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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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Barrio Publications produces a Chicano newsletter entitled La Onda Fría de Aztlán. It is produced in Indiana by an independent Chicano publisher.

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Ramón Vásquez Sánchez, chairman of the Bilingual/Bicultural Coalition on Mass Media sends TR material on the negative stereotyping of the Chicano/Latino community.

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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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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.

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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.

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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."