide Design for Bilingual Education," "Bilingual, Bicultural Education" and "New Directions for Bilingual Education."

Folder 6 Interamerica Research 1975 Physical Description: 3 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. National Resource Center for Bilingual/Bicultural Preschool Material sends TR various reports entitled "Assessment Criteria for Bilingual/Bicultural Preschool Materials" and "Materials for Bilingual Children: Annotated Bibliography."

Folder 7 American Public Education 1980 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching promotes the revisions on high school curriculum and publishes the report entitled "A National High School Study."

Folder 8 Hispanic Task Force Data 1980 Physical Description: 5 AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. Research notes on the Hispanic Task Force Committee formed to deal with Chicano/Latino relations in the Inland Empire. Include ideas and strategies for future meetings.

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Folder 9 Educational Development 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Southwestern Cooperative Educational Laboratory sends TR an Evaluation Report on Teaching which will help promote quality control on teaching and curriculum.

Folder 10 Educational Development 1973 Physical Description: 2 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Southwest Educational Development Laboratory invites TR to participate in its Curriculum Workshop to be held in San Antonio, TX, on January 25, 1973. Include correspondence.

Folder 11 Latino Health Research 1955 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Research report by Dr. Rogelio Díaz Guerrero from Miami, FL, entitled "Neurosis and the Mexican Family Structure," dealing with the internal make-up of the Mexican male and female psyche and interrelations.

Folder 12 UTSA Human Resources 1982 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. UTSA Human Resources Management and Development Programs publish the report, "A Discriminant Analysis of Career Related Attitudes, Strategies and Progress Between Anglo and Mexican American Females," dealing with economic progress.

Folder 13 Womens Action Program 1972 Physical Description: 1 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Lupe Anguiano, lecturer in Sociology sends TR a report sponsored by the U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare entitled "Women and Ethnicity," regarding her work with the Womens Action Program. Include correspondence.

Folder 14 UCLA Chicano Library 1975 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The UCLA Chicano Research Library compiles the research report entitled "The Chicana: A Preliminary Bibliographic Study," dealing with published books, essays and articles on Chicana/Latina issues and perspectives.

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Folder 15 University of Houston 1974 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Center for Human Resources at the University of Houston, TX, sends TR a copy of Dr. Tatcho Mindiola's work entitled "A Demographic Profile of Texas and Selected Cities: Some Recent Trends, 1950-1970," dealing with population issues.

Folder 16 San Antonio Express 1974 Physical Description: 5 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Bernardo Eureste, community relations activist in the city of San Antonio sends TR information on an editorial published by the San Antonio Express, dealing with the issue of "Machismo," and its proper interpretation.

Folder 17 Chicano Political Issues 1971-80 Physical Description: 5 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Research reports and articles on U.S.-Mexican Border relations and immigration policies entitled "Chicanos: Strangers in Their Own Land," "Culture on the Border," "The Illegal Alien" and "U.S.-Mexico Relations."

Folder 18 Chicano Political Issues 1970 Physical Description: 5 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Research articles on Chicano political issues published by many organizations. Include the articles, "A Report from Aztlán," "Texas Mexicans Win New Rights," "The Chicanos Want In" and "New Breed of Chicanos."

Folder 19 Chicano Political Issues 1969-77 Physical Description: 4 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Various articles and reports on Chicano political issues from California and Texas. Include the reports, "Stranger in One's Land," "A Forgotten American," "Perspectives on Politics" and "Emergent Leadership"

Folder 20 Latino Legend and Myth 1970 Physical Description: 5 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Various reports on the Chicano/Latino historical development in the Southwest. Include outlines on the essays entitled "A Portrait of the Mexican Americans," "A History of the Spanish North American Frontier" and "Literatura infantil."

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Box 61, Folder 1 Mexican American Films 1970-75 Physical Description: 5 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Various organizations produce Chicano/Latino bibliographies to promote Chicano/Latino filmmakers, artists, writers and intellectuals. Include companies such as the Atlantis Production and office for Spanish-Speaking American Affairs.

Folder 2 Bilingual Development 1973 Physical Description: 2 AMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Dr. Bruce Gaarder from the office of Education sends TR a copy of his essay entitled "El futuro del español en los Estados Unidos," dealing with the linguistic development of the Spanish language in America. Include some notes.

Folder 3 Trinity University 1973 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Richard Santos, director of the Ethnic Studies Program at Trinity University in San Antonio sends TR a copy of his essay entitled "Sephardic Jews and the Mexican Americans of Texas," dealing with the Jewish community in America.

Folder 4 Regeneración Magazine 1974 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The editorial staff of Regeneración, a Chicano magazine from Los Angeles sends TR a copy of its new issue entitled "La mujer," dealing with social and political issues.

Folder 5 Task Force on Latino Art 1979 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Jacinto Quirarte, coordinator of the Symposium on the Hispanic American Aesthetic sends TR a rough draft of its proceedings transcribed by his staff. The proceedings deal with the literary, social and political elements of art.

Folder 6 Chicano Cinema Coalition 1979 Physical Description: 3 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Severo Pérez, director of the Learning Garden Company, a Latino film and animation organization sends TR a copy of its Chicano Cinema Coalition Report outlining the market potential of Chicano/Latino filmmakers.

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Folder 7 Mexican American Art 1972-78 Physical Description: 8 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Research reports on Chicano artists and cultural events. Include the essays entitled "Mexican American Art," "Murals of El Barrio," "California Community Arts Under Proposition 13" and "Chicano Murals of the Barrios in California."

Folder 8 Chicano Theatre Reviews 1982 Physical Description: 10 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Theatre reviews on Severo Pérez' play, Soldierboy, produced by Luis Valdez' El Teatro Campesino. Include reviews from San Jose Mercury, Low Rider, and San Francisco Chronicle.

Folder 9 Chicano Film Productions 1981 Physical Description: 3 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The National Council of La Raza invites TR to participate in its Somos Series production on Chicano films. Includes a grant proposal submitted to the National Endowment of the Humanities outlining the Somos Series and correspondence.

Folder 10 Chicano Screenplay: Somos 1981 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. National Council of La Raza sends TR a copy of the screenplay, the True Story of Gregorio Cortéz, written by Víctor Villaseñor for the Somos film project.

Folder 11 Chicano Screenplay: Somos 1980 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. National Council of La Raza sends TR a copy of the screenplay entitled the Milagro Beanfield War, written by John Nichols for the Somos film project.

Folder 12 Chicano Screenplay: Somos 1980 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The National Council of La Raza sends TR copies of its Somos film treatments entitled the Home-coming of Private Salazar and Pocho, produced for the Somos film project by Alejandro Grattan and Lourdes Portillo.

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Box 62, Folder 1 American Indian Education 1980 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Sherman Indian High School, an off-reservation boarding school sends TR a copy of its school catalog. Includes a report by William P. Bass entitled "American Indian High School Dropouts and Graduates in the Southwest."

