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Scholarships - Any Tips?

Started by Latinitas Intern in Advice. Last reply by Tabatha M. Aguilar Mar 25. 3 Replies

Dieting And its Negative Effects

Started by Wendy Gonzalez in Hot Topic. Last reply by Wendy Gonzalez Apr 4. 2 Replies

Resume Tips

Started by Yajanetsy Ruano in Advice. Last reply by Daisy Orellana Mar 28. 1 Reply

Should I stay or should I go away for school?

Started by Latinitas Intern in Advice. Last reply by Marisa Martinez Apr 5. 7 Replies

Blog Posts

It's a life full of decisions. Let's make them!

Posted by Giselle Rosas on May 16, 2013 at 10:02pm 0 Comments

Not too long ago, I was writing here to describe my struggle in deciding whether I should continue living in Thailand. It was a place I was very attached to, with it's unique environment, full of different colors, sounds, sights and tastes. A place where people were kind and…

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Riding a horse is like riding a bike

Posted by April C. Davila on May 12, 2013 at 5:55pm 0 Comments

Just kidding, riding a horse is not at all like riding a bike. I went out with my friend Aly to York, PA to ride on a horse for the very first time.

Horses can be so therapeutic as I found out Saturday night. Instead of getting ready for finals I decided to go with my friend to her hometown. I figured I would have fun as I been working on a 30 page final for the last 2 1/2 weeks.

I know I will regret it coming tomorrow morning. Whatever the case, I went and I had such a…

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Cultural appropriation or theft?

Posted by Clara Mandujano on May 7, 2013 at 6:50pm 0 Comments

This afternoon the internet blew up after it was found out that Disney had filed an application to trademark 'Dia de Los Muertos. A trademark would allow Disney to put the phrase "Dia de Los Muertos" on everything from clothing to toys. 

Dia de Los Muertos has recently become very popular here in the United States. Online you can find examples of 'artsy' pictures of women dressed up in skull makeup for fashion photoshoots, or during Halloween you see pictures of sorority girls in…

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Tutoring English as a second language students.

Posted by April C. Davila on May 8, 2013 at 3:00pm 0 Comments

These are my ESL students I tutor for at Wilson College. Irvin and Lizbeth. It's amazing how much they loved to see their rocks like I promised them. Irvin and Lizbeth gave me the biggests smiles ever.I love coming to class to help them read in English, although I tend to find it really difficult that neither can write or…

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Our Chicano Crowd at the Capitol

Posted by Adriana Ramos on May 6, 2013 at 8:00pm 0 Comments

With news reporters watching, news station cameras rolling, and people passing by, I felt the power of our crowd. I might have been standing among one-hundred and nineteen other students, but this was different from standing in my own high school junior class. Our crowd was standing in front of the Sacramento Capitol building and even with the vast differences in hometowns and high schools, I felt connected like…

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THANKS!

Posted by Linda Maria Vasquez on May 3, 2013 at 5:00pm 0 Comments

Hey everyone, today is my last day as a Latinitas intern! 

It's been a pleasure creating content for you! I really hope my posts have been interesting for you. I tried to vary my topics to keep you interested! Latinitas has been a great experience for me. I'm graduating college with a degree in journalism. I've been reporting for a couple of years now. This was my first internship, though. I learned about being a self-starter and pacing myself according to my schedule. 

This…

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The Labyrinth Project

Posted by April C. Davila on May 5, 2013 at 9:43am 0 Comments

This weekend is better, for lack of a better word, even though the amount of work left to do seems almost insurmountable. (I have a 30 page paper due by tomorrow evening and I only have five pages complete.) Gosh darnit, I needed a break. So, I was pretty glad that yesterday was Wilson Colleges' first annual Labyrinth Project.

For those of you who may not know, a labyrinth is like a maze, but unlike a maze it is designed to help you find yourself. So, when the oppurtunity to walk…

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"The Call": and it's "call" to female independence

Posted by Marisa Martinez on April 30, 2013 at 2:57pm 0 Comments

 I watched a movie called "The Call". (don't read this paragraph if you're interested in seeing the movie, it has spoilers). SPOILER ALERT! Anyways, and it mainly focuses on a girl (Abigail Breslin) who has been kidnapped by a serial killer and has a cell phone with her and is constantly calling the same 911 operator (Halle Berry). Throughout the movie, Berry gives Breslin tips and techniques to try and be saved (the phone the girl has doesn't have GPS and they cannot find her location).…

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First Time: Seeing the Sunrise

Posted by Laura Ruiz Colón on April 30, 2013 at 6:00pm 0 Comments

I am currently writing to you from the undergraduate (also happens to be UNDERground) quiet study room at Van Pelt Library. VP has been my home since last wednesday when readings days began. I won't talk about the stress, sleepless nights (although I did see the sunrise for the first time)  and stacked coffee cups because anyone who has ever studied for a final already knows the drill but, I do want to share with you three…

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My Spring 2013 Learning Experience So Far

Posted by Yesenia Treviño on April 30, 2013 at 9:08pm 1 Comment

This spring semester has been a marvelous and exhilarating experience for me so far. I currently attend Santa Monica College, an institution of higher education whose environment has nurtured my intellectual curiosity well.

