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El Laberinto, 1971-1987
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-5- SEND US YOUR THOUGHTS AND IDEAS We are glad to hear from you, your participation in the Cultural Center's out-reach program is greatly appreciated. SEND US ADDRESSES OF CONCERNED PEOPLES We will correspond with all PEOPLES, in order to educate and enlighten them to the Center's program, and to get to know that we are all brothers. TELL OF THE CENTER By telling of the Center at Powwows, La Raza Rallies, meetings, churches, reservations, Indian Centers, Chicano Centers, stores, street corners, college campuses, student groups/unions. you have a great chance to talk about issues concerning Native and Chicano peoples for consciousness-raising, as well as keeping us alive and strong. ASK FOR DONATIONS As we grow and become stronger in unity, we will be needing donations for our activities. Send donations to our mailing address in postal money Orders to the Center. VISIT US We are able now to receive 15 visitors a month for meetings. It is held the first Saturday of every month. We will send an application to those that are interested; also note that once a year on October 15th we have an annual banquet, with unlimited guests. As we grow stronger, we hope to increase our monthly visiting allotment. ONE WAY OF PARTICIPATING IN THE AMERICAN INDIAN/CHICANO MOVEMENT IS BY HELPING SPREAD THE WORD, TO CREATE CHANGE, TO INFORM. THE CULTURAL CENTER IS A PART OF THAT. YOU CAN WORK TOGETHER WITH US, FROM YOUR OWN AREA, NO MATTER HOW FAR AWAY THAT MIGHT BE IN MILES. OUR STRENGTH, OUR UNITY, OUR KEEPING ALIVE, IS THE PEOPLE-- YOU WHO CARE. C.H.A.L.E. The Chicano Association for Legal Education would like to introduce itself to the Latino-Chicano and Indian community at the University of Iowa. CHALE, as we are normally referred to, is a group of Chicano, Latino and Anglo law students at the University of Iowa. We see as our main function the recruitment and retention of all minority students at the College of Law. To this effort we devote much time, money, effort locating and informing undergraduate, graduate, and community people about the advantages of attending law school at the University of Iowa. At this point we would like to apologize for our failure to fully tap the pool of Latino students here at Iowa. To compensate for this gross mistake, we are encouraging all students interested in a legal career to join CHALE and become part of our overall plan. We will attempt to counsel students on the advantages of a legal career and facilitate their efforts in attending Iowa or any other law school. CHALE plans numerous educational activities during the school year with the emphasis on legal issues. prominent speakers and films are brought in, and are presented at the law school. We try and emphasize current Chicano events in our selection process. We are currently planning with the CIACC a seminar on Poverty Law which will be tentatively held March 31, 1978. Additionally other speakers and films are being located for presentation during the Spring Semester. We encourage all students to contact us on any legal educational or career problem. We will try to answer all questions as to a legal career. Call us at 353-4242 from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. Submitted by David Ramirez CHALE Representative [emblem]
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-5- SEND US YOUR THOUGHTS AND IDEAS We are glad to hear from you, your participation in the Cultural Center's out-reach program is greatly appreciated. SEND US ADDRESSES OF CONCERNED PEOPLES We will correspond with all PEOPLES, in order to educate and enlighten them to the Center's program, and to get to know that we are all brothers. TELL OF THE CENTER By telling of the Center at Powwows, La Raza Rallies, meetings, churches, reservations, Indian Centers, Chicano Centers, stores, street corners, college campuses, student groups/unions. you have a great chance to talk about issues concerning Native and Chicano peoples for consciousness-raising, as well as keeping us alive and strong. ASK FOR DONATIONS As we grow and become stronger in unity, we will be needing donations for our activities. Send donations to our mailing address in postal money Orders to the Center. VISIT US We are able now to receive 15 visitors a month for meetings. It is held the first Saturday of every month. We will send an application to those that are interested; also note that once a year on October 15th we have an annual banquet, with unlimited guests. As we grow stronger, we hope to increase our monthly visiting allotment. ONE WAY OF PARTICIPATING IN THE AMERICAN INDIAN/CHICANO MOVEMENT IS BY HELPING SPREAD THE WORD, TO CREATE CHANGE, TO INFORM. THE CULTURAL CENTER IS A PART OF THAT. YOU CAN WORK TOGETHER WITH US, FROM YOUR OWN AREA, NO MATTER HOW FAR AWAY THAT MIGHT BE IN MILES. OUR STRENGTH, OUR UNITY, OUR KEEPING ALIVE, IS THE PEOPLE-- YOU WHO CARE. C.H.A.L.E. The Chicano Association for Legal Education would like to introduce itself to the Latino-Chicano and Indian community at the University of Iowa. CHALE, as we are normally referred to, is a group of Chicano, Latino and Anglo law students at the University of Iowa. We see as our main function the recruitment and retention of all minority students at the College of Law. To this effort we devote much time, money, effort locating and informing undergraduate, graduate, and community people about the advantages of attending law school at the University of Iowa. At this point we would like to apologize for our failure to fully tap the pool of Latino students here at Iowa. To compensate for this gross mistake, we are encouraging all students interested in a legal career to join CHALE and become part of our overall plan. We will attempt to counsel students on the advantages of a legal career and facilitate their efforts in attending Iowa or any other law school. CHALE plans numerous educational activities during the school year with the emphasis on legal issues. prominent speakers and films are brought in, and are presented at the law school. We try and emphasize current Chicano events in our selection process. We are currently planning with the CIACC a seminar on Poverty Law which will be tentatively held March 31, 1978. Additionally other speakers and films are being located for presentation during the Spring Semester. We encourage all students to contact us on any legal educational or career problem. We will try to answer all questions as to a legal career. Call us at 353-4242 from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. Submitted by David Ramirez CHALE Representative [emblem]
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