Folder 2 Anti-Defamation League 1974-79 Physical Description: 3 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Ar. The Anti-Defamation League regional office sends TR a copy of its Israel Perspective, and requests that he publicly condemn the Organization of Arab Students for its anti-Jewish publication in its journal, Al Talaia.

Folder 3 Black American Studies 1971-75 Physical Description: 3 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Research on Afro-American studies and programs. Includes the report entitled "The Rap on Religious Rhetoric and Community Development." Contain brochures and pamphlets.

Folder 4 U.S. office of Education 1976-81 Physical Description: 5 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The U.S. office of Educational Research sends TR copies of its many programs and grants for obtaining funds for higher education. Include reports, brochures and programs.

Folder 5 Ethnic Studies History 1970-75 Physical Description: 10 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Afro-American biographies of major civil rights activists and political and social leaders of the black community. Include major leaders such as Harriet Tubman, Marcus Garvey, W.E.B. Du Bois, Martin Luther King, Jr., and Malcolm X.

Folder 6 Ethnic Studies History 1970-75 Physical Description: 10 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Research material on African American leaders and movements. Include the essays entitled "What is Leadership," "Harriet Tubman's Last Trip" and "Nat Turner: Slave Revolt Leader."

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Folder 7 Ethnic Studies History 1970-75 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Black American professors create an Afro-American history curriculum and publish the workbooks entitled "A Historical Awareness of American Slavery" and "Black Leadership in America," dealing with the development of black leadership.

Folder 8 U.S. office of Education 1961-78 Physical Description: 7 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. U.S. office of Education publications on various grants and funding for higher education. Include the Fulbright-Hays Training grant and the Doctoral Dissertation Research Abroad Program. Also, contain some brochures and flyers.

Folder 9 National Urban Coalition 1972 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Vicente Ximénes, vice president of the National Urban Coalition sends TR a copy of his "Civil Rights Testimony," before the House Committee on the Judiciary dealing with employment and representation inside the government.

Folder 10 National Reading Program 1972-76 Physical Description: 7 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Northside Independent School District sends TR a copy of its application for federal assistance on its National Reading Improvement Program, focused to improve the quality of reading comprehension in the elementary school level.

Box 63, Folder 1 Carnegie Foundation 1984 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Ernest L. Boyer, president of the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching sends TR a copy of his speech, "The Educated Heart: The Social and Moral Imperatives of Education," dealing with the future of public education.

Folder 2 Communication Conference 1978 Physical Description: 1 TMs/Ph Scope and Content Note Eng. Robert G. Marbut sends TR a copy of his speech presented at the National Federation of Press Women Convention on "The Future of Communications," dealing with changes in our technological world of communication.

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Folder 3 CPEC Board of Directors 1984 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The California Postsecondary Education Commission sends TR a copy of its board of directors' report for the 1984-85 Governor's budget. Include notes and correspondence on future meetings and programs of the CPEC board of directors.

Folder 4 National Research Council 1981 Physical Description: 4 TL/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. W.C. Kelly, executive director of the National Research Council sends TR a copy of the report entitled "Reforming Education in America: A Critical Need," by John A. Moore, dealing with the problems and solutions in education.

Folder 5 Educational Development 1983-84 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Christopher C. Fordham, chancellor at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill sends TR a copy of his speech entitled "The University and the Public Schools," focusing on the need for strong relations with public institutions.

Folder 6 Curriculum Development 1973 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Ted Andrews, dean of the College of Engineering from the Governors State University at Park Forest South, IL, sends TR a report entitled "Instructional Systems Paradigm," dealing with curriculum development and university policy.

Folder 7 Chicago Public Schools 1983 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The board of education of the City of Chicago sends TR a copy of its "High School Renaissance Program," produced by Ruth B. Love, General Superintendent of Schools dealing with programs to improve academic standards in education.

Folder 8 High School Regulations 1983 Physical Description: 2 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Nathan Quiñones, executive director of the Division of High Schools from the New York Board of Education sends TR a copy of its report entitled "Policy Statements of the Division of High Schools," dealing with basic regulations.

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Folder 9 Educational Policies 1982 Physical Description: 3 PrArt/AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. Robert F. Sexton, a participant at the Southwest Forum on Higher Education sends TR a copy of his report, "Challenges of Changing Demographics: Policies and Practice," dealing with new issues institutions will face in higher education.

Folder 10 Information Technology 1980-84 Physical Description: 10 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Various reports on the communication technology affecting our educational and cultural society. Include the reports, "Hopes and Fears of the Information Revolution," "Technology in a New Era" and "Computing and Higher Education."

Box 64, Folder 1 Chicano Urbanization 1972 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. A research study of Alberto M. Camarillo entitled "Chicano Urban History: A Study of Compton's Barrio 1936-70," dealing with the increased urbanization of Chicanos in Los Angeles, CA, published in the Chicano journal of Aztlán.

Folder 2 Ethnic Studies Research 1971 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Research report of Cecilia Cota-Robles entitled "Skin Color As a Factor of Racial Indentification and Preference of Young Chicano Children," focusing on responses to racial awareness and attitudes of the Chicano child.

Folder 3 Native American History 1969 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Article by José De Anda on "Mexican Culture and the Mexican American," dealing with the history and tradition of Native Americans and published in the journal, El Grito.

Folder 4 Chicano Language Analysis 1971 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Research report of Ernesto García entitled "Chicano Spanish Dialects and Education," dealing with an analysis of Chicano slang and dialects used to express cultural meaning and behavior and published by the Chicano journal of Aztlán.

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Folder 5 Bilingual Education 1973 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Article by Joseph Matluck entitled "Language Characteristics of Mexican American Children: Implications for Assessment," regarding the problems of bilingualism in the Southwest and published by the Journal of School Psychology.

Folder 6 Mental Health Research 1970 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. An article by Miguel Montiel entitled "The Social Science of the Mexican American Family," dealing with the psychoanalysis of a Chicano family and published by Quinto Sol, Inc.

Folder 7 American Testing Methods 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. A research report of Steve Moreno entitled "Problems Related to Present Testing Instruments," dealing with effects of present American testing instruments and methods with Mexican Americans and published by the journal, El Grito.

Folder 8 Special Education Report 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. A copy of Frank Ortega's report entitled "Special Education Placement and Mexican Americans," dealing with the many problems facing the Chicano students in the public school system and published by the journal, El Grito.

Folder 9 "Moctezuma's Children" 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Essay by Dr. Philip Ortego entitled "Moctezuma's Children," dealing with the educational development of the Chicano student in the American public educational system and published by the journal, El Grito.

Folder 10 Educational Achievement 1971 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Essay by Dr. Manuel Ramírez III entitled "The Relationship of Acculturation to Educational Achievement and Psychological Adjustment in Chicano Children and Adolescents," first published in the journal, El Grito.

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Folder 11 Educational Development 1971 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. A research report of Raymond A. Rocco entitled "The Chicano in the Social Sciences: Traditional Concepts, Myths and Images," dealing with the development of the Chicano in the U.S. educational system and published by journal of Aztlán.

