Monthly Archives: August 2011
Back to School Breakfast for Busy Days
Mom is right! Breakfast is one of the most important meals, setting the tone for the rest of the day on school performance, behavior, and weight management – even attendance… Read more
Para el regreso a la escuela: desayunos saludables y rápidos
¡Mamá siempre tiene la razón! El desayuno es una de las comidas más importantes ya que de alguna manera se verá reflejado durante el resto del día el rendimiento en… Read more
Buscando una ‘A’
Por: Carolina Vélez En solo tres semanas, CPS abrirá sus puertas el 6 de septiembre para recibir a los estudiantes del año escolar 2011-2012. Pero antes de que eso suceda,… Read more
By the Cuban Flag Divided
By: Daniel Nardini Even with all of the problems between the United States and Cuba, which includes the Alan Gross affair, tens of thousands of Cuban Americans are still going… Read more
Latinos Falling Through the Cracks
By: Daniel Nardini As if America and Americans have not had a truly bad enough month already with the near default on the U.S. national debt and the downgrading of… Read more
What Is Happening in Detroit?
By: Daniel Nardini Many Latinos living in the Detroit area have reported Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) personnel randomly stopping, questioning and even harassing them. There was the case of… Read more
An American Hostage in Cuba
By: Daniel Nardini Alan Gross, an employee for USAID, has now been sentenced to 15 years in prison in Cuba for “espionage.” His crime? Trying to set up Internet access… Read more
Side Door to Disunion
By: Daniel Nardini Although a handful of states—like Alabama, Arizona, Georgia and Indiana—have passed anti-immigrant state immigration laws, most of the other states have not. States that are considering passing… Read more
Oh Give Me a Home, PLEASE
By: Daniel Nardini One part of the American Dream is for someone to own a place of their own. This is why I was distraught to hear that banks actually… Read more
A Review of “Boricua Power”
By: Daniel Nardini The book, Boricua Power: A Political History of Puerto Ricans in the United States by Jose Ramon Sanchez, is a must-read for those trying to understand something… Read more »