I am a political science major with a strong interest in economics and sociology. I am currently working on earning a degree in public policy. My public policy course this semester has helped me understand eight models that are used when formulating and evaluating…

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Latest Activity

Giselle Rosas's blog post was featured

It's a life full of decisions. Let's make them!

Not too long ago, I was writing here to describe my struggle in deciding whether I should continue living in Thailand. It was a place I was very attached to, with it's unique environment, full of different colors, sounds, sights and tastes. A place where people were kind and strange in the way that they…See More
19 hours ago
Giselle Rosas posted a blog post

It's a life full of decisions. Let's make them!

Not too long ago, I was writing here to describe my struggle in deciding whether I should continue living in Thailand. It was a place I was very attached to, with it's unique environment, full of different colors, sounds, sights and tastes. A place where people were kind and strange in the way that they…See More
yesterday
Arleen E Lopez and Giselle Rosas are now friends
yesterday
Giselle Rosas commented on Arleen E Lopez's blog post Waves of Nostalgia: Music That Takes You Back
"Hello Arleen! Pedro Infante's singing always reminds me of when I used to visit my grandmother's home in Mexico, and she would watch the films while she was busy doing something else, as usual. For some reason, The Beatles and The Doors,…"
yesterday
Giselle Rosas commented on Giselle Rosas's blog post After a year and a half- I'm going back home
"Hello Arleen! I apologize for my late response, but I am sure you have just graduated, so congratulations on that! I will send you a message with specific details on the programs I was a part of when teaching both in France and Thailand!"
yesterday
Jennifer Lopez posted a blog post

Jennifer Lopez---The Story of my name

I am currently a new intern with Latinitas and this is my first blog. To formally introduce myself, my name is Jennifer Lopez. Many people think I was named after the famous star, “Jennifer Lopez,” but everything happened by coincidence. This blog is going to clarify how my name came to be and to prove that I was not named after the famous star. The year I was born, 1993, Jennifer Lopez starred in a television show known as In Living Color. In this comedy television series, she was a dancer.…See More
Thursday
Latinitas Intern posted a blog post
Wednesday
Latinitas Intern posted a blog post

Great Opportunity for Aspiring Attorneys! Check it Out!

Do you know a high school student who is an aspiring attorney? Apply now to the FREE Hispanic National Bar Association (HNBA) Legal Education Action Program (LEAP). The program takes place in Los Angeles, California on June 23-30, 2013. LEAP participants will be housed on a University campus for the one-week residential experience and will live in a protected campus environment with young attorneys, law students and college graduates serving as student-guides and mentors. Participants will…See More
Monday
April C. Davila's blog post was featured

Riding a horse is like riding a bike

Just kidding, riding a horse is not at all like riding a bike. I went out with my friend Aly to York, PA to ride on a horse for the very first time.Horses can be so therapeutic as I found out Saturday night. Instead of getting ready for finals I decided to go with my friend to her hometown. I figured I would have fun as I been working on a 30 page final for the last 2 1/2 weeks.I know I will regret it coming tomorrow morning. Whatever the case, I went and I had such a relaxing time.There was a…See More
Monday
April C. Davila posted a blog post

Riding a horse is like riding a bike

Just kidding, riding a horse is not at all like riding a bike. I went out with my friend Aly to York, PA to ride on a horse for the very first time.Horses can be so therapeutic as I found out Saturday night. Instead of getting ready for finals I decided to go with my friend to her hometown. I figured I would have fun as I been working on a 30 page final for the last 2 1/2 weeks.I know I will regret it coming tomorrow morning. Whatever the case, I went and I had such a relaxing time.There was a…See More
Monday
Clara Mandujano's blog post was featured

Cultural appropriation or theft?

This afternoon the internet blew up after it was found out that Disney had filed an application to trademark 'Dia de Los Muertos. A trademark would allow Disney to put the phrase "Dia de Los Muertos" on everything from clothing to toys. Dia de Los Muertos has recently become very popular here in the United States. Online you can find examples of 'artsy' pictures of women dressed up in skull makeup for fashion photoshoots, or during Halloween you see pictures of sorority girls in their artsy…See More
May 10
April C. Davila's blog post was featured

Tutoring English as a second language students.

These are my ESL students I tutor for at Wilson College. Irvin and Lizbeth. It's amazing how much they loved to see their rocks like I promised them. Irvin and Lizbeth gave me the biggests smiles ever.I love coming to class to help them read in English, although I tend to find it really difficult that neither can write or pronounce…See More
May 10
Desiraie Murillo posted a blog post

My Experience as a Club Leader

I learned a good deal while volunteering for the past month at the Johnson club during the spring of 2013. What I liked the most about leading this club was talking to the girls about their problems and being able to help them solve them in a constructive way. I also liked it when the girls would offer their opinion on what should or could be done in that situation. We did one photo and video exercise (I was only their mentor for one month.), some games, made Mother’s Day cards, played some…See More
May 9
April C. Davila posted a blog post

Tutoring English as a second language students.

These are my ESL students I tutor for at Wilson College. Irvin and Lizbeth. It's amazing how much they loved to see their rocks like I promised them. Irvin and Lizbeth gave me the biggests smiles ever.I love coming to class to help them read in English, although I tend to find it really difficult that neither can write or pronounce…See More
May 8
April C. Davila and alicia marie kura are now friends
May 8
Reilly Elementary School posted blog posts
May 8
 
 
 


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