Ricardo Romo papers, 1967-

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Ricardo Romo papers, 1967-

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Consists of correspondence, manuscripts, research papers, publications, clippings, programs, and photographs which reflect the activities and interests of Ricardo Romo from the late 1960s. Papers include drafts and typescripts of works by others, including plays and essays by Carlos Morton, drafts of books, dissertations, and reports. Many of the manuscripts reflect Romo's work as editor of the Mexican American monograph series. Photographs in the collection include many copies of yearbook pictures of early or prominent Mexican American students and faculty at the University of Texas at Austin.

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Hinojosa, Rolando

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Romo, Ricardo.

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Ricardo Romo is a history professor at the University of Texas; his wife Harriet Romo is a sociology professor at SWTSU. From the description of Chicano literature collection, 1967-[ongoing], (bulk 1967-1991) (Texas State University-San Marcos). WorldCat record id: 26964925 Writer, historian, and college professor. Born June 23, 1943 in San Antonio, Texas. Attended Univ. of Texas at Austin, Loyola University in Los Angeles, and Univ. of California, L...

Peña, Amado Maurilio, 1943-

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Amado Maurilio Peña was born in 1943 and raised in Laredo, Texas. He earned B.A. and M.A. degrees from Texas Arts &amp; Industry University in Kingsville, Texas, and taught art in the Texas schools. He established El Taller Gallery in Austin in 1980, and later opened other galleries in northern New Mexico, where he built close ties with the artistic community. His work is inspired by his Mexican and Yaqui Indian heritage. From the guide to the Amado Maurilio Peña Collection 23666072....