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SOMOS
PRIMOS April 2005
http://www.somosprimos.com/sp2005/spapr05/spapr05.htm
Hi. . for a fun historical perspective on how April 1st is observed in
different countries, look under Miscellaneous.
You'll find in this issue, numerous programs/projects for encouraging
gathering pubic histories and the Hispanic/Latino perspective, a few
are . . .from the Library of Congress' "Voices of War "
to Dr. José Angel Gutiérrez, "Tejano
Voices" Collection," the Utah "Saints at War Project," to Daniel Olivas request
for short fiction, and the National Latino
Writers Conference in New Mexico. It is certainly through the
submissions of readers that Somos Primos is enriched.
Just pointing out a
few items, you'll read the . . .
~ words of high school student's responding to Ruben Salaz'
short story, The Wall
~concerns of Puerto Rican teacher, Manuel Hernandez that
students are not writing
~conclusions of Rafael Ojeda, how else will our
children know of our contributions if we do not write them
~Galvez project that
provoked original music to be written and shared about General Bernardo
de Galvez
~events for starting personal history compilation, National
Archives/LDS FHCenters
Jamborees, conferences, and dedicated researchers, such as TAG,
and really helpful hints undr the file on Family History
~artistic ways in which our visibility is being increased, artist, Sergio
Hernandez,
exhibition, poet César Vallejo honored by BYU.
~first annual Gregorian Chants concert, shared by Jaime Cader
~the 29th annual Anza Trail recognition in Santa Barbara photos and
information sent by Michael Hardwick.
~Ray Gonzalez sharing family photos of the Moyza Ranch in Arizona
~fantastic CD available from Dr. Ronald J. Roman on the earliest
military colonizers of New Mexico
~story of Paiute Indian
educator Sarah Winnemucca sent by Cindy LoBuglio, a Nevada
resident.
~ The Puerto
Ricans at Carlisle Indian School, sent by Dr. Eliud Bonilla
~ Dr. Maurillo Vigil comments as recorded in Gloria Golden's book
on Southwestern Sephardics
~original research by John Inclan and our international submitters,
whose names follow . .
Submissions in
Spanish by historians:
Carlos López Dzur
Roberto Jose Perez
Guadarrama
Angel Custodio Rebollo
Jose Leon Robles de la Torre
Mario Robles del Moral
Leonardo de la Torre y Berumen
~ New books:
Alex Loya "The Continous Presence Of Italians And Spaniards
In Texas As Early As 1520"
Morales/Schmal, "The Dominguez Family, a Mexican-American
Journey"
Dr. José Angel Gutiérrez, "A Chicano Manual on
How to Handle Gringos"
Plus, please read the foreword to Dr. Ruben Salaz Marquez's
book, EPIC concerning how history is dangerous!! It is under
history.
I hope this spring will bring about a commitment by all of us to
gather and share our family memories. It is the accumulation of all of
our stories which will correct the misunderstandings about who we are.
Warm regards, Mimi
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