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Of Guns and Dreams: Reflections on Migration between the US and Mexico, an exhibition in Zimmerman Library’s Herzstein Latin American Reading Room, highlights some of these collections. We hope these images and stories will inspire discussion in class, with friends, and at home.
The photographs and posters on display come from the Sam L. Slick Collection of Latin American and Iberian Posters, the Douglas Kent Hall U.S.-Mexican Border Photograph Collection and the Collection of Photographs of Mexico and Mexican People by Contemporary Photographers – all housed in the Center for Southwest Research at Zimmerman Library. The map of Mexico exhibited in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room comes from our Map and Geographic Information Centerlocated in the Centennial Science and Engineering Library. The news stories posted in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room are from various resources including licensed databases offered through the University Libraries web page at http://elibrary.unm.edu.
Check out the Lobo Reading Experience LibGuide at http://libguides.unm.edu/reading for more information about Antonio's Gun and Delfino's Dream, including chapter summaries, book reviews, interviews, and lists of books and DVDs on themes relevant to this remarkable book. Many of these books are on display in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room and elsewhere in the University Libraries system; the DVDs are available for checkout at the Fine Arts and Design Library.
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All day event
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Of Guns and Dreams: Reflections on Migration between the US and Mexico, an exhibition in Zimmerman Library’s Herzstein Latin American Reading Room, highlights some of these collections. We hope these images and stories will inspire discussion in class, with friends, and at home.
The photographs and posters on display come from the Sam L. Slick Collection of Latin American and Iberian Posters, the Douglas Kent Hall U.S.-Mexican Border Photograph Collection and the Collection of Photographs of Mexico and Mexican People by Contemporary Photographers – all housed in the Center for Southwest Research at Zimmerman Library. The map of Mexico exhibited in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room comes from our Map and Geographic Information Centerlocated in the Centennial Science and Engineering Library. The news stories posted in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room are from various resources including licensed databases offered through the University Libraries web page at http://elibrary.unm.edu.
Check out the Lobo Reading Experience LibGuide at http://libguides.unm.edu/reading for more information about Antonio's Gun and Delfino's Dream, including chapter summaries, book reviews, interviews, and lists of books and DVDs on themes relevant to this remarkable book. Many of these books are on display in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room and elsewhere in the University Libraries system; the DVDs are available for checkout at the Fine Arts and Design Library.
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Of Guns and Dreams: Reflections on Migration between the US and Mexico, an exhibition in Zimmerman Library’s Herzstein Latin American Reading Room, highlights some of these collections. We hope these images and stories will inspire discussion in class, with friends, and at home.
The photographs and posters on display come from the Sam L. Slick Collection of Latin American and Iberian Posters, the Douglas Kent Hall U.S.-Mexican Border Photograph Collection and the Collection of Photographs of Mexico and Mexican People by Contemporary Photographers – all housed in the Center for Southwest Research at Zimmerman Library. The map of Mexico exhibited in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room comes from our Map and Geographic Information Centerlocated in the Centennial Science and Engineering Library. The news stories posted in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room are from various resources including licensed databases offered through the University Libraries web page at http://elibrary.unm.edu.
Check out the Lobo Reading Experience LibGuide at http://libguides.unm.edu/reading for more information about Antonio's Gun and Delfino's Dream, including chapter summaries, book reviews, interviews, and lists of books and DVDs on themes relevant to this remarkable book. Many of these books are on display in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room and elsewhere in the University Libraries system; the DVDs are available for checkout at the Fine Arts and Design Library.
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All day event
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Of Guns and Dreams: Reflections on Migration between the US and Mexico, an exhibition in Zimmerman Library’s Herzstein Latin American Reading Room, highlights some of these collections. We hope these images and stories will inspire discussion in class, with friends, and at home.
The photographs and posters on display come from the Sam L. Slick Collection of Latin American and Iberian Posters, the Douglas Kent Hall U.S.-Mexican Border Photograph Collection and the Collection of Photographs of Mexico and Mexican People by Contemporary Photographers – all housed in the Center for Southwest Research at Zimmerman Library. The map of Mexico exhibited in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room comes from our Map and Geographic Information Centerlocated in the Centennial Science and Engineering Library. The news stories posted in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room are from various resources including licensed databases offered through the University Libraries web page at http://elibrary.unm.edu.
Check out the Lobo Reading Experience LibGuide at http://libguides.unm.edu/reading for more information about Antonio's Gun and Delfino's Dream, including chapter summaries, book reviews, interviews, and lists of books and DVDs on themes relevant to this remarkable book. Many of these books are on display in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room and elsewhere in the University Libraries system; the DVDs are available for checkout at the Fine Arts and Design Library.
