Performances, fliers and promotional material (1998)
Fernández, Mariposa
Poets and performance artists (The Bronx, New York)
Black August
Salguero, Sophia
Rivera, Carmen
García-Romero, Anne
Anthony, Adelina
Nanin, Odalys
Bangladesh-American North Bronx Community
Mosholu/Woodlawn South Community Coalition
Caribbean Cultural Center
Hispanic Young People's Altematives
Agüeybana Bookstore (192 Avenue B)
Teachers and Writers Collaborative
Bryn Mawr University
First National Latina Conference at New York University
Beacon High School
De La Luz, Caridad "La Bruja"
Universes
Puerto Rican political prisoners
ASPIRA
Soulflower: Seeds of the Diaspora (February 27, 1998)
African Voices
Folder containing fliers and promotional material from Mariposa's performances in 1998.
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Performances, fliers and promotional material (1999)
Pietri, Reverend Pedro
Perez, Frank
"El Livingroom" (performance play)
Hope Community Inc.
Theater for the New City
Esteves, Sandra María
Rivera, Sandra García
Nuyorican Poets Cafe
PAX Theatre Community and Pro-Libertad
Fufu Collective
Abu-Jamal, Mumia
De Burgos, Julia
Housing Works
Poets House
Long Shot
Bronx Council on the Arts
Folder containing fliers and promotional material from Mariposa's performances in 1999.
Performances, fliers and promotional material (2000)
Centro Cultural Clemente Soto Vélez
Bronx Academy of Arts and Dance (BAAD!)
Rice-González, Charles
Nuyorican Poets Café
MelleSOL (MelleSoul)
Toro, Stacey
Bassey
Prisionera
Diggs, Latasha Natasha
Yasmin
Nova
Bruni
Preston High School
La Salle University
Puente, Tito
Administration for Children's Services, City of New York
El Spirit Republic de Puerto Rico
Lopez, David
Jews for Racial and Economic Justice
Hudson Valley Writers' Center
Rodriguez, John
MAD ALEX Arts Foundation
Bronx Museum of the Arts
New York Public Library--Allerton Branch
iAMERICANOS! (motion picture)
Poetas Pa' Vieques
Perdomo, Willie
Moris, Raul "Gorras"
Rosa, Claribel
Ortiz, Efrain
Gonzalez, Jose Raul "Gallego"
Esteves, Sandra Maria
The Welfare Poets
Rivera, Sandra Garcia
Sistahs Underground
Sala, Clara
La Vida Es Sueño (play)
Puerto Rican Culture Week
Brown University
Pérez, Richie
Folder containing fliers and promotional material from Mariposa's performances in 2000.
Performances, fliers and promotional material (n.d.)
New York Open Center
Bar-Nadav, Hadara (poet)
Djere, Onome
Golos, Veronica
Mitchell, Veronica
Freedman, Lisa
Wadas, B. Lois
Borough of Manhattan Community College (CUNY)
Folder containing undated fliers and promotional material from Mariposa's performances.
Vieques, Puero Rico
Puerto Rican liberation
Nuyorican Movement
Navaja, Flaco
Gonzalez, Raúl "Gallego"
Moris, Raúl "Gorras"
Meléndez, Jesús Papoleto
Rivera, Hector Luis
Welfare Poets
Recording of Poetas Pa' Vieques, an event held on June 13, 2000, organized by Bronx poets Mariposa and her twin sister MelleSoul and held at Café Largo, 3387 Broadway. The event was in support of the liberation struggles of the Puerto Rican island of Vieques and featured many of the most prominent poets in the Nuyorican movement.
Moris, Raul Gorras
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Presidents of Eta Omega Omega Chapter, 1964–2021
Eta Omega Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.
Chellis, Olga
Lemon, Delores
Wheeler, Grace
Jones, Dierdre
DeCharbert, Mary
Sharpe, Dorthy
McLeod, Isabella
Jackson, Sheila
Morgan-Tomlinson, Helen
Daley, Joy Elaine
Monsanto, Pauline
Forde, Phyllis
Best King, LaVerne D.
Williams, Regina
Simms-Chin, Linda
Whiting-Hogans, Monica L.
Whitehead, Marci
Joseph, Donna
The 2021 President, Donna Joseph; and Vice-President, Katherine Acevedo; and all the Past Presidents of the Eta Omega Omega Chapter, 1964–2021.