Folder 12 Chicana/o Intellectuals 1969 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Octavio I. Romano, editor of the journal, El Grito, sends TR a copy of his essay, "The Historical and Intellectual Presence of Mexican Americans," focusing on the historical and political development of the Chicano/Latino community.

Folder 13 Humanities Research 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. An essay by Dr. Octavio I. Romano entitled "Social Science, Objectivity and the Chicano," dealing with the philosophical and ideological development of the social sciences and the Chicano intellectual and published by the journal, El Grito.

Folder 14 Mexican Folklore Research 1969 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. A research report of Francisco A. Ríos entitled "The Mexican in Fact, Fiction and Folklore," dealing with the early perspectives of the Mexican community by the Anglo American settlers of the American Southwest.

Folder 15 Civil Rights Report 1971 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Research report of Guadalupe Salinas entitled "Mexican Americans and the Desegregation of Schools in the Southwest," dealing with the many problems and issues that confront the Chicano community in the United States.

Folder 16 Humanities Research 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Research report of Nick C. Vaca entitled "The Mexican American in the Social Sciences 1912-1970," focusing on the development of the Chicano/Latino community in the American Southwest and published by the journal, El Grito, part one.

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Folder 17 Humanities Research 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Second research report of Nick C. Vaca entitled "The Mexican American in the Social Sciences," dealing with the development of the Chicano/Latino community in the American Southwest and published by the journal, El Grito, part two.

Folder 18 Chicano Labor Movement 1973 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Research report of Devra Anne Weber entitled "The Organizing of Mexicano Agricultural Workers: Imperial Valley, and Los Angeles 1928-34," dealing with the labor movement of the Chicano community and published by the journal of Aztlán.

Box 65, Folder 1 U.S. Civil Rights Report 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Research report of the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights entitled "Mexican Americans and the Administration of Justice in the Southwest," dealing with the many problems of the Chicano/Latino community in the American Southwest.

Folder 2 U.S. Civil Rights Report 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Research report of the U.S. Civil Rights Commission entitled "Pride and Prejudice: A Mexican American Dilemma," dealing with the problems the Chicano community face on education, economics and politics.

Folder 3 U.S. Civil Rights Report 1971 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Annual report of the U.S. Civil Rights Commission entitled "The Unfinished Education: Outcomes for Minorities in the Five Southwestern States," focusing on the needs and challenges of the Chicano/Latino community."

Folder 4 U.S. Civil Rights Report 1972 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Annual report of the U.S. Civil Rights Commission entitled "The Excluded Student: Educational Practices Affecting Mexican Americans in the Southwest," focusing on the problems the Latino community experience in public schools.

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Folder 5 U.S. Civil Rights Report 1972 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Annual report of the U.S. Civil Rights Commission entitled "Mexican American Education in Texas: A Function of Wealth," focusing on the economic potential and problems of the Mexican American communities in the Southwest.

Folder 6 U.S. Civil Rights Report 1973 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Research report of the U.S. Civil Rights Commission entitled "Teachers and Students," dealing with differences in teacher interaction with Mexican American and Anglo American students in the American Southwest.

Folder 7 High School Achievement 1974 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. A research report of Rubén W. Espinosa entitled "Factors Affecting Chicano Effort and Achievement in High School," regarding the development of Chicano/Latino students in public institutions of higher education.

Folder 8 American Southwest Report 1974 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Article by José E. Limón entitled "Stereotyping and Chicano Resistance: An Historical Dimension," regarding the social and cultural discrimination Chicanos have experienced in the American Southwest.

Folder 9 Chicano Labor Movement 1974 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Research report of Laura E. Arroyo entitled "Industrial and Occupational Distribution of Chicana Workers," dealing with the history of the Chicana worker in California and Texas and published by the journal of Aztlán.

Folder 10 Labor in the Southwest 1974 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. A research report of Tim D. Kane entitled "Structural Change and Chicano Employment in the Southwest," focusing on the development and economic shifts of the Chicano/Latino community in the Southwest, published by the journal of Aztlán.

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Folder 11 U.S. Border Research 1975 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. A research report of Ray Marshall entitled "Economic Factors Influencing the International Migration of Workers," produced from the workshop on modern dilemmas between the U.S. Mexican border and sponsored by the Weatherhead Foundation.

Folder 12 Estudios Sociológicos 1975 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Research report of Dr. Jorge Bustamante entitled "Commodity Migrants: A Structural Analysis of Mexican Immigration to the United States," sponsored by the Centro de Estudios Sociológicos de el Colegio de México.

Box 66, Folder 1 El Colegio de México 1975 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Sp. Research report of Sofia M. Villarreal and Victor Urquidi entitled "Importancia económica de la zona fronteriza del norte de México," dealing with economics at the border and sponsored by the Weatherhead Foundation.

Folder 2 Migration Research Report 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Research report of Vernon M. Briggs entitled "Labor Market Aspects of Mexican Migration," sponsored by the Weatherhead Foundation conference.

Folder 3 Ecological Research 1975 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Sp. Research report of José Villasana-Lyon entitled "Problemas en la frontera México-E.U.A.," regarding the ecological problems that have developed along the Mexican and U.S. border and sponsored by the Weatherhead Foundation.

Folder 4 Social Development Report 1975 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Research report of Dr. Wayne H. Holtzman entitled "Personality Development and Mental Health of People in the Border States," focusing on social development of people living at the border and sponsored by the Weatherhead Foundation.

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Folder 5 Social Development Report 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Research report of R. Díaz-Guerrero entitled "Mexicans and Americans: Two Worlds, One Border... One Observer," dealing with the historical and social development of the Mexicans at the border and sponsored by the Weatherhead Foundation.

Folder 6 Institute of Nutrition 1975 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Essay by Dr. Charles H. Teller of the Institute of Nutrition of Central America and Panama entitled "Physical Health Status and Health Care Utilization in the Texas Borderland," sponsored by the Weatherhead Foundation.

Folder 7 Public Health Research 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Research paper of Ricardo Loewe entitled "Consideraciones acerca de la situación de salud en norte de México," dealing with public health issues affecting the Mexican community at the border and sponsored by the Weatherhead Foundation.

Folder 8 Latinos in Texas Politics 1975 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Research report of Dr. Armando Gutiérrez entitled "The Politics of the Texas Border: A Historical Overview and Some Contemporary Directions," regarding the history of Chicanos in politics and sponsored by the Weatherhead Foundation.

Folder 9 U.S.- Mexican Politics 1975 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Sp. Research report of Antonio Ugalde entitled "La política mexicana sobre la frontera," dealing with political strategies and issues at the Mexican border and sponsored by the Weatherhead Foundation.

Folder 10 Environmental Management 1975 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Research report of Arthur W. Busch entitled "Environmental Management: A Basis for Equitable Resource Allocation," dealing with resource allocation at the border and sponsored by the Weatherhead Foundation.

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Folder 11 Mexican Popular History 1975 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Research essay of Carlos Monsiváis entitled "Cultura de la frontera," focusing on the influences that drugs and vice have on the lifestyles of the local community along the Mexican border and sponsored by the Weatherhead Foundation.