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All day event
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Of Guns and Dreams: Reflections on Migration between the US and Mexico, an exhibition in Zimmerman Library’s Herzstein Latin American Reading Room, highlights some of these collections. We hope these images and stories will inspire discussion in class, with friends, and at home.
The photographs and posters on display come from the Sam L. Slick Collection of Latin American and Iberian Posters, the Douglas Kent Hall U.S.-Mexican Border Photograph Collection and the Collection of Photographs of Mexico and Mexican People by Contemporary Photographers – all housed in the Center for Southwest Research at Zimmerman Library. The map of Mexico exhibited in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room comes from our Map and Geographic Information Centerlocated in the Centennial Science and Engineering Library. The news stories posted in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room are from various resources including licensed databases offered through the University Libraries web page at http://elibrary.unm.edu.
Check out the Lobo Reading Experience LibGuide at http://libguides.unm.edu/reading for more information about Antonio's Gun and Delfino's Dream, including chapter summaries, book reviews, interviews, and lists of books and DVDs on themes relevant to this remarkable book. Many of these books are on display in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room and elsewhere in the University Libraries system; the DVDs are available for checkout at the Fine Arts and Design Library.
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University Libraries
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All day event
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Of Guns and Dreams: Reflections on Migration between the US and Mexico, an exhibition in Zimmerman Library’s Herzstein Latin American Reading Room, highlights some of these collections. We hope these images and stories will inspire discussion in class, with friends, and at home.
The photographs and posters on display come from the Sam L. Slick Collection of Latin American and Iberian Posters, the Douglas Kent Hall U.S.-Mexican Border Photograph Collection and the Collection of Photographs of Mexico and Mexican People by Contemporary Photographers – all housed in the Center for Southwest Research at Zimmerman Library. The map of Mexico exhibited in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room comes from our Map and Geographic Information Centerlocated in the Centennial Science and Engineering Library. The news stories posted in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room are from various resources including licensed databases offered through the University Libraries web page at http://elibrary.unm.edu.
Check out the Lobo Reading Experience LibGuide at http://libguides.unm.edu/reading for more information about Antonio's Gun and Delfino's Dream, including chapter summaries, book reviews, interviews, and lists of books and DVDs on themes relevant to this remarkable book. Many of these books are on display in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room and elsewhere in the University Libraries system; the DVDs are available for checkout at the Fine Arts and Design Library.
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1:30pm - 2:30pm
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Carlos Spector, immigration lawyer from El Paso, who works with Mexicans seeking political asylum in the United States, will speak on "Human Rights in Mexico: Killing You Softly With Aide" at UNM on November 6, 2009.
Among his clients is Emilio Gutiérrez Soto, a Mexican reporter, recently released after a seven month stint in an immigration detention center in El Paso. Mr. Gutierrez Soto’s harrowing tale of escape and Spector's public plea for Gutiérrez Soto's political asylum in the United States is the cover story in a recent issue of Mother Jones magazine.
Please join us to hear more about the important connection between the drug war in Mexico and current trends in immigration
University Libraries is hosting this lecture in conjunction with the UNM Lobo Reading Experience. For more information on other library events please visit elibrary.unm.edu/news or call 505.277.0818. You can also find information at libguides.unm.edu/reading.
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Of Guns and Dreams: Reflections on Migration between the US and Mexico, an exhibition in Zimmerman Library’s Herzstein Latin American Reading Room, highlights some of these collections. We hope these images and stories will inspire discussion in class, with friends, and at home.
The photographs and posters on display come from the Sam L. Slick Collection of Latin American and Iberian Posters, the Douglas Kent Hall U.S.-Mexican Border Photograph Collection and the Collection of Photographs of Mexico and Mexican People by Contemporary Photographers – all housed in the Center for Southwest Research at Zimmerman Library. The map of Mexico exhibited in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room comes from our Map and Geographic Information Centerlocated in the Centennial Science and Engineering Library. The news stories posted in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room are from various resources including licensed databases offered through the University Libraries web page at http://elibrary.unm.edu.
Check out the Lobo Reading Experience LibGuide at http://libguides.unm.edu/reading for more information about Antonio's Gun and Delfino's Dream, including chapter summaries, book reviews, interviews, and lists of books and DVDs on themes relevant to this remarkable book. Many of these books are on display in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room and elsewhere in the University Libraries system; the DVDs are available for checkout at the Fine Arts and Design Library.
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All day event
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Of Guns and Dreams: Reflections on Migration between the US and Mexico, an exhibition in Zimmerman Library’s Herzstein Latin American Reading Room, highlights some of these collections. We hope these images and stories will inspire discussion in class, with friends, and at home.
The photographs and posters on display come from the Sam L. Slick Collection of Latin American and Iberian Posters, the Douglas Kent Hall U.S.-Mexican Border Photograph Collection and the Collection of Photographs of Mexico and Mexican People by Contemporary Photographers – all housed in the Center for Southwest Research at Zimmerman Library. The map of Mexico exhibited in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room comes from our Map and Geographic Information Centerlocated in the Centennial Science and Engineering Library. The news stories posted in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room are from various resources including licensed databases offered through the University Libraries web page at http://elibrary.unm.edu.