Reflection by Dr. Mark Naison of Fordham University on Bronx African American History Project Oral History with Dr. Candice Scott
Scott, Dr. Candice
Bronx African American History Project
Naison, Mark
Screenshot of email by Dr. Mark Naison of Fordham University reflecting on oral history with Dr. Candice Scott, member of Eta Omega Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., recorded for the Bronx African American History Project in 2020.
Sandra Garcia Rivera, That Kiss
Garcia Rivera, Sandra
Ethnic groups and nationalities -- Puerto Ricans (Boricuas)
That Kiss
That Kiss, a chapbook of a poem written by Bronx-based award-winning poet Sandra Garcia Rivera, friend of Mariposa Fernández.
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Science Survey
The Bronx High School of Science
Science Survey, Vol. 54, No. 2. Containing the following articles: 2 Colleges To Augment City University, Scienceites Debate U.S. Foreign Policy, Biology Group Hears Lecture By Biochemist, Mr. Falkenstein Garners $1000 In Yale Contest, Opera Group Visits School, Forest Hills Students Give Views on Grooming, 287 in Upperclass Receive Letters of Commendation, Physical Science Courses Change, Carnival Draws Crowd, Comedy Elizabethan Style, How Girls Invaded Science High School; The Bloodless Coup Commemorated, To Cut or Not to Cut, Daily Sessions Provide Math Team Prospects With Food For Thought, Virtuoso Recalls a Lifetime, Honor to Science, Mathematics Elective Choices Include Programming, Calculus, WQXR to Hold 'Young Artists' Competition, Alumni to Combat Senior Courtmen, Visiting Teachers Tour Science High, Haas Urges End of Capitalism, S.O. Committees Choose Chairmen, S.O. Council Votes 57 -28 to Eliminate January Elections, Journals Announce Editors, Reform Club, Mermen Mow Down Gompers as Brawer Sets School Mark; Harriers Finish Sixth in Bronx Cross-Country Championship, Booters Bow, 1-0, in Season's Topper.
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Science Survey, Vol. 54, No. 3. Containing the following articles: Science Basketballers Capture Season Opener; Upmalis and Wynn Excel, Mr. Beckenstein Discusses Addiction, Alcohol, Long Hair, S.O. Council Hears Budget, Musicians Present 'Nutcracker Suite', 'Impossible Dream', 47 Students take Westinghouse Test In 'Talent Search', Future Teachers' Club Views Film, Sophomores Elect Class Officers For Coming Term, Russians Establish A 'Moscow Science', Seniors See 'Macbeth', Arista Inducts 89 Seniors At Semi-Annual Assembly, S.O. Reform Upheld, School Fund Aids Underprivileged Indian Youth, Comedian Relates Serious Ambitions, Facing the Future, Universities Abroad, Student Artist Holds Exhibit, Honor Roll, 150 Scienceites Rally For Students' Rights, Science Ends Charity Drive, Science Surveyings, P.S.A.L. Hosts 6 Representatives Of Leader's Club, Poll Asks Opinions On S.O., Parents, Art Students Paint Wards At Bellevue, Morris, Music, and Art Fall as Cagers Take Four Straight, Bowlers Set Season Highs, Senior Footballers Dump Juniors, 22-0, Swimmers Steamroller Taft 79-16, Clinton Tops Turk Shooters Second Time in Campaign.
Science Survey, Vol. 54, No. 4. Containing the following articles: Political Group Sees 'Huac' Film on Protesters, Arista Members Choose Officers At First Meeting, Senior Math Team Takes First Place In Citywide Meet, 3 Scienceites Die During Christmas, Red Cross Thanks Science For Gifts To Needy Children, New Term Brings Faculty Changes, S.O. Council Convenes, Honor Society Announc3s Scholarship Semifinalists, 16 Seniors Achieve Semifinalists Rating in 'Talent Search', Forum Crowd Hears CORE's Donald Smith, Bands Participate in Musical Combat, Juniors Announce 'Mad Show', Dance, Badillo Addresses Council of Students, Behind the Science Scene, Why Pay More?, The Proper Plan, All Hail 'MacBird'? Energetic Physicist, 'Dynamo Advisor: Budget Deceiving - We're Poorer Than You Think, Chelsea Topples, Cagers Take League Crown, Turks Show Poorly At St. Francis Meet, Science Sportswomen Find Happiness in Leaders Club.
