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America´s Perfect Storm: Three forces changing our nation´s future
Our nation is in the midst of a perfect storm — the result of the confluence of three powerful forces — that is having a considerable impact on our country. If we maintain our present policies, it is very likely that we will continue to grow apart, with greater inequity in
Listening to Latinas: Barriers to High School Graduation
To help keep girls in school and on track for success, the National Women’s Law Center and the Mexican American Legal Defense and Education Fund went straight to the source: Latina students and the adults who work with them every day.
Astronaut taking Twitter to space en Español
WASHINGTON - NASA has tweeted in space, but now one of its astronauts will tweet what no one has tweeted in orbit before: He’ll be sending his Twitter updates in Spanish as well as English.
The 50 Most Important Hispanics in Technology & Business: Pushing to the Top in American Industry
As might be expected, many of the "50 Most Important Hispanics in Technology and Business" are engineers, many of whom repeat here from last year. Engineers, modern wizards whose scientific mastery drives American industrial progress, are the people who create America's wealth. But not all of the "50 Most" are engineers.
The sky's the limit: for Latinos in NASA: unbeknownst to the Hispanic Community's mainstream, there are plenty of Latino heroes
There aren't too many people out there who have never in their lives dreamed, or at least wondered, what it's like to travel in space. It's a fascination that most of us have felt as children, sometimes even as grownups. I know that I, for one, have often felt it.
Clueless in America
Clueless in America
By BOB HERBERT
Published: April 22, 2008
We don’t hear a great deal about education in the presidential campaign. It’s much too serious a topic to compete with such fun stuff as Hillary tossing back a shot of whiskey, or Barack rolling a gutter ball.
La invasión boricua en la NASA
En la agencia aeroespacial, actualmente trabajan 181 puertorriqueños, en su mayoría en cargos de alto rango.
Hispanic Dropout Rates Rise But Others Fall
High school dropout rates are declining for blacks and whites but not for people of Hispanic descent, whose dropout rate has remained high for 20 years, the Education Department said today.