Check out the Lobo Reading Experience LibGuide at http://libguides.unm.edu/reading for more information about Antonio's Gun and Delfino's Dream, including chapter summaries, book reviews, interviews, and lists of books and DVDs on themes relevant to this remarkable book. Many of these books are on display in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room and elsewhere in the University Libraries system; the DVDs are available for checkout at the Fine Arts and Design Library.
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All day event
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Of Guns and Dreams: Reflections on Migration between the US and Mexico, an exhibition in Zimmerman Library’s Herzstein Latin American Reading Room, highlights some of these collections. We hope these images and stories will inspire discussion in class, with friends, and at home.
The photographs and posters on display come from the Sam L. Slick Collection of Latin American and Iberian Posters, the Douglas Kent Hall U.S.-Mexican Border Photograph Collection and the Collection of Photographs of Mexico and Mexican People by Contemporary Photographers – all housed in the Center for Southwest Research at Zimmerman Library. The map of Mexico exhibited in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room comes from our Map and Geographic Information Centerlocated in the Centennial Science and Engineering Library. The news stories posted in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room are from various resources including licensed databases offered through the University Libraries web page at http://elibrary.unm.edu.
Check out the Lobo Reading Experience LibGuide at http://libguides.unm.edu/reading for more information about Antonio's Gun and Delfino's Dream, including chapter summaries, book reviews, interviews, and lists of books and DVDs on themes relevant to this remarkable book. Many of these books are on display in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room and elsewhere in the University Libraries system; the DVDs are available for checkout at the Fine Arts and Design Library.
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All day event
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Of Guns and Dreams: Reflections on Migration between the US and Mexico, an exhibition in Zimmerman Library’s Herzstein Latin American Reading Room, highlights some of these collections. We hope these images and stories will inspire discussion in class, with friends, and at home.
The photographs and posters on display come from the Sam L. Slick Collection of Latin American and Iberian Posters, the Douglas Kent Hall U.S.-Mexican Border Photograph Collection and the Collection of Photographs of Mexico and Mexican People by Contemporary Photographers – all housed in the Center for Southwest Research at Zimmerman Library. The map of Mexico exhibited in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room comes from our Map and Geographic Information Centerlocated in the Centennial Science and Engineering Library. The news stories posted in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room are from various resources including licensed databases offered through the University Libraries web page at http://elibrary.unm.edu.
Check out the Lobo Reading Experience LibGuide at http://libguides.unm.edu/reading for more information about Antonio's Gun and Delfino's Dream, including chapter summaries, book reviews, interviews, and lists of books and DVDs on themes relevant to this remarkable book. Many of these books are on display in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room and elsewhere in the University Libraries system; the DVDs are available for checkout at the Fine Arts and Design Library.
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Of Guns and Dreams: Reflections on Migration between the US and Mexico, an exhibition in Zimmerman Library’s Herzstein Latin American Reading Room, highlights some of these collections. We hope these images and stories will inspire discussion in class, with friends, and at home.
The photographs and posters on display come from the Sam L. Slick Collection of Latin American and Iberian Posters, the Douglas Kent Hall U.S.-Mexican Border Photograph Collection and the Collection of Photographs of Mexico and Mexican People by Contemporary Photographers – all housed in the Center for Southwest Research at Zimmerman Library. The map of Mexico exhibited in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room comes from our Map and Geographic Information Centerlocated in the Centennial Science and Engineering Library. The news stories posted in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room are from various resources including licensed databases offered through the University Libraries web page at http://elibrary.unm.edu.
Check out the Lobo Reading Experience LibGuide at http://libguides.unm.edu/reading for more information about Antonio's Gun and Delfino's Dream, including chapter summaries, book reviews, interviews, and lists of books and DVDs on themes relevant to this remarkable book. Many of these books are on display in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room and elsewhere in the University Libraries system; the DVDs are available for checkout at the Fine Arts and Design Library.
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12:00pm - 1:00pm
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Addressing the Public Safety Crisis in Indian Country
"Addressing the Public Safety Crisis in Indian Country" is the topic of a brown bag and lecture to be given by Kevin K. Washburn, Dean and Professor of Law, University of New Mexico Law School. The noon brown bag will be held in the Herzstein Latin American Conference Room on the second floor of Zimmerman Library. The lecture will be held at 3:30 pm in the Willard Reading in the West Wing of Zimmerman Library. The event is sponsored by the University Libraries' Indigenous Nations Library Program.