Science Survey, Vol. 55, No. 1. Containing the following articles: Study hall Changes Proposed by S.O. To Administration, Musicians Name Schoolwide Winner in WQXR Contest, Richard Jankowski Leads Scienceites on M.A.A. Exam, Student Council Discusses Budget, New Amendment, New System of Dismissal Inaugurated, Assembly Takes Trip Through Giant Cell, Forum Debate: 'Should We Be Ashamed of America?', Mr. Herman Campsen Retires After Long Career at Science, 622 Seniors Receive Regents Scholarships, Traditional Activities Ended, Improved Dismissal, Simon & Garfunkel, 'Survey' For Scienceites?, Imaginative Leadership, New Programs Are the Goals of Citywide G.O. Council, ...A Rebuttal..., Math Society Hears Talk On Motion, Visitor Describes Life in Tanzania, Cornell Professor Speaks At Biology Club Meeting, American Institute To Hold Boro Fair At Bronx Science, Scienceite Earns NAS Scholarship, 'Survey' Receives First Prize Rating At Press Gathering, S. T. L. Awards, Political Science Club Sees Viet Cong Film, Gymnasts Split Early Meets with Alfred E. Smith, Morris, Champion Horseman Enters Hall of Fame, Basketball Coach Reviews Science's Record Season, Runners Show Well In Final.
Science Survey, Vol. 55, No. 2. Containing the following articles: Arista Officers Answer Opponents at Assembly, Mr. Cigelman Die; Started Student Fund, Youth Stage Demonstration; Picketers Surround School, Local Protestors Carry Signs, March, Dr. Taffel Explains Cancellation Of Senior Events, Feild Trips, Drooks Receives Housing Authority College Scholarship, Senior to Attend 'City', Winds Regents Award, Lunch Committee Admits Receiving S.O. Store Funds, 100 'Students For Humanity' Protest at Statue of Liberty, S.O. Sells Tickets to Broadcast, 'Observatory' Plans Nostalgic Cake Sale, Self-Appreciationists Support Super Egos At Immodest Meetings, Harris Field Pop 'Drop-In' - An Unimpressive Drop-Out, Students' Rights? Scienceites Rant, S.O. Chief Raves, Humanities Gap, Great American Button Craze Shows Up In Halls of Science, Annual Show - A Farcial Look at War, Reliable Sources Find Gaps In School Hero's Knowledge, Yearbook Brawls With 'Survey', Charges Violation of Agreement, Scienceites Achieve Boro Finalist Status At '67 Science Fair, Freshen Begin Presidential Race, Math Team Battles to 15-15 Tie, Lunchroom Squad to Wear Uniforms, Science Gymnasts Rout Gompers in Season's Final Meet, 'Survey' Outjousts 'Observatory' to Gain Unequivocal Rule, Diamondmen Stop Tollentine For First Exhibition Victory, Relayers Place Fifth At Randall's Island.
Science Survey, Vol. 55, No. 4. Containing the following articles: Gold Takes Presidency; Intends to Find Solution To Student-Faculty Gap, S.O. Voices Plans To Replace System Of Representation, Pathologist Rene J. Dubos Speaks at Commencement, Geshwind Speaks to Bio Club, Students Consider Math-Science Club, Four Triumph in Arista Elections, Teachers Arrange Collection for Israel, Some Thoughts on the S.O., New Yorkers Await Rich Cultural Season, Powerless S.O., Senior Show Satirizes School, Department Journals Show Talent, Integrity, and Taste, Letter from the Principal, S.O. Reports Rise in Dues, Students Give $142 to Fund For Children, Graduation Awards, Morihisa, Vega, Morse Win Senior Elections, Science Surveyings, Scienceites Total 34 Contest Prizes In FSA Program, T.A. Protests Rowdy Actions of Scienceites, Tennis Team Bows to Stuyvesant 3-2; Finishes 2d in Division with 8-2 Mark, Batmen Conclude Season On the Field In a Meeting, Students Triumph Over Teachers in Volleyball, Wallmen Bring Record to 6-4, Runners Top Morris, Smith, Linksmen Top Three Teams, Fall to Clinton.
