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• First writing contest winners
• Preston earns science, engineering award
• Varriale earns science, engineering award
• Chavez earns science, engineering award
• Mexico City travel ... 20 cosas with besitos
• Carranza: Art that looks back and through
• Launching Latinas into science and engineering
• Latinas who let freedom, instead of wedding bells, ring
• TheLatinaVoz.com endorses Clinton and McCain
• Artist as storyteller: Laura López Cano
• Guadalajara is number one with Ochoa
• Trujillo earns science, engineering award
• Requena Grewal earns science, engineering award
• Evangelical, Catholic Latinos reevaluate their faith in the GOP
• Blog, blog, blog, Latinos lift the conversation
• Latina teen suicide, Part I: Girls sound a life and death alarm
• Latinas open up about wounds of discrimination within the culture
• Avila selected Nurse of the Year
• Playwright Solano talks about "Speak Spanish to Me," identity
• 'Latino Writers and Journalists' book unites literary gems
• Art celebrates women, sheds light on issue of violence
• Commentary: Time to End Abstinence-Only Education
• Why Latinas should vote
• Madrinas: A look into one of the cores of Latino families
• Cool math-science camps give summer a youthful buzz
• Madrinas to us all: Significant Latinas in history
• Batiz lays down indelible tracks on Tijuana Sound
• Latina teen suicide, Part II: Opening parents' eyes
• Latina teen suicide, Part III: Why no national program?
• HIV commentary: Time to open the subject of sex
• Latinas represent big 'if' at the ballot box
• Doctora's call: You are what you eat
• Soraida: Finding inner peace, Harlem to Main St.
• An old-school solution to raising your income
• Quinceaneras come in new flavors now
• The Global Gag Rule and women's lives lost
• Got health? The frustrating chase for insurance
• Mariachi: The Sound of Mujeres
• The Quinceañera I Was Too Poor to Have
• Skin cancer risks rise for Latinos
• Drive-thru marketing is collision course for kids
• Career leap: Latina FBI agents tell their stories
• Looking Inside and Out to Help Prevent Kids' Obesity
• A decade later, broadcast news still overlooks Latinos
• Pay day inequity: U.S. wages don't balance out for Latinas
• Numbers add up to accounting careers for Latinas
• Spotlight on the Sisters of Color United for Education
• My Paisa
• Commentary: Young Latinas often missing at political grassroots
• Latinas react as TV reporter keeps her job after affair with L.A. mayor
• Move over SpongeBob: Here's a first for Latina cartoon creators
• HPV vaccine: Setting the record straight
• Zacatecas: Time for the annual fair
• A stress and cultural release, Latinas find yoga
• Publisher's favorites: July 2007
• 'Poetics of the Handmade': Latin wit engraved in art
• Move over SpongeBob: Here's a first for Latina cartoon creators
• Student exchange program opens insight to Mexico
• Networking for your soul
• Latina post-debate chats
• Latinas discuss poverty and healthcare
• Latinas and orgasm: Coping with bedroom expectations
• Historical Latinas Part II: An artist, an activist and a Nobel laureate
• Mendez v. Westminster stamp is part of Hispanic Heritage Month
• Lessons from the Developing World: The Peace Corps in El Salvador
• Mendez v. Westminster stamp honors landmark school-desegregation case
• Nursing career inspires a new view
• Welcome to kindergarten! Now let's talk college
• "Soy Roquera": Taking the pulse of Rock en Español
• Publisher's favorites: December 2007
• Commentary: What's behind lead poisoning's effect on Latinos
• Against the odds: Guatemalan women wage peace in anti-lynching effort
• Latinas inspire and family motivates entrepreneur
• Publisher's favorites: September 2007
• Why Latinas Should Vote
• Science, engineering award winner has advice for young Latinas
• Democrats' duel looks to super-delegates; McCain leads GOP
• Publisher's favorites
• Art celebrates women, sheds light on issue of violence
• Real Latino stories on LatinLounge.tv
• The secret of all-girls public schools: Latina teens benefit
• Denise Captain earns science award
• "Why my Nina should be Madrina of the Year" essay contest
• Soy Roquera's own "best of" list for Rock en Espanol
• Portugal's city of seven hills: 20 cosas about Lisbon
• Saint Joseph Ballet blends cutting-edge dance with academics
• NOVA Academy honors Trujillo, Garcia, Sanchez
• Olive Crest's NOVA Academy honors graduates Trujillo, Garcia, Sanchez
• A Q&A with Dr. Daphne Miller, author of 'The Jungle Effect'
• Miami Dade�s San Luis, Solares chosen for Latina leadership institute

