170/1: Lenz, Han. El Papel Indigena Mexicano.

170/2: Tatum, Charles M. The Mexican American ExperienceL Chicano Popular CultureL Que Hable el Pueblo.

170/3: Vilarino, Jose "Pepe", ad Arturo Ramirez; eds. Aztlan Chicano Culture and Folklore an Anthology.

170/4: Briggs, Charles L. Competence in Performance: The Creativity of Tradition in Mexicano Verbal Art.

170/5: Marinello, Juan. El Caso Literario de Jose Marti-Motivos de Centernario.

170/6: Garcia, Lorca/ Donald and Allen M.; Eds. The Selected Poems of Federico Garcia Lorca.

170/7: Paz, Octavio. The Labyrinth of Solitude: LIfe and Thought in Mexico.

170/8: Paz, Octavio. The Labyrinth of Solitude: LIfe and Thought in Mexico.

170/9: Garicia, Nasario. Recuerdos de los Viejitos/ Tales of the Pio Puerco.

170/10: Monsicasis, Carlos. Dias de Guardar.

170/11: Marti, Jose. Epistolario (2&3).

170/12: Marti, Jose. Cartas a Mercado.

170/13: Leal, Antonio Castro ed. Poesia Teatro y Prosa: Collectino de Escritos Mexicanos.

170/14: Garcia Marquez, Gabriel. Los Hojarasca.

170/15: Fuentes, Carlos. Todos Los Gatos son Pardos.

170/16: Marquez, Gabriel Garcia. Cien Anos de Soledad.

170/17: Usigli, Rodolfo. Corona de Sombra.

170/18: Lorenz, Gunter W. Dialog mit Latein-amerika.

170/19: Cardenal, Ernesto. In der Nacht leuchten die Worter.

170/20: Paz, Octavio. Das Labyrinth der Einsamkeit.

170/21: Lorenz, Gunter W. Lateinamerika- Stimmen eines Kontinents.

170/22: Cox, Patricia. Batallon de San Patricio.

170/23: Cardenal, Ernesto. Gebet fur Marilyn Monroe.

170/24: Carpentier, Alejo. Das Reich von dieser Welt.

170/25: Marquez, Gabriel Garcia. Das Leichenbegangnis der Großen Mama.

170/26: Charbonnier, Georges. El escritor y su obrsa.

3/1: Dr. John Anderson, Chumash Writings Newspaper print outs; The Moon, Mars and Chumash Traditionalism; Costal Band Respond to National Seashore Study; Kuta Teachings; Swedish Article on Chumash Politics Dismisses Radic and Anderson; Responsible Research and the Chumash Indians of California; The Chumash Indians and the California Spaceport; Haley & Wilcoxon: The Chumash Controversy Continues; Jonjonata: And Chumash Indian Traditionalism, 2001, 2003

3/2: Maria Solares on the 1824 Revolt, 1975

3/3: Berkhoffer, Robert F. Cultural Pluralism Vs. Ethnocentrism in the New Indian History., 1987

3/4: Dartt Newton & Erlandson. Little Choice for the Chumash., 2006

3/5: Chicana/o Studies as oppositional Ethnography by Angie Chabram

3/6: Library Resources

3/7: Chumash. Peace Studies Mediation/Cordero, 2003

3/8: Chumash Nation Syllabus, Summer 2003

3/9: Native Readings Pertineui to Chumash Nation

3/10: Crystals In the Sky Class Notes

3/11: Chumash Nation Syllabus, Spring 2003

3/12: Chumash Nation Session # 6 Outline for Discussion

3/13: Newspaper Clippings: Who Would dare call a warrior 'squauw'? and Gold, Greed

3/14: Speaking Notes

3/15: Reading Responses from Students, April 14, 2003

3/16: Reading Responses from Students, April 17, 2003

3/17: Weekly Reports from students, April 10, 2003

3/18: 193 Chumash

3/19: Term Papers from Chumash Nation Course, 2003

3/20: Chicana Slavery

3/21: Weekly Reflection From Chumash Nation Course, May 2003

3/22: Maria Cordero- Chumash Slavery. Independent Study Papers.

3/23: Chumash Maritime American Indian Heritage: papers and Costal Voices Newsletters, 1997-1998

3/24: Julia Cordero on Chumash: Paper and two audio tapes, 2003

3/25: Julia Cordero Original paper, 2003

3/26: YBG Originals Current Anthropology

3/27: Crystals in the Sky

3/28: Fernando Librado

3/29: Chumash Course Reader

3/30: The Eighteen Unratified Treaties of 1851-1852 Between the California Indians and the United States Government by Robert F. Heizer; publisher Department of Anthropology University of California, Berkeley, 1972

3/31: Government + Spiceny

3/32: Articles from Ch. St. 193 Prof. Broyles-Gonzalez Part 1, Summer 2003

3/33: Articles from Ch. St. 193 Prof. Broyles-Gonzalez Part 2, Summer 2003