Horoscope Forecasts for the Week Across the Zodiac
A playful 1971 weekly astrology column offers advice for each sign. Aries faces temptation and Faustian choices, Taurus wary of a dear one’s changes, Gemini urged to avoid emotional detonation, Cancer aided by reassurance, Leo cautioned at home, Virgo guards against deception, Libra connects with others, Scorpio confronts danger, Sagittarius embraces flexibility, Capricorn plans but enjoys, Aquarius flirts with restraint, and Pisces considers a short trip to avoid home conflicts.
Pan American Week to Feature SCOLAS Meeting
Pan American University in Edinburg plans Pan American Week April 12 to 17 led by Dr. T Lawrence White. The event centers on the SCOLAS meeting presided by White with anticipated 225 delegates from Texas and neighboring states and Mexico.
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Inter- American Institute
Southwest Council of Latin American Studies
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Pan American
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Oklahoma
Louisiana
Arkansas
Illinois
Mexico
Livier Hernandez
Edcouch
Isabel Flores
Flores
The Chicano: From Caricature to Self-Portrait edited by Ed Simmen
A new Pan American University edited volume The Chicano From Caricature to Self Portrait edited by Dr. Ed Simmen with New American Library launches a portrait of the Chicano experience featuring works by Steinbeck London Bradbury Saroyan Ortega Paredes Gonzalez and more. The book is used in Mexican American studies programs and a Pan Am course The Mexican American in American Literature. Publisher's Weekly notes the editor excludes fiction not centrally about Mexican American citizens in the United States.
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Lloyd M. Bentsen Jr
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Pan American University English
Integrity
Ed Simmen
New American Library
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Ray Bradbury
William Saroyan
Philip Ortega
UT el Paso
Americo Paredes
UT Austin
Genaro Gonzalez
McAllen
Pan Am
California
Pan American University hosts monthly public night with two shows
The Pan American University observatory and planetarium hosts a public night on April 9 with two presentations of The Sky in Color at 7 p.m. and 8 30 p.m. Reservations are available by mail or phone 383 3895. Admission 25 and 50 cents, children under six barred. Saturn and deep sky views at the observatory require no reservations or charges.
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