Home Latina News Family Career & Money Health & Nutrition Art & Culture Community Heritage & Travel Campaign 2008 Cosas Favoritas Notes to the Editor	August 2008	• First writing contest winners • Preston earns science, engineering award • Varriale earns science, engineering award • Chavez earns science, engineering award • Mexico City travel ... 20 cosas with besitos • Carranza: Art that looks back and through • Launching Latinas into science and engineering • Latinas who let freedom, instead of wedding bells, ring • TheLatinaVoz.com endorses Clinton and McCain • Artist as storyteller: Laura López Cano • Guadalajara is number one with Ochoa • Trujillo earns science, engineering award • Requena Grewal earns science, engineering award • Evangelical, Catholic Latinos reevaluate their faith in the GOP • Blog, blog, blog, Latinos lift the conversation • Latina teen suicide, Part I: Girls sound a life and death alarm • Latinas open up about wounds of discrimination within the culture • Avila selected Nurse of the Year • Playwright Solano talks about "Speak Spanish to Me," identity • 'Latino Writers and Journalists' book unites literary gems • Art celebrates women, sheds light on issue of violence • Commentary: Time to End Abstinence-Only Education • Why Latinas should vote • Madrinas: A look into one of the cores of Latino families • Cool math-science camps give summer a youthful buzz • Madrinas to us all: Significant Latinas in history • Batiz lays down indelible tracks on Tijuana Sound • Latina teen suicide, Part II: Opening parents' eyes • Latina teen suicide, Part III: Why no national program? • HIV commentary: Time to open the subject of sex • Latinas represent big 'if' at the ballot box • Doctora's call: You are what you eat • Soraida: Finding inner peace, Harlem to Main St. • An old-school solution to raising your income • Quinceaneras come in new flavors now • The Global Gag Rule and women's lives lost • Got health? The frustrating chase for insurance • Mariachi: The Sound of Mujeres • The Quinceañera I Was Too Poor to Have • Skin cancer risks rise for Latinos • Drive-thru marketing is collision course for kids • Career leap: Latina FBI agents tell their stories • Looking Inside and Out to Help Prevent Kids' Obesity • A decade later, broadcast news still overlooks Latinos • Pay day inequity: U.S. wages don't balance out for Latinas • Numbers add up to accounting careers for Latinas • Spotlight on the Sisters of Color United for Education • My Paisa • Commentary: Young Latinas often missing at political grassroots • Latinas react as TV reporter keeps her job after affair with L.A. mayor • Move over SpongeBob: Here's a first for Latina cartoon creators • HPV vaccine: Setting the record straight • Zacatecas: Time for the annual fair • A stress and cultural release, Latinas find yoga • Publisher's favorites: July 2007 • 'Poetics of the Handmade': Latin wit engraved in art • Move over SpongeBob: Here's a first for Latina cartoon creators • Student exchange program opens insight to Mexico • Networking for your soul • Latina post-debate chats • Latinas discuss poverty and healthcare • Latinas and orgasm: Coping with bedroom expectations • Historical Latinas Part II: An artist, an activist and a Nobel laureate • Mendez v. Westminster stamp is part of Hispanic Heritage Month • Lessons from the Developing World: The Peace Corps in El Salvador • Mendez v. Westminster stamp honors landmark school-desegregation case • Nursing career inspires a new view • Welcome to kindergarten! Now let's talk college • "Soy Roquera": Taking the pulse of Rock en Español • Publisher's favorites: December 2007 • Commentary: What's behind lead poisoning's effect on Latinos • Against the odds: Guatemalan women wage peace in anti-lynching effort • Latinas inspire and family motivates entrepreneur • Publisher's favorites: September 2007 • Why Latinas Should Vote • Science, engineering award winner has advice for young Latinas • Democrats' duel looks to super-delegates; McCain leads GOP • Publisher's favorites • Art celebrates women, sheds light on issue of violence • Real Latino stories on LatinLounge.tv • The secret of all-girls public schools: Latina teens benefit • Denise Captain earns science award • "Why my Nina should be Madrina of the Year" essay contest • Soy Roquera's own "best of" list for Rock en Espanol • Portugal's city of seven hills: 20 cosas about Lisbon • Saint Joseph Ballet blends cutting-edge dance with academics • NOVA Academy honors Trujillo, Garcia, Sanchez • Olive Crest's NOVA Academy honors graduates Trujillo, Garcia, Sanchez • A Q&A with Dr. Daphne Miller, author of 'The Jungle Effect' • Miami Dade�s San Luis, Solares chosen for Latina leadership institute
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