Kevin Washburn, Dean of the University of New Mexico School of Law, is one of the leading experts on criminal justice in Indian country. He has published numerous law review articles on the subject, including American Indians, Crime and the Law, 104 Mich. L. Rev. 709 (2006). He has also lectured widely, and testified often before committees of the U.S. Congress. His work has helped to prompt significant recent attention to the justice in Indian country, including proposed Congressional legislation addressing the problem.
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University Libraries
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3:30pm - 5:00pm
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Addressing the Public Safety Crisis in Indian Country
"Addressing the Public Safety Crisis in Indian Country" is the topic of a brown bag and lecture to be given by Kevin K. Washburn, Dean and Professor of Law, University of New Mexico Law School. The noon brown bag will be held in the Herzstein Latin American Conference Room on the second floor of Zimmerman Library. The lecture will be held at 3:30 pm in the Willard Reading in the West Wing of Zimmerman Library. The event is sponsored by the University Libraries' Indigenous Nations Library Program.
Kevin Washburn, Dean of the University of New Mexico School of Law, is one of the leading experts on criminal justice in Indian country. He has published numerous law review articles on the subject, including American Indians, Crime and the Law, 104 Mich. L. Rev. 709 (2006). He has also lectured widely, and testified often before committees of the U.S. Congress. His work has helped to prompt significant recent attention to the justice in Indian country, including proposed Congressional legislation addressing the problem.
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All day event
Description:
Of Guns and Dreams: Reflections on Migration between the US and Mexico, an exhibition in Zimmerman Library’s Herzstein Latin American Reading Room, highlights some of these collections. We hope these images and stories will inspire discussion in class, with friends, and at home.
The photographs and posters on display come from the Sam L. Slick Collection of Latin American and Iberian Posters, the Douglas Kent Hall U.S.-Mexican Border Photograph Collection and the Collection of Photographs of Mexico and Mexican People by Contemporary Photographers – all housed in the Center for Southwest Research at Zimmerman Library. The map of Mexico exhibited in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room comes from our Map and Geographic Information Centerlocated in the Centennial Science and Engineering Library. The news stories posted in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room are from various resources including licensed databases offered through the University Libraries web page at http://elibrary.unm.edu.
Check out the Lobo Reading Experience LibGuide at http://libguides.unm.edu/reading for more information about Antonio's Gun and Delfino's Dream, including chapter summaries, book reviews, interviews, and lists of books and DVDs on themes relevant to this remarkable book. Many of these books are on display in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room and elsewhere in the University Libraries system; the DVDs are available for checkout at the Fine Arts and Design Library.
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University Libraries
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All day event
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Of Guns and Dreams: Reflections on Migration between the US and Mexico, an exhibition in Zimmerman Library’s Herzstein Latin American Reading Room, highlights some of these collections. We hope these images and stories will inspire discussion in class, with friends, and at home.
The photographs and posters on display come from the Sam L. Slick Collection of Latin American and Iberian Posters, the Douglas Kent Hall U.S.-Mexican Border Photograph Collection and the Collection of Photographs of Mexico and Mexican People by Contemporary Photographers – all housed in the Center for Southwest Research at Zimmerman Library. The map of Mexico exhibited in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room comes from our Map and Geographic Information Centerlocated in the Centennial Science and Engineering Library. The news stories posted in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room are from various resources including licensed databases offered through the University Libraries web page at http://elibrary.unm.edu.
Check out the Lobo Reading Experience LibGuide at http://libguides.unm.edu/reading for more information about Antonio's Gun and Delfino's Dream, including chapter summaries, book reviews, interviews, and lists of books and DVDs on themes relevant to this remarkable book. Many of these books are on display in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room and elsewhere in the University Libraries system; the DVDs are available for checkout at the Fine Arts and Design Library.
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University Libraries
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12:00pm - 1:00pm
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A lecture by Dr. Bruce Gjeltema, UNM GAllup. Sponsored by the Center for Southwest Research and the Office of the State Historian
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All day event
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Of Guns and Dreams: Reflections on Migration between the US and Mexico, an exhibition in Zimmerman Library’s Herzstein Latin American Reading Room, highlights some of these collections. We hope these images and stories will inspire discussion in class, with friends, and at home.
The photographs and posters on display come from the Sam L. Slick Collection of Latin American and Iberian Posters, the Douglas Kent Hall U.S.-Mexican Border Photograph Collection and the Collection of Photographs of Mexico and Mexican People by Contemporary Photographers – all housed in the Center for Southwest Research at Zimmerman Library. The map of Mexico exhibited in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room comes from our Map and Geographic Information Centerlocated in the Centennial Science and Engineering Library. The news stories posted in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room are from various resources including licensed databases offered through the University Libraries web page at http://elibrary.unm.edu.