Science Survey, Vol. 62, No. 1. Containing the following articles: New Term Brings Changes In Faculty of 5 Departments; Moves Involve 2 Chairmen, Radio Free Europe Illustrates U.S. Life With Forum Tapes, 10 Scienceites Reach Semifinalists In Westinghouse Science Contest, Mr. Baumel Assumes Post At Stuyvesant, Dr. Byron Burlingham, Research Biologist, Describes Action of Viruses at at Biology Club, Dr. Taffel Warns Bundy Plan Might Create Problems, Humorist Sam Levenson Views Youth at Forum, A Tragic Failure, Psychoanalyst Studies Behavior of Scienceites, Wagner, Science Graduates achieve Success In Politics, Entertainment, and Sports, "I'm Free!", 'Colorfully Clad' Students Protest Clothing Regulations, Mr. H. Gewirtz, New Chairman, 4 Teachers Discuss U.S. Role in Vietnam At Meeting of Forum, Bobrowski Returns With Rare Animals From Panama Trip, School Club Hears Dramatic Reading Of Story by Wells, 750 Students See Annual S.O. Movie, Math Society Guest Explains Functions Of Math in Sciences, Jr. Math Team Wins Citywide Tournament, Ski Club Faces Icy Sloped Freezing Weather on Trips, Council Approves Pen Loan Service, Complaint Board, Dr. Taffel Relates Schools to Society, Basketball Team Enters 2nd Division Playoffs, Cager Evaluates 1867-1968 Season, Cagers End Year With 16-2 Record, Brawer, Pruzan Gain Recognition, An Unfortunate Outburst.
Science Survey, Vol. 62, No. 2. Containing the following articles: Lefkowitz Replaces Dr. Taffel, on Leave, Donovan Denounces 'Radical' Scienceites, Library Changes Rules To Thwart 'Subversion', Junta to Replace Principal Will Control School Policy; Unit's Head Outlines Aims, Dr. Woodrow Wilson Tracey Scores 'Powers of Science' At Meeting of Biology Club, Behavioral Science Club Hears Lecture On Aggressiveness, Teachers' Aid Threaten to Strike, Seek Improved Salaries, Conditions, Warmth Chairman Deplores 'Hothead' Aids' Harassment, Aids Demand Greater Power Over Students and Teachers, The Resistance, Political Scene Shows Growing Dissent, "Where's Your Pass?", Audio-Visual Effects Form New Art Style, Black Cultural Society Develops Afro-American Self-Understanding, Student Power, Frustrated Writer Describes His Experiences on 'Survey Staff', Student Spotlight - Andrea Geffner, Italian Director Transcribes 'Stranger' Into Film Medium with Superb Results: Movie Captures Novel's Mood and Scope, Recordings: New Albums Suggest Messages for Youth, BSCPA Hears Paul Goodman Speaks on 'Reputation of Science', 6 Scienceites Win National Achievement Scholarships, Nobel Prize Winner Dr. Haldan Hartline Speaks to Biologists, Forum Poll Reveals Views of Student Body, 'Survey' Changes Its Policy Toward 'April Fool' Articles, Drama Club Uses Scenes from '12th Night', 'Children's Hour' to Illustrate 'Facets of Man', James Farmer Defends Black Power at Forum, Achievement Awards, Taffel Sees Harm In Junta's Ideas, Science to Eliminate Humanities Courses, Officers of Arista Decide to Remain For Second Term, S.O. Shows 1st Profit in 7 Years; Gold Announces Cuts in Spending, Education in New York, 3-Coin Hockey, Fischel Given Nice Guy Prize, Baseball Teams Have Woes, Gym Team Opens '68 Campaign With Two Victories in Five Meets, Science Riflemen Lay Down Arms, 'Survey'-'Observatory' Ballgame Called Off, Anti-Athleticism at Science, Inexperienced Track Team Searches for Improvement.
Science Survey, Vol. 62, No. 3. Containing the following articles: School Mourns Dr. King's Death, R.W. Apple Views Vietnam Situation For Joint Meting, 8 Earn Merit Scholarships: 3 Receive 'National' Prizes, 5 Gain Sponsored Awards, Diplomat O. Edmund Clubb Sees End of 'Rule by Idealists' In China, Student from Hunter Scored White Society, Music Lovers Form New Club, Student Strike... And Racism, Modern Artists Evaluate World, Senior Drama Class Prepares Arthur Miller's Play 'The Crucible' , 2 S.S. Courses Expand Scope, Assembly Honors Dr. King, Several Students, Teachers Protest Speech by McIntosh, Madrigal Singers Perform Varies Chorale Selections, Science Debates Clinton on Special Schools at Forum, 16 Answer Westinghouse Criticism, 1200 Students Attend 'Hamlet' Productions, 4 Scienceites Win Contest Held by Nasa, Kleinman, Saltman, Feigenbaum Head MAA Honor Roll, Arista-Sponsored Outing to Stratford Draws 98 Students, Brawer and Pruzan, Science Takes Baseball Opener With Shutout Win Over Gompers, Girls Endure Gym's Rigor, Lou Mazel Suffers Injury In Ball Game, Courage and Stupidity, Relayers Take Third At Outdoor Opener.