Folder 12 Southwest Acculturation 1973 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Essay of Chester C. Christian entitled "Criteria for Cultural-Linguistic Subdivision in the Southwest," dealing with the acculturation process utilized by the Chicano community and published by the University of Arizona Press.

Folder 13 Southwest Bilingualism 1971 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Research report of Dario E. Rodríguez entitled "Some Physiological Aspects of Bilingualism," dealing with the pedogogical and historical development of bilingualism in the American Southwest and published by the journal of Aztlán.

Folder 14 Ethnic Studies Research 1967 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Note "A Decade of Chicano Literature (1970-1979)" The Roundtable Conference held at UC Santa Barbara on May 23-24, 1980, (S5.B1.F15). (Left to right: Eliud Martínez, Fernando de Necochea, Luis Leal, Francisco Lomelí and TR.) Tomás Rivera in his study at home in the Chancellor's House at UC Riverside, 1982, (S5.B1.F11.). Scope and Content Note Eng. Essay by Dr. Octavio I. Romano entitled "Minorities, History and the Cultural Mystique," dealing with the historical development of the minority communities in the American Southwest and published by the journal, El Grito.

Section 5. The Illustrative Material of Tomás Rivera. Series Scope and Content Summary 17 boxes of photographs, newspaper articles, audio/video tapes and awards.

Box 1, Folder 1 TR's Early Childhood 1937-65 Physical Description: 13 Ph Scope and Content Note Eng. Early black and white photographs of TR's childhood during his migrant labor and educational development. Include his high school and graduate school photographs with a chronological list of TR's photographs for a life biography.

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Folder 2 UCR Chancellor Tenure 1980-84 Physical Description: 15 Ph Scope and Content Note Eng. TR's family photographs during the beginning of his tenure as chancellor of UCR. Include some close-ups of Concha and of TR's two daughters and son.

Folder 3 TR's Early office Years 1975-80 Physical Description: 20 Ph Scope and Content Note Eng. Early office photographs of TR during his tenure at UTSA and at UTEP. Includes a photograph with Jacinto Quirarte, dean of the Department of Art at UTSA.

Folder 4 TR's Single Portraits 1975-84 Physical Description: 50 Ph Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR's office photographs during his early and final years in office as an educator and administrator. Includes his very popular profile photograph taken for his Tierra manuscript.

Folder 5 TR Visits UCR 1979 Physical Description: 4 Ph Scope and Content Note Eng. TR visits UCR during his academic honeymoon period as the newly appointed chancellor in July of 1979.

Folder 6 TR's Civic Activities 1975-84 Physical Description: 30 Ph Scope and Content Note Eng. Professional meetings and activities of TR during his tenure at UTSA and UCR. Include mostly group poses with various organizations of higher education and civic leadership.

Folder 7 UCR Commencements 1979-80 Physical Description: 30 Ph Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR graduation photographs during the 1979 and 1980 academic year commencement ceremonies officiated by TR.

Folder 8 TR's Academic Promotion 1980 Physical Description: 10 Ph Scope and Content Note Eng. TR's inauguration ceremonies at UCR during the 1980 academic year as the new chancellor. Include various poses of TR and Concha during campus activities and receptions.

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Folder 9 TR's Executive Staff 1979-84 Physical Description: 30 Ph Scope and Content Note Eng. Various black and white photographs of TR's executive staff and administrators at UCR from 1979 to 1984. Include some of TR's official chancellor's portraits.

Folder 10 Systemwide Administrators 1980-84 Physical Description: 20 Ph Scope and Content Note Eng. Various photographs of UC Systems' top administrators taken at UCR during campus visits with President David Saxon and Dr. David Gardner. Includes a group picture of all nine UC chancellors.

Folder 11 UCR Student Activities 1979-84 Physical Description: 10 Ph Scope and Content Note Eng. Several photographs of TR's interaction with UCR students during banquets, workshops and parties from 1979 to 1984.

Folder 12 SWTU Distinguished Alumni 1981 Physical Description: 4 Ph Scope and Content Note Eng. TR receives a distinguished alumni award from the Southwest Texas University during the 1981 ceremonies. Includes a group picture of the four recipients and TR's family.

Folder 13 Chicano Literary Leaders 1980-86 Physical Description: 8 Ph Scope and Content Note Eng. Various photographs of the leading Chicano writers and intellectuals. Include Luis Leal, Américo Paredes, Rolando Hinojosa, Ron Arias and Arturo Madrid.

Folder 14 University of Santa Clara 1980 Physical Description: 8 Ph Scope and Content Note Eng. TR receives an honorary doctorate from the University of Santa Clara in Education. Include several photographs of TR accepting the doctorate and giving the graduation speech.

Folder 15 UCR Citrus Station 1982 Physical Description: 4 Ph Scope and Content Note Eng. The UCR Citrus Experiment Station celebrates its Seventy-fifth anniversary and hosts their local constituents.

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Folder 16 UCR Award Luncheon 1981 Physical Description: 10 Ph Scope and Content Note Eng. Various photographs of UCR employees and local citizens honored for their special services to Riverside and UCR. Include poses with TR and Mayor Ab Brown.

Folder 17 NCCHE Symposium 1982 Physical Description: 40 Ph Scope and Content Note Eng. The National Chicano Council on Higher Education hosts a Chicano leadership workshop and invites top Chicano writers, educators and intellectuals to participate in discussions. Include photographs of leading Chicano intellectuals.

Folder 18 UCR Annual Open House 1984 Physical Description: 40 Ph Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR celebrates its Thirtieth Year Open House Anniversary held on the campus mall in honor of its leadership in higher education. Include some of TR's last photographs shortly before his untimely death.

Folder 19 Presidential Commission 1980-84 Physical Description: 7 Ph Scope and Content Note Eng. Several photographs with U.S. Presidents Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan taken during TR's tenure on the Presidential Commission on the Future of Higher Education.

Folder 20 UCR Library Dedication 1985 Physical Description: 40 Ph Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR renaming ceremony of the General Library in honor of TR approved by the Regents of the UC System.

Folder 21 UCR Memorial Services 1984 Physical Description: 50 Ph Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR memorial services for TR after his untimely death on May 16, 1984. Include photographs of TR's family and of local and statewide officials and colleagues.

Folder 22 Labor/Education Arena 1936-84 Physical Description: 40 Ph Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Various photocopies of TR's portraits during his migrant and educational experience. Include some photographs donated to the TR collection for the documentary project.

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Box 2, Folder 1 News Articles from Texas 1970-71 Physical Description: 7 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. El Portavoz of San Antonio, TX, publishes the article entitled "Literary Awards Set for Chicanos," outlining the first national $1000 award for the best literary work written by a Mexican American. Include general articles.

Folder 2 Southwest News Articles 1972-73 Physical Description: 20 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Various news articles from California and Texas regarding education and Chicano literature. Include the articles, "The Making of a Legend," "An Explosion of Chicano Literary Merit" and "Creativity in the Barrio."

