Colorado State University, Pueblo
Welcome to Colorado State University-Pueblo through the Mountain Scholar, a digital repository to provide an open access showcase of research, scholarship, and creative works of Colorado State University - Pueblo faculty, staff, and students. The purpose of the Repository is to promote and make accessible the intellectual output of the University to local, national, and international communities. This will maximize impact for individual CSU-Pueblo researchers and highlight the research profile of the University. We welcome submissions of articles, white papers, data sets, conference presentations and other scholarly product in their final form for permanent preservation from throughout the university.
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Delfina Garcia and Gloria Ramirez oral history interview
Delfina Garcia (wife of Pueblo Chicano activist, Louis Luggs Garcia) and her daughter, Gloria Ramirez, talk about Chicano activism in the Salt Creek barrio of Pueblo, Colo. -
Nick Romero oral history interview
Nick Romero, Latino veteran, discusses his service in Vietnam, including his experiences preparing the dead for return to the U.S. and racial tension in the military. -
Floyd Jaramillo: oral history memoir of Latino Veteranos Project
Floyd Jaramillo, Latino veteran, discusses his experiences in the Vietnam War. He also describes his Chicano movement activities and Pueblo, CO community activism -
Ben Guerrero: oral history memoir of Latino Veteranos Project
Guerrero, Latino veteran, discusses his service as a medical corpsman in the Vietnam War and how it changed his perspective. -
Pablo Gonzales: oral history memoir of Chicano Studies and Project Adelante
Gonzales discusses his Air Force service in the Vietnam War. He also talks about his post-war experiences with creating Project Adelante and as a Chicano activist at Southern Colorado State College (now CSU-Pueblo). -
Pablo Gonzales: oral history memoir of Latino Veteranos Project
Gonzales, Latino veteran, discusses his Air Force service in the Vietnam War. He also talks about his post-war experiences with creating Project Adelante and as a Chicano activist at Southern Colorado State College (now ... -
Catherine Magel oral history interview
Catherine Magel describes early experiences of discrimination and experiences in the Chicano Movement. -
Selena Herman oral history interview transcript
Selena Herman discusses her biracial heritage in the context of the Chicano Movement and the general Civil Rights Movement. -
Juan Espinosa oral history interview transcript
Juan Espinosa, Chicano activist, describes how and why he became involved in the Chicano Movement, why he started a Chicano newspaper, family upbringing, his opinions on Columbus Day and the traditional view of American ... -
Deborah Espinosa oral history interview transcript
Deborah Espinosa, Chicana activist, talks about her upbringing, efforts to organize women in the Chicano/a Movement, and her views on poverty. -
Marijuana research at the National Institute on Drug Abuse
While marijuana is illegal under federal law, most of the states in the United States have moved to decriminalize or legalize it in some form. Public opinion about marijuana use has become more permissive, while proliferating ...
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