Science Survey, Vol. 62, No. 4. Containing the following articles: English Department to Initiative New Curriculum for Seniors, Changes Allow Specialization; Arista Enrolls 182 During Assembly, 3 Teachers Speak; Dr. Taffel Cancels Field Day Despite Protest by Students; 1500 Boycott School in Peace Demonstrations, Prostestors and Counter-Demonstrators Clash; Weiss Sees 'Surprises' On the Way in Politics; Police Join in Conduct Talks; 24 Students Win Honors in Annual FSA Contest; A First Step; Student Voice; Annual Show; Public Speaking Tips; Senior Describes Search for College Acceptance; 'Dynamo's' Achievements Fall Short of Excellence; Planetarium; S.M. Bogdonoff Addresses 5 Clubs; S. O. Will Sponsor Collection of Funds for Poverty March; 3 Win Awards in City-Wide Science Fair; New Arista Members; Math Bulletin Seeks to Have Wide Appeal; Puerto Rican Studetns' Club Begins Activities in Science; Science Netmen Win Bronx-Manhattan Title; Tennis Team Takes Crown for 6th Time in 7 Seasons; Baseball Team Closes Season with 3-7 Record; Harriers Hit Hard Times in City-Wide Dual Meets; Destroying An Image; Golfers Win 5 Straight; Wallmen Have Woes
Science Survey, Vol. 62, No. 5. Containing the following articles: Students Elect Greenberg; Students, Faculty to Form Joint Advisory Committee, Will Start Next September; September Strike Does Not Change School Curriculum; Hootenanny Echoes today's Youth; Mayor Lindsay Gives Speech at Graduation Ceremony; Students Meet Taffel, Clothing Rules Ended; James Watson's 'Double Helix' Depicts Personalities Involved in DNA Discovery; Demand, Rresponse; Of Truth; Student Group Aims to Change School System; STL Students Develop Variations on 'The Box'; Ach Du Lieber: Bronx Science; Dr. Alexander Taffel, Principal; 4 Former Addicts Relate Past Lives to Biology Group; Graduation Awards; New Arista Members Elect Maria Schiff to Presidency; Senior Show Incluees Satirical Songs, Skits; Science Surveyings; 'Survey' Takes First in St. Bonaventure Newspaper Ratings; Math Team Take First-pLace Spots in City Competition; Star Science Cager Greg Tillman Comments on Problems of Blacks; Racketmen Suffer First Loss of Year in City title Match; Science Bats .600; Undefeated Linksmen Take Top Spot in City; Teachers Show Winning Form; Chekc-out Time; Sports Shorts
Science Survey, Vol. 63, No. 1. Containing the following articles: School Crisis: Decentralization; Teachers' Strike Cripples Science; New CUNY Admissions Policy Seeks Balanced Ethnic Make-up; 'Survey' Announces Editorial Board; Public Schools Unable to Function as UFT and Local Board Quarrel; 43 Reach Merit Semifinals; History Department Accepts Plans to Initiate Black history; 'Observatory' Announces Editors for Coming Year; 11 Teachers Leave, 27 Join Faculty; Classes Continue Despite Strike, Students Attend Modified Courses; A Costly Strike; Donald Pleasence's Sensitive Performance Highlights Shaw's 'Man in the Glass Booth'; Faculty Corner: Mr. Rifken; Metropolitan Art Museum Displays Fresoes; Black History; Students Learn to Program School's Computer System; Booters Play Ball Despite Walkouts; Cage Coach Feels This Year's Square May Be Best Ever; Swimmers' Hopes for Season Rest on Depth and Experience; A False Start; Scienceites Compete for Baseball Roster Spots; Runners Must Overcome Hurdles To Achieve Success in '68 Season