Folder 3 News Articles from Texas 1974-75 Physical Description: 25 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Southwestern news articles from Texas to Oklahoma City on education and Chicano literature. Include the articles, "Rivera's Impact Explored," "Dedication Rewarded" and "Hispanics Subject of Nobel Prizes."

Folder 4 Southwest News Articles 1976-77 Physical Description: 40 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Several articles on Chicano literature and education dealing with TR's involvement with community conferences and school presentations. Some of the articles are "Rivera: Looking Toward the Future" and "Creative Writers to Meet."

Folder 5 Southwest News Articles 1978-79 Physical Description: 50 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Newspaper and magazine articles on TR's literary background and academic promotions in Texas and California. Include the articles, "Rivera Prepares to Become UCR Chancellor" and "Tomás Rivera: `Bottom of the Heap' to Chancellor."

Folder 6 California News Articles 1980-81 Physical Description: 20 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Several news articles dealing with TR's role in education and Chicano literature. Include the reports entitled "UCR Commencement June 21, 1980," "Challenge to Mexican American Communities" and "Up from Obscurity: Chicano Literature."

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Folder 7 California News Articles 1982-83 Physical Description: 40 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Various California news articles dealing with TR's role in literature and education at UCR and in the Riverside community. Some of the articles are "Richard Rodríguez: Rite of Passage" and "Mexico to U.S.A Cultural Odyssey."

Folder 8 California News Articles 1984-85 Physical Description: 20 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Several articles on educational and cultural events hosted by TR at UCR. Include the reports entitled "Chancellor Fears Student Dropouts Will Slow Hispanic Emancipation" and "Renaissance Man Teaches Value of Culture."

Folder 9 Southwest News Articles 1969-84 Physical Description: 20 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Various news articles and essays on education, literature, administration and culture in Southwestern newspapers such as the Spotlight; the Prospector, Hispanic Link; and the Press Enterprise. Include brochures and flyers.

Folder 10 California News Articles 1979-82 Physical Description: 25 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Miscellaneous news articles regarding TR's leadership at UCR during his tenure as chancellor from 1979-82. Include articles on education, literature and administration.

Folder 11 California News Articles 1968-84 Physical Description: 70 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Articles on TR's administrative leadership at UCR during his tenure as chancellor from 1979-84. Include the news articles entitled "Hispanic Middle Class Needed, Says Chancellor" and "Chancellor's Goal: More Students."

Folder 12 Chicano Literature Essays 1979-85 Physical Description: 20 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR publishes various essays on Chicanos in higher education and on Chicano literature. Some of the reports are entitled "The Role of the Chicano Academic," "Richard Rodríguez' Hunger of Memory" and TR's short story, "Inside the Window."

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Box 3, Folder 1 El Diario de la Gente 1974 Physical Description: 3 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. El Diario de la Gente is an independent Chicano newspaper published bi-weekly by Chicano students at the University of Colorado, Boulder campus. It deals basically with the needs and struggle of the Chicano/Latino community.

Folder 2 El Gallo Publication 1973 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. El Gallo: La Voz de la Justicia published by the Crusade for Freedom Association, a monthly newspaper dealing with the struggles of the Chicano community in Denver, CO.

Folder 3 El Maizal Publication 1978 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. El Maizal is an independent newspaper focusing on promoting Chicano art and culture. The editor is Nephtalí de León from San Antonio, TX. Most of the articles deal with art, culture and social consciousness.

Folder 4 El Teatro Publication 1971 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. El Teatro is the official publication of El Teatro Campesino, a Chicano theatrical group based in Fresno, CA. The publication deals with theatrical events and projects being sponsored and promoted by the Director Luis Valdez.

Folder 5 Estos Tiempos Publication 1985-88 Physical Description: 6 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Estos Tiempos newspaper is a Chicano community publication funded by El Centro Chicano of Stanford University. Most of the articles deal with political affairs, social issues, education and the cultural arts.

Folder 6 La Gente de Aztlán 1987-90 Physical Description: 4 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. La Gente de Aztlán is a UCLA Chicano community newspaper published to provide intellectual leadership and analysis of current events in the local, statewide and national arena. Include information on cultural, social and artistic ideas.

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Folder 7 La Guardia Publication 1969-74 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. La Guardia publication is a Chicano community newspaper that provides a voice to communicate with the Milwaukee residents on issues that are important to the advancement of La Raza. It deals with political, educational and cultural issues.

Folder 8 La Opinión Publication 1980-84 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Sp. La Opinión, a Latino newspaper from Los Angeles publishes "Prosa chicana: primer acercamiento" and "Cornucopia chicana de Los Angeles." These issues deal with Chicano literature and the cultural arts.

Folder 9 Highlander Publication 1979-84 Physical Description: 6 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Articles on TR during his tenure as UCR chancellor from 1979 to 1984, published by the UCR Highlander student newspaper. Include material on UCR campus activities.

Folder 10 Hispanic News Publication 1987 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Hispanic News, an Inland Empire Latino community newspaper publishes an article on a projected documentary on TR, to be produced by Armando Martínez and Joel Pérez of UCR. The article is entitled "The Tomás Rivera Documentary Project."

Folder 11 Latin Journal Newspaper 1987 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The Latin Journal, a Riverside community newspaper publishes "The Rivera Archive Holds Research Potential," dealing with various research opportunities available at the TR Archive.

Folder 12 La Otra Voz Publication 1972 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. La Otra Voz publication of San Marcos, TX, produces a semi-monthly Latino community newspaper dealing with social, political and economic issues within its community.

Folder 13 La Verdad Publication 1975 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. La Verdad newspaper is a Chicano community publication from Crystal City, TX, dealing with political, economical and cultural issues that affect the Chicano/Latino community.

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Folder 14 MEZCLA Publication 1976-77 Physical Description: 3 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The Mexican American students of UTSA produce MEZCLA publications, a student newspaper focusing on current events and issues affecting the Chicano community in San Antonio, TX.

Folder 15 Nuestra Cosa Publication 1978-90 Physical Description: 5 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Nuestra Cosa Chicano newspaper is a publication of the UCR Chicano/Latino students dealing with local issues affecting the university and Riverside community. Most of the issues deal with politics, education and the cultural arts.

Folder 16 Pan American Newspaper 1971 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The University Center of the Pan American University publishes its student paper entitled the Pan American newspaper, dealing with political, social and economical issues.

Folder 17 Papel Chicano Newspaper 1971 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Papel Chicano is a Houston, TX, Chicano community newspaper published by the Mexican American Cultural Development Corporation focusing on the struggles and needs of the Chicano community.

Folder 18 Texas University Papers 1970-84 Physical Description: 10 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Various copies of Texas University newspapers produced by students to keep an open dialogue of communication in the university and local communities on issues affecting them.

Folder 19 Tezcatlipoca Publication 1975 Physical Description: 3 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The University of Wisconsin supports the publication of the Tezcatlipoca, a Raza Unida Student newspaper dealing with issues that affect the Chicano/Latino community. Include educational, political and cultural issues.