Check out the Lobo Reading Experience LibGuide at http://libguides.unm.edu/reading for more information about Antonio's Gun and Delfino's Dream, including chapter summaries, book reviews, interviews, and lists of books and DVDs on themes relevant to this remarkable book. Many of these books are on display in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room and elsewhere in the University Libraries system; the DVDs are available for checkout at the Fine Arts and Design Library.
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All day event
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Of Guns and Dreams: Reflections on Migration between the US and Mexico, an exhibition in Zimmerman Library’s Herzstein Latin American Reading Room, highlights some of these collections. We hope these images and stories will inspire discussion in class, with friends, and at home.
The photographs and posters on display come from the Sam L. Slick Collection of Latin American and Iberian Posters, the Douglas Kent Hall U.S.-Mexican Border Photograph Collection and the Collection of Photographs of Mexico and Mexican People by Contemporary Photographers – all housed in the Center for Southwest Research at Zimmerman Library. The map of Mexico exhibited in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room comes from our Map and Geographic Information Centerlocated in the Centennial Science and Engineering Library. The news stories posted in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room are from various resources including licensed databases offered through the University Libraries web page at http://elibrary.unm.edu.
Check out the Lobo Reading Experience LibGuide at http://libguides.unm.edu/reading for more information about Antonio's Gun and Delfino's Dream, including chapter summaries, book reviews, interviews, and lists of books and DVDs on themes relevant to this remarkable book. Many of these books are on display in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room and elsewhere in the University Libraries system; the DVDs are available for checkout at the Fine Arts and Design Library.
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All day event
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Of Guns and Dreams: Reflections on Migration between the US and Mexico, an exhibition in Zimmerman Library’s Herzstein Latin American Reading Room, highlights some of these collections. We hope these images and stories will inspire discussion in class, with friends, and at home.
The photographs and posters on display come from the Sam L. Slick Collection of Latin American and Iberian Posters, the Douglas Kent Hall U.S.-Mexican Border Photograph Collection and the Collection of Photographs of Mexico and Mexican People by Contemporary Photographers – all housed in the Center for Southwest Research at Zimmerman Library. The map of Mexico exhibited in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room comes from our Map and Geographic Information Centerlocated in the Centennial Science and Engineering Library. The news stories posted in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room are from various resources including licensed databases offered through the University Libraries web page at http://elibrary.unm.edu.
Check out the Lobo Reading Experience LibGuide at http://libguides.unm.edu/reading for more information about Antonio's Gun and Delfino's Dream, including chapter summaries, book reviews, interviews, and lists of books and DVDs on themes relevant to this remarkable book. Many of these books are on display in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room and elsewhere in the University Libraries system; the DVDs are available for checkout at the Fine Arts and Design Library.
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All day event
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Of Guns and Dreams: Reflections on Migration between the US and Mexico, an exhibition in Zimmerman Library’s Herzstein Latin American Reading Room, highlights some of these collections. We hope these images and stories will inspire discussion in class, with friends, and at home.
The photographs and posters on display come from the Sam L. Slick Collection of Latin American and Iberian Posters, the Douglas Kent Hall U.S.-Mexican Border Photograph Collection and the Collection of Photographs of Mexico and Mexican People by Contemporary Photographers – all housed in the Center for Southwest Research at Zimmerman Library. The map of Mexico exhibited in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room comes from our Map and Geographic Information Centerlocated in the Centennial Science and Engineering Library. The news stories posted in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room are from various resources including licensed databases offered through the University Libraries web page at http://elibrary.unm.edu.
Check out the Lobo Reading Experience LibGuide at http://libguides.unm.edu/reading for more information about Antonio's Gun and Delfino's Dream, including chapter summaries, book reviews, interviews, and lists of books and DVDs on themes relevant to this remarkable book. Many of these books are on display in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room and elsewhere in the University Libraries system; the DVDs are available for checkout at the Fine Arts and Design Library.
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Of Guns and Dreams: Reflections on Migration between the US and Mexico, an exhibition in Zimmerman Library’s Herzstein Latin American Reading Room, highlights some of these collections. We hope these images and stories will inspire discussion in class, with friends, and at home.
The photographs and posters on display come from the Sam L. Slick Collection of Latin American and Iberian Posters, the Douglas Kent Hall U.S.-Mexican Border Photograph Collection and the Collection of Photographs of Mexico and Mexican People by Contemporary Photographers – all housed in the Center for Southwest Research at Zimmerman Library. The map of Mexico exhibited in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room comes from our Map and Geographic Information Centerlocated in the Centennial Science and Engineering Library. The news stories posted in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room are from various resources including licensed databases offered through the University Libraries web page at http://elibrary.unm.edu.
Check out the Lobo Reading Experience LibGuide at http://libguides.unm.edu/reading for more information about Antonio's Gun and Delfino's Dream, including chapter summaries, book reviews, interviews, and lists of books and DVDs on themes relevant to this remarkable book. Many of these books are on display in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room and elsewhere in the University Libraries system; the DVDs are available for checkout at the Fine Arts and Design Library.
