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Newspaper
Boston Collage
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1977
Page
3
A fragmented text centers on themes of identity roots and rebirth. It mentions colors red black and green and references young blood and understanding where someone is coming from. Daniel A Vargas appears as the author or signee.
Angela Price recalls a father who died young and left a heritage of bright smiles and memory. She touches his old technical school books and speaks with elders who knew him as a boy while feeling the ache of missing a father's touch.
Be strong, new brothers and sisters for there is strength in numbers. Learn from each other, feel for one another, and strive to live as one with one heart and one mind. Reach out, accept thoughts, and help one another to achieve peace and unity.
The piece defends affirmative action as essential to offset lingering white discrimination and poverty among minorities. It argues Bakke era debates show action is needed, though not a crutch, and cites Lyndon Johnson and Jesse Jackson to support the call for concrete minority self-effort within the program.
Doreen L. Cook praises Gato Barbieri at the Berkeley Performance Theatre with Gary King Joe Caro Eddy Martinez and Cachete Maldonado. Barbi eri showcases Ruby Ruby including Nostalgia and Adios while mixing older cuts. Noting cowbell and off beat usage. Mentions Sergio Mendes Brazil 77 Moonflower and Santana related titles.
My interview with Daniel Vargas reveals Union Latina's goals to unify Latinos and overcome student apathy, with limited administrative support and no current office space. The first social event was timely and featured salsa music, and a second gathering is planned to engage more members.
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