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1Author:  Axford, Roger W.Requires cookie*
 Title:  Roger W. Axford Papers 1905-2001 1950-1991 ead 
 Date(s):  1905-2001 
 Abstract:  This collection houses agendas, minutes, reports, interviews, flyers, correspondence, promotional literature, clippings, syllabi, photographs, and other materials documenting Roger W. Axford's work as a peace activist; career as a professor and adult educator in Wisconsin, Maine, and Arizona; and author of such works as Adult Education: The Open Door (1969), Spanish-Speaking Heroes (1973), Native Americans: 23 Indian Biographies (1980), Black American Heroes (1981), Too Long Been Silent: Japanese Americans Speak Out (1982), and Successful Recareering: How to Shift Gears Before You're Over the Hill (1983). Also included is correspondence between Roger Axford and his mother and sister and certificates, essays, clippings, programs, and other materials documenting members of the Axford family. 
 Repository:  Arizona State University Library University Archives 
 Subjects:  Pacifists -- United States | Nuclear disarmament | Nuclear weapons -- United States -- Testing | African Americans -- History | Hispanic Americans -- History | Older people -- United States | Indians of North America -- History | Indians of North America -- Education | Japanese Americans -- History | Conscientious objectors -- United States | Social work with criminals -- Arizona 
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2Author:  Soza, Edward, 1921-Requires cookie*
 Title:  Soza family papers 1892-2000 ead 
 Date(s):  1892-2000 
 Abstract:  Printed material and photographs, 1892-2000, (bulk 1990-1999). Bulk of collection contains correspondence, birth certificates, biographical information, photographs, and newspaper clippings on the Soza Family, Hispanic Arizona pioneers. The collection contains copies of primary materials as well as oversize materials of some maps, photographs and lithographs. 
 Repository:  University of Arizona Libraries, Special Collections 
 Subjects:  Arizona -- Genealogy. | Hispanic American families – Arizona – History 
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3Author:  Jay RochlinRequires cookie*
 Title:  Jay Rochlin Oral History Project audio cassettes, 1992-1996 ead 
 Date(s):  1992-1996 
 Abstract:  The Jay Rochlin oral history project audio cassettes measure 1 linear foot and contain oral histories conducted by Rochlin with 16 African-American and 31 Mexican-American University of Arizona alumni and alumnae recorded on 58 compact audio cassettes. The collection consists of audio interviews, correspondence, oral history transcripts, and research files. These oral histories were collected by Jay Rochlin as research data for his 1995 Higher Education Ph.D dissertation: Conversations with Ricardo's daughter: The minority experience at the University of Arizona between 1925 and 1994 from a critical race theory perspective. The dissertation was later published under the title Race and Class on Campus: Conversations with Ricardo’s Daughter by the University of Arizona Press in 1997. 
 Repository:  University of Arizona Libraries, Special Collections 
 Subjects:  Race discrimination. | University of Arizona--Alumni and alumnae--Interviews. | Minority college students--Arizona--Tucson--Case studies. | Hispanic American college students--Arizona--Tucson--History. | Afro-American college students--Arizona--Tucson--History. | Arizona--Tucson--Race relations--Case studies. | Critical race theory. 
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