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Interview with Pablo "Paul" Lopez, October 14, 2011
No full textThese oral histories were conducted in the Fall 2011 semester of the Introduction to Chicano(a) Studies (MAS 2013) course taught by Dr. Marie Miranda. The course is an introduction to the field of Chicano(a) studies from its inception to the present. Chicano(a) studies and scholarship are explored through multidisciplinary concepts, theory, and methodologies, providing differing interpretations of the Chicano and Chicana experience in the United States. This set of oral history interviews document los barrios viejos de San Antonio. Los Barrios Viejos is a non-profit yearly event that connects people from the old barrio of downtown San Antonio before it was re-developed
02 of 22 - Plot Survey by Acres - Camp Drawings
No full textThe drawing showcases a plot survey of the grounds the Crystal City internment camp was built on. Originals provided by: Joanna Wartemann-Howell, former internee and Avery Howell, NARA southwest collection, Fort Worth, Texas
Annual report - UTSA. Institute of Texan Cultures, 2011
No full textAnnual report of the University of Texas Institute of Texan Cultures at San Antonio
Interview with Celia Huron, October 14, 2011
No full textThese oral histories were conducted in the Fall 2011 semester of the Introduction to Chicano(a) Studies (MAS 2013) course taught by Dr. Marie Miranda. The course is an introduction to the field of Chicano(a) studies from its inception to the present. Chicano(a) studies and scholarship are explored through multidisciplinary concepts, theory, and methodologies, providing differing interpretations of the Chicano and Chicana experience in the United States. This set of oral history interviews document los barrios viejos de San Antonio. Los Barrios Viejos is a non-profit yearly event that connects people from the old barrio of downtown San Antonio before it was re-developed
Interview with Irma Morales, October 7, 2011
No full textThese oral histories were conducted by students in Introduction to Chicano(a) Studies (MAS 2013) course taught by Dr. Marie Miranda. The course is an introduction to the field of Chicano(a) studies from its inception to the present. Chicano(a) studies and scholarship are explored through multidisciplinary concepts, theory, and methodologies, providing differing interpretations of the Chicano and Chicana experience in the United States
Interview with Rance Olison, 2011.
No full textCollege and professional football player, Rance Olison, discusses his career in sports, as a public school teacher and coach, including his belief in the importance of education and working together to achieve common goals