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                <text> The Latino Mural oral history project is compiled of interviews organized by artist Michelle Angela Ortiz conducted by students in Dr. Christine Filippone's Contemporary art course and Dr. Kimberly Mahaffy’s African American and Latino educational experiences course in the spring of 2011. The overarching goal of the project was to break away from the traditional academic experience and give a presence to the Latino community at Millersville and in Lancaster. Those who were interviewed were asked to contribute images of family, themselves or important objects to create the two murals . One mural is on display in the Student Memorial Center, while the other was on display at Clipper Magazine Stadium in Lancaster for a limited time.</text>
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            <text>Earliest childhood memories. Hmmm. You know it is funny when I, when you think about um, its something I remind myself as a dad now, when you kind of close your eyes and you remember these snapshots of what you remember. It is always those memories where the collective family was together. I remember a Christmas celebration, the new year celebrations, I remember dancing and really spending just quality time as a family and so I think what I remember the most is the times that um regardless, we use to have te families throw parties together where it was just you know twenty – thirty family members would show up to the house and there would be nothing. I mean we used to now have to cook for twenty or thirty people or you would go shopping and buy drinks for everyone for that many folks. There were times where folks would just show up and they would turn into a party with music or a block party out in the neighborhood and there was no food, or we just cooked whatever was in the fridge and made the best time of it and those are the days that I kind of remember. It was unplanned celebrations of life</text>
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              <text>Pedro Rivera Audio Clip 1</text>
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