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Folder 20 Tonantzín Publication 1984 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Tonantzín publication, a Chicano literary newspaper of the San Antonio Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center promotes art, literature and culture through its monthly production.

Box 4, Folder 1 Tomás Rivera Collection 1984 Physical Description: 2 TMs/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. A historical summary of the development of the Tomás Rivera Archival Collection written by Dr. Frank Pino of UTSA. Includes a photograph of the curators of the TR Archive, Cliff Wurfel and Armando Martínez.

Folder 2 Tomás Rivera Scholarship 1984-85 Physical Description: 4 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. Internal memoranda for the development of the Tomás Rivera Scholarship Fund at UCR. Include minutes of the Executive Scholarship Council from 1984-1985.

Folder 3 UCR Executive Memoranda 1983 Physical Description: 6 AMs Scope and Content Note Eng. Original holographs of TR's drafted letter of resignation from UCR, written in the spring of 1983, and addressed to David Saxon, president of the UC System. Include some administrative reviews of his collegues.

Folder 4 UTA Endowed TR Chair 1984 Physical Description: 2 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The Board of Regents of the University of Texas establish a TR Professorship in the Spanish language and literatures at the University of Texas at Austin. Include background information and notes.

Folder 5 President's Commission 1980-81 Physical Description: 50 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Executive memoranda of the President's Commission for a National Agenda for the Eighties, a non-partisan body of fifty American citizens established to address the critical public policy issues that will confront the American people.

Folder 6 University of California 1979-84 Physical Description: 30 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Internal memoranda regarding TR's involvement in various UCR committees and external boards in the area of education, public policy and Chicano/Latino affairs.

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Folder 7 Presidential Nominations 1984 Physical Description: 30 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Administrative nominations for several presidential chairs and executive boards throughout Texas and California. TR gracefully declines all presidential offers and accepts a few executive boards of major institutions while at UCR.

Folder 8 UCR Chancellor's Schedule 1984 Physical Description: 20 TLS Scope and Content Note Eng. UCR chancellor's daily schedules for the last three months of his tenure. Include a thorough list of all of TR's activities on a daily basis from 8:00am to 9:00pm.

Folder 9 UCR Executive Memoranda 1979-84 Physical Description: 50 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Executive memoranda and correspondence with local and statewide educators, politicians and businessmen regarding issues that will affect UCR in a political or economical dimension. Include some private letters and educational material.

Folder 10 UTSA Internal Memoranda 1970 Physical Description: 50 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Internal correspondence from TR's colleagues and associates regarding educational, political and economical issues which will affect UTSA in the future. Include general brochures and educational material.

Folder 11 TR's Literary Manuscripts 1970-84 Physical Description: 20 AMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Original holographs of TR's literary and educational philosophy developed during his academic career. Notes include fragments of speeches, essays and lectures presented at California and Texas universities, from 1970 to 1984.

Folder 12 Rivera, Javier: Poetry 1984-88 Physical Description: 18 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Poetry collection of Javier Rivera entitled "The Sounds of a Damaged Brain" and "Collection of Poetry." (Most of his poetry is avant-garde and of a punk-rock style.)

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Folder 13 Rodríguez, Jay: Filmmaker 1984-87 Physical Description: 2 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Jay Stephens Rodríguez, an independent filmmaker enters into an agreement with TR to produce a film based on... y no se lo tragó la tierra. The film treatment is actually finished in 1987, three years after TR dies.

Folder 14 García Márquez Symposium 1983-85 Physical Description: 20 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Conference material on "Gabriel García Márquez: Will to Imagination" and "20th Century Mexico: Images of Transformation." Includes agenda, brochures, posters, and general correspondence with Kemy Oyarzún, the conference coordinator.

Folder 15 Published Research on TR 1970-85 Physical Description: 4 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Published research on TR's literary work entitled "Tomás Rivera's Appropriation of the Chicano Past," "Narrative Technique and Human Experience in Tomás Rivera" and the dissertation, "Visión axiológica en la narrativa chicana."

Folder 16 New Acquisitions on TR 1970-84 Physical Description: 50 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Published material on TR's work and philosophy in Chicano literature and education. Include newspaper articles, brochures, essays and newsletters outlining TR's thought and ideas on his work.

Folder 17 New Acquisitions on TR 1976-89 Physical Description: 30 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. New acquisition collected on TR's literary and educational philosophy and critique. Include newspapers, essays, short stories and publications dealing with TR's life and work. Some examples are Víaztlan; Chronicle, and Books at UCR.

Folder 18 General Curricula Vitae 1970-81 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Various curricula vitae sent to TR for his review and possible recommendation for future employment at UTSA and UCR. Include some internal correspondence on business.

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Box 5, Folder 1 Administrative Degree 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. List of Mexican Americans in the Ph.D. program in administration and supervision at various universities.

Folder 2 Agricultural Biochemistry 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. List of Mexican American Ph.D. candidates in the agricultural biochemistry program at several universities.

Folder 3 Anatomy Curriculum List 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Mexican American list of Ph.D. candidates for anatomy at several universities in America.

Folder 4 Anthropology Emphasis 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Mexican American Ph.D. candidates list in the anthropology field at various universities in the United States.

Folder 5 Art History Curriculum 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. List of Mexican American Ph.D. candidates in art history from universities across the United States.

Folder 6 Bilingual Education List 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Mexican American Ph.D. candidates in bilingual education from various universities in the United States.

Folder 7 Biology Curriculum 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Mexican American Ph.D. list of candidates in the biology program at several universities across the United States.

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Folder 8 Biochemistry Curriculum 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. List of Mexican American Ph.D. candidates in the biochemistry field at universities across the United States.

Folder 9 Biology and Radiology 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. List of Mexican American Ph.D. candidates in biology and radiology at several universities in the United States.

Folder 10 Botany Curriculum 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Mexican American Ph.D. candidates list in the botany field from various universities across America.

Folder 11 Business Curriculum 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Mexican American list of Ph.D. candidates in business at several universities in the United States.

Folder 12 Business Administration 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Mexican American Ph.D. candidates of business administration from various universities across the United States.

Folder 13 Chemistry Curriculum 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Mexican American Ph.D. candidates in the chemistry field at universities across the United States.

Folder 14 Chemistry Organic Degrees 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Mexican American Ph.D. candidates in chemistry-organic and medicinal field throughout the United States.

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Folder 15 Chemistry-Radiation 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Mexican American Ph.D. candidates in chemistry-radiation fields at various colleges and universities in America.

Folder 16 Community Development 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Mexican American Ph.D. candidates in community development fields throughout the United States.

Folder 17 Counseling and Guidance 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Mexican American Ph.D. candidates in counseling and guidance at various universities and colleges in the United States.

Folder 18 Curriculum-Instruction 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Mexican American Ph.D. candidates in curriculum and instruction program at various universities and colleges.

Folder 19 Dentistry Degrees 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Mexican American Ph.D. candidates in the dentistry field at several universities and colleges in the United States.

Folder 20 Dental Surgery Degrees 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Mexican American Ph.D. candidates in the dental surgery program at universities in America.