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University Libraries
Time:
All day event
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Of Guns and Dreams: Reflections on Migration between the US and Mexico, an exhibition in Zimmerman Library’s Herzstein Latin American Reading Room, highlights some of these collections. We hope these images and stories will inspire discussion in class, with friends, and at home.
The photographs and posters on display come from the Sam L. Slick Collection of Latin American and Iberian Posters, the Douglas Kent Hall U.S.-Mexican Border Photograph Collection and the Collection of Photographs of Mexico and Mexican People by Contemporary Photographers – all housed in the Center for Southwest Research at Zimmerman Library. The map of Mexico exhibited in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room comes from our Map and Geographic Information Centerlocated in the Centennial Science and Engineering Library. The news stories posted in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room are from various resources including licensed databases offered through the University Libraries web page at http://elibrary.unm.edu.
Check out the Lobo Reading Experience LibGuide at http://libguides.unm.edu/reading for more information about Antonio's Gun and Delfino's Dream, including chapter summaries, book reviews, interviews, and lists of books and DVDs on themes relevant to this remarkable book. Many of these books are on display in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room and elsewhere in the University Libraries system; the DVDs are available for checkout at the Fine Arts and Design Library.
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Of Guns and Dreams: Reflections on Migration between the US and Mexico, an exhibition in Zimmerman Library’s Herzstein Latin American Reading Room, highlights some of these collections. We hope these images and stories will inspire discussion in class, with friends, and at home.
The photographs and posters on display come from the Sam L. Slick Collection of Latin American and Iberian Posters, the Douglas Kent Hall U.S.-Mexican Border Photograph Collection and the Collection of Photographs of Mexico and Mexican People by Contemporary Photographers – all housed in the Center for Southwest Research at Zimmerman Library. The map of Mexico exhibited in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room comes from our Map and Geographic Information Centerlocated in the Centennial Science and Engineering Library. The news stories posted in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room are from various resources including licensed databases offered through the University Libraries web page at http://elibrary.unm.edu.
Check out the Lobo Reading Experience LibGuide at http://libguides.unm.edu/reading for more information about Antonio's Gun and Delfino's Dream, including chapter summaries, book reviews, interviews, and lists of books and DVDs on themes relevant to this remarkable book. Many of these books are on display in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room and elsewhere in the University Libraries system; the DVDs are available for checkout at the Fine Arts and Design Library.
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All day event
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Of Guns and Dreams: Reflections on Migration between the US and Mexico, an exhibition in Zimmerman Library’s Herzstein Latin American Reading Room, highlights some of these collections. We hope these images and stories will inspire discussion in class, with friends, and at home.
The photographs and posters on display come from the Sam L. Slick Collection of Latin American and Iberian Posters, the Douglas Kent Hall U.S.-Mexican Border Photograph Collection and the Collection of Photographs of Mexico and Mexican People by Contemporary Photographers – all housed in the Center for Southwest Research at Zimmerman Library. The map of Mexico exhibited in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room comes from our Map and Geographic Information Centerlocated in the Centennial Science and Engineering Library. The news stories posted in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room are from various resources including licensed databases offered through the University Libraries web page at http://elibrary.unm.edu.
Check out the Lobo Reading Experience LibGuide at http://libguides.unm.edu/reading for more information about Antonio's Gun and Delfino's Dream, including chapter summaries, book reviews, interviews, and lists of books and DVDs on themes relevant to this remarkable book. Many of these books are on display in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room and elsewhere in the University Libraries system; the DVDs are available for checkout at the Fine Arts and Design Library.
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Of Guns and Dreams: Reflections on Migration between the US and Mexico, an exhibition in Zimmerman Library’s Herzstein Latin American Reading Room, highlights some of these collections. We hope these images and stories will inspire discussion in class, with friends, and at home.
The photographs and posters on display come from the Sam L. Slick Collection of Latin American and Iberian Posters, the Douglas Kent Hall U.S.-Mexican Border Photograph Collection and the Collection of Photographs of Mexico and Mexican People by Contemporary Photographers – all housed in the Center for Southwest Research at Zimmerman Library. The map of Mexico exhibited in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room comes from our Map and Geographic Information Centerlocated in the Centennial Science and Engineering Library. The news stories posted in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room are from various resources including licensed databases offered through the University Libraries web page at http://elibrary.unm.edu.
Check out the Lobo Reading Experience LibGuide at http://libguides.unm.edu/reading for more information about Antonio's Gun and Delfino's Dream, including chapter summaries, book reviews, interviews, and lists of books and DVDs on themes relevant to this remarkable book. Many of these books are on display in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room and elsewhere in the University Libraries system; the DVDs are available for checkout at the Fine Arts and Design Library.
