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Front page of "El Malcriado" newspaper dated November 15-30, 1969. Features a young person and an older man, with headlines on grape resisters and a pesticide epidemic.

New Digital Collection: News from the Chicano Movement

Special and Digital Collections Unit

In 2024-25, our Special Collections unit digitized our historic collection of Chicano Newspapers and Magazines, thanks to a grant. In this article, read more about this collection and its impact.

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MathSciNet

Collection Development and Strategies Department

You can use databases to easily find organized collections of articles, journals, news, streaming videos, primary sources, data, and more! This month, we highlight one of our unique history and politics databases: MathSciNet.
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