Summer 1969: The Council for Education of Latin Americans (CELA) holds a series of meetings with administrators from |
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August 17, 1970: CELA submits its proposal for the SSOI to School of Education officials, who discover that the scope |
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August 27, 1970: About 100 hundred Latino activists arrive on campus for a meeting to discuss the creation of a Spanish |
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August 28, 1970: Klotsche declines to meet with the activists but schedules a meeting for August 31. About 65 Latino |
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August 30, 1971: Klotsche holds a closed meeting with nine activists urging the creation of a Spanish speaking outreach |
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September 12, 1970: CELA is unhappy with Klotsche’s written response as well, as Klotsche's proposal does not create |
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September 14, 1970: Chancellor Klotsche agrees to create a position of Special Assistant to the Chancellor for Latin |
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October 9, 1970: CELA breaks off negotiations with UWM. Both sides support the appointment of Ricardo Fernandez as
October 12, 1970: Latino activists hold a fast outside Chapman Hall; they picket and camp throughout the week. |
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October 19, 1970: Latino activists stage another sit-in in Klotsche’s office. Both sides agree to resume talks and the fast |
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October 23, 1970: UWM and CELA come to terms. The creation of the Spanish Speaking Outreach Institute is agreed |
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November 2, 1970: The Spanish Speaking Outreach Institute opens its doors and Ricardo Fernandez is officially named |
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August 27, 1970
August 28, 1970
October 12-19, 1970
October 19, 1970