Author Archives: Editor
Groundbreaking Bill Passes Illinois Legislature
By: Ashmar Mandou Recently, a bill passed in the Illinois House of Representatives that will require schools across the state to modify hard school disciple practices. Senate Bill 100, which… Read more
LOVE Them Dollars!
by Daniel Nardini The U.S. dollar is the official currency of four countries in the Americas. These four countries are the British Virgin Islands, Panama, Ecuador, and El Salvador. The… Read more
NLEI Celebrates 43 Years of Economic Development, Job Training for Chicagoans
The National Latino Education Institute will celebrate its 43rd year of economic development and job training programming at a dinner gala and silent auction at the Hilton Chicago on June… Read more
Media Arts College Offers Summer Workshops for Teens
As parents and teens look to fill their summers with vacation, camp and pre-college visits, Tribeca Flashpoint College is extending its NEXT LEVEL summer workshops for 2015. Throughout July, high… Read more
Consejos de Nikole Reed, Senior Manager, regional after sales at Nissan North America
• ¿Cómo se le habla a un vendedor? o Aunque sea tu primera vez comprando un carro, recuerda que mantener el control y el autoestima son puntos esenciales. Asegúrate de… Read more
Crispy Plantain Fritters
Ingredients 4 green plantains water salt 2 spring onions, finely chopped 1 clove garlic, finely chopped 2 tablespoons olive oil Instructions Step 1 Chop ends off plantains. Peel skin with… Read more
Shedd Aquarium’s New Amphibians Exhibit Now Open
They live in treetops, deserts and swamps, grow to several feet long or to only the size of a quarter, and outsmart their predators by looking like a leaf or… Read more
Police Officers to Hit Dunkin’ Donuts Rooftops for Special Olympics Illinois
For the 13th year in a row, hundreds of law enforcement officers from throughout the state will stake out Dunkin’ Donuts rooftops to benefit Special Olympics Illinois on Friday, May… Read more
Peace in Pilsen
By: Ashmar Mandou Public safety is a prevalent issue for the people of the Pilsen, especially during the summer months. In order to promote peace and safety, The Resurrection Project… Read more
Los Angeles to Raise Minimum Wage
by Daniel Nardini The City of Los Angeles has joined a growing number of American major cities that have raised the minimum wage to help those who need higher pay… Read more »