Latin American food goes mainstream
From tacos to ceviche Latin American food is finally going mainstream in the U.S., and large corporations are catching on.
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We should continue to read the classics; here’s why
In classic literature we can find worlds, attitudes, answers that otherwise, we would have never been able to discover.
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Nathalie Molina Niño gives women the tools to achieve equity and financial prosperity
Nathalie Molina Niño wants to arm women, especially women of color, with the tools that will accelerate their path to equity and economic prosperity.
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5 Unique summer travel destinations
It’s the middle of summer and time to think of a vacation. Here are 5 distinct travel locations worthy of a long visit or maybe a multi-city tour.
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Why writing longhand is a great skill to have
Should we all go back to handwriting all our correspondence? Maybe not. But there are certain messages that should still be delivered in longhand.
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Hispanics and the seven deadly sins
Fernando Diaz-Plaja wrote “Spaniards And The Seven Deadly Sins.” I thought it would be interesting to make my own list about Hispanics.
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Ida Vitale, winner of Spain’s Cervantes Prize, inspires at 96
This year´s Cervantes Prize goes to Ida Vitale, a 96-year-old Uruguayan poet who is an inspiration to us all.
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Is “textese” poor spelling and bad grammar?
Textese is used by both young and older people alike, although it´s more prevalent in youth. Is it considered poor spelling?
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For the love of teaching; on being a teacher for a lifetime
A natural born teacher will be focused on his or her students and leave his ego on the other side of the classroom door.
