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The collection consists of posters, fliers, and handouts related to graduate student workers in the University of California system, who went on strike in late 2022 over contract negotiations between their unions and the UC. Materials in the collection were placed in and around the University Library over the course of the strike to inform the campus of the reasons behind the strike and to seek solidarity for the striking academic workers.

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This collection contains audio cassettes, posters, fliers, documents, and other material regarding Dot Harris and her career at UCR. Harris was the co-producer of the UCR Barn Folk Concert Series for nineteen years and also host of the KUCR show, "Folk on Fridays." Includes material related to UCR, KUCR, the UCR Barn, and the UCR Barn Folk Concert Series.

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This collection contains magazines, fliers, newspapers, pamphlets, and other material on Latin America. Primarily contains material on literature, sociology, politics and other topics concerning the political reformations and revolutions in Latin America.

Abstract The collection consists of materials related to the curation and publication of Mosaic, the University of California, Riverside's undergraduate literary journal. Mosaic, which is run by UCR undergraduate students, published its first issue in 1959 and regularly publishes one issue per year consisting of student submissions of art, poetry, short fiction, and other prose. Items in the collection include style and publishing manuals,...

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This collection contains fliers, pamphlets, and other material regarding Native American Student Programs (NASP) at the University of California, Riverside which serves students of Native American descent and heritage. Primarily contains information about NASP related events.

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The June O'Connor papers consist of correspondence, press clippings, fliers, newsletters, programs, typescripts, and documents. The collection outlines Dr. O'Connor's career as an educator of religious studies at the University of California, Riverside (UCR) from 1973 through 2007, in addition to personal accomplishments preceding her arrival in Riverside, California. Her active participation in the academic field of religious studies and religious organizations is also documented.

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This collection contains magazines, newspaper clippings, poems, articles, lanyards, fliers, newsletters, and other material concerning the University of California, Riverside Palm Desert Graduate Center, which was established as a teaching and research center. Mostly contains information on events and studies which have been conducted at the Palm Desert Graduate Center.

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This collection contains materials created and collected by Fred Patten, best known for his involvement in the Science Fiction fan community and work as an historian in the Anime, Manga, and Furry fandoms. The primary focus of this collection is on Science Fiction, Animation, Anime, Manga, Furry fandom, and related genres. Materials include fliers, posters, programs, progress reports, press clippings, audio/video recordings, toys, clothing, and other material.

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This collection contains correspondence, email, fliers, articles, stories, business cards, and other material on Fred Patten, who was an historian in science fiction, manga, anime, and furry fandom. Mostly contains correspondence and exchanges which he had with others.

Abstract This collection contains programs, newspaper clippings, fliers, posters, and other materials related to race and ethnicity both on and off the UC Riverside campus in the late 1960s. Topics addressed in the collection include information on ethnic studies, African American students, Mexican American students, protests, and related campus events. The collection also includes materials related to events and issues that happened off campus, such as housing discimination, farm worker strikes, and...