October 7, 2016 Selling Off The Country By Sharon McElhone Americans are facing tougher career choices in the era of globalization. Many companies have transferred a lion’s share of American jobs to countries like China, India and Taiwan in order to keep up with demands for inexpensive goods made via cheap labor. Iranian born Melanie …
“No podría tener otra vocación. Siempre quise ser escritora, profesora y si usted me pregunta qué otra me hubiera gustado hacer era diseñar ropa, pero como un pasatiempo; la literatura es una pasión. No puedo imaginar mi vida si no estoy estudiando, escribiendo o enseñando” dijo Celia Correas Zapata, autora del libro de Isabel Allende: …
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But on condition of equal status with main line art groups March 28, 1990 By Yolanda Reynolds Luis Valdez’ Teatro Campesino has recently been mentioned in City Council discussions regarding the now abandoned proposal to displace the downtown Studio Theater. In a March 15 Mercury News editorial entitled, “Boo’s All Around,” it is stated that …
Health Activities and Services Spanning from Sept. 26 through Oct. 31 to Benefit Thousands of Underserved Residents County of Santa Clara officials and representatives invite the public to the official proclamation of Santa Clara County’s 2016 Binational Health Week on Tuesday, October 4, 2016, 9:00 a.m., at the Board of Supervisors Chambers. The Santa Clara …
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San José es una de las ciudades más grandes del Área de la Bahía, sin embargo, sólo cuenta con cuatro galerías de arte. San Francisco, por ejemplo, con una población menor, cuenta con alrededor de 300 galerías; por lo cual no es extraño saber u oír a personas decir que tienen pocas oportunidades de exponer …
March 28, 1990 By Yolanda Reynolds Wednesday evening some elected and community leaders listened to an account of the effects of the recent Border Patrol raids in San Jose. The hearing was sponsored by Raza Sí, a Latino citizens group dedicated to assuring that the civil, political and economic rights of Latinos are not violated. …
Por Ernesto I. Garibay Mora Escuchamos con atención el debate entre los candidatos a la presidencia de Estados Unidos, Hillary Clinton y Donald Trump; donde una vez más el republicano demostró una lamentable ignorancia en distintos rubros, además, de nueva cuenta insertó en su discurso a México. Este candidato planteó la posibilidad de reducir los …
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San José, CA – The San José City Council authorized the pilot deployment of a free WiFi network serving East Side Union High School District (ESUHSD) families on Tuesday, September 20. The project is the result of a partnership between the city and district, with the goal of connecting more underserved and low-income students in San …
Mario Virgen Covarrubias es un joven mexicano que expresa su gran sensibilidad artística a través de las letras de sus poesías. Como todo escritor, ha dedicado parte de sus obras al amor, a la traición y al abandono de la pareja. Sin embargo, él trata de decir muchas cosas más, situaciones de la vida diaria, …
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March 28, 1990 By Yolanda Reynolds Latino arts group spokespersons and arts supporters gathered Thursday evening at Mother Olsen’s Inn at the invitation of Vice Mayor Alvarado. The evening became a lively exchange of ideas. Alvarado, who has proposed a Mexican Heritage Plaza and Gardens for the East Side introduced members of that task force …
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