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All day event
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Of Guns and Dreams: Reflections on Migration between the US and Mexico, an exhibition in Zimmerman Library’s Herzstein Latin American Reading Room, highlights some of these collections. We hope these images and stories will inspire discussion in class, with friends, and at home.
The photographs and posters on display come from the Sam L. Slick Collection of Latin American and Iberian Posters, the Douglas Kent Hall U.S.-Mexican Border Photograph Collection and the Collection of Photographs of Mexico and Mexican People by Contemporary Photographers – all housed in the Center for Southwest Research at Zimmerman Library. The map of Mexico exhibited in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room comes from our Map and Geographic Information Centerlocated in the Centennial Science and Engineering Library. The news stories posted in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room are from various resources including licensed databases offered through the University Libraries web page at http://elibrary.unm.edu.
Check out the Lobo Reading Experience LibGuide at http://libguides.unm.edu/reading for more information about Antonio's Gun and Delfino's Dream, including chapter summaries, book reviews, interviews, and lists of books and DVDs on themes relevant to this remarkable book. Many of these books are on display in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room and elsewhere in the University Libraries system; the DVDs are available for checkout at the Fine Arts and Design Library.
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Of Guns and Dreams: Reflections on Migration between the US and Mexico, an exhibition in Zimmerman Library’s Herzstein Latin American Reading Room, highlights some of these collections. We hope these images and stories will inspire discussion in class, with friends, and at home.
The photographs and posters on display come from the Sam L. Slick Collection of Latin American and Iberian Posters, the Douglas Kent Hall U.S.-Mexican Border Photograph Collection and the Collection of Photographs of Mexico and Mexican People by Contemporary Photographers – all housed in the Center for Southwest Research at Zimmerman Library. The map of Mexico exhibited in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room comes from our Map and Geographic Information Centerlocated in the Centennial Science and Engineering Library. The news stories posted in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room are from various resources including licensed databases offered through the University Libraries web page at http://elibrary.unm.edu.
Check out the Lobo Reading Experience LibGuide at http://libguides.unm.edu/reading for more information about Antonio's Gun and Delfino's Dream, including chapter summaries, book reviews, interviews, and lists of books and DVDs on themes relevant to this remarkable book. Many of these books are on display in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room and elsewhere in the University Libraries system; the DVDs are available for checkout at the Fine Arts and Design Library.
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Of Guns and Dreams: Reflections on Migration between the US and Mexico, an exhibition in Zimmerman Library’s Herzstein Latin American Reading Room, highlights some of these collections. We hope these images and stories will inspire discussion in class, with friends, and at home.
The photographs and posters on display come from the Sam L. Slick Collection of Latin American and Iberian Posters, the Douglas Kent Hall U.S.-Mexican Border Photograph Collection and the Collection of Photographs of Mexico and Mexican People by Contemporary Photographers – all housed in the Center for Southwest Research at Zimmerman Library. The map of Mexico exhibited in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room comes from our Map and Geographic Information Centerlocated in the Centennial Science and Engineering Library. The news stories posted in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room are from various resources including licensed databases offered through the University Libraries web page at http://elibrary.unm.edu.
Check out the Lobo Reading Experience LibGuide at http://libguides.unm.edu/reading for more information about Antonio's Gun and Delfino's Dream, including chapter summaries, book reviews, interviews, and lists of books and DVDs on themes relevant to this remarkable book. Many of these books are on display in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room and elsewhere in the University Libraries system; the DVDs are available for checkout at the Fine Arts and Design Library.
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University Libraries
Time:
All day event
Description:
Of Guns and Dreams: Reflections on Migration between the US and Mexico, an exhibition in Zimmerman Library’s Herzstein Latin American Reading Room, highlights some of these collections. We hope these images and stories will inspire discussion in class, with friends, and at home.
The photographs and posters on display come from the Sam L. Slick Collection of Latin American and Iberian Posters, the Douglas Kent Hall U.S.-Mexican Border Photograph Collection and the Collection of Photographs of Mexico and Mexican People by Contemporary Photographers – all housed in the Center for Southwest Research at Zimmerman Library. The map of Mexico exhibited in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room comes from our Map and Geographic Information Centerlocated in the Centennial Science and Engineering Library. The news stories posted in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room are from various resources including licensed databases offered through the University Libraries web page at http://elibrary.unm.edu.
Check out the Lobo Reading Experience LibGuide at http://libguides.unm.edu/reading for more information about Antonio's Gun and Delfino's Dream, including chapter summaries, book reviews, interviews, and lists of books and DVDs on themes relevant to this remarkable book. Many of these books are on display in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room and elsewhere in the University Libraries system; the DVDs are available for checkout at the Fine Arts and Design Library.