Folder 21 Education Curriculum 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. List of various Mexican American Ph.D. candidates in the educational field at several universities in America.

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Folder 22 Education Administration 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. List of Mexican American Ph.D. candidates in education administration at universities across the United States.

Folder 23 Educational Agriculture 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. List of Mexican American Ph.D. candidates in educational agricultural extention from various universities.

Folder 24 Business Education 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. List of Mexican American Ph.D. candidates in business education at various universities in the United States.

Folder 25 Education-Elementary List 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. List of Mexican American Ph.D. candidates in elementary instruction at several universities and colleges in America.

Folder 26 History and Philosophy 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. List of Mexican American Ph.D. candidates in history and philosophy at universities across the United States.

Folder 27 Education-Mathematics 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. List of Mexican American Ph.D. candidates in mathematics at several universities across the United States.

Folder 28 Secondary Education 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Mexican American Ph.D. candidates in secondary education at various universities across the United States.

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Folder 29 Social Foundation Degrees 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. List of Mexican American Ph.D. candidates in social foundations and education at various universities in America.

Folder 30 Special Education Degrees 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. List of Mexican American Ph.D. candidates special education at universities throughout the United States.

Folder 31 Engineering Curriculum 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Mexican American Ph.D. candidates in engineering at several universities and colleges throughout the United States.

Folder 32 Civil Engineering Degrees 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. List of Mexican American Ph.D. candidates in the civil engineering programs at various universities in America.

Folder 33 Engineering-Electrical 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Mexican American Ph.D. candidates in the electrical engineering field at various universities in the United States.

Folder 34 Medical Engineering 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. List of Mexican American Ph.D. candidates in medical engineering at several universities in the United States.

Folder 35 Water Engineering 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Mexican American Ph.D. candidates in water engineering at universities and colleges throughout the United States.

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Folder 36 Economics Curriculum 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. List of Mexican American Ph.D. candidates in economics at various universities and institutions in the United States.

Folder 37 English Candidates 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. List of Mexican American Ph.D. candidates in English at several universities and colleges in America.

Folder 38 Entomology Candidates 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. List of Mexican American Ph.D. candidates in entomology at various universities throughout the United States.

Folder 39 Foreign Languages 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Mexican American Ph.D. candidates in foreign languages at several universities in the United States.

Folder 40 Foreign Language/Ed. 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Mexican American Ph.D. candidates in foreign languages and education at various institutions in the United States.

Folder 41 French Candidates 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. List of Mexican American Ph.D. candidates in French at several institutions in the United States.

Folder 42 Fuel and Natural Science 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. List on Mexican American Ph.D. candidates in fuel and natural science at several colleges in the United States.

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Folder 43 Genetics Degrees 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Mexican American Ph.D. candidates in genetics at various universities and colleges in the United States.

Folder 44 Geology Degrees 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Mexican American Ph.D. candidates in geology at several universities and colleges in America.

Folder 45 History Candidates 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Mexican American Ph.D. candidates in history at various universities in the United States.

Folder 46 Horiculture Degrees 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Mexican American Ph.D. candidates in horticulture at various institutions in the United States.

Folder 47 International Studies 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Mexican American Ph.D. candidates in international studies at different universities in the United States.

Folder 48 Latin American Government 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Mexican American Ph.D. candidates in Latin American government at several colleges in the United States.

Folder 49 Linguistics Candidates 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Mexican American Ph.D. candidates in linguistics at various universities and colleges in America.

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Folder 50 Literature Degrees 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Mexican American Ph.D. candidates in literature at various universities in the United States.

Folder 51 Mathematics Candidates 1970 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Mexican American Ph.D. candidates in mathematics at various institutions in the United States.

Folder 52 Applied Mechanics 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Mexican American Ph.D. candidates in applied mechanics at several universities in the United States.

Folder 53 Medicine Degrees 1970 Physical Description: 3 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Mexican American Ph.D. candidates in medicine at various universities in the United States.

Folder 54 Microbiology Candidates 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Mexican American Ph.D. candidates in microbiology at several institutions in the United States.

Folder 55 Modern Languages Degrees 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Mexican American Ph.D. candidates in modern languages at several universities in America.

Folder 56 Music Candidates 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Mexican American Ph.D. candidates in music at several institutions in the United States.

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Folder 57 Optometry Candidates 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Mexican American Ph.D. candidates in optometry at various universities and colleges in the United States.

Folder 58 Paleontology Candidates 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Mexican American Ph.D. candidates in paleontology at various universities in the United States.

Folder 59 Pathology Candidates 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Mexican American Ph.D. candidates in pathology from several universities in the United States.

Folder 60 Pharmacology Candidates 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Mexican American Ph.D. candidates in pharmacology at various institutions in America.

Folder 61 Physics Candidates 1970 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Mexican American Ph.D. candidates in physics at different universities in the United States.

Folder 62 Physiology Candidates 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Mexican American Ph.D. candidates in physiology at several universities in the United States.

Folder 63 Political Science Degrees 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Mexican American Ph.D. candidates in political science at several universities in America.

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Folder 64 Portuguese Language 1970 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Mexican American Ph.D. candidates in Portuguese language at various universities in the United States.

Folder 65 Psychology Candidates 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Mexican American Ph.D. candidates in psychology at various universities and colleges in the United States.

Folder 66 Public Administration 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Mexican American Ph.D. candidates in public administration at several universities in the United States.

Folder 67 Romance Language Degrees 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Mexican American Ph.D. candidates in Romance languages at several institutions in the United States.

Folder 68 School Administration 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Mexican American Ph.D. candidates in school administration at various universities in the United States.

Folder 69 Science-Chemistry Degrees 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Mexican American Ph.D. candidates in science-chemistry at several universities across the United States.

Folder 70 Spanish Literature 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Mexican American Ph.D. candidates in Spanish literature at different universities in the United States.

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Folder 71 Sociology Candidates 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Mexican American Ph.D. candidates in sociology at several universities in the United States.

Folder 72 Teacher Corps Degrees 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Mexican American Ph.D. candidates in the teacher corps program at various universities in America.

Folder 73 Undecided Graduates 1970 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Mexican American Ph.D. candidates who are undecided in their major focus of scholarship at various colleges in America.

Folder 74 Zoology Candidates 1970 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Mexican American Ph.D. candidates in zoology at several universities across the United States.

Box 6, Folder 1 TR Certificates 1962-84 Physical Description: 30 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Original awards and certificates given to TR for his contributions for the advancement of society in education and academic excellence. Include correspondence from various social, educational and political organizations.

Folder 2 Congressional Record 1984 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Congressman George E. Brown, Jr., of California in the House of Representatives sends Concepción Rivera a copy of the Congressional Record, published June 13, 1984.

Folder 3 Tributes to TR 1977-84 Physical Description: 6 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Certificates in honor of TR for his major contributions in education, literature and the humanities. Contain awards from the Los Angeles City Council and the Project Milestone Award in Houston, TX.

