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1. Chispa, the magazine
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RE: Chispa
I'm trying to find Chispa also and have been told it is
way behind
in publishing issues, the latest issue being in 1998. I've just
posted a
message to another listserv and if I get a reply I'll let you know.
Marge Fauver, Librarian
Eastside Branch, Santa Barbara Public Library
1102 E. Montecito Street, Santa Barbara, CA 93103
Phone 805-963-3727, Fax 617-344-0433
mfauver@ci.santa-barbara.ca.us (work) mfauver@hotmail.com (personal)
> Chispa and hundreds of other international serials
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> If you want to see Chispa online, click
> http://www.unam.mx/serv_hem/revistas/ninios/181/indic181.html
>
> One place to hunt for foreign periodicals is a company called
Faxon. At
> http://www.faxon.com/guide/default.htm
you will find a tool that supports
> searches by country, title, and several other criteria. Chispa
is in
> there, along with dozens of others from Mexico; what's lacking
is at this
> site is descriptive info.
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2. Brigida needs Spanish-language storyteller! Now!
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Urgent request!!!
From: bcampos@delphi.com
I have been asked to help find a Librarian who provides Spanish-language
storytimes for an upcoming conference in Nevada JULY 26!
This is on behalf of a Nevada State Library workshop and the offer
includes airfare and a stipend. The person will be flown to Nevada
on July 26 and flown back to L.A. on the 27th.
If you would like further information, please call me ASAP!
Yes, I realize this is last minute and I will also be referring
the organizer to our Nevada Chapter of Reforma, but I thought I'd
give Angelenos first crack at it.
Take Care,
Brigida Campos
562-940-8532
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3. Steve wins big, and so does Teresa. Here's his secret
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[The answer to the most recent SOL Rompecabezas was Cafe
Tacuba, whose song called "Las batallas" is based
on a novel by recent birthday boy José Emilio Pacheco. Steve
Roehling in New Mexico was quickest on the answer trigger; he wins
a book:]
SRoehling@cabq.gov
Subject: Re: SOL quiz
Gracias, Bruce! I just got back from ALA and visits to relatives
in
Indianapolis. I am looking forward to getting the prize. Watching
"Onda
Max" on Univision for years has paid off. Too bad the show
got cancelled.
Steve
Steve Roehling (505) 873-6638 voice
Branch Manager (505) 873-6639 fax
South Valley Library
Albuquerque/Bernalillo County Library System
3904 Isleta SW, Albuquerque, NM 87105
[Teresa Pacheco in Atlanta is another sharp SOLista who gets
a copy of Ulises criollo by José Vasconcelos! Not
a bad deal. So, are you ready for the latest SOL quiz? Okay:
That guy who was ambushed on July 18, 1923--what was his real,
full name? (Note: Previous winners gotta step back & give
someone else a chance) Prize is a book. Good luck!]
SOL: Spanish in Our Libraries
List Moderator: Bruce Jensen <flaco@sol-plus.net>
SOL Website: http://skipper.gseis.ucla.edu/students/bjensen/html/sol.htm
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