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Rita Moreno Enduring Latina Legend

Story Compiled by Mary Ann Cooper

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Mary Ann Cooper

Arts and Media June 2019

Media Bias Against Doctors Must Stop

Story Written by Dr. Rebekah Bernard, M.D. Editor’s Note: Has some media coverage painted physicians in a negative light and hurt the public’s trust? The following excerpt from an article by Dr. Rebekah Bernard explores this topic.

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Inspiring Amazing Latinx Scholars

Anthony Villarreal Research Assistant at SDSU Doctoral candidate, Joint Ph.D. Program with San Diego State University and Claremont Graduate University

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Cultural Richness Breaks Stereotypes

Hispanic Arts Council Of St. Louis

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Sylvia Mendoza

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Montclair Film’s Adult Mini Camp - 2019

Editor’s Note: In addition to running the annual Montclair Film Festivals, non-profit Montclair Film also offers educational programs throughout the year, including its Adult Mini Camp.

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Mary Ann Cooper

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‘Framing John DeLorean’

Auto industry engineer, inventor and executive John DeLorean’s story has always been the great white whale relentlessly pursued by film producers, but executing that story has remained elusive—until now

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Mary Ann Cooper

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Filmmaker Enjoying The Ride

As His DeLorean Bio-Pic Debuts In an exclusive interview with The Hispanic Outlook on Education, Tamir Ardon talks about his long journey to bring his film “Framing John DeLorean” to life.

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Mary Ann Cooper

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Capturing The Latino Community On Film

8th Annual Montclair Film Festival Editor’s Note: The eighth annual Montclair Film Festival featured movies, short subjects and documentaries on a variety of topics, including the following on the Latino community.

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Home Away From Home

Rutgers Center For Latino Arts And Culture Today’s CLAC, which has come a far way since its inception, offers the growing number of Latinos on campus direct support while advising organizations, in addition to providing cultural programming and community outreach.

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Michelle Adam

Arts and Media June 2019

New ‘Party of Five’ Involves Deportation

The 1990s award-winning teen drama “Party of Five” is being rebooted; this time the family must deal with their parents being deported to Mexico instead of dying in a car accident.

Arts and Media June 2019

Colorado’s New Medical School Program

The University of Colorado and Colorado State University are partnering on a new medical school program with a focus on health care both in terms of society and for individual patients.

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2019 EJK Bookmaking Competition Winners

The winners of the 33rd annual Ezra Jack Keats Bookmaking Competition for grades 3-12 were recently honored at an awards ceremony at the Central Branch of Brooklyn Public Library.