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Folder 4 "Memorial Resolution" 1984 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. The California State Legislature sends Concepción Rivera a "Memorial Resolution," dedicated to TR for his contributions to the State of California in educational leadership.

Folder 5 Riverside Essays on TR 1984 Physical Description: 4 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng. Original manuscripts of Riverside elementary school children who wrote essays on the commitment of TR and his work in literature, education and social equality. Some of the writers are Patricia Hernández and Katrina Blodgett.

Folder 6 Riverside School District 1984 Physical Description: 20 AMs/TMs Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The Riverside School District elementary students write to Concepción Rivera expressing their great sadness for the loss of TR, a leader in literature and education.

Folder 7 University of Santa Clara 1980 Physical Description: 8 Ph Scope and Content Note Eng. The University of Santa Clara presents TR with an honorary doctorate in education at its annual commencement program. Include photographs and the program of the presentation.

Folder 8 WNMU Honorary Doctorate 1982 Physical Description: 5 TMs Scope and Content Note Eng. Western New Mexico University presents TR with an honorary doctorate for his commitment to education, literature and social equality. Include a biographical history on TR's life and work in Texas and California.

Box 7, Folder 1 Videotapes of TR's Life 1977-84 Physical Description: 4 videotapes, 2 DVD's Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Original/copied videotapes and DVD's of TR's life and work as dean of humanities at UTSA and as chancellor of UCR. Some of the titles are Power of Education; Up From the Fields, Encuentro: Tomás Rivera; and the "Rivera Memorial: May 19, 1984."

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Box 8, Folder 1 Videotapes of TR's Life 1978-88 Physical Description: 7 videotapes, 1 DVD Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. U-matic/VHS videotapes and DVD's of interviews and symposiums of TR at UTSA and UCR. Includes the "Interview by Danny Villanueva"; "UTEP Literary Interview"; "UCR Open House protest"; "Critique of Rodríguez' Hunger of Memories"; and "TR Conference in 1988."

Box 9, Folder 1 Videotapes on TR's Work 1976-89 Physical Description: 8 videotapes, 1 DVD Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. U-matic/VHS videotapes and DVD's of TR's life and work during his tenure at UTSA regarding his novel, Tierra. Include UCR's "TR Conference Videotapes"; Espíritu de Aztlán; Germination of Tierra; and the Power of the Pen.

Box 10, Folder 1 Videotapes of TR's Life 1979-90 Physical Description: 7 videotapes Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp U-matic/VHS videotapes on TR's life and work as an educator and intellectual at UCR. Include the tapes, "ETS Board of Trustees' Meeting October 4, 1983"; "The TR Conference of 1990"; and the "Pacesetters Interview."

Box 11, Folder 1 Videotapes on Mexico 1970-80 Physical Description: 2 videotapes Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR collects U-matic videotapes on the cultural symbols, myths and history important to the Mexican community. Some of the titles are Cajititlán; El Barrio; Quetzalcóatl, and Valentín.

Box 12, Folder 1 Videotapes on Chicanos 1975-80 Physical Description: 2 videotapes Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. TR's U-matic videotapes on Chicano writers and filmmakers explaining their literary art and film production. Includes the "Mexican Videotape Interview with Rolando Hinojosa" and on the film entitled A la brava: Prison and Beyond.

Box 13, Folder 1 Rosser-Rivera Lecture 1982 Physical Description: 2 videotapes Scope and Content Note Eng. The University of California at Riverside hosts the First Rosser-Rivera Lecture Series and invites Dr. Williams from Oxford University to present the keynote speech, February 4, 1982. Include the videotapes of the lecture presentation.

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Box 14, Folder 1 Audiotapes of TR's Work 1960-84 Physical Description: 40 Cassettes Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The entire cassette collection of TR's life and work during his years as a student and then as a teacher. Include rare vintage tapes of TR's poetry readings, essays and lectures. Contain recordings of Alurista, Nick Vaca and R. Hinojosa.

Box 15, Folder 1 UCSB Chicano Tenure Clash 1976-78 Physical Description: 10 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Jesús Chavarría, professor of Chicano Studies at UCSB sends Dr. Carey McWilliams an update on his UC tenure battle with the Saxon administration. Include newspaper articles, update reports and statements from UC President David Saxon. (Confidential)

Folder 2 Valdez' Zootsuit Play 1978 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Luis Valdez sends Dr. Carey McWilliams a copy of his play entitled Zootsuit, first performed at the Mark Taper Forum in Los Angeles, April 1978. Includes a review by L.A. Times.

Folder 3 Valdez' Zootsuit Play 1978 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. The revised version of Luis Valdez' play, Zootsuit is sent to Dr. Carey McWilliams for him to review and comment on it.

Folder 4 Sleepy Lagoon Play 1975 Physical Description: 1 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Mark Day sends Dr. Carey McWilliams a copy of his script entitled Sleepy Lagoon Case: The People vs. Zamora, dealing with the Chicano/Latino riots in Los Angeles in 1943.

Folder 5 New Vista Productions 1977-79 Physical Description: 55 PrArt/TLS Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Jesús Treviño of New Vista Productions invites Dr. Carey McWilliams to be a project advisor to his film production La historia, which is a documentary on important Latinos. Include general correspondence and several film treatments.

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Box 16, Folder 1 Valley of Tears Project 1979 Physical Description: 7 TLS/PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. David Sandoval, project director of the Emancipation Arts Production sends the NEH a working proposal on his film project entitled Valley of Tears. Include general information on the history and geography of Texas agriculture.

Folder 2 Chicano Political History 1959-73 Physical Description: 3 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Articles on the history of Chicanos/Latinos in America regarding political, economic and social forces. Contain "Factors Relating to Property Ownership of Chicanos," "The State of Chicano History" and "Latin American Reports."

Folder 3 Chicano History Research 1967-76 Physical Description: 4 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Various research articles on Chicano history and culture entitled "Historical and Attitudinal Factors Related to Current Mexican American...," "Understanding You and Them" and "La Raza in the Midwest and Great Lakes Region."

Folder 4 Chicano History Articles 1977-78 Physical Description: 7 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng. Published articles on Chicano history dealing with various issues affecting the Chicano/Latino community such as "Mexico-The Special Case," "International Migration Policies in a Changing World System," and "Illegal Immigration."

Folder 5 New Vista Production 1977-79 Physical Description: 2 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Jesús Salvador Treviño, executive director of New Vista Production sends Dr. Carey McWilliams copies of his film treatments entitled José Martí and Seguín, dealing with Chicano/Latino heroes.

Box 17, Folder 1 Certificates of Honor 1970-84 Physical Description: 30 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Various awards presented to TR for his dedicated service as an educator and administrator in the Texas and California university systems. Include posters and flyers of literary events which TR gave at several universities and colleges.

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Box 18, Folder 1 Literary Publications 1970-84 Physical Description: 20 PrArt Scope and Content Note Eng/Sp. Miscellaneous magazines and journals collected by TR during his tenure as professor of Romance languages at UTSA and UCR. Also, contains a Náhuatl-English print-out and a concordance on TR's novel, ...y no se lo tragó la tierra.

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