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University Libraries
Time:
All day event
Description:
Of Guns and Dreams: Reflections on Migration between the US and Mexico, an exhibition in Zimmerman Library’s Herzstein Latin American Reading Room, highlights some of these collections. We hope these images and stories will inspire discussion in class, with friends, and at home.
The photographs and posters on display come from the Sam L. Slick Collection of Latin American and Iberian Posters, the Douglas Kent Hall U.S.-Mexican Border Photograph Collection and the Collection of Photographs of Mexico and Mexican People by Contemporary Photographers – all housed in the Center for Southwest Research at Zimmerman Library. The map of Mexico exhibited in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room comes from our Map and Geographic Information Centerlocated in the Centennial Science and Engineering Library. The news stories posted in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room are from various resources including licensed databases offered through the University Libraries web page at http://elibrary.unm.edu.
Check out the Lobo Reading Experience LibGuide at http://libguides.unm.edu/reading for more information about Antonio's Gun and Delfino's Dream, including chapter summaries, book reviews, interviews, and lists of books and DVDs on themes relevant to this remarkable book. Many of these books are on display in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room and elsewhere in the University Libraries system; the DVDs are available for checkout at the Fine Arts and Design Library.
Calendar:
University Libraries
Time:
All day event
Description:
Of Guns and Dreams: Reflections on Migration between the US and Mexico, an exhibition in Zimmerman Library’s Herzstein Latin American Reading Room, highlights some of these collections. We hope these images and stories will inspire discussion in class, with friends, and at home.
The photographs and posters on display come from the Sam L. Slick Collection of Latin American and Iberian Posters, the Douglas Kent Hall U.S.-Mexican Border Photograph Collection and the Collection of Photographs of Mexico and Mexican People by Contemporary Photographers – all housed in the Center for Southwest Research at Zimmerman Library. The map of Mexico exhibited in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room comes from our Map and Geographic Information Centerlocated in the Centennial Science and Engineering Library. The news stories posted in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room are from various resources including licensed databases offered through the University Libraries web page at http://elibrary.unm.edu.
Check out the Lobo Reading Experience LibGuide at http://libguides.unm.edu/reading for more information about Antonio's Gun and Delfino's Dream, including chapter summaries, book reviews, interviews, and lists of books and DVDs on themes relevant to this remarkable book. Many of these books are on display in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room and elsewhere in the University Libraries system; the DVDs are available for checkout at the Fine Arts and Design Library.
Calendar:
University Libraries
Time:
All day event
Description:
Of Guns and Dreams: Reflections on Migration between the US and Mexico, an exhibition in Zimmerman Library’s Herzstein Latin American Reading Room, highlights some of these collections. We hope these images and stories will inspire discussion in class, with friends, and at home.
The photographs and posters on display come from the Sam L. Slick Collection of Latin American and Iberian Posters, the Douglas Kent Hall U.S.-Mexican Border Photograph Collection and the Collection of Photographs of Mexico and Mexican People by Contemporary Photographers – all housed in the Center for Southwest Research at Zimmerman Library. The map of Mexico exhibited in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room comes from our Map and Geographic Information Centerlocated in the Centennial Science and Engineering Library. The news stories posted in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room are from various resources including licensed databases offered through the University Libraries web page at http://elibrary.unm.edu.
Check out the Lobo Reading Experience LibGuide at http://libguides.unm.edu/reading for more information about Antonio's Gun and Delfino's Dream, including chapter summaries, book reviews, interviews, and lists of books and DVDs on themes relevant to this remarkable book. Many of these books are on display in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room and elsewhere in the University Libraries system; the DVDs are available for checkout at the Fine Arts and Design Library.
Calendar:
University Libraries
Time:
All day event
Description:
Of Guns and Dreams: Reflections on Migration between the US and Mexico, an exhibition in Zimmerman Library’s Herzstein Latin American Reading Room, highlights some of these collections. We hope these images and stories will inspire discussion in class, with friends, and at home.
The photographs and posters on display come from the Sam L. Slick Collection of Latin American and Iberian Posters, the Douglas Kent Hall U.S.-Mexican Border Photograph Collection and the Collection of Photographs of Mexico and Mexican People by Contemporary Photographers – all housed in the Center for Southwest Research at Zimmerman Library. The map of Mexico exhibited in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room comes from our Map and Geographic Information Centerlocated in the Centennial Science and Engineering Library. The news stories posted in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room are from various resources including licensed databases offered through the University Libraries web page at http://elibrary.unm.edu.
Check out the Lobo Reading Experience LibGuide at http://libguides.unm.edu/reading for more information about Antonio's Gun and Delfino's Dream, including chapter summaries, book reviews, interviews, and lists of books and DVDs on themes relevant to this remarkable book. Many of these books are on display in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room and elsewhere in the University Libraries system; the DVDs are available for checkout at the Fine Arts and Design Library.
