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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.

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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.

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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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A literary associate sends TR a manuscript of his experiences in Mexico entitled "Zapotlanejo, Jalisco (1969)" and "Limón, Jalisco (1969)."

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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."

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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."

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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.

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Professor Chuntí dedicates two poems entitled "Hermano universal" and "Mujer mexicana," to the Chicano community.

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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.

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A young poet sends TR her poem created for the First Annual Floricanto Festival, dealing with the joys and sufferings of life and love.