LOT meeting emphasizes involvement opportunities
By Angie Baldelomar During its monthly meeting on Sept. 22, the Latinos of Tomorrow (LOT) welcomed a group of students to hear about involvement opportunities for young Hispanics and unveiled a new mentoring initiative. LOT is a part of a net of programs created by the Greater Kansas City Hispanic Collaborative and the Hispanic Chamber […]
Distinguished Mexicans Award goes to KU researcher and professor
By Angie Baldelomar On Thursday (Sept. 27), the Consulate of Mexico in Kansas City, Missouri, will present the Distinguished Mexicans Award to Dr. Jorge Soberon, a researcher and professor at the University of Kansas. Soberon, who was born in Mexico, has been a professor and researcher in ecology and evolutionary biology at the university since […]
Wonderful World: Discover San Diego
By Tom Sawyer Welcome tourists! In this edition, we will talk about San Diego, California one of the cities considered among the most beautiful in the country, which is also a border city with our neighbor Mexico. It has an estimated population of 1 million and a half citizens, but the urban San Diego-Tijuana border […]
Immigration proposal isn’t what America needs
By Eulogio JP I’ve often said the most effective way to fight illegal immigration is to find ways for people to immigrate legally into the United States. There are thousands of jobs that Americans don’t want to fill, such as farm work. There also are thousands of jobs that are vacant because of a lack of […]