Illustrator
Eduardo Ibarra
Description
Vaqueros del Valle, a poem / Manuel Medrano – Matamoros and the Tejanos of Victoria and Goliad in the Texas Revolution: conflicting loyalties and ‘Assiduous Collaborators’ / Craig H. Roell – Antonio Canales Rosillo / James Mills – The origins of Salome Balli McAllen / Thomas Daniel Knight – Sally Skull: the legend / Sondra Shands – The Kawahata Family comes to the Valley / Randall Sakai – The Battle of Reynosa / Jesus Ramos – Los dias siguientes a la toma de Matamoros por los Constitucionalistas / Andres Cuellar – H-E-B: an American and Valley success story / Norman Rozeff – Algunas revistas culturales de Matamoros de 1940 a 1951 / Rosaura Alicia Davila – Valerio Longoria --- for a quarter a song / Manuel Medrano – Hometown hero: technical Sergeant Noe R. Gonzales, B-17 flying fortress radio operator / Noe E. Perez – Hidalgo County jury duty, 1954-1960 / Rene Rios – Little steps by giants: a story of two minority groups working together for racial equality in Edinburg, Texas / Marissa Marmolejo and Thomas De La Cruz – Timeless chaos: Hurricane Beulah’s march through the Lower Rio Grande Valley, September 1967 / Fernando Ortiz Jr. – This one is for the masses: a (re)telling of South Texas and its people / Topacio Santivañez – Migrant children and safe houses in the Tamaulipas-Texas border region / Oscar Misael Hernandez-Hernandez – The inception of the idea of the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley / Peter Gawenda – Ephemeral Valley unity and the legislative creation of UTRGV / Anthony Knopp and Alma Ortiz Knopp – The newest university in the 21st Century: the challenges of creating UT-RGV / Michael L. Faubion – Attitudes toward immigration policy partisanship and ethnorace: a view from La Frontera / Jessica Lavariega Monforti and Adam McGlynn – Interview with Patricia Cisneros Young about South Texas tales: stories my father told me / Mimosa Stephenson – The transmigration of popular religion: praxis and renewal of syncretic faith across the U.S.-Texas frontier / Antonio Noe Zavaleta – Creating the Rio Grande Valley Civil War Trail / Roseann Bacha-Garza, Christopher L. Miller, and Russel K. Skrowonek – “Raspa man” a poem / Manuel Medrano -- Contributors
Publication Date
2016
Publisher
University of Texas Rio Grande Valley
City
Brownsville
Disciplines
Anthropology | Economics | Environmental Studies | History | Social History | United States History
Recommended Citation
Kearney, Milo; Knopp, Anthony K.; Zavaleta, Antonio; and Knight, Thomas Daniel, "Extra studies in Rio Grande Valley history" (2016). UTRGV Regional History Series. 14.
https://scholarworks.utrgv.edu/regionalhist/14
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Anthropology Commons, Economics Commons, Environmental Studies Commons, Social History Commons, United States History Commons
Comments
Call Number: F392.R5 E987 2016
Copyright Status: In Copyright - Digital Collections Rights and Usage Statement
Location of